Doctors at Children's Hospital diagnosed Jaquerrion with multiple skull fractures, cerebral hemorrhaging and extensive retinal hemorrhaging, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported.
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By last October, it was hemorrhaging money and shut down.
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Is he still hemorrhaging subscribers due to his various controversies?
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Dish's satellite TV business has been hemorrhaging customers for years.
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Hemorrhaging on this new whale, though, is a big clue.
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Aside from a gory moment of uterine hemorrhaging and an
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Ebola causes fever, severe headaches and in some cases hemorrhaging.
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The stock was tanking, and the company kept hemorrhaging cash.
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But we're getting these little Band Aids on a hemorrhaging wound.
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I was hemorrhaging money and, frankly, losing my taste for gyros.
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Early on during my second pregnancy, I started bleeding and hemorrhaging.
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Still, Laney showed no obvious signs that she was hemorrhaging internally.
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But ByteDance, too, is hemorrhaging money over its ambitious global vision.
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By stark contrast, Uber and Lyft — like Snap — are hemorrhaging money.
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Taxpayers would be stuck with a money-hemorrhaging, politically untouchable insurer.
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Hemorrhaging begins between five and seven days after the fever starts.
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It's hemorrhaging New York fighters faster than it can book them.
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Prolonged exposure to pitocin can increase the risk of postpartum hemorrhaging.
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But now that the hemorrhaging has stopped, the real work begins.
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The drug can cause hemorrhaging in the mother, and birth defects.
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His comments quickly garnered criticism and failed to reverse hemorrhaging markets.
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The major surgical procedure comes with risks like infection and hemorrhaging.
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If additional privacy protections help stop the hemorrhaging of its market cap?
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Sources tell The Verge that FF is still hemorrhaging top engineering talent.
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Ebola causes a high fever, hemorrhaging in some cases and even death.
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The virus Ebola causes fever, severe headaches and in some cases hemorrhaging.
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Her cause of death was determined to be internal bleeding and hemorrhaging.
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A necropsy found the juvenile female had broken bones and massive hemorrhaging.
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Tesla, worth roughly $50 billion on the stock market, is hemorrhaging cash.
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He soon discovered he had major vocal cord polyps, with some hemorrhaging.
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Meanwhile, other companies hemorrhaging cash are considered to be on their deathbeds.
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As this whole saga unfolded in the media, O'Reilly was hemorrhaging advertisers.
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We only went to hospitals and doctors when we fainted or began hemorrhaging.
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Tesla's income statement reveals the company is hemorrhaging cash at a robust clip.
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But if the placenta is deeply attached, the hemorrhaging can be life-threatening.
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The injury caused hemorrhaging and he was diagnosed with a traumatic brain injury.
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What's incredible about Atlético is that this kind of hemorrhaging hasn't stopped them.
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He was hemorrhaging money and it was apparent Stephens had a gambling problem.
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The EPA has been hemorrhaging staff; three top officials resigned just this week.
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I had to be hemorrhaging before their rules would let them do this.
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Manning has only had one serious complication, hemorrhaging the day after his surgery.
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Of course, history and most social sciences are hemorrhaging college majors as well.
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Intracranial hemorrhaging—that is: a bleeding brain—is less likely and much scarier.
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Like Ms. Williams, she nearly died from internal hemorrhaging caused by pelvic injuries.
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He had two broken left ribs and soft tissue hemorrhaging in his chest.
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It's more like a hemorrhaging of the simple values that kept us whole.
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Not only was it stressful for everyone in the band, they were hemorrhaging money.
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To Ford Motor Company, it must have felt like salt on a hemorrhaging wound.
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But that success arrived with a massive price, as the service began hemorrhaging money.
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But it can also cause severe hemorrhaging (bleeding or bruising), often resulting in death.
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Symptoms can include fever, headache, muscle pain, fatigue, diarrhea, vomiting, abdominal pain and hemorrhaging.
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A retained placenta, with its associated hemorrhaging, is a leading cause of maternal mortality.
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In addition, both of Hudson's optic nerves in the eyes showed signs of hemorrhaging.
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They had to perform surgery again, and discovered more hemorrhaging near her C-section.
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Is LG's mobile business really important enough to maintain if it keeps hemorrhaging money?
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But despite buzz from those big name acts, the company couldn't stop hemorrhaging money.
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Her problem is not to attract female voters but to stop hemorrhaging male voters.
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SoftBank's crown jewels, Uber and WeWork, which are hemorrhaging money, are largely to blame.
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But her initial autopsy showed symptoms of multiple organ failure and hemorrhaging, BFMTV said.
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It is characterized by pigs developing hemorrhaging lesions on their skin and internal organs.
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Mr. Bass tapped Mr. Bannon to overhaul Space Biosphere Ventures, which was hemorrhaging money.
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One in 553 American women with accreta die, usually from hemorrhaging too much blood.
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An autopsy later found that she died of postpartum hemorrhaging from a traumatic laceration.
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The upshot: It was struggling with $100 million in debt and hemorrhaging red ink.
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The balloon stopped the hemorrhaging inside her pelvis, almost like turning off a faucet.
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Hemorrhaging: There may be more bleeding during delivery and postpartum than in normal deliveries.
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During the Great Recession, consumers stopped flying so much and airlines were hemorrhaging money.
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Before the storm, their island was bankrupt and hemorrhaging its 3.3 million US citizens.
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Symptoms can be mild or severe, including hemorrhaging in the gums, eyes or nose.
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The company has been hemorrhaging cash for years, including tens of millions on unsold Spectacles.
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Marvin Lee Minsky, 88, passed away January 24, 2016 in Boston, Massachusetts of cerebral hemorrhaging.
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Dolak's injuries included a skull fracture, brain hemorrhaging, and permanent damage to an optical nerve.
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Very heavy bleeding or hemorrhaging are not supposed to happen, but this is extremely rare.
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While AT&T owns DirecTV, a national pay-TV distributor, that business is hemorrhaging subscribers.
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As noted in the NEJM report, the blindness was accompanied by detached retinas and hemorrhaging.
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The director spent 10 days in the hospital suffering a concussion, fractured skull and hemorrhaging.
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Millions of people subscribed and the company started hemorrhaging money, paying movie theaters for tickets.
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PDVSA has been hemorrhaging cash since late 2014, when global oil prices more than halved.
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Tests showed troops could apply the strap and halt deadly hemorrhaging in just one minute.
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At the turn of the century, the NHL could credibly claim it was hemorrhaging money.
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The authorities said she had respiratory failure and had retinal hemorrhaging consistent with head trauma.
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He credited the scheme with helping to breathe new life into areas previously "hemorrhaging residents".
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These are important steps and necessary to halt a greater hemorrhaging of middle-class jobs.
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NASCAR may be hemorrhaging fans and sponsors, but it's actually making more money doing it.
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The virus, which causes fevers and fatal hemorrhaging, first appeared in the country in 1976.
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When she arrived, she was hemorrhaging and had to take medication to stop the bleeding.
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And now the hemorrhaging is threatening the nation's chances of overcoming its long economic collapse.
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Three ethanol plants in the state have closed, and most small farmers are hemorrhaging money.
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On Wall Street, investors have lost patience with money-hemorrhaging startups and loose-cannon founders.
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The final results noted a spinal-cord injury and evidence of hemorrhaging in the eyes.
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It may seem a good business plan to protect your conservative brand from potential hemorrhaging.
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The disease is characterized by pigs developing hemorrhaging lesions on their skin and internal organs.
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In 22008, a pregnant, hemorrhaging woman staggered into a hospital in El Salvador seeking emergency care.
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NASCAR may be hemorrhaging fans and sponsors, but it is actually making more money doing it.
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When the company filed for its initial public offering last year, it was already hemorrhaging money.
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In the meantime, Boeing is hemorrhaging millions of dollars as order numbers fall amid the crisis.
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I was in and out of hospitals bleeding, on bed rest, potentially hemorrhaging at certain times ….
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The best Twitter can do is stop hemorrhaging cash so it can control its own destiny.
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And worst of all are the cars, billions of individual engines with myriad surfaces hemorrhaging energy.
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The injuries were severe and consisted of numerous fractures, requiring surgical repair, as well as hemorrhaging.
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She trips over the hospital's waiting-room chairs — and by evening, she's hemorrhaging in the bathroom.
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Papa John's has been hemorrhaging customers lately, and CEO John Schnatter isn't too happy about it.
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Hemorrhaging money on projecting Kato Kaelin's haggard visage into an empty room may not make sense.
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Trump-era Republicans are hemorrhaging support from key white voter groups, especially college graduates and women.
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Tufano broke eight vertebrae in the accident and also sustained a collapsed lung and brain hemorrhaging.
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It has slowed the hemorrhaging of species, but is still a long way from stopping it.
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Coal plants, which are the country's largest single source of greenhouse gas emissions, are hemorrhaging employees.
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Still, State Department officials are pushing back on assessments that Foggy Bottom is hemorrhaging talented employees.
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Pasco County Supervisor Brian Corley warned on Thursday that his office was "hemorrhaging" poll workers and.
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But nowhere is the hemorrhaging of Greece more severe than in the departure of young people.
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Ebola, a highly infectious disease that causes hemorrhaging, fever, bloody vomiting and diarrhea, has five subtypes.
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More affluent New Yorkers find ourselves hemorrhaging money on goods and services with laughably inflated prices.
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Thompson was at the dental office where she works processing insurance claims when she started hemorrhaging.
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The social media site has been losing European users, amid stricter privacy restrictions, and hemorrhaging teenage users.
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"In my opinion, the hemorrhaging was due to compression of the neck by the chokehold," she said.
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An unknown cyst in my brain ruptured, hemorrhaging blood and protein into the center of my skull.
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Illegal immigrants were pouring over the border and border patrol was overwhelmed trying to control the hemorrhaging.
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A nationwide crisis Across the US, schools are hemorrhaging teachers while fewer college graduates enter the profession.
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Congregations are hemorrhaging parishioners and confidence in the church is falling in the U.S. at unprecedented rates.
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It can cause fever and hemorrhaging of various parts of the body, including the eyes and nose.
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Clinical trials by the University of California, San Francisco, observed a 50% decrease in deaths from hemorrhaging.
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But in all the months it had been hemorrhaging cash, Faraday Grid was not making any money.
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Ebola -- which causes fever, severe headaches and in some cases hemorrhaging -- kills about half of those infected.
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Why it matters: Tesla is under growing pressure to increase Model 3 production and stop hemorrhaging cash.
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Because they contain horse or sheep proteins, antivenins also can trigger life-threatening anaphylactic shock or hemorrhaging.
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Each has had to modify their businesses, including Cadillac suspending all operations amid the service hemorrhaging cash.
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But the Samuras still want to own their own shops, and that journey has them hemorrhaging money.
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"We were hemorrhaging cash," the former senior director, who asked to speak on condition of anonymity, said.
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But the manufacturing industry is hemorrhaging jobs, losing more than 4 million over the past twenty years.
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And they are hemorrhaging losses; their playoff hopes have already dimmed considerably before the All-Star break.
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Tesla has much riding on the Model 22.04, which could finally make the cash-hemorrhaging automaker profitable.
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It's the highest number since 2015, when the oil industry was hemorrhaging jobs as energy prices tanked.
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Obama's first term began at the height of the great recession, when the economy was hemorrhaging jobs.
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Globally, 300,000 women die every year — some 839 every day — from pregnancy related complications like postpartum hemorrhaging.
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Tulsa, like many districts, has been hemorrhaging teachers, with the best and brightest migrating to other states.
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Our sources say there was blood on her pillow ... an ominous sign, because it's evidence of hemorrhaging.
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A number of partnerships were expected to be announced at the event, but it is now hemorrhaging panelists.
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Englewood had been hemorrhaging for decades: first the employers; next the banks, groceries, and restaurants; finally the people.
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Later bleeding can involve serious hemorrhaging in the brain that can be life-threatening or cause lifelong disability.
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You don't see on the show that, when I started hemorrhaging again, it was very touch-and-go.
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Insider Podcasts What happens when medicines needed to treat hemorrhaging, infection, pain and cancer are in short supply?
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The big question right now is: What would it actually take to stop the hemorrhaging of conservative support?
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Chapter 2585 wasn't a big surprise, of course, as Kodak had been hemorrhaging cash since the late 2716s.
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We were told he suffered petechial hemorrhaging ... which occurs when someone hangs himself or is strangled or smothered.
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It's particularly important to look for hemorrhaging in elderly patients and people taking blood-thinning medication, he adds.
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The bacteria causes lesions and hemorrhaging in infected fish, and swells their kidneys and spleens, eventually killing them.
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The Postal Service, for its part, this year considered raising stamp prices amid hemorrhaging funds, USA Today reported.
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The report follows multiple years of the team hemorrhaging millions of dollars, according to documents acquired by ESPN.
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With Mr. Trump well behind in virtually every swing state and hemorrhaging support, he needed to force Mrs.
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He began the morning offering renewed disgust over the "hemorrhaging" N.F.L. and players kneeling during the national anthem.
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They can continue their stand for lowering premiums and increasing choice, and decry the individual markets hemorrhaging insurers.
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The company is hemorrhaging money and it's hard for many outsiders to figure out how that can stop.
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However, the company could not stop "hemorrhaging" money, a former executive familiar with OV's finances told BuzzFeed News.
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Its food division was hemorrhaging money because price controls forced it to sell products for a few cents.
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In 2018, MoviePass said it was hemorrhaging tens of millions of dollars every month in an SEC filing.
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The Rhino Orphanage in a Facebook post Friday said Jazz the giraffe collapsed after hemorrhaging in the brain.
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The report also noted damage to the brainstem, and evidence of hemorrhaging both inside and outside of the skull.
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After hemorrhaging cash over the last few years, flows into emerging markets (EM) appear to be turning a corner.
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In the real world, outside that very expensive house, Chuck is hemorrhaging money because of these lawsuits against him.
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But it's worth remembering that even in this good week, America was still hemorrhaging from large-scale gun violence.
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She was airlifted to a New York hospital and, a few days later, died from hemorrhaging in the brain.
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She began hemorrhaging after she got home, and the man who had performed the procedure declined to offer guidance.
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The point of this "activism boot camp" was to figure out how the Republican Party can stop hemorrhaging women.
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On average, Ebola -- which causes fever, severe headache and in some cases hemorrhaging -- kills about half of those infected.
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We went from hemorrhaging 85033,000 jobs a month, to an unprecedented 73 consecutive months of private sector job growth.
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Cellebrite's software platforms for analyzing device traffic and network logs did pinpoint, though, when Bezos' phone began hemorrhaging data.
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With 11 consecutive years of losses, totaling $65 billion, there is no end in sight to the financial hemorrhaging.
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During those two contracts, GM was hemorrhaging cash on its way to a federal bailout and bankruptcy in 2009.
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"Superglue was originally a medical product, invented during the Vietnam War to fill wounds and stem hemorrhaging," she says.
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Rushed to market in two months, it was an attempt to recoup the teenage customers that the platform was hemorrhaging.
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Interdimensional muppets enter the room, and zap Heidecker into a human turkey, with a red boil hemorrhaging from his butthole.
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By the end of the Normandy campaign the Germans were hemorrhaging men and machines, with two armies all but destroyed.
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It's severe hemorrhaging, and pretty much only one thing can do that to an animal this size: a ship strike.
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Then once low tide came along, they did their necropsy, found fractures and hemorrhaging, and confirmed the cause of death.
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There are rare cases where a single hit to the head causes cerebral hemorrhaging (more on that in a moment).
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They're really juicy, they're a little fragile, they grow off all hemorrhaging, but it's the flavors that we're interested in.
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Since 27, Democrats nationwide have been hemorrhaging state legislature seats, and dressing their open wounds with tiny Hello Kitty bandaids.
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Throughout all this, the company has been hemorrhaging money, and has yet to prove that its business model is sustainable.
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A need to make up for hemorrhaging domestic revenues would give public colleges powerful incentives to charge even higher sums.
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The debts of these shale companies are still on the market and they are hemorrhaging cash to service the debts.
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Yet, the federal government still struggles to commit the resources and leadership needed to curb this hemorrhaging of taxpayer dollars.
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Aetna, which now covers more than 800,000 people in 553 exchanges, said it had been hemorrhaging money on the plans.
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Different creations are said to help women conceive, stay healthy through the pregnancy, ease contractions and to stop postpartum hemorrhaging.
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That was one thing that hit me hard in Houston: They were "hemorrhaging money!" as Tom Wolfe's Sherman McCoy said.
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Pinterest is the rare unicorn preparing to go public this year that is not hemorrhaging cash at an alarming rate.
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They were hemorrhaging young members because of this exclusionary policy, putting their long-term financial and membership growth at risk.
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Other effects include impairing animals' hearing, brain hemorrhaging and the drowning out of communication sounds important for survival, experts say.
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So while Uber is still hemorrhaging money, it is losing less money relative to what it's bringing in than before.
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He had multiple fractures, he was hemorrhaging and his brain, according to medical records, was "actively oozing out" from his skull.
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Doctors determined Zachary also had tears in his major blood vessels and valves as well as retinal hemorrhaging in his eyes.
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Spires and Booth are also alleged to have sold products containing FUB-AMB that resulted in severe hemorrhaging among numerous people.
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She told Reuters her uterus was punctured during an abortion in the 1990s in a Texas clinic and she began hemorrhaging.
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And if mainline denominations are hemorrhaging members, does it not seem at least plausible those people's political allegiances may be plastic?
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Adding to the Biden campaign's woes, a Quinnipiac University poll Monday showed him trailing Sanders nationally and hemorrhaging black voter support.
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Some people may have very few symptoms, and others may develop severe symptoms such as hemorrhaging, kidney failure, or breathing problems.
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The cause hits close to home for the model, who experienced serious postpartum hemorrhaging right after her first baby was born.
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Then, Rohrback experienced nearly a decade of her own health struggles, suffering a complicated uterine fibroid condition that led to hemorrhaging.
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ING's Brzeski remarked that this strategy had backfired on the CSU with it hemorrhaging voters to both the left and right.
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At the current rate Yahoo is hemorrhaging unflattering information about the hacks, it may not be long before we find out.
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These new features are coming at a time where Snap has just only managed to stop hemorrhaging daily users to Instagram.
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Verizon deems this all necessary because its landline business is hemorrhaging customers, as people cut the cords on their home phones.
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The socioeconomic system may not be hemorrhaging the way it was in 2008, but the wounds don't seem to be healing.
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Doctors also determined Zachary had tears in his major blood vessels and valves as well as retinal hemorrhaging in his eyes.
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He specifically points to the company's lack of profitability as well as its "hemorrhaging cash flow" as reasons to stay away.
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The big losses for stocks came from Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) which suffered their second biggest outflows ever, hemorrhaging $18.6 billion.
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His bailouts of the economy and the auto industry, he says, prevented the Great Recession from hemorrhaging into a Great Depression.
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When The Profit's Marcus Lemonis arrived on the scene, he had to find a way to stop Windward from hemorrhaging funds.
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In New York City, 38 pregnancy-related deaths were caused by hemorrhaging from 103 to 2010, the most recent data available.
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Investor money is hemorrhaging out of global stock funds at a pace not seen since just after the financial crisis exploded.
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The governor, Gina M. Raimondo, a first-term Democrat, tried to stop the hemorrhaging by saying she was scrapping the slogan.
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The New York City medical examiner ruled that she died of hemorrhaging from injuries of the cervix, uterus, and uterine artery.
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This was one election where rural voters could not save a Republican who was hemorrhaging votes all across the metropolitan landscape.
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In moderate districts and purple states, the hemorrhaging of such voters could prompt Republicans to place more focus on gender equity.
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Pasco County elections supervisor Brian Corley said he started "hemorrhaging" poll workers after a county resident tested positive for the coronavirus.
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Despite WeWork's grand ambitions of being a tech company valued at tens of billions, the company has instead been hemorrhaging them.
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The N.F.L. is hemorrhaging fans, in large part because of the players are turning the league into a social justice platform.
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It means that Twitter, which has been hemorrhaging money forever, finally turned a profit last quarter, much to the shock of skeptics.
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" A forensic pathologist later testified that the stabbing described by the witnesses "could result in massive hemorrhaging into the chest ... or death.
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It was later determined she had suffered a skull fracture, brain hemorrhaging, and permanent damage to an optical nerve, The Sun reported.
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Her strange, almost surreal, portraits and detail shots show actors in medical gowns pretending to suffer from hemorrhaging, confusion, and other things.
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But by 2000, the party was hemorrhaging support as far-right politicians such as Pat Buchanan and David Duke became its faces.
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When she started hemorrhaging after the procedure, the person who performed the procedure told her it was her problem now, she said.
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She also had a fractured skull and brain hemorrhaging from being violently shaken or hit, commonly referred to as shaken baby syndrome.
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Or should they just re-sign the younger, cheaper Holiday and cease hemorrhaging their future with every other personnel decision they make?
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In the wake of this news, the show has been hemorrhaging advertisers but there's still one person who stands behind O'Reilly: Trump.
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Symptoms that include fever, headache, muscle pain, fatigue, diarrhea, vomiting, abdominal pain and hemorrhaging can begin two to 21 days after exposure.
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The district is funded on a per-pupil basis, but it is hemorrhaging students, about 1,000 since 2014, when the crisis began.
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Chu, now 68, works at a notably smaller firm, which lately has been hemorrhaging lawyers, including some of its most senior members.
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But there is no momentum on the federal level for such funding, or really for anything meaningful to help this hemorrhaging industry.
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He ultimately discovered that, during the Vietnam War, more than thirty-four hundred service members died because of hemorrhaging from extremity wounds.
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" He's accusing NFL commissioner Roger Goodell of having "lost control" of what he called a "hemorrhaging league" where "Players are the boss!
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The mosquito-borne virus attacks the liver, causing its signature jaundice and internal hemorrhaging (the Mayans called it xekik, or "blood vomit").
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But, perhaps more importantly, it means you are running a health insurance company hemorrhaging money that may soon go out of business.
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These experiments are part of an industrywide race to find some way — any way — to make up for the hemorrhaging of revenue.
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He just has "some people that I want to change" in the interest of "seeking perfection" — that will surely stop the hemorrhaging.
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The most frail of them are hemorrhaging people, like Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Sudan and most every nation in sub-Saharan Africa.
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Bastian is forgoing his salary for the next six months in an attempt to stem the hemorrhaging of money from the company.
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The Zaire strain is, however, the deadliest form of Ebola, a highly infectious disease that causes hemorrhaging, fever, bloody vomiting and diarrhea.
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But the virus's emergence in the Balkans could test poorly funded health systems, which are hemorrhaging medical professionals bound for western Europe.
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It's the firm that always seems to come out on top, making money during the financial crisis while its competitors were hemorrhaging.
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But the electric carmaker is still hemorrhaging money and could have problems keeping the lights on if it doesn't find more cash.
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Lutz said Tesla is "hemorrhaging cash" and because of the federal investigation, the SEC will not let it make a capital raise.
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READ: An 'abortion reversal' study left women hemorrhaging Back in May, the state House and Senate passed similar bans on D&Es.
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That wasn't the case during the Great Recession, when the company was hemorrhaging cash and headed for bankruptcy and a federal bailout.
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Ten years ago, all the automakers were hemorrhaging cash, sales were plunging and GM and Chrysler were heading towards bailout and bankruptcy.
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The Resistance knows that Trump is utterly unfit to be president of the United States, and now he is weak and hemorrhaging.
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If Melnyk was hemorrhaging money and strapped with immense debt before this season, how does that get better a year from now?
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Worse, Hipstamatic was hemorrhaging money: It had recently purchased a $1 million building (the "Haus of Hipstamatic") which apparently needed $800,000 in renovations.
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Investigators say they learned that Atlas had been abused at least two other times in a six-week span, causing fractures and hemorrhaging.
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Fifth-generation farmers are abandoning their acres, packing factories are shuttering their operations, and the state is hemorrhaging a billion dollars every year.
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Raija suffered multiple skull fractures, a ruptured spleen, several broken ribs and massive retina hemorrhaging, according to a police affidavit obtained by PEOPLE.
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The amount of surgery that I had was incredibly painful and because I kept hemorrhaging I couldn't be on a basic pain killer.
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No, at first it was a ruptured ovarian cyst, one that required immediate surgery to stop the hemorrhaging of blood into my abdomen.
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In other words, he was hemorrhaging money on Legos for his kids and wondered if there was a way to slow the bleeding.
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During surgery, doctors found a large hematoma flooding her abdomen that had been caused by hemorrhaging at the site of her c-section.
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At a crossroads: 4 infertility journeys Years later, in her late 30s, she started hemorrhaging and was literally bleeding to death, she said.
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As long as these issues remain, they will "continue hemorrhaging money" from the program and threaten the planes' readiness and safety, Grassley noted.
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A necropsy revealed that the dolphin was alive when it was impaled, evident by hemorrhaging at the site of the wound, she said.
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Since legendary investor John Doerr stepped down as managing partner in 2016, replaced by Ted Schlein, the firm has been hemorrhaging top talent.
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Will the whole business just completely implode soon, or is it just totally chill with hemorrhaging money so we can all see Hereditary?
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The game has been hemorrhaging players since launch, due in no small part to its misleading marketing and the promises it couldn't keep.
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Remember that rising food prices helped fuel the Arab Spring, which has left the world with a chaotic, fractured, refugee-hemorrhaging Middle East.
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The hemorrhaging of staff at the EPA has hit the agency's enforcement arm, the Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance (OECA), particularly hard.
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Zivot warned Bucklew would likely experience "suffocation, convulsions, and visible hemorrhaging" for "more than a few minutes to many minutes" before falling unconscious.
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The force of the crash fractured his ribs, bones in his arms and legs, and his pelvis, causing acute hemorrhaging, the report said.
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Likewise, if the IRS is inadequately funded, it loses the ability to thoroughly audit and investigate people, thus hemorrhaging even more future revenue.
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The state is hemorrhaging money as companies and conventions decide to take their business elsewhere and as big-name musicians cancel arena shows.
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And that partly reflects the association's commitment to the idea of Obamacare, even though the plans have been quite clear they're hemorrhaging money.
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They included detailed instructions about best practices for various preventable complications that can arise during or after pregnancy, like hemorrhaging and pre-eclampsia.
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Dov Charney, the company's founder, had recently been ousted by the board after tawdry allegations of misconduct, and the business was hemorrhaging money.
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But Mr. Settis doesn't begin to address them in earnest until the last 40 pages of the book: It is hemorrhaging young people.
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During that time she was forced to have an abortion, but the procedure was botched and left her hemorrhaging alone in her bedroom.
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The President's Manufacturing Council had been hemorrhaging CEOs as well, beginning with Merck's Kenneth Frazier, the only African-American CEO on the council.
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A boom in tourism has not been enough to stem the hemorrhaging of hard currency in a country embargoed by the United States.
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The company had already been hemorrhaging money because Rousseff's government made it sell imported gasoline and diesel at a loss to control inflation.
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"If someone's not hemorrhaging (heavy bleeding with blood clots), there's a very small chance that it would be noticeable to others," she says.
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As the franchise was hemorrhaging veterans, general manager Neil Olshey also used free agency and trades to shrewdly add unsexy but undervalued frontcourt muscle.
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Explaining that "application of pressure to the anterior neck is a painful phenomenon," Persechino said Garner's neck displayed fresh hemorrhaging when she examined him.
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They also deliver babies; manage emergency situations during labor, such as hemorrhaging; repair lacerations; and may provide surgical assistance to physicians during cesarean births.
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I bled so much I thought I might be hemorrhaging and called my doctor, who told me the bleeding was rare but not abnormal.
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But, as Business Insider's Julie Bort previously reported, the company was soon plagued with missteps and infighting, and began hemorrhaging users by mid-2018.
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In the end, "Ferreira's view prevailed, because he knew better that the hemorrhaging would only worsen if the company were dismantled," the person said.
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Now, thanks to infrared technology, we're starting to see just how much methane the oil and gas industry is hemorrhaging—mostly, out of laziness.
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As you know, the Fed has been tightening, equities are hemorrhaging, the yield curve is getting spooky and talk of a recession is intensifying.
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We're told he suffered petechial hemorrhaging, caused when someone hangs himself or is strangled or smothered, but authorities are confident this was a hanging.
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Theater Review At a drilling platform off the coast of Texas, thousands of gallons of oil have begun hemorrhaging into the Gulf of Mexico.
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We hear her agonized weeping as she tries to stanch the hemorrhaging and stop the baby she doesn't want from coming out of her.
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The company is hemorrhaging money: $219,000 every hour of every day during the 12 months leading up to March, according to the Financial Times.
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The researchers relied on the knowledge of locals to guide them to sites that they suspected might be hemorrhaging artifacts during the summer melt.
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Mr. Manafort had $1 million in clothing debt alone, his business was hemorrhaging money and he was angling for bank loans to stay afloat.
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There is no ready way for doctors to tell the difference between the hemorrhaging from a natural miscarriage and that from an induced abortion.
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Amid his losses in Iowa and New Hampshire, Biden has been hemorrhaging support among black voters to Sanders and billionaire former Mayor Mike Bloomberg.
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Another victim died in the same hotel days before, which Dominican authorities connected to respiratory failure, hemorrhaging and an enlarged heart, according to HuffPost.
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It is transmitted through direct contact with blood or other bodily fluids of infected people, causing fever, severe headaches and in some cases hemorrhaging.
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Ebola, which causes fever, severe headache and in some cases hemorrhaging, most commonly affects people and nonhuman primates, such as monkeys, gorillas and chimpanzees.
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After energizing fans with their up-and-down style of play at the start of the season, the Nets are hemorrhaging points on defense.
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Or that we were hemorrhaging hundreds of thousands of jobs a month like his predecessor was when he came into office, but we weren&apost.
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Ebola also infects the cells that line our blood vessels and organs, hampering their ability to properly clot, which helps trigger the telltale widespread hemorrhaging.
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Click here to view original GIFThe gas leak hemorrhaging methane all over the LA suburbs has been temporarily plugged, Southern California Gas Company announced today.
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By the time the summer of MoviePass came to an end, the company that was going to permanently disrupt the box office was hemorrhaging money.
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There isn't yet a known cure for someone once they are infected with Ebola, which causes a high fever, hemorrhaging in some and even death.
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Bottom line: We must first combat further hemorrhaging of the labor force, job losses, and deaths from opioids, by subsidizing employment of low wage workers.
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"The biggest mistake people make when getting into the aircraft business is (thinking) that the cash hemorrhaging ends once you start delivering aircraft," said Aboulafia.
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Hakeem isn't the only one dealing with bad press: Jamal is still hemorrhaging favor with the ASA Awards voters for his fling with a woman.
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While taking a nap before work, she went into a severe hypoglycemic episode because her blood sugar had dropped so low her brain started hemorrhaging.
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The legislation also requires medical practitioners to report a list of any possible abortion complications, including infection, blood clot, hemorrhaging, depression, anxiety and sleeping disorders.
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An autopsy found Trent died of a fracture to his pelvis that caused hemorrhaging and from blunt force trauma to his head, chest and limbs.
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That night, my nightmares were a replica of the heinous events of the day: baby emerging, cutting the umbilical cord, hemorrhaging, the unmedicated D&C.
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New protocols to control bleeding and transfuse large quantities of blood have saved hemorrhaging patients, and more extensive use of tourniquets has improved survival rates.
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The virus, which causes fevers and potentially fatal hemorrhaging, can often spread out of control, as it did during a 2015 outbreak in West Africa.
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Some cruise lines, also hemorrhaging enterprise value amid the panic, began offering on-board credit if vacationers agree to actually go on their scheduled sailings.
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Free food is one of our many work perks and I'm feeling particularly grateful for it today after hemorrhaging money for the past few weeks.
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Today, Trump runs an administration that is hemorrhaging scientific expertise, and his political agenda is rife with efforts to target immigrants, minorities and the poor.
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It causes fever, hemorrhaging in the skin and internal organs and death in 21994-22 days, according to the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE).
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In 2000, the hemorrhaging of French subscribers from Canal+ became so alarming Vivendi said it could not finance the company's losses in the long run.
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However, these policies have failed to resuscitate the ailing US coal industry, which is hemorrhaging jobs due to automation and competition from other energy sources.
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Sprint has extensive 5G holdings which have positioned it well for the future, but it might not get there without a merger, because it's hemorrhaging cash.
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She summoned enough strength to make the half-hour ride to a clinic in Lubumbashi, riding on the back of a bicycle taxi while hemorrhaging blood.
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"Rihanna's doctor put her on vocal rest for 48-hours because she was at risk of hemorrhaging her vocal chords," a rep for Rihanna tells Mashable.
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According to Lancaster, the newlyweds used all of their paid time off for their honeymoon and are hemorrhaging money between paying for treatment and the hotel.
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As it turns out, the blood thinner that doctors used to treat her contributed to more hemorrhaging at the site of her C-section, she says.
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CHS is hemorrhaging money and has $14.6 billion of debt that needs to be paid off, so it has set a goal of divesting 30 hospitals.
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O). Over the past decade, Fidelity's actively managed funds have been hemorrhaging assets as investors sought lower-cost, passively managed index and exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
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African swine fever is a devastating disease that can cause hemorrhaging in the skin and internal organs and death for swine in two to 10 days.
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So if you can get people to put down cold, hard cash, you're infusing a company that's hemorrhaging cash with exactly what it needs, is capital.
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The cars are also equipped with compression belts, which can stop hemorrhaging on a long drive to a hospital, drastically increasing a woman's chances of survival.
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He was placed in a medically induced coma after suffering severe brain hemorrhaging during the surgery, his attorney told CNN affiliate TV Panama at the time.
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I get that live television is a tough racket, and especially so for MTV, whose flagship property has been hemorrhaging viewers over the last few years.
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Ebola virus disease, which causes fever, severe headache and in some cases hemorrhaging, most commonly affects people and nonhuman primates, such as monkeys, gorillas and chimpanzees.
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Those who hope that a face-lift will raise property values often spar with others who recoil at the prospect of hemorrhaging cash on cosmetic work.
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What I should have realized was that everyone else was studying for chemistry mid-terms while I ran through Bebe like a rabid dog, hemorrhaging cash.
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"We are hemorrhaging from a lack of funding," said Larry Cagle, a Tulsa teacher and organizer of one of several Facebook groups pushing for a walkout.
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For example, he said, Bronx-Lebanon's obstetricians often see massive hemorrhaging after delivery, a problem linked to obesity, multiple pregnancies or a lack of prenatal care.
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Die Linke has been hemorrhaging voters to Alternative for Germany, especially in eastern Germany, where both unemployment and resentment of the political elite is much higher.
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Fourteen big cities lost population in 2000-20153 compared with just five in 22015-21970, with Chicago, the nation's third-largest city, hemorrhaging the most people.
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A post-mortem examination revealed horrific injuries, including a broken spine, fractured ribs, bruising on her chest and neck, internal hemorrhaging and injuries to her vagina.
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For any president, the split screen moment showing an apparent disconnect between his message of a roaring economy and hemorrhaging equities would be a little embarrassing.
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He knows immediately why he's off the hook and it wrecks him, even though he can now stop hemorrhaging money on legal fees and potential settlements.
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The moves come as Harris is hemorrhaging cash and in danger of lacking the resources to mount a competitive bid against better-funded rivals in Iowa.
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Jia would become Faraday's CEO in 2017 — posing an obvious and damaging conflict of interest to Lucid, which was hemorrhaging money and exploring a possible sale.
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Douthat points out, fairly, that churches that have tried to "liberalize" end up hemorrhaging their members anyway, and that Mass attendance has been flat under Francis.
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To the extent that they internalized it at all, it was thanks to 2012 election data, which showed Republicans hemorrhaging support among Hispanic and other minority voters.
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"In many circumstances — say, a mother hemorrhaging after childbirth — a few seconds or minutes can mean the difference between life and death," Graboyes said in the email.
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The pressure caused by the tangling can lead to a rupture, and if the AVM is located in the brain, the rupture can cause hemorrhaging and death.
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African swine fever is a devastating disease that can cause hemorrhaging in the skin and internal organs and death for hogs in as little as two days.
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Tsai announced her intention to run in February this year, after bruising local election losses in 2018 saw her Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) hemorrhaging votes island-wide.
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In an attempt to figure out a profitable business plan while hemorrhaging money, the company recently introduced a slew of new rules and experimented with different terms.
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The east coast of the state previously welcomed some of the business and tourism that has been hemorrhaging from the west coast due to the red algae.
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She gave birth to her second baby in the back seat; when she finally arrived at the hospital, she was hemorrhaging, but recovered after a few days.
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According to the New York Times, the Trump campaign has been hemorrhaging money, and had just $1.3 million in cash on hand at the beginning of June.
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This whole move to try to go toward the right and get Trump voters that'll never vote for them—they are going to start hemorrhaging black voters.
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Leaders of the business world staged a remarkable revolt against President Trump on Wednesday, forcing the White House to disband two economic councils that were hemorrhaging members.
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Meanwhile, our uncompetitive corporate rate only worsens, acting as a drag on economic growth, job creation and federal revenue while the hemorrhaging of U.S.-based companies continues.
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On average, Ebola -- which causes fever, severe headache and in some cases hemorrhaging -- kills about half of those infected, but fatality rates in individual outbreaks have varied.
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"Old San Juan is on life support, hemorrhaging money," Lemonis said, noting that each closed business in the area could be forgoing almost $7 million a month.
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While all that was happening, the last Atlantic City casino bearing his name—the Trump Taj Mahal—closed its doors for good after years of hemorrhaging income.
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But SideOneDummy's fall tells a bigger story about the music industry as a whole, which has been hemorrhaging money as streaming services and other tech takes over.
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Dr. Sperry found that while there was no evidence of bruising on her skin, there was deep hemorrhaging of the soft tissues and muscles over her ribs.
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Billions of dollars are meant to be made available not only to major industries that are hemorrhaging — the airlines, for example — but to small businesses as well.
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Those on the left had long said that this was what had caused the party's slow decline, a hemorrhaging of support from its traditional working-class voters.
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A broad, sustained campaign bringing together the government, the private sector and our allies is the only way to halt this hemorrhaging of America's economic life blood.
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Lyft and Uber are already hemorrhaging money; some are estimating that the change in employee classification will cost the two companies a combined $800 million per year.
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Even the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services admits Medicaid is hemorrhaging 49 percent more money under ACA than CMS projected it would just 18 months ago.
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It's hemorrhaging money, and whenever it comes up with solutions to stay relevant in an age of free, instantaneous communication, Congress reliably jumps in to scuttle reform.
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BlackBerry, whose corporate survival was in doubt shortly before Chen took charge as the company was losing money and hemorrhaging cash, is no longer on death's door.
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"Jennifer Hudson tirelessly over-emotes in the role; she limps around hemorrhaging snot and looking either miserable or terrified, like she's been watching the dailies," he wrote.
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Chang was taken to the hospital with horrific injuries, including burst blood vessels in the eye, bleeding on the brain, kidney failure and hemorrhaging due to suffocation.
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She left the hearing room Wednesday upon learning that lawyers intended to show graphic photos from her son's autopsy, including images of hemorrhaging to his face and neck.
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President Donald Trump is hemorrhaging support amid a political standoff over his proposed border wall that has resulted in the longest government shutdown on record, according to polls.
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The state is also expanding prenatal education programs for women and reviewing best practices in hospitals to address hemorrhaging, one of the leading causes of pregnancy-related deaths.
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They cut me open, and I just remember all of a sudden I started shaking, and I started hemorrhaging as they were trying to get [the babies] out.
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With no specific treatment or effective human vaccine, Rift Valley fever can cause blindness and severe hemorrhaging, leading the victim to vomit blood or even bleed to death.
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GE's massive power-plant business is hemorrhaging cash and contending with falling sales and technical problems, while the company is selling assets to pay down its outsized debt.
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OK. Maybe that last one was deserved, but Trump is hemorrhaging support from what has historically been his bedrock base — white men who are pissed off about something.
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Authorities say an 18-month-old boy was killed in Idaho last month after sustaining skull fractures, brain swelling, torn blood vessels and retinal hemorrhaging in his eyes.
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Researchers at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia, have developed a form of oxytocin that can be inhaled and used in rural areas to save mothers who experience hemorrhaging.
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"You can make a fortune in the market, but if you're hemorrhaging money everywhere else, then a healthy portfolio isn't going to do you much good," added Cramer.
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Interestingly, the ability to stop the hemorrhaging of taxpayer dollars from the Medicare FFS program exists, is in place and has been tested — it's just barely being used.
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Fink has successfully navigated an asset-management industry landscape where most companies have been hemorrhaging assets, and talk of an existential crisis for active managers is not hyperbole.
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The women often would remain tight-lipped about why they were hemorrhaging, but Haddad said that it was clear to her and the Zambian clinicians what was happening.
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On average, Ebola -- which causes fever, severe headache and in some cases hemorrhaging -- kills about half of those infected, but case fatality rates in individual outbreaks have varied.
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Conor McGregor is inching closer to finalizing a fight with UFC star Khabib Nurmagomedov in 2018 because he's hemorrhaging cash in a bad way ... so says Khabib's manager.
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Maternal deaths caused by hemorrhaging, as in Ms. Lam's case, have been on the decline nationally, according to a study published last year in the journal Obstetrics & Gynecology.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Lyft Inc's stock slumped to a record low on Friday as Uber Technologies, another company hemorrhaging billions of dollars, fell in its Wall Street debut.
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"I would be up all night googling trauma, PTSD, hemorrhaging, and I couldn't find anything seven years ago that felt like something I could relate to," Saba said.
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With no one to course correct, Inkkas began hemorrhaging funds due to lack of sales, an abundance of designs and expensive rent from the storefront in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
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The way John Kasich tells it, he inherited a troubled state that was hemorrhaging jobs, saddled with a huge budget shortfall and in desperate need of a rescue.
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"If leaders in the Church think that improving its interface with digital technology is going to help it stop hemorrhaging youth, they are sadly deluded," Smith wrote me.
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Postpartum hemorrhaging (PPH) -- or excessive bleeding after childbirth -- claims the lives of tens of thousands of women a year and is generally treated with a drug called oxytocin.
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Motorola crumbled in 2009 after failing to predict or adapt to the age of the smartphone and hemorrhaging money in the iPhone's first two years on the market.
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During the complex surgery involving the removal of her tonsils, adenoids, uvula and cartilage structures from her nose, Jahi went into cardiac arrest and suffered extensive brain hemorrhaging.
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In the long run, Saturday might turn out to be a turning point in Venezuelan history, leading to hemorrhaging domestic and international legitimacy, and perhaps ultimately Maduro's downfall.
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His administration has been steadily hemorrhaging people who know anything about economics, and reports indicate that Trump isn't even listening to the band of ignoramuses he has left.
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His administration has been steadily hemorrhaging people who know anything about economics, and reports indicate that Trump isn't even listening to the band of ignoramuses he has left.
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The school will join the shuttered businesses and abandoned homes as yet another indicator of the emergency gripping Puerto Rico and the desperate efforts to stop the hemorrhaging.
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The disease can cause fever and hemorrhaging of various parts of the body -- including the eyes and nose -- and can be spread through contact with an infected rat.
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On Monday, hemorrhaging cash and way down in polls — and with autopsies of her failing campaign being performed on the live body — Harris mercifully decided to drop out.
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Although only about 2390,212 people died of Ebola over those years, the grotesque nature their deaths — copious hemorrhaging from every orifice — has lent the disease a frightening reputation.
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No amount of spin can erase the fact that the agreement caused the closing of thousands of American and Canadian plants and the hemorrhaging of thousands of jobs.
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But some of those shadowy workings came to light earlier this year when Buzzfeed published a feature article in May which suggested the firm was hemorrhaging money and employees.
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First, there were reports that the subscription movie ticket service has been hemorrhaging money, then the company stopped paying for major films, and then it nuked its unlimited plan.
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All of this contributes to the perception that Amazon is adamant about keeping customers satisfied and hooked on its services, even if it means hemorrhaging cash now and again.
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In background conversations, Uber thinks this is revenge by Waymo for poaching its top engineer during a period in which the tech giant was hemorrhaging talent left and right.
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ABOUT MISSISSIPPI STATE (226-296, 278-6): The Bulldogs have been hemorrhaging baskets of late, allowing 88 or more points in four of their previous seven games - all losses.
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The network is hemorrhaging viewers, and the fly-by-the-seat-of-our-pants daily desperation that now oozes from its Bristol, Connecticut headquarters is both laughable and sad.
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And there are more of these stressors coming: Falling oil prices, climate change and population bombs are going to blow up more weak states, hemorrhaging refugees in all directions.
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In his medical records, he had written that Jahi's right carotid artery appeared abnormally close to the pharynx, a congenital condition that can potentially raise the risk of hemorrhaging.
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American officials say the Islamic State has largely eclipsed Al Qaeda in the global jihadist hierarchy, with Al Qaeda hemorrhaging members to its more brutal and media-savvy rival.
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The company's massive power-plant business is hemorrhaging cash and contending with falling sales and technical problems, while the company is selling assets to pay down its outsized debt.
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It was almost inevitable ... The Weinstein Co. has announced it will file for bankruptcy after hemorrhaging assets and facing multiple lawsuits in the wake of the Harvey Weinstein scandal.
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So packages are the Postal Service's positive note in an otherwise dismal financial report, and are at the very least not the only reason the organization is hemorrhaging money.
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The London club was hemorrhaging money in the race to win trophies: In the year ending June 2007 alone, Abramovich had to soak up its loss of £75 million.
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In the mid-21960s, as New York's commercial port was hemorrhaging business to more economical and modern rivals on the East Coast, the Brooklyn waterfront was in steady decline.
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The child, who has not been identified, was rushed in critical condition to Cohen Children's Medical Center, where he was treated for brain hemorrhaging and facial contusions, officials said.
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What's known, however, suggests that he's hemorrhaging cash: The New York Times reported that he earned $7.9 million in 2016, $9.5 million in 2017, and $6.8 million in 2018.
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It might seem reasonable for Dr. Varban to simply remove some of the fat from Jessica's abdomen, but doing that, he said, would result in a bloody, hemorrhaging mess.
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They forget that for every outrageous Trump tweet, there's a dozen apoplectic ones voters see coming from Democratic politicians, activists, and the mainstream media, which leave them hemorrhaging credibility.
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The American people were not fooled then by the empty promises of Democratic Party centrists offering Band-Aid solutions to stem economic hemorrhaging, and they won't be fooled now.
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If he's able to hang onto his committed backers, it's bad news for Cruz, who has been peeling support from the hemorrhaging Carson campaign since he began to decline.
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A German digital artist imagines an other-world where the landscape of the future is populated with floating space masses sprouting opaque bubbles and celestial rocks hemorrhaging emerald-hued crystals.
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Missy was taken to the vet, where doctors determined her injuries, which included broken teeth, a fractured skull and hemorrhaging, were consistent with those sustained in a hit-and-run.
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So packages are the Postal Service's one positive note in an otherwise dismal financial report, and are at the very least not the only reason the organization is hemorrhaging money.
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If complications such as hemorrhaging, brain damage, wound infection, or meningitis did not occur after [cranial surgery], and if primary bone healing took place, long-term survival was often observable.
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That list was the blood pact he made with conservative Republicans to maintain their backing in 2016 when his campaign was hemorrhaging and his not likely to break it now.
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Insiders say the banking fraud, a steady hemorrhaging abroad of the equivalent of one-eighth of Moldova's gross domestic product in unsupported loans over several years, reflects deep-seated corruption.
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SAN FRANCISCO, May 20193 (Reuters) - Lyft Inc's stock slumped to a record low on Friday as Uber Technologies, another company hemorrhaging billions of dollars, fell in its Wall Street debut.
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The hemorrhaging may be just the beginning of Mexico's pain from Trump's vows to shake up trade and bring manufacturing jobs back north when he takes office on Jan. 2000.
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The next day I was in the ICU and I started hemorrhaging again internally, and they actually had to bring me back into the theater for another three-hour operation.
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The leftovers include a faint galactic remnant, just 3,000 light years across, and the supermassive black hole itself, nearly naked and hemorrhaging ionized gas as it tears through the void.
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Many cases are mild, but in some people dengue can cause extreme pain, fever, shock, and hemorrhaging, and the risk of severe consequences increases the more times someone is infected.
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The hope is that Zipline's system can help reach people in desperate need of transfusions, including mothers suffering from postpartum hemorrhaging, which is the leading cause of maternal mortality worldwide.
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If Trump has any modicum of smarts, he'll dump that limp campaign video and just start hemorrhaging money trying to get these girls onto every TV station in the country.
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Ebola first strikes the immune system, forming blood clots throughout the body and prompting an immune system "storm," attacking all of the body's vital organs and causing massive internal hemorrhaging.
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"There's a real possibility that at some point the dyke breaks and the Socialist party starts hemorrhaging officials towards Emmanuel Macron," Jerome Sainte-Marie, head of pollster PollingVox, told Reuters.
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"The 'Phase 3' package takes precise and targeted measures of relief to particularly distressed industries that are at risk of hemorrhaging jobs and closing down if we don't," added Sen.
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In any case, it's clearly too many tourists for a town hemorrhaging residents, so much so that newspapers are running out of "Death in Venice" and "Submerged City" themed headlines.
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After hemorrhaging value for weeks, stocks jumped higher Tuesday as lawmakers signaled a bipartisan deal was nearing and as Trump pushed to get workers back in stores within a month.
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Dany completely failed to restore stability to the city, failing to stop a vicious insurgency led by the old slave masters while hemorrhaging support even from the slaves she freed.
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Those comments, which came just hours after the CDC warned Americans to start preparing for the possibility of a pandemic, quickly garnered criticism and failed to contain the hemorrhaging markets.
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Ebola -- which causes fever, severe headache and in some cases hemorrhaging -- kills about half of those infected on average, though the latest outbreak has a fatality rate of around 60%.
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If he retreats, because of either a hemorrhaging stock market or a rebellious Republican Party, he will demonstrate that the Trump movement was not much of a movement after all.
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In Britain, where results will not be released until Sunday, opinion polls showed Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservative Party hemorrhaging support to veteran eurosceptic Nigel Farage's newly formed Brexit Party.
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"We think that this could put patients in danger when, for example, they are miscarrying or hemorrhaging, experiencing heart failure, or suffering from some other serious complication during pregnancy," Thompson said.
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The Trump administration's goal here is to fulfill a major campaign promise to save the coal industry, which has been hemorrhaging jobs due to automation and competition from cheap natural gas.
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Fifty percent of the supplies are going to mothers with postpartum hemorrhaging, and 30 percent is going toward kids under the age of five who have severe anemia due to malaria.
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Sands), an heir to a venerable, money-hemorrhaging shoe factory in Northampton who longs to escape the provinces and join upwardly striving London with his status-conscious fiancée, Nicola (Celina Carvajal).
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Still, this is a rare example of Chinese tech IPO that isn't hemorrhaging cash — for example, Nio — which, coupled with the Tencent connection, is likely to make it a popular one.
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I was anticipating the worst, which would have been if she was hemorrhaging, if she had cardiac arrest—if something rare but very bad were to happen, we needed our space.
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The media giant behind "American Idol" and "So You Think You Can Dance" has filed for bankruptcy, and part of the problem is ... 'Idol' was hemorrhaging money in its final seasons.
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But even as Uber's core business shows signs of stabilizing and its core markets continue to show growth, its other business units appear to be hemorrhaging cash at increasingly high rates.
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Despite receiving immediate care from a neonatal intensive care doctor, the baby did not survive, and it quickly became apparent that the mother was having complications, hemorrhaging alarming quantities of blood.
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Cook criticized the social media company during an interview with Recode's Kara Swisher and MSNBC's Chris Hayes, saying he "wouldn't be" in Zuckerberg's situation — hemorrhaging shareholder value and facing regulatory probes.
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Though a string of polls had shown Mr. Trump opening a lead among white Catholics, a poll released last week by the Public Religion Research Institute showed Mr. Trump hemorrhaging support.
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The lack of safeguards, hygienic conditions, and incorrect administration of medication can lead to things like post-abortion sepsis, hemorrhaging, and genital trauma—all of which can all lead to death.
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Chemist Albert Hoffman first synthesized LSD in 1938 in a quest to prevent post-partum hemorrhaging but realized it had psychedelic properties after he accidentally absorbed the drug through his fingers.
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Mr. Lampert's hope is that by focusing only on a core group of 400 profitable stores, the company can stop hemorrhaging money and restore the confidence of its customers and vendors.
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Advertiser boycotts forced Glenn Beck off the air in 2011, and Fox News finally fired Bill O'Reilly earlier this year after sexual harassment allegations in part because he was hemorrhaging advertisers.
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A high school senior mowed down by a car with other pedestrians in last month's Times Square attack was hemorrhaging internally and transfusions could not keep up with the blood loss.
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"New York City is failing bus riders on a daily basis and we are hemorrhaging riders as a result," said Corey Johnson, the City Council speaker, whose district includes 14th Street.
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"New York City is failing bus riders on a daily basis and we are hemorrhaging riders as a result," said Corey Johnson, the City Council speaker whose district includes 14th Street.
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This move will not only protect Ohio's truly needy, but will surely influence the ongoing debate over ObamaCare repeal in Washington D.C. Ohio's ObamaCare expansion has been hemorrhaging for some time.
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The SPD is eager not to repeat the experiment of governing with the CDU, after losing 40 seats in September's election, although the CDU's losses were even greater, hemorrhaging 65 seats.
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So Trump's hemorrhaging of internal party support could well ripple outward, to voters — making his already bad poll decline even worse and creating a self-perpetuating cycle to drag him down further.
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Gotti.Screenshot: Gotti (YouTube)MoviePass, the movie-ticketing startup whose whole business model is essentially subsidizing enough impossibly cheap tickets with investors' money that it gains leverage over theaters, is fast hemorrhaging cash.
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Recent analysis indicates the company is hemorrhaging revenue, forcing Exxon to grow increasingly reliant on long-term debt in order to keep shareholder dividends flowing and maintain end-of-year cash balances.
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" In a particularly disturbing characterization, Baptiste's complaint states that Goguen severely injured her during sex, then left her to "seek emergency medical aid alone in a foreign country, nearly hemorrhaging to death.
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Doctors call it Traumatic Subarachnoid Hemorrhaging (tSAH), and it happens when small arteries tear during a head injury, releasing blood over the surface of the brain and causing widespread, sometimes fatal, effects.
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Today, the park's main tenant, state-controlled oil company Petrobras, is hemorrhaging money amid slumping oil prices and the site's administrator, the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, is trying to diversify.
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And while Oscar recorded its first profitable quarter in its now seven-year lifespan in 2018, it has a history of hemorrhaging money, including more than $200 million in losses in 2016.
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"After a while with higher costs and hemorrhaging cash to keep up, your margin gets eaten away and your (profit) has taken a pasting," Dean, who turns 52 on Monday, told Reuters.
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With the first-half equity redemptions standing at $151 billion, BAML said "hemorrhaging" at equity funds has stopped recently with $11 billion flowing into the asset class in the past six weeks.
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Now, the company is hemorrhaging money, sitting atop a mountain of debt and teetering on the edge of bankruptcy — all major reasons why CHS has lost almost 90% of its market value.
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China, meanwhile, finds itself in the opposite situation — relatively faster growth, but hemorrhaging jobs, shedding millions of them in the steel, aluminum, and coal industries, which are bloated with growth-choking overcapacity.
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Ms. Gross said she hoped that Washington, despite its reputation as a transitory place, had reached a cultural critical mass that would prevent Trump-induced hemorrhaging of the young, fashionable and talented.
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What remains unclear is whether China will again start hemorrhaging money to the rest of the world if global financial markets deteriorate once more or if skepticism over the Chinese economy intensifies.
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Postpartum hemorrhaging is the primary cause of death for new mothers in Rwanda, but clinics often don't have the resources to keep blood products, which require reliable storage facilities at specific temperatures.
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On average, Ebola -- which causes fever, severe headache and in some cases hemorrhaging -- kills about half of those infected, but case fatality rates in individual outbreaks have varied from 143% to 90%.
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In short, I saw a hemorrhaging of American taxpayers' money on propaganda when the Iraqis lacked basic health care, clean water and other essentials that we could have provided but did not.
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His party had just suffered its worst electoral performance in a decade, hemorrhaging votes to both a new pro-Kurdish alliance and a right-wing nationalist party that opposed his Kurdish overhauls.
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The Labour Party has for too long been ignoring an existential crisis, following the hemorrhaging of much of its working-class vote to UKIP, as well as to the Scottish National Party.
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"We haven't seen the writing of how we're going to stop the hemorrhaging of jobs to Mexico," Pascrell continued, adding that lawmakers have not seen a final draft of the proposed changes.
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On average, Ebola -- which causes fever, severe headache and in some cases hemorrhaging -- kills about half of those infected, but case fatality rates in individual outbreaks have varied from 25% to 90%.
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The Rohingya are widely maligned in Myanmar, where they are seen as illegal immigrants from Bangladesh - including by some in Suu Kyi's party - and she risks hemorrhaging support by taking up their cause.
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The race has been hemorrhaging participants for four years, during which it has been consistently been unable to meet its quotas of 12 to 16 men's teams and eight to 12 women's teams.
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Meanwhile, the traditionally politically centrist Protestant tradition — which includes such denominations as Episcopalians, Methodists, Disciples of Christ, and more — has ceded its position of influence in government and media while also hemorrhaging members.
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Hemorrhaging money and losing market share to Gulf-based rivals such as Etihad and Emirates, PIA has suffered management turmoil in recent years and a 2016 plane crash that led to 47 deaths.
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But that night, unless someone obviously needed urgent help for hemorrhaging or breathing trouble, technicians skipped the assessments and loaded people into ambulances and rushed them to the medical center, Dr. Ralls said.
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"This was the maneuver the group landed on — telling him to bow out gracefully while stopping the political hemorrhaging, especially since he wasn't overly involved in the operation this Congress," the source added.
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As U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May begins the Brexit process on Wednesday, the country's financial center in London, known as the City, will likely face a slow hemorrhaging of its business, analysts said.
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Since the drama with Zamora's photo, Lee has gone from more than 248 million subscribers to a current 23.7 million, hemorrhaging around 222,2204 subscribers in the past 2112 days, according to Social Blade.
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Prospects are growing of an unprecedented summer re-vote which opinion polls suggest would see Forza Italia hemorrhaging vote to the increasingly buoyant League, which is the dominant partner in the conservative bloc.
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"My outlook for the future: We won't approve the pension reform, we will slip into a recession and the government will be left hemorrhaging," Mr. Kataguiri, the libertarian legislator, said in an interview.
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LEWISTON, Me. — Maine just ended its fiscal year in the black, with a healthy surplus of $176 million, a far cry from a few short years ago when it was hemorrhaging red ink.
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Under Bezos' ownership the Post went from hemorrhaging advertising revenue to becoming a profitable business in 2016, and continuing to be profitable not just in 2017, but also in 2018, CNN has learned.
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"Republicans blew through millions to keep a ruby red seat and in their desperate rush to stop the hemorrhaging, they've returned to demonizing the party's strongest fund-raiser and consensus builder," he said.
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"This is one very, very important step to get coal back on its feet and stop the hemorrhaging of jobs that we've seen," said Luke Popovich, a spokesman for the National Mining Association.
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"The feeling out there among the rank-and-file now is that this project was used as a cash cow for the archdiocese, which has been hemorrhaging money for years now," he said.
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Nintendo's struggles are unique — driven by what the company now admits was poor marketing for the Wii U, and at least some hemorrhaging in the 22016DS handheld market to the growing mobile gaming market.
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Iowa's rural farming communities are hemorrhaging young residents, who, armed with college degrees sometimes forgone by their parents, have relocated to metropolitan areas for jobs in the state's robust insurance, technology and banking industries.
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"Based on Rihanna's examination, after Grammy rehearsal today, Rihanna's doctor put her on vocal rest for 48 hours because she was at risk of hemorrhaging her vocal cords," the singer's rep previously told PEOPLE.
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They describe a company in a state of anxious transition, from an innovative upstart fueled by venture capital to a public company hemorrhaging cash as it fights off a rich, ruthless competitor in Facebook.
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Australia's biggest wealth manager is hemorrhaging funds after a public inquiry into the financial sector inquiry heard it had engaged in conduct such as charging fees for no service and attempting to deceive regulators.
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"A medic or fellow Soldier can apply a traditional tourniquet to a person's limb, but can't use it to stop hemorrhaging in the abdomen, chest, groin, waist, pelvis or armpit," US Army Lt. Gen.
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The first few letters I wrote to him were positively hemorrhaging with impassioned, sentimental platitudes, but after a certain point in the first trimester I'd had just about as much as I could take.
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"The state election in New South Wales (NSW) showed the Nationals are hemorrhaging support so the government is throwing money at their weak-link," said Peter Chen, professor of political science, University of Sydney.
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" When Mr. Nachman asked if shareholders were "told nothing about the fact that the auto warranty business is hemorrhaging and it's being made up elsewhere," Mr. Greenberg disagreed, saying "I don't think that's correct.
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The $28503 billion piece of legislation serves as a tourniquet for the hemorrhaging of family farmers from the food system, and as the nutrition safety net for consumers who cannot afford to buy food.
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The airline was already suffering big losses and hemorrhaging cash in recent years and on Thursday announced it would temporarily lay off up to half its 11,000 employees as thousands of flights were scrapped.
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"America is hemorrhaging lives by the day because of the opioid epidemic, but President Trump offered the country a Band-Aid when we need a tourniquet," said Senator Edward J. Markey, Democrat of Massachusetts.
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Nintendo's struggles are unique — driven by what the company now admits was poor marketing for the Wii U, and at least some hemorrhaging in the 3DS handheld market to the growing mobile gaming market.
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But CPR still couldn't save someone who was bleeding to death, and there was a limit to how quickly even the fastest ambulance service could deliver a hemorrhaging patient to the nearest trauma unit.
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In that case, a whistle-blower who worked for a Koch refinery in Corpus Christi, Texas, told authorities that the company had covered up the fact that it was "hemorrhaging" benzene, a known carcinogen.
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"Based on Rihanna's examination, after Grammy rehearsal today, Rihanna's doctor put her on vocal rest for 48 hours because she was at risk of hemorrhaging her vocal cords," a rep for the singer told PEOPLE.
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As the blast radius of today settles, the net now has a probable hemorrhaging of ad dollars from the loss of the show that it hailed to rafters at its upfronts presentation on May 15.
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The former, a cloud computing software company, IPOed last year at $4 billion but has recently been hemorrhaging value and is now worth almost half that (may the lockout period ever be in your favor).
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A necropsy of one of the whales, a 41-foot-long adult female, revealed fractures to her skull and upper vertebrae, along with bruising and hemorrhaging consistent with a collision, the Marine Mammal Center said.
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Weakening pollution rules for existing and new coal-fired power plants has long been part of the Trump administration's strategy to resurrect the US coal industry, which has been shrinking and hemorrhaging jobs for decades.
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It's unclear where TWC spent all that dough, but as we reported ... it plans to file bankruptcy in the wake of the Harvey Weinstein scandal, because it's been hemorrhaging assets and dealing with multiple lawsuits.
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A rested Palmer hosts a 49ers team that has been hemorrhaging touchdowns to opposing quarterbacks of late: three in each of the last two games and a total of 18 in the last seven games.
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They've been hemorrhaging support for nearly a decade now, and only just managed to snatch the last election with bogus promises of canceling household debt incurred when the bank crash left thousands of families insolvent.
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Two years after surviving a gunshot wound to the head, a Guatemalan asylum-seeker fled to the U.S. as part of the so-called migrant caravan, all while suffering from headaches and possible brain hemorrhaging.
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Now Magic Leap is hemorrhaging high-profile board members, signing over patents as collatoral to JP Morgan Chase while desperately trying to raise funding and it next headset is reportedly still years away from launch.
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Once worth $152 billion per year to the American economy, the domestic aluminum industry has found itself hemorrhaging jobs, closing facilities one after another, and watching assets divided among creditors in the nation's bankruptcy courts.
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In the end, Wisla sold eight members of its squad in January, but the payment from Blaszczykowski, as well as the promise of playing alongside a player revered in Poland, stemmed the hemorrhaging of talent.
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"Based on Rihanna's examination, after Grammy rehearsal today, Rihanna's doctor put her on vocal rest for 48 hours because she was at risk of hemorrhaging her vocal cords," a rep for the singer previously told PEOPLE.
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The company is hemorrhaging money and floundering as it attempts to communicate changes in its service that irrationally upset its loyal customers (perhaps too loyal since they're bankrupting the company by going to tons of movies).
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While Dr. DePalo says that blood thinners don't cause hemorrhaging, they can contribute to even more bleeding during surgical procedures — after all, the whole purpose of a blood thinner is to help blood flow more smoothly.
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The agency started hemorrhaging staff ahead of the relocation, in part because of widespread fears that the abrupt move was part of a political crackdown on scientific research that didn't fit with the Trump administration's agenda.
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KA(PIA), hemorrhaging money and losing market share to Gulf-based rivals such as Etihad and Emirates, has been hit by management turmoil in recent years and a 2016 plane crash that led to 47 deaths.
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A half-century later, Youngstown is down to a population of 1153,000, a hemorrhaging of 100,000 people caused by steel-plant closings, a failure to diversify and the absence, so far, of a sustainable second act.
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"This is one very, very important step to get coal back on its feet and stop the hemorrhaging of jobs that we've seen," said Luke Popovich, a spokesperson for the National Mining Association, a trade group.
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Most of us don't need more neckties or earrings, and it's far more thrilling to give a child a better brain, a malnourished family some protein-rich insect larva, or a hemorrhaging mom her life back.
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As more countries close their borders and the US tells Americans to avoid unnecessary travel or physical proximity to others, air traffic has fallen, and airlines have found themselves hemorrhaging cash with no end in sight.
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I was initially a bundle of anxiety over the idea of hemorrhaging so much cash, but Brad framed it in a way that helped to ease my mind: Child care is an investment in our careers.
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But the autopsy report, details of which were shown to me by the Siddiqui family, also found evidence of petechial hemorrhaging, which can be caused by anything from heavy coughing to vomiting or asphyxiation and strangulation.
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The United States began losing jobs consistently in early 212, at the end of President George W. Bush's administration, and by the time Obama took over, it was hemorrhaging hundreds of thousands of jobs a month.
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According to the criminal complaint, medical examiners found hemorrhaging in Zayden's abdomen, which is "consistent with the fatal injuries being inflicted in the overnight hours of June 6-7, 2017," when he was left in Homich's care.
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Late Sunday night, state officials sent out an evacuation order saying that Lake Oroville—30 miles north, feeding into the Feather River that runs through Harold's hometown of Marysville—was hemorrhaging water and in danger of bursting.
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One of the biggest takeaways from 2018 is that streaming is here to stay, and for pay-TV providers hemorrhaging traditional TV subscribers, buying media has become an expensive way to potentially make up for those losses.
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Free apps marketed to people with depression or who want to quit smoking are hemorrhaging user data to third parties like Facebook and Google — but often don't admit it in their privacy policies, a new study reports.
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The shared office company, which has been hemorrhaging money since its botched attempt to go public earlier this year, is getting a bailout in the form of a multibillion-dollar takeover by SoftBank, its largest outside investor.
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I mean, they were hemorrhaging money and it just wasn't ... Right, this is when people were publishing stories about the fact that they were going to be bankrupt and they had to borrow money from Carlos Slim.
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But the chain has still struggled to recover from its heavy investments in its Nook e-reader, a device that was meant to give it a foothold in the digital marketplace but ended up hemorrhaging money instead.
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"Many women do die of hemorrhaging, so that is a very common cause of maternal mortality and morbidity," said Dr. Mark Brescia, Saba's OB/GYN in New Jersey, who has been in practice for about 27 years.
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Eight US embassies in the Middle East, including in Egypt, Turkey, Jordan and Saudi Arabia, are without ambassadors, this at a time when the US State Department, under the unsteady leadership of Rex Tillerson, is hemorrhaging talent.
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David Pepper, chairman of the Ohio Democratic Party, said the key to threading the electoral needle in 2020 was a diverse presidential ticket able to stop the hemorrhaging of white rural voters and to excite minority voters.
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"The V.A. for months has been hemorrhaging career officials at an alarming rate as one after another is either pushed out or decides to run, not walk, for the door," said John Hoellwarth, a spokesman for Amvets.
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Because they believed that a buildup of humors — especially blood — caused most medical problems, 18th-century physicians focused especially on hemorrhaging and white flux, which were symptoms, as they saw it, of an unhealthy retention of fluids.
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The Fort Edward girl, who has been identified as Kaiden Rice, allegedly suffered from severe hemorrhaging of the brain and several cranial fractures following the alleged assault, Washington County Sheriff Jeffrey Murphy said at a press conference Thursday.
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Hozoji claims the mask hadn't been sufficiently cleaned before one of her dives and that this led to the mask's regulator getting stuck open, hemorrhaging free-flowing air from an onboard generator with a limited supply of oxygen.
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Democratic operatives who work at the state and level felt abandoned by the White House and for good reason—even though they were hemorrhaging seats, Obama paid little attention to their plight throughout his two terms in office.
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The island is hemorrhaging people and has been for years; it has an extremely low birthrate; child poverty is sky-high; and the debt crisis has in many ways crippled the economy, forcing a range of austerity measures.
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Santoro, six and a half months pregnant, was prepared to let Dixon perform her illegal abortion—that is, until she started hemorrhaging during the process and Dixon panicked, abandoning Santoro to bleed to death on the motel floor.
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WASHINGTON — The $2 trillion stimulus package passed by the Senate on Wednesday will send about $14 billion to colleges and universities that are hemorrhaging money as they close their campuses and try to stay afloat with distance learning.
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The more immediate effect is that Warsaw is hemorrhaging political influence in the EU and has less capacity to shape the bloc's policies despite being the sixth largest state by population, and the fifth one after Britain leaves.
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But researchers halted the study prematurely, after just 12 participants had been enrolled, when three women experienced vaginal hemorrhaging, or excessive bleeding, and needed to be taken to the ER via ambulance; one woman needed a blood transfusion.
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"Opel has been hemorrhaging money for the last 21862 years, so hard decisions are on the table in Mary Barra's version of a profitable G.M.," said Rebecca Lindland, an analyst with the auto-research firm Kelley Blue Book.
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As it turns out, we have a fairly good sense of what causes dream recall, as well as how to enhance it—so if you feel like you've been hemorrhaging dreams lately, read on for some good retention techniques.
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A boom in tourism has not been enough to stem the hemorrhaging of hard currency as production and prices of key export earners refined oil products and nickel have also fallen in a country embargoed by the United States.
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Poor healthcare infrastructure, lack of preparedness, a slow international response, and community disbelief all combined to perpetuate West Africa's first-ever outbreak of Ebola, which causes symptoms that include fever, vomiting, diarrhea, and even hemorrhaging during the late stages.
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So now, pretty eminent trauma surgeons and hospitals are trialing the idea that, for a trauma patient who is severely hemorrhaging, perhaps what's going to help them best is warm, fresh, whole blood instead of saline or fluid components.
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But even the core business was hemorrhaging talent: Venture capital partner Arjun Sethi resigned just before Bates and Mezvinsky, and soon created his own firm called Tribe Capital alongside Ted Maidenberg and Social Capital's chief data scientist, Jonathan Hsu.
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Anticipating Officer Daniel Pantaleo's well-publicized defense -- that he never choked Garner and that his technique for subduing him was in line with his training -- attorney Jonathan Fogel said medical evidence will show hemorrhaging and trauma around Garner's throat.
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James' YouTube account is currently hemorrhaging followers -- about 3 million at last count -- as the fallout over his beef with Tati continues ... but so far the staggering loss of clout isn't putting an end to his upcoming Sisters Tour.
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Uber used to have a big problem in China: it was hemorrhaging money — some reports put it at $1 billion a year — in its fierce battle with Didi Chuxing over the fastest growing ride-hail market in the world.
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The Building U.S. Capacity to Review and Prevent Maternal Deaths project team also shed light on this critical problem, estimating that 6900 percent of maternal deaths were preventable, ranging from deaths caused by cardiovascular and coronary conditions to hemorrhaging.
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At the time, the business was still hemorrhaging cash after almost a decade of infusions from Mr. Jobs (amounting to $50 million at that point), who had failed to deliver on the promise of stock options for the employees.
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This underlines the challenges the firm faces as it is also hemorrhaging funds after a public inquiry into the financial sector heard it had engaged in conduct such as charging fees for no service and attempting to deceive regulators.
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Using a laser pointer, Dr. Persechino methodically explained the physical trauma visible on the layer of the muscle and soft tissue inside of Mr. Garner's neck, pointing out a "band of hemorrhaging" that deepened from dark red to purple.
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He'd have to acknowledge the truths that he, not America, is turning Russia into a third-world country hemorrhaging its smartest brains, with a failing economy and no chips with which to bargain with the rest of the world.
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Fogel said that a doctor with the medical examiner's office will testify during the trial that there was hemorrhaging and trauma to the muscles in Garner's neck and will show some two dozen autopsy photos that illustrate his injuries.
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It seems worth noting that researchers in countries with socialized healthcare systems don't seem to have to publish extensive overviews of how exactly their systems and citizens are hemorrhaging money in order to keep people alive, let alone healthy.
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Luckily, Helena and Art are about as sneaky as they come, and when Art sees that Helena secretly has a sharp screwdriver, he tells Coady that Helena is hemorrhaging, and when she comes closer, Helena stabs her in the throat.
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With the Argentine central bank hemorrhaging, Mr. Macri last year turned to the International Monetary Fund for a $57 billion line of credit, a politically toxic move in a country where many blame the I.M.F. for a devastating 2001 economic crisis.
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AT&T has drawn ire from investors who chastised the decision to spend more than $85 billion on acquiring Time Warner (now WarnerMedia) just a few years after spending $67 billion to buy DirecTV, a service that is now hemorrhaging customers.
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The industry has been in a downturn since 2007 and, while some publications have been plodding on, hemorrhaging cash and complaining, others — like The New York Times — have been actively experimenting with new business models in order to turn things around.
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Unlike the ephemeral content produced by interaction between users, Snapchat AR content could become a permanent fixture in the world around us, affording Snap with the UGC moat it needs to grow to its full potential without hemorrhaging users to competitors.
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But, after a medical examination following Monday's rehearsal, doctors decided she should drop out of the show because she was "at risk of hemorrhaging her vocal chords," her publicist said in the statement read by Grammy organizers to reporters backstage.
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It appears that its usual strategy of hemorrhaging cash to gain control of the market isn't succeeding in international markets where competitors like Alibaba in China, Rakuten in Japan, MercadoLibre in Latin America, and FlipKart in India are already domestic favorites.
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"You want to go all in on white votes, white male voters, sure, the reaction to that is massive hemorrhaging with female voters in the suburbs," says Spain, who's now a partner at CGCN Group, a lobbying and communications consulting firm.
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The F.D.A. has emphasized that many blood recipients are very vulnerable — they include not just victims of shootings or car accidents, but also premature infants, mothers hemorrhaging after birth, children with hemophilia, and organ transplant patients taking immune-suppression drugs.
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But Oscar is still hemorrhaging a lot of money — more than most people expected from a startup that attracts a younger and potentially healthier member base, and a company that has promised to change how health insurance works through its technology.
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Yet, with national elections looming next year, it is critical that the president be seen as taking action to fight mismanagement: The A.N.C. has been hemorrhaging votes in recent years, a decline analysts attribute to the governing elite's brazen self-enrichment.
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In both, the goal is to end the nonviable pregnancy—effectively a termination, though OB/GYNs point out that if a fetus isn't viable it's not considered an abortion—in order to protect the person from potentially facing life-threatening hemorrhaging.
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Along with the stimulus, the bank bailouts stopped the hemorrhaging of nearly three quarters of a million jobs a month when Obama took office, and the rescue of the Big Three automakers — GM, Chrysler and Ford — saved a million jobs.
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"Old School" hits the top of the New York Times nonfiction best-seller list just as his popular TV show, "The O'Reilly Factor," is hemorrhaging sponsors because women at Fox, angered by what they deemed O'Reilly's predatory behavior, took his advice.
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While most spaces couldn't sustain WeWork's $1.25 billion loss in revenue — the company would have run out of cash by the end of October if it hadn't received the new financing from SoftBank — even more fiscally conservative brands are hemorrhaging money.
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Selling the Southeast Asian division as well as another in Russia temporarily got the company $2.9 billion in the black for the first quarter of 2018, which is important when the company is preparing for the IPO and also hemorrhaging billions a year.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A throat infection forced the 11th-hour cancellation of a Grammy show performance by recording star Rihanna, whose doctors ordered her to rest her voice for 48 hours or risk the hemorrhaging of her vocal cords, organizers said on Monday.
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Eliza at first comes across as a near-future dystopia in the vein of Black Mirror: it's a visual novel where you play the part of a young "proxy" for a virtual psychotherapist—Uber, but for mental health and less money-hemorrhaging.
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The New York City Office of Chief Medical Examiner ruled that Ms. Morales died after hemorrhaging from injuries of the cervix, uterus and uterine artery during an "elective" abortion during her second-trimester of pregnancy, said Julie Bolcer, a spokeswoman for the office.
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Sinemia, a movie theater subscription service, is starting to gain steam in the United States as its primary competitor, MoviePass, enters uncertain financial waters thanks to its cash-hemorrhaging model that offers one movie per day for $10 a month, per Wired.
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SAO PAULO, May 14 (Reuters) - China's Hunan Dakang found itself hemorrhaging money soon after it bought Brazilian grain company Fiagril in 13, but it has turned around its subsidiary by focusing on selling farm inputs instead of grain origination, an executive said.
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For its part, after hemorrhaging billions of dollars with a rental and "asset-light" model, co-working giant WeWork is "now wagering that buildings become more valuable with WeWorks in them," according to a Bloomberg Businessweek profile of the company's founder published Wednesday.
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While I am sure they would love to be dealing with a new administration so they could continue their practice of 'ripoff USA'($600 B/year),16 months PLUS is a long time to be hemorrhaging jobs and companies on a long-shot.
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My wife, Deborah Sorkin, died in childbirth in 1994 because of catastrophic hemorrhaging from placenta accreta at a university hospital in Connecticut, and I have dedicated my life to appeals to public and health officials to save other women from the same fate.
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The loss of Cohn has left Republicans openly questioning whom they can count on in a White House that seems to be hemorrhaging staff, especially on an issue like trade, where the protectionist wing of Trump's orbit appears to be winning the day.
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At a time when germs are growing more resistant to common antibiotics, many companies that are developing new versions of the drugs are hemorrhaging money and going out of business, gravely undermining efforts to contain the spread of deadly, drug-resistant bacteria.
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Donald Trump has been hemorrhaging elite support since a leaked tape of his 2005 comments about women emerged Friday afternoon, with some Republican elected officials saying they'd withdraw their endorsements of him, and others urging him to drop out of the race entirely.
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Trump was trailing in the polls even before the scandal broke, and since then he's been hemorrhaging support from Republican elites, some of whom are now calling on him to withdraw from the race entirely, even though the election is only 30 days away.
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Back then it was Trump who gave the UFC and its fresh-faced new president a chance by opening up his Trump Taj Majal hotel and casino to the promotion, which at the time was hemorrhaging money and sinking under the weight of public disgust.
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Back in the summer of 2015, when data revealed that Britain had lost more than half of its nightclubs in the space of a year, the opinion began to circulate in comment sections and Reddit threads, that the UK was hemorrhaging nightclubs thanks to feminism.
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"So we have seen our position become the eye of the storm that is swirling around retail," he says, referring to Boxed's enviable position amid a retail industry that's at times hemorrhaging jobs and is experiencing bankruptcy filings and store closings at a record pace.
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"While I am sure they would love to be dealing with a new administration so they could continue their practice of 'ripoff USA'($600 B/year),85033 months PLUS is a long time to be hemorrhaging jobs and companies on a long-shot," Trump tweeted.
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It is unclear what will happen to his investment in the Podesta Group, which has been hemorrhaging clients and employees, both because of the mounting scrutiny and because businesses are looking for lobbyists with connections to the Trump administration, according to interviews and lobbying filings.
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TEL AVIV — It is primary season in Israel, and the creaky Labor Party, hemorrhaging support and desperate to project energy and vitality, has invited its 20 candidates for Parliament to a college campus for a night billed as speed dating with hundreds of voters.
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During the intervention period of the campaign, there were five confirmed arrests of cutters, and in July 2014 the court sentenced an 603-year-old woman to two years in prison and a $141 fine after one of her victims was hospitalized because of severe hemorrhaging.
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Poizner says the Bay Area is "Kasich country," a place where Republican primary voters will appreciate the candidate's conservative economic policies and his track record in Ohio, where, as governor, he turned around a troubled state that was hemorrhaging jobs and had a yawning budget gap.
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As these states deteriorate, they're hemorrhaging millions of people — more refugees and migrants are on the road today than at any other time since World War II — people trying to get out of the violent and unstable World of Disorder and into the World of Order.
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Image 103 of 2 VATICAN CITY – Pope Francis voiced alarm Monday at the "hemorrhaging" of nuns and priests in Italy and Europe, saying God only knows how many seminaries, monasteries, convents and churches will close because fewer people are being called to lives of religious service.
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Hollywood may be hemorrhaging money this summer as their slew of sequels continue to flop, but that won't stop Mel Gibson from taking a break from starring in Taken rip-offs to direct a sequel to 2004's Jesus torture porn, The Passion of the Christ.
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According to the UN and World Health Organization, of the 289,000 women who died in pregnancy or child birth in 2013, only 85033 percent died from unsafe abortion — the other 92 percent died from causes like hemorrhaging (leading cause), sepsis, hypertensive disorder, HIV, diabetes, or cardiovascular disease.
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Morrisey, West Virginia's attorney general, has led a coalition of 27 states and a host of industry groups in their fight against new limits on carbon emissions, arguing that defeating the rule was the only way to stop the hemorrhaging of coal jobs in his adopted state.
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Mr. Rigoni, who was unofficially responsible for the Ferragamo women's wear show in September, had been part of the team since earlier this year; Mr. Meilland joins from Lanvin, which has been hemorrhaging personnel since the firing of its creative director, Alber Elbaz, in late 2015.
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"I realized after I had my son that the highest cause of maternal mortality is postpartum hemorrhage, the most important thing you can do when a mum is hemorrhaging is replace the blood she has lost, even if you can't stop the bleeding," Giwa-Tubuson told CNN.
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Patrick Frost, who coached at Barry's Bootcamp, gave a harrowing anecdote about waking up voiceless some mornings as a result of teaching 22 classes a week; he later learned he'd developed vocal polyps with some hemorrhaging, and left Barry's for a quieter, less shout-y job.
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" In an op-ed published late Tuesday in China Daily, the state-backed newspaper shot down Silver's response, saying it shows the league's initial response that it respects China and its history was "nothing but an attempt to prevent the hemorrhaging of profits made in China.
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"The Agency is hemorrhaging staff and experts needed to protect the health, safety, and livelihood of millions of people of the United States, with more than 85033 employees of the Agency having left or been forced outof the Agency during his tenure as Administrator," reads the resolution.
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"After only four years of operation, there is now wholesale defection by insurance companies to abandon the Obamacare marketplace because they are hemorrhaging money faster than just about anyone predicted," said Schiff, who pointed to this post four years ago in which he said there would be trouble.
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Their defense ranks 24th in January, and last week I wrote about the submerged pile of refuse that is Ian Mahinmi's contract, and how the man attached to it is hemorrhaging more and more playing time as Washington's desire to go small—particularly when they trail—officially takes hold.
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With the state hemorrhaging government revenue, Kansas lawmakers rolled back the tax law this year, but congressional Republicans and President Trump are trying to take the experiment with pass-through preferences national, beyond Wichita and Topeka to cities with residents who measure incomes in seven, eight or nine figures.
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The New York Times, clearly worried by the recent exposure of blatantly anti-Semitic tweets posted by one of its reporters, and clearly worried that even more embarrassing material is in reserve, tried to stop the hemorrhaging with a rambling article demonizing the independent journalists who uncovered the tweets.
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Serious complications like hemorrhaging or infection are extremely rare: If after taking the misoprostol you have a fever that won't go away after 24 hours, or extreme bleeding—such that you soak through two maxi pads an hour for two hours—you should seek medical attention, Grossman advised.
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"The Agency is hemorrhaging staff and experts needed to protect the health, safety, and livelihood of millions of people of the United States, with more than 700 employees of the Agency having left or been forced out of the Agency during his tenure as Administrator," reads the resolution.
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Yet Gorongosa stands out from the continent's many photogenic safari destinations as a kind of living laboratory, an ongoing experiment in how nature recovers from the equivalent of a massive hemorrhaging event, and which parts mend best when left to themselves and which require infusions of new blood.
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In Republicans' haste to repeal every tax in the Affordable Care Act, their budget lines were hemorrhaging revenue, leaving them torn between taking health care subsidies away from millions of poor and working class people or finding a new revenue stream to limit the insurance coverage loss their bill would cause.
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Which means that Huntsman will have to find a way to advocate effectively for US interests in the US-Russia relationship, despite the fact that his boss is hemorrhaging political capital daily and that he stands accused of possibly colluding with the very country that meddled with the US presidential election.
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"Looking at the economics, it is so crucial that we design a program that will allow us to be capturing a higher price than what others are charging because that makes possible success for AMC, while other discounters, by contrast, will continue to be hemorrhaging cash," Aron told investors on the call.
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Read: Trump just called the accusations against Kavanaugh a "big, fat con job" Facing a widening political crisis over the mounting accusations against Kavanaugh, who polls suggest is hemorrhaging public support, Trump appeared at times to revel in the free-flowing conference, fielding one question after another with little rhyme or reason.
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Although she was hemorrhaging money, she was encouraged by her "upline" (the woman who recruited her and that woman's superiors) to act like she was flourishing—uploading photos of orders that she'd made, pretending they were from customers, and writing out long testimonials about her love for the products and the company.
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While I am sure they would love to be dealing with a new administration so they could continue their practice of "ripoff USA"($600 B/year),16 months PLUS is a long time to be hemorrhaging jobs and companies on a long-shot...And then, think what happens to China when I win.
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In fact, he died from an asthma attack, a city medical examiner testified at last week's hearing — the last in a chain of medical calamities that the examiner said had been set in motion by a chokehold, Autopsy photographs show hemorrhaging to four layers of muscle and tissue in Mr. Garner's neck.
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While I am sure they would love to be dealing with a new administration so they could continue their practice of 'ripoff USA'($600 B/year),16 months PLUS is a long time to be hemorrhaging jobs and companies on a long-shot … And then, think what happens to China when I win.
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Staff with some airlines now say they don't want to fly the 737 Max, and Boeing and airlines around the world are hemorrhaging millions of dollars as the planes sit idle until an update is approved by regulators, all of which is causing Boeing to lose its crown as the world's biggest planemaker.
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Mr. Johnson is on course for a 68-seat majority in Parliament, a major new polling analysis showed, with Labour hemorrhaging pro-Brexit seats in working-class sections of middle and northern England and a fractured left failing to win significant numbers of anti-Brexit seats in the south that seemed ripe for the taking.
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Read: Former Ambassador to Ukraine Says Trump Pushed Her Out Over 'False Claims' Nowhere was the hemorrhaging more apparent than at the State Department , where a brewing revolt among top diplomats delivered fresh information to the impeachment inquiry, which is focused on Trump's efforts to pressure Ukraine to investigate his 2020 Democratic rival Joe Biden.
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The job of trying to sort all this out has fallen to an oil executive with no diplomatic experience leading a State Department hemorrhaging experienced staff, and to the president's 37-year-old son-in-law, Jared Kushner, a political neophyte well-versed in the murky world of Manhattan real estate, and not much else.
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That said, I am an optimist and am actively involved in the Missing 32% Project [formed to illuminate gender challenges] at the American Institute for Architects San Francisco, so I can help figure this out for younger architects and for the profession itself, which is sadly hemorrhaging talent because it has been unresponsive to the needs of its members.
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The full magnitude of the financial hemorrhaging was a closely held secret until this weekend, when The New York Times published portions of Mr. Trump's 19953 tax records that showed business losses of $916 million, creating a tax deduction that could have allowed him to legally avoid paying any federal income taxes for up to 18 years.
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This is another reality that we have to face as a nation: To stay the course in Syria means we keep Americans in a position where they can be used as strategic bargaining chips while hemorrhaging our resources until we eventually withdraw and the Kurds and Turks go back to fighting -- all while the Kurds cut a deal with Assad.
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The choice left to Taylor was stark and simple: Mason Cap could stay committed to Doug's project, mounting a quixotic challenge to the bureaucracy while hemorrhaging other clients who wanted no part of the battle; or it could pull the plug on the project, and on Doug, sending him packing with a check while selling his life's work to the government.
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And besides, David is used to hemorrhaging money on salacious stunts, among them offering $1 million for someone to streak in front of then-President Obama with the name of one of his websites written on their stomach, attempting to fool the press by live streaming a fake assisted suicide, and crucifying a man dressed as Jesus on Easter Sunday while Joey Buttafuoco looked on.
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Will Trump's new controversy draw popular attention away from the critically damaging sexual assault firestorm which has caused the extensive hemorrhaging of support for his candidacy; and was Trump's performance enough of a tactical victory to stop the bleeding and allow for the prospect of living to fight another day, or has he already pounded too many nails in his campaign's coffin to even catch a glimpse of electoral daylight?
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Long before Trump announced his long-shot presidential run in 2015, the GOP was hemorrhaging younger voters, especially within the past two generations of college graduates: millennials and Generation Z. Trump's surprise victory in the 2016 election was a boon for the party's short-term policy interests and efforts to stack the federal judiciary with conservative judges—but it was also the death blow to the GOP's efforts to appeal to the most racially diverse and best-educated generations in the country's history.
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