If we think it's imploding … then let it implode.
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As Obamacare keeps imploding and working families keep suffering, Mrs.
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Donald Trump's campaign is imploding, and his poll numbers plummeting.
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Now they're racing to distance themselves from their imploding nominee.
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In other words, Obamacare — whatever its flaws — is not imploding.
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Even — especially — with the network's men imploding all around her.
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ObamaCare is a complete and total disaster - is imploding fast!
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Does it seem to you that the Republican Party is imploding?
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The sector isn't imploding, but it has long since stopped growing.
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And proponents appear unconcerned about the prospect of the deal imploding.
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"As domestic demand is imploding, so is foreign demand," Weinberg added.
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Hillary Clinton would be in major trouble if Trump weren't imploding.
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This is NOT ObamaCare imploding or collapsing on its own weight.
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Screenshot: Benjamin Thomas Wolf for CongressBenjamin Thomas Wolf's congressional campaign is imploding.
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Facebook's stock price plummeted yesterday on news that the company is imploding.
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But the recent reports show the individual insurance market is not imploding.
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In Western Germany, the AfD has flatlined and seems close to imploding.
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It is important to note that the iPhone business is not imploding.
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They&aposre now, I think, totally imploding their underground nuclear testing facility.
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And how would the outside world know if the regime was imploding?
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"The private health insurance market is imploding," McConnell told WBKO in Kentucky.
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The world around us is imploding, but that's always been the case.
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The Centre threatening to eat its own doesn't necessarily mean it's imploding.
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Was he back home in King's Landing keeping the realm from imploding?
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Neither Kalanick nor Trump are imploding because they considered themselves unworthy impostors.
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To the world, it looks like the self-proclaimed genius is imploding.
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There is intense discontent across the country, and its economy is imploding.
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In most cases, you realize what's happened, it's imploding as we sit.
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"The House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence is imploding," assessed Carrie Cordero.
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It's imploding and soon will explode, and it's not gonna be pretty.
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It&aposs like the termites are coming out and the government is imploding.
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Context: In western Germany, the AfD has flatlined and seems close to imploding.
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But although living conditions are deteriorating, the regime shows no sign of imploding.
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But the world that Roger Ailes created is sort of imploding right now.
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The Republican Party is afraid because this president is imploding every single day.
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And Mr. Trump's imploding job approval might help slow the march to autocracy.
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Or to reverse Prime Minister Saad Hariri's resignation and keep Lebanon from imploding?
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It's a pretty remarkable accomplishment: simultaneously imploding from internal scandals and exploding in popularity.
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The GOP plan to "repeal and replace" Obamacare is on the verge of imploding.
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We've got the insurance markets imploding all over the country, including in this state.
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The Radical Left, with late term abortion (and worse), is imploding on this issue.
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The Oslo Accords, for which Mr. Peres shared a Nobel Peace Prize, were imploding.
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Remember when everyone was talking about the Oklahoma City Thunder imploding without Russell Westbrook?
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Germany's big political parties are imploding, but no one knows what will come next.
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The White House is imploding — just take a knee and run out the clock.
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" On Saturday, he took to Twitter: "ObamaCare is imploding and will only get worse.
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There's the physical vulnerability, of course, the crashing to the ground like an imploding building.
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Why it matters: The firm is imploding and nine sources blame Palihapitiya for its demise.
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The budget was imploding, and producers threatened to pull the plug towards the very end.
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A lit match thrown at a combustible society that feels on the verge of imploding.
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One example of the latter, Tezos, raised over $230 million last year before essentially imploding.
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Indeed, Mrs Merkel asked him to take over from the imploding Mr Wulff in 2012.
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Maduro has recently changed his tack, blaming "thieves" and "traitors" for the country's imploding economy.
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Republicans regularly claim the individual market is imploding; Democrats say it needs only minor reform.
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But the White House says ObamaCare is "imploding" because the law is simply not workable.
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Fascism had been killed off in the Second World War, and now Communism was imploding.
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And then, of course, Syria, I mean, it really is extraordinary that — Syria is imploding.
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Washington desperately seeks a way out of their healthcare dilemma, especially the imploding Medicaid program.
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That also doesn&apost mean you take a monthlong vacation while your company&aposs imploding.
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If they don't make the payments, they could be blamed for an imploding ObamaCare marketplace.
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All of it imploding into a sort of hectic immanence, a frantic collapse of timelines.
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She has been the poster woman for Europe's democratic center, but the center is imploding.
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It's hard to imagine that just a short drive across the border, Syria is imploding.
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I not only knew mentally that my world was imploding but I physically got ill.
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" The governor also warned that the state's healthcare system was "on the verge of imploding.
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Imploding technology stocks and fears of a trade war have pummeled the market in recent days.
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When your opponent's campaign is imploding, some experts believe, the best thing to do is watch.
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"The Republican portfolio has continued to outperform even with Trump imploding in early August," he said.
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Gross, though, thinks a system that relies so much on credit is in danger of imploding.
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"Imploding," is how Hillary Clinton described the GOP during an appearance at Yale University Wednesday night.
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" Colombian president Juan Manuel Santos warned in April that "Venezuela is on the verge of imploding.
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But he too is struggling — with his parents' imploding marriage and with his fears about Y2K.
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But it appears to be imploding amid allegations of financial mismanagement, attempted extortion and faked documents.
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Perhaps it is an impossible task to prevent this play, with its interior dividedness, from imploding.
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With Biden imploding, the former vice president's large following of black voters is up for grabs.
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Kevin Hart imploding as Oscar host after his past anti-gay ramblings on Twitter were rediscovered.
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" The headline: "A Record Number of Women Were Just Elected, but the Women's March Is Imploding.
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Yet now it is politically adrift and fragmented with its political center, commonly known as Volksparteien, imploding.
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Besides addressing career and identity, Gaga also got real about her relationships — and why they keep imploding.
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Delivery Hero's own Valk Fleet had a good stab at it, before imploding in rather spectacular fashion.
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One user said that it was a sign that City Girls were "imploding" right before the holidays.
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His convention bounce was negative, and he tends to respond to his opponent's successes by imploding further.
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The Senate, which had already discussed the idea in June, was consumed by an imploding healthcare bill.
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Each act, each discovery built upon a layer of unbearable forces brimming and overflowing yet never imploding.
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As that punk band was imploding in the late 1970s — and before he formed Public Image Ltd.
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I guess maybe his campaign wasn't imploding as has been suggested by pundits time and time again.
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The next day, with emotions still raw, Johnson got the news that the Smollett case was imploding.
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I understand that, psychologically, the human mind flays to grasp onto anything to prevent itself from imploding.
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If anyone knows what an imploding White House looks like, it's John Dean, former counsel to Richard Nixon.
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All of which leaves "corruption" as the crux of Trump's ever-imploding defense as he slouches toward impeachment.
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" After the Comey episode, Post said, he worried that "He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named's leadership is imploding.
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While politicians in Washington are arguing about the finer details of ObamaCare, it's imploding all around the country.
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In public descriptions, the march was repeatedly framed as imploding under the weight of division among the leaders.
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The Mogul and the Mooch is a tender love story with dramatic implications for the imploding White House.
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If people are imploding around you, do you have the interpersonal and intrapersonal intelligence to navigate difficult conversations?
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But the heavens are a violent place, one filled with colliding galaxies, imploding supernovae, and stars bursting into being.
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The three-time champion isn't that surprising as parts of the journalism business have been imploding for a while.
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Dave Itzkoff Of course, the world is imploding around you — but you're not the only one who sees it.
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After the crisis, the role of the Fed was clear: to rescue the economy and prevent it from imploding.
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You've heard a lot of talk from President Trump about the exchanges imploding, but this is supposed to help.
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Venezuela, which subsidised Cuba after the Soviet Union no longer could, is itself imploding and has cut back support.
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I don't think that was possible, given that capitalism was basically imploding around his ears when he entered office.
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How to interpret this: The Affordable Care Act exchanges in some areas are hurting, but overall are not imploding.
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California Attorney General Xavier Becerra said Trump's executive order is just another step toward imploding the Affordable Care Act.
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Two hit the ground at speed, imploding and releasing plutonium into the soil of the Andalusian town of Palomares.
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But they could desert Clinton just as emphatically if her candidacy came to the brink of imploding, some say.
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It was the still period between Lindsay's arrest and her career imploding with a DUI incident in late July.
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SALES ARE GROWING A LITTLE BIT BUT PROFITABILITY IS IMPLODING BECAUSE THEY'RE BEING LOADED WITH MORE AND MORE COSTS.
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And with Washington imploding over a battle to confirm Brett Kavanaugh, Mr. Trump's nominee for the Supreme Court, Mrs.
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" He attacked the "imploding Obamacare disaster" and said that Congress had to save the healthcare system that was "collapsing.
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Of the three longtime marriages in this flock of mostly baby boomers, one is in imminent danger of imploding.
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President Trump has said Obamacare is imploding, which he hopes would reignite the stalled congressional effort to repeal it.
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He started out as the favorite in a very crowded contest, so he ran the risk of his candidacy imploding.
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The popularity of nostalgic Frankendrinks can be directly correlated to the rate at which the world appears to be imploding.
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Conley (173-217, 217 ERA) had recorded 22005 consecutive scoreless innings before imploding in the fifth inning Wednesday at Detroit.
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Gasoline was dirt cheap, SUVs were coming back in style, Venezuela was imploding, and the US fracking boom started fizzling.
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You've got imploding stars that blow away everything around them, and others that balloon out in a relatively quiet death.
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With Tehran's currency imploding and protesters rebuilding momentum, the clerical regime may find that bankrolling Damascus is no longer affordable.
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Robert Mugabe's inner circle is imploding and we are witnessing an attempt to restore party succession to Vice President Mnanagagwa.
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My anxiety was at an all-time high, perpetually making me feel like life was on the brink of imploding.
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Gail: Meanwhile, I have to admit that while the Republicans are imploding with rage, the Democrats are short on juice.
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Ermotti said there were not obvious warning signs in the years prior to the UBS Puerto Rico bond funds imploding.
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There are plenty of other things to be nervous about, but the financial system imploding is not one of them.
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By now it was late afternoon on Day 1 of the tour, and my brain was exploding — or, rather, imploding.
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The government began imploding in October last year, when Mr. Sirisena abruptly fired Mr. Wickremesinghe, calling him inept and corrupt.
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Baumbach's unflinching examination of the imploding union spares neither party, and Johansson and Driver's commitment to their characters is devastating.
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We strive for a future that is free of terrorist entities, imploding neighbors, wars and humanitarian calamities in our region.
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Even the Obsolete Collective, which got a big write-up in the LA Times, lasted less than a year before imploding.
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With Hollywood imploding because of toxic masculinity and abuse of power, Gadot and Wonder Woman remain a rare source of good.
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What it means: The ACA's individual marketplaces have problems, but they are not in a "death spiral," nor are they imploding.
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The imploding economy may well lead to the political demise of Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff, who generally has been pro-environment.
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They're trying to keep them from getting bigger, and they're trying to keep them from imploding, all at the same time.
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An imploding of typical categories and boundaries seems to be the name of the game in the art world these days.
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Is she losing her cool there, talking about his campaign imploding, or was that a good moment for her and why?
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Expect more success against an imploding Giants defense that got mauled by the Rams' Todd Gurley for over 22 fantasy points.
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Fishing with Kim Il Sung In 1992, the North Korean economy was imploding and a devastating famine was on the horizon.
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Sanctions may get tighter, but they have shown no signs of imploding the so-called "hermit kingdom" for over a decade.
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Mr. Rubio has also pressed the administration to increase aid to Venezuelans, who have suffered for years from an imploding economy.
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PM & Chancellor who proposed #EUref are in hiding, those who campaigned for leave have no plan and the opposition is imploding. Disgraceful.
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Smith wrote that he was "fucking disgusted" by Perez' statements, and it seemed like DIIV was on the brink of imploding again.
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Adding to the concern, Chinese researchers said in September that North Korea's Punggye-ri nuclear test site was at risk of imploding.
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On Friday morning, Trump made it clear that these moves were being made for entirely political reasons: The Democrats ObamaCare is imploding.
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With this suit alone, Harry reminds us that our slowly imploding world will pause and rebuild, pause and rebuild, pause and rebuild.
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Venezuela's imploding economy has brought widespread shortages of basic foods and medicines, while political hostilities have led to waves of fatal violence.
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Even the law's most ardent defenders — including its namesake, President Obama — are calling for serious reforms to stop the law from imploding.
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He warned against imminent attack and called for military exercises, an old trick to distract from an imploding economy and growing isolation.
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But we need a seventh team, and the Islanders always seem like a team that could be on the verge of imploding.
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Some 100 people have died in the unrest, which has further hammered an imploding economy that is running short of food and medicine.
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Trump puts the blame squarely on Obamacare saying the program is imploding, while ignoring warnings that his administration's actions could make things worse.
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WeWork, a real estate business with a tenuous claim on being a tech company, might be imploding, but tech real estate is thriving.
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Grab your popcorn and your emergency go-bag, and get ready for about 90 minutes of American democracy imploding before your very eyes.
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By the time you muster the will to get up and face the imploding world, you're already half an hour late for work.
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Just to talk a little bit back to the #MeToo stuff, as you and I both come from a world that is imploding.
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That once again leaves its fate largely in the hands of a hostile administration, which is inheriting an imperfect but hardly imploding law.
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You've encountered Theise's progeny: excessively enthusiastic somms and retailers who never met a somersaulting, imploding emo metaphor they didn't burn to the ground.
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The only equivalents I can think of are three-dimensional computer graphics, perhaps theoretical models of a black hole or an imploding galaxy.
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Their performance came just days after they announced their sixth studio album, Imploding the Mirage, would be released in the spring of 2020.
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MORE STORIES FROM THE HILL: Vets shouldn't pay for Pentagon's bureaucratic incompetence ObamaCare is imploding — what are Republicans going to do about it?
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They're formed when a giant star collapses, imploding into a tiny area of such intense gravity, even the surrounding light is sucked in.
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So I am calling on all Democrats and Republicans in the Congress to work with us to save Americans from this imploding Obamacare disaster.
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Second, the WGA's pension and health plans are on the verge of imploding, and the union wants studios to contribute more to those plans.
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Turns out the individual insurance market actually isn't imploding, even as the Trump administration and Congress keep taking whacks at the Affordable Care Act.
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I want to laugh at this service idea because the gig economy is already imploding, but I also, strangely, empathize with Cooke's initial problem.
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The group already offers little hope to countries whose oil industries are imploding, such as Venezuela and to a lesser extent Nigeria and Libya.
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As we've previously noted, two independent analyses concluded the marketplaces aren't imploding — insurers' financial stability improved in 2016 after a rough first two years.
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A temporarily higher inflation rate might be an annoyance for some Americans, but it is preferable to imploding portfolios and a risk of recession.
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To prevent a wormhole from imploding, it would have to be filled with an exotic substance, sometimes called phantom energy, that exerted negative gravity.
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Orlando was meant to be a haven for Puerto Ricans who fled the island because of its imploding economy and spectacularly high crime rate.
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"We must act now to save Americans from the imploding ObamaCare disaster," he said while meeting House Committee chairmen at the White House Friday.
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Democrats emphasized that the original loan forgiveness rule, on the books since 1995, was little used until for-profit chains starting imploding in 2014.
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When you're editing and interviewing people, you're reliving all the different challenges she faced, all the very personal attacks, and her marriage publicly imploding.
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Whatever personal balancing force that gives me a modicum of dignity seems to be imploding right now, so I've been tripping over everything lately.
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Let's go back for a minute to early 2009, when the economy was imploding and desperately needed help in the form of deficit spending.
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President Trump's central argument for repeal and replace is that the Affordable Care Act is "imploding," so some kind of radical change is necessary.
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The Congressional Budget Office report on the American Health Care Act denied that Obamacare was exploding (or imploding, or going into a death spiral).
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It is a threat to them, and so like when he first got into office, which he never thought they&aposd win, they&aposre imploding.
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It is tempting to dream of an end to Twitter, of Facebook imploding and Instagram going offline, to put an end to this culture war.
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As I understand it, the Republican party is imploding and their idea of an 'establishment' that controls the reins of their party no longer exists.
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Against the backdrop of Depression New York, with a collapsing private sector, 25 percent unemployment and imploding tax revenues, this was shocking profligacy and nepotism.
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For the first time, I could have sex while thinking about sex rather than how broke I was or how quickly my career was imploding.
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"We're trying to work and keep our noses to the grindstone to rescue the American people from ever-imploding ObamaCare," said a Senate GOP aide.
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And second, the WGA's pension and health plans are on the verge of imploding, and the union wants studios to contribute more to those plans.
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"We must act now to save Americans from the imploding ObamaCare disaster," Trump said while meeting with House committee chairmen at the White House Friday.
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In early 2010, after his infamous "I'mma let you finish" speech and high-profile split from Amber Rose, the world thought Kanye West was imploding.
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WeWork, the coworking unicorn startup whose IPO has been one of the most highly anticipated public offerings of 133, has been imploding in recent weeks.
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We told you it was imploding,' despite the fact that they are making a conscious choice to prevent people from signing up for health care.
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"To say the individual market is imploding flies in the face of the data," says Peter Lee, executive director of the state's insurance marketplace, Covered California.
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"So I am calling on all Democrats and Republicans in the Congress to work with us to save Americans from this imploding Obamacare disaster," Trump said.
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Italy's Fabio Fognini recovered from losing the opening set to level the match and served for the match at 20163-4 in the decider before imploding.
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Both were graduating from college as the financial markets were imploding roughly a decade ago — with trust in household names like Lehman Brothers collapsing with them.
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But isn't that exactly the sort of person an imploding party needs, if not to lead it then at least to help re-engineer its policies?
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Many funds at the time were invested in asset-backed commercial paper, for example, and had exposure to the imploding mortgage market, triggering massive unexpected losses.
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America needs to stop its job base from imploding and create a more dynamic economy to replace welfare checks with paychecks, and welfare recipients with taxpayers.
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The public only hears about a bungling Congress that cannot repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, a law that is already imploding on its own.
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President Trump has claimed ObamaCare is "imploding" and with Republican lawmakers failing to pass a repeal bill, the administration has taken a hatchet to the law.
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The supply of oil coming from Venezuela to Cuba has been waning in recent months as the Maduro government deals with US sanctions and an imploding economy.
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Yet as TechCrunch noted, Twitter is now within "shooting distance" of rival Snap's $19.5 billion market cap ... not a totally encouraging comparison, given Snap is imploding.[TechCrunch]
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President Trump and many Republicans in Congress say the Affordable Care Act is "imploding" due to some health insurer exits and higher premiums in the individual market.
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Never mind that I immediately re-downloaded it upon landing and consumed as much poisonous viral Michael Avenatti-related content as my brain could handle before imploding.
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On the second question, the Trump administration is deploying every pen and phone possible to try to mitigate the damage the imploding system will inflict on voters.
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Trump and Republicans are wrong to say that the ACA is imploding, but their sabotage is wreaking havoc and could lead to the demise of the HealthCare.
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Is it a consequence of an imploding housing market that will not recur, or an ongoing reality that now must be factored into most Americans' retirement planning?
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The storm also revealed what had been carefully hidden cracks in the upper echelons of Puerto Rican society, which has been imploding during a decade-long recession.
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Mortgages were imploding at a rate far worse than expected, especially among the bank's $95 billion in home equity loans, Scharf told the audience in February 2008.
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It's bad enough to feel like the country is imploding in slow motion, but must that implosion also feel like the plot of a bad airplane thriller?
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TENDAI BITI (POSSIBLE FINANCE MINISTER) - A lawyer by training, Biti, 51, won international plaudits as finance minister in the 2009-2013 government that stabilized the imploding economy.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's Senate voted unanimously on Tuesday to toughen sanctions on executives of failing banks, following several large government pay-outs to keep struggling lenders from imploding.
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" EDITOR&aposS NOTE: A previous version of this article stated that Glenn Beck walked out of the interview after Brian Stelter asked why Beck&aposs company was "imploding.
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"I think we're seeing a big sigh of relief from investors that the banks are not imploding here," said Mike Bailey, director of research at FBB Capital Partners.
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A peep into Slack's official Twitter shows the complaints keep rolling in—though at least Slack seems to be maintaining a sense of humor about its services imploding.
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A number of measures show mainland money flowing into Hong Kong stocks, in part an unintended consequence of Beijing's extraordinary efforts to prop up its imploding domestic market.
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Several use stark geometric forms to invoke the hypnotic flow often associated with Australian Aboriginal "dreamtime" patterns, while others depict imploding stars and an air of primal energy.
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"After seven years of 'talking' Repeal & Replace, the people of our great country are still being forced to live with imploding ObamaCare!" the president wrote in a tweet.
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She said some clients come in shaking because the pressure has gotten too much, and it took a toxic relationship imploding for the calm exterior to finally crack.
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"After seven years of 'talking' Repeal & Replace, the people of our great country are still being forced to live with imploding ObamaCare!" the president wrote in a tweet.
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Trump during his first year in office said the law was "imploding" before later declaring against all evidence that it's "dead" and shouldn't even be talked about anymore.
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It was Kazakhstan's president, Nursultan A. Nazarbayev, the country's sole ruler since it broke from the imploding Soviet Union, who first proposed reviving old Silk Road trade routes.
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As it turns out, the school auditorium is not actually imploding, it just feels like that for David, who, at 14, is prone to flights of imaginative escape.
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If they continue imploding at this rate, they will allow the most points and score the fewest since the N.F.L. regular season expanded to 216 games in 1978.
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Trump's description of the Affordable Care Act as an "imploding disaster" and critique of the individual mandate is unlikely to win him much Democratic support on that issue.
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Mario Draghi "was decisive at a time when the risk of the eurozone breaking up or imploding was as high as it has ever been," an economist said.
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National and local media outlets are heavy-handedly broadcasting from Wynwood as if the very sky were imploding upon itself in a biblical deluge of brimstone and unsupervised toddlers.
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Part of the reason for the 2000 rejections Gabbert received was timing: Just as Gabbert was pitching his financial services tech product in 242, the finance industry was imploding.
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Yet the party has shown itself capable of imploding: internal squabbling reduced it to irrelevance after it won 23% of the vote in state elections in Queensland in 1998.
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The Mondale-Hart contest would dominate the next few months, with Glenn imploding and Jackson hanging around to win delegates, but Hart's limitations were clear even as he triumphed.
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And also brand-new tonight, more monumental setbacks for Robert Mueller&aposs imploding witch hunt and new evidence that the DOJ is, in fact, installing it stonewalling even further.
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Donald Trump reeled Friday under revelations of shockingly crude comments he made about women, dangerously undermining the Republican's latest attempts to steady a presidential bid at risk of imploding.
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"I support the president because I think Obamacare is imploding and it not only impacts those on Obamacare, but everybody," said Roger Heuring, 58, who lives in New Jersey.
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After imploding to just 130,000 tonnes contained nickel last year, production jumped by 30 percent to 98,000 tonnes in the first seven months of 103, according to the INSG.
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"It seems like the shipbuilding and ship finance sectors are ... imploding," Anthony Gurnee, chief executive of ship operator Ardmore Shipping Corp, told an industry conference in London last week.
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Especially in the Czech Republic, which never embraced the 1993 divorce with Slovakia, identity is fluid, with the political system essentially imploding after Mr. Havel's presidency, Mr. Pehe suggested.
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Months earlier in late February, as Marco Rubio's presidential primary campaign was imploding, the Florida senator offered what I think still stands as the definitive analysis of Trump's career.
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"If it had been only one hiccup, I would have gone ahead with the trip, but with literally every element imploding I canceled my flights and hotels," he said.
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A week after imploding against Minnesota, Los Angeles showed that it is still a force to be reckoned with by ending the New Orleans Saints' eight-game winning streak.
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Sports of the Times With the Knicks imploding and the Wilpons' sale of the Mets to Steve Cohen collapsing, it was another classic week in New York sports dysfunction.
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Editorial The biggest lie that President Trump and other Republican leaders have been repeating about the Affordable Care Act for years is that it is collapsing, imploding or exploding.
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Months earlier, in late February, as Marco Rubio's presidential primary campaign was imploding, the Florida senator offered what I think still stands as the definitive analysis of Trump's career.
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This week, Uber revealed imminent plans to get passengers into self-driving cars, Gawker died, Snapchat made a big acquisition and an early stage SF venture firm may be imploding.
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The glass holding it together, shaped like a curious chalice, is strong enough to protect both the entire apparatus from imploding, and viewers from being bombarded with too much radiation.
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Investors write outsized checks to the outfit anyway because of the people involved in it, but before you know it, poof, the company is imploding, and the capital is gone.
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It's far from clear that a rule-breaking company with a toxic public image at war with its own workforce can really pull this off without imploding in the process.
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He reached the turn in 34 strokes and with Spieth and Schauffele imploding a few holes back Woods was suddenly clear at the top of the leaderboard on seven-under.
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And finally, if you haven't been following the news in one of the nation's least populated states, we've got no need for explosions -- we're doing a fine job of imploding.
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It was Game 7 and stakes were unusually high for both teams as they fought to preserve a time in their organization's history that was on the verge of imploding.
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While many members of the media and the political establishment have declared that Trump's campaign is imploding, it appears that the party, not its candidate, is the object of implosion.
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May's cabinet, the country, political parties and Parliament all hopelessly split over how or whether to carry out Brexit, Britain's political universe is imploding and so are its political norms.
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" Another Democratic strategist said while it's "Democratic bed-wetting season and a lot of people are missing the forest for the trees, Clinton is doing fine" while Trump is "imploding.
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As rental companies gobble up more and more cars at discounted prices, margins of carmakers like General Motors are imploding, particularly in Sao Paulo, Uber's busiest city in the world.
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Corruption has long plagued the OPEC member's oil industry and much of the broader Maduro government, a leftist administration struggling with an imploding economy, soaring crime and debilitated public services.
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So, I know Johana has a wide range of beat on transportation but Uber's really the biggest company right now and the one's that imploding in a lot of ways.
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National security adviser John Bolton talks regularly by phone with his Brexiteer friends inside Theresa May's imploding government — Cabinet ministers Liam Fox and Chris Grayling — according to a May government source.
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The U.S. stock market suffered its worst first day of trading in eight years as concerns about China's imploding market set off a worldwide selloff, with technology stocks leading the way.
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RAD was tested at depths of 2,230 feet (700 meters), but the sampler is designed to work as deep as 6.8 miles (11 km) without imploding from the intense water pressure.
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The economy is in decent shape, everybody who wants a job can find one, wages are going up, inflation is in check, our enemies are imploding, big stuff is getting done.
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The public may only hear about a bungling Congress that could not repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act (ACA) – aka ObamaCare – even though it has been imploding on its own.
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The bottom line: The ACA exchanges still are not imploding as President Trump and Republicans claim, and it will take active undermining from the administration to put them in a tailspin.
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A track called "Town Crier" starts out as a first-person narrative about an imploding romantic relationship, then zooms out into a story about a struggle between citizens and the state.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras defended plans to reform the country's pension system on Tuesday, saying it was a difficult but necessary plan to prevent the system from imploding.
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They include a militarily resurgent Russia; the instabilities of an imploding Syria and jihadist-inspired terrorism; and Afghanistan, where the Taliban now controls more territory than at any time since 2001.
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While the imploding economy was widely reported, along with the surging criminal violence, the collapsing oil sector and the shortages of food and medicine, these reports did not produce international action.
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The report on the GOP bill from the Congressional Budget Office as well as an assessment from S&P, a financial service and analysis company, have said Obamacare was not imploding.
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Yet the sales growth also obscures a deeper crisis for carmakers such as General Motors: their margins are imploding as rental companies gobble up more and more cars at discounted prices.
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With stock markets falling 666 points and outrage on the airwaves about the leaked memo, some Democrats might feel that this means President Donald Trump and the Republican Party are imploding.
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In 2016, a bombshell report by independent journalist Brian Krebs revealed that Norse, an oft-quoted security company, was "imploding" after laying off much of its staff and firing its CEO.
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He then retweeted Mr. Trump's posts about "imploding" Obamacare in a virtual pile-on as Republican senators began to regroup from their third failed attempt to undo the Affordable Care Act.
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More than one of the accusations in the obstruction article of impeachment passed by the committee is present today in the coverup of Putingate that is now imploding in real time.
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"Back then, oil prices had just risen 4x and the global system of fixed exchange rates was imploding" as former President Richard Nixon resigned under the threat of impeachment, he said.
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Even mid-sized opera companies are imploding from fiscal overreach, as a new media-saturated generation wants to be moved by performances that reach beyond traditional topics, plots, storylines, and concerns.
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"I really do think what they want to be able to do is come out on December 16 and say, 'See, we told you Obamacare is imploding; it's failing,'" Lodes said.
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Someone sent a tip in right after Katrina, Condi Rice was in a very expensive shoe store on the Upper East Side somewhere and buying shoes while New Orleans is imploding.
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The researchers hope that they might be able to detect the imploding neutron stars as kilonovae, or explosions much dimmer than supernovae that could hint to this so-called r-process formation.
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The above illustration, in which Republican frontrunner Donald Trump fellates himself, is but a drop in a recent flood of the art world pukes in protest of our seemingly imploding political institutions.
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ET. In a separate case Friday, the special counsel's team is expected to explain why it accused former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort of imploding his plea deal by lying to investigators.
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Similarly, the British-led Congress system after 220 was designed to prevent Europe from imploding as it had during the French revolutionary wars and succeeded in that task for nearly a century.
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With Russian aluminum producer Rusal imploding in the wake of U.S. sanctions against its oligarch owner Oleg Deripaska, attention is now turning to the status of another Russian industrial powerhouse, Norilsk Nickel.
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The Trump campaign appears to be imploding one week after a 2005 audio recording was leaked of Trump bragging about trying to have sex with a married woman and groping women's genitals.
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Brazil's imploding economy If China's economy is cooling off, then Brazil's once-promising economy is entering an Ice Age — a remarkable downturn for a nation so rich in land and natural resources.
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With Russian aluminium producer Rusal imploding in the wake of U.S. sanctions against its oligarch owner Oleg Deripaska, attention is now turning to the status of another Russian industrial powerhouse, Norilsk Nickel.
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So maybe the militant commitment to Canadian free trade you maintained while in office is imploding under the weight of a maniac billionaire president determined to crush Ottawa under its economic weight.
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Gawker was a child of the post-dot-com boom, born in an era when old norms were imploding weekly and disruption became something more than just a rumbling of the bowels.
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Naval officials said international organizations helping to search for the missing vessel a year ago detected a noise that could have been the submarine imploding, just two hours after its last contact.
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The vignettes feel like marriage therapy sessions as you hear the actors as Charlie and Nicole voice their respective opinions about the other character over scenes that suggest their relationship is imploding.
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But have no illusions: More weak nation-states will be imploding under these pressures in the coming decade and no empire is going to impose order there; those days are long gone.
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Yes, but: Weak manufacturing data Tuesday (see below) capped a spate of declining economic indicators over the past several weeks, including falling U.S. consumer sentiment and imploding manufacturing surveys around the globe.
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Opposition leader Henrique Capriles has openly called on Venezuela's military to choose between the constitution and President Nicolas Maduro, ratcheting up a showdown as the economy in the oil-rich country is imploding.
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"The DA has been gifted in a sense because you have an ANC that is imploding, but they will have to show that they can exploit it," says Judith February, a governance expert.
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Torquing only produced around 600 Zano drones before imploding Harris' article highlights Torquing's most damning mistake: deciding to launch into full production before the product was ready to meet its overly ambitious deadline.
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President Trump might think he can pass the buck for Obamacare "imploding," but his fellow Republicans aren't so sure – because polls have shown the public is holding the GOP accountable at this point.
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The Broncos (3-9, < 1 percent), though, are a tough matchup for them, as they have not allowed a 300-yard passing game all season despite their imploding in nearly every other respect.
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" Marietje Schaake, a Dutch member of the European Parliament, said that "Britain is imploding — we're seeing the dominance of emotional politics over substance, and now it seems to be spinning out of control.
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Image: Screengrab via HBO GoPresident Donald Trump's administration is currently imploding in spectacular fashion, from the meteoric rise and equally meteoric collapse of week-long communications director Anthony Scaramucci to high-profile legislative disasters.
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But then he taught himself to program on Codecademy, realizing that the imploding record industry would turn being a successful celebrity into a game of who had the best tools for connecting with fans.
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So the plot of Alice Through the Looking Glass is that the "villains" are trying to keep the universe from imploding, while the heroine risks destroying everything in the name of saving Johnny Depp.
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The movie, written by Brooks McClaren and directed by David M. Rosenthal, follows Will and his father-in-law Tom (Forest Whittaker) as they travel across the country in the middle of imploding chaos.
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These cynics will soon realize that Trump is determined to burn the GOP down along with his imploding campaign — which is now headed towards the greatest embarrassment in the history of the Republican Party.
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Operating outside the established political parties, Mr. Macron swept to power 2000 months ago at age 261, imploding France's ossified politics amid a yearning to move the country out of years of economic stagnation.
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In Christmas 1920, after 15 months of political indecision, the exasperated Italian government finally retook the city, a feat made much easier by the fact that d'Annunzio's ramshackle government was already imploding from within.
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After even "skinny repeal" failed, McConnell brought up the Graham-Cassidy bill that, while an improvement over the imploding system created by the Affordable Care Act, was nothing more than tinkering around the edges.
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Unless of course, you toss out some of those problems, and focus on one thing alone — Valeant is not completely imploding and going to zero in the next few months (weeks, days, hours... whatever).
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You can watch the footage of the imploding building and think of it as some kind of metaphor for modern relationships, or you can just shout "Whooo!" as it collapses on your computer screen. 3b.
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Following last week's Cambridge Analytica revelations, Facebook is now imploding before our eyes, leading to increased fears of data-sharing and data mining by third-party apps, numerous lawsuits, and calls for investigation from Congress.
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The first quarter of 2018, however, saw a return to the status quo ante with imports imploding to just 328 tonnes and the country flipping back to net exporter to the tune of 7,650 tonnes.
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"With their Russian collusion allegations imploding, the Democrats are weaponizing congressional committees to try to manufacture some new case to use to impeach the president," spokesman Jack Langer said in a statement to The Hill.
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As USAG's star was imploding, in a rare show of bipartisan support, Congress passed what is known as the Protecting Young Victims from Sexual Abuse and Safe Sport Authorization Act of 2017 (safe sport act).
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The only recent historical comparison for such a dramatic and sustained drop in steel exports was 2009, when demand in the rest of the world was imploding in the aftermath of the global financial crisis.
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Over the course of nine songs, the three "doom jazz" musicians work their telepathy to its limits and provide a gnarly soundtrack to stars imploding as performed by an Andalusian folk Black Sabbath cover band.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi warned on Sunday that Arab countries, including Egypt, were vulnerable to imploding from within under what he described as a barrage of rumors aimed at spreading instability.
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A sequel was only natural at that point, though that sequel had to switch distributors in the US, from the imploding Weinstein Company (undone by its co-founder Harvey Weinstein's sexual misconduct) to Warner Bros.
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It zeroes in on one rich Michigan suburb imploding in the wake of the 2016 election, examining a microcosm of the boiling tensions now scalding the country, and promises to spare no one under its microscope.
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Well-loved magazines such as New Internationalist could tap its well-heeled readers for donations-cum-investments to stay independent in the face of fierce media competition and a slowly imploding advertising market for print publications.
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Konta started poorly, but found her feet briefly in the second set, breaking twice to race into a 4-1 lead before imploding with a flurry of unforced errors that allowed Vekic back into the match.
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According to the files and political sources in Zimbabwe and South Africa, once Mugabe's resignation is secured Mnangagwa would take over as president of an interim unity government that will seek to stabilize the imploding economy.
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"They can put out messages about doomsday, about how it's ending, about how it's imploding to confuse us," Herminia Palacio, New York City's deputy mayor for health and human services, said at an enrollment event Wednesday.
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Republicans who don't share Mr. Trump's approach have to hope that his imploding presidency has created an opening to offer a profoundly different vision of America, one that is based on opportunity, openness, mobility and inclusion.
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On the brink of imploding at this time last year, the retailer is now embarking on a revival set in motion months ago by the hedge funds that own its debt and control its intellectual property.
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" Barclays analyst Ross Sandler opened his note to clients saying, "But margins are still imploding in 4Q ... revenue growth remains stellar, but the pace of margin erosion continues to disappoint, based on mix shift & one-time items.
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With its House counterpart imploding thanks to the late-night excursions and executive coziness of its chairman Devin Nunes, the Senate Select Intelligence Committee soldiers on in its investigation of Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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The pay policy at Valeant, an imploding drugs firm, used to be lauded for its emphasis on performance; plenty now reckon that setting a target of 15% annual growth in the share price helped it towards disaster.
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For example, the cosmologist Lord Martin Rees puts the likelihood of civilization imploding at 50 percent this century, and Bostrom argues that an existential catastrophe has an equal to or greater than 25 percent chance of happening.
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Wilson explains in a rare interview why his firm put $5 million into The Recount and why he believes now is a good time to invest in media companies, even as many digital publishers have been imploding.
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The Democratic Congress and the president are imploding in a manner that leaves the American people staring into the space that used to be Washington, the capital of the free world, and wondering where did they go?
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Mabou Mines, a stronghold of Off Off Broadway experimentation, has a longtime interest in explicating and imploding classic texts, from its celebrated "The Gospel at Colonus," modeled on Sophocles, to its superb "Dollhouse," an unpacking of Ibsen.
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In mid-1998, the 2-to-10-year part of the yield curve inverted briefly before a more sustained inversion took place in 2000 while the dotcom stock bubble was imploding which sent the economy into a recession.
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The move by the internationally recognised authorities based in the port city of Aden is an acknowledgement of the yawning gap between the official exchange rate of the riyal and its black market valuation in an imploding economy.
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But a review of public records and interviews with those who were present makes clear that it was decisions Mr. Trump made at the helm of his business empire during the 1980s that led to its nearly imploding.
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It ends with works by Thornton Dial, Frank Bowling and Yayoi Kusama, and the dueling craziness of Elizabeth Murray's imploding "Terrifying Terrain" (2212-305) and Jean Tinguely's outstanding "Narva" (27710), a seeming explosion of wire and machine parts.
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The loans are a desperate measure to keep the American economy from imploding due to the widespread disruption caused by the novel coronavirus, which has shuttered businesses and schools and kept millions of American workers in their homes.
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"He was decisive at a time when the risk of the eurozone breaking up or imploding was as high as it has ever been," said Ángel Talavera, lead eurozone economist at Oxford Economics, a research firm in London.
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This is one way to look at "Anti" — as the product of an imploding music industry, where the content of an album might have little bearing on an artist's ability to make money, sell out stadiums or maintain relevance.
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One year later, as the subprime market was imploding and New Century's stock was plunging, Mr. Einhorn resigned from the lender's board five days after it disclosed that federal authorities had opened a criminal probe looking into accounting irregularities.
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For instance, Delphine Seyrig plays a quietly imploding housewife in 1975's Jeanne Dielman, 23 Commerce Quay, 1080 Brussels, a minimalist epic chronicling her monotonous existence of cleaning, cooking, tending to her son, and sleeping with men for money.
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The soft-spoken native of Arkansas began in 2011 by acting on something of a whim and throwing together the website for Mt. Gox, the infamous Bitcoin exchange that became the largest in the world before imploding in 2014.
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Mr. Phillips wanted to make a gritty character study of the Joker in the mold of 'Taxi Driver,' dispensing with the cartoon, buildings-imploding fantasy of most superhero movies and placing the story more squarely in the real world.
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The Weinstein Company, already struggling in recent years because of box office misfires, has been imploding since investigations by The New York Times and The New Yorker revealed sexual harassment and rape allegations against Harvey Weinstein going back decades.
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That meant the bank was heavily exposed to the imploding U.S. subprime mortgage market as the 2007-8 crisis hit, costing it billions of dollars in writedowns and lawsuits and dampening its appetite in the world's biggest economy for a decade.
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The danger is that if the lower floors start imploding because of a horrific natural disaster or flooding that jacks up the price of insurance to levels unaffordable to homeowners, causing a foreclosure crisis, then the entire tower could collapse.
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Finally, Maria returns to LA to pick up the pieces in "The Present," trying to figure out how to balance her mental health with her career, love life, and personal happiness in a way that won't end up with her imploding.
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The rapper was at Newark Airport when Adam Glyn asked him if he had any insight on the infamous scene in Netflix's "Fyre" documentary ... where Andy King admitted he nearly took one for the team as the festival was imploding.
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Here is Paul George, a wonderful NBA player, catching a ball, driving to the rim, and throwing down a fat hot dunk in the opening minutes of the Thunder's season-ending, possibly franchise-imploding Game 6 loss to the Utah Jazz.
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Trump then said that Republicans must quickly repeal and replace the law to prevent it from imploding, but his doubts were striking given that Hill Republicans, for the past seven years, have made it their top mission to roll back ObamaCare.
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Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Ajit Pai on Thursday revealed that White House counsel Don McGahn called him about the merger between Sinclair Broadcast Group and Tribune Media last month as the deal was imploding due to opposition from regulators.
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"And when the dollar crashes, it's going to take the bond market with it, and we're going to have stagflation, we're going to have a deep recession with rising interest rates, and this whole thing is going to come imploding down."
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Trump then said that Republicans must quickly repeal and replace the law to prevent it from imploding, but his doubts were striking given that Hill Republicans, for the past seven years, have made it their top mission to roll back ObamaCare.
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Buy it here >>By day she was a covert CIA operative trying to stop nuclear weapons from getting into the hands of terrorists; by night, a pregnant newlywed living far from home, navigating an already imploding marriage to a co-worker.
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The lack of staffing comes at a time when North Korea's belligerence has Asia on edge, Venezuela is imploding, Russia is expanding its hold in eastern Ukraine and US and Iranian ships have come close to clashing in the Persian Gulf.
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Where the majority of their contemporaries fell foul to all the rock 'n' roll clichés—imploding in a vortex of drink, drugs, expectations and fractious interband relations, Yeah Yeah Yeahs held it down, and in doing so managed constant evolution.
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This one, in the space of an hour, takes the audience on a whole existential journey, the tale of a man called Bill for whom life seems to suddenly start imploding, his mind spinning off into a million different directions.
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That does go to the point, by the way, the Marissa Mayer point goes to the point of, first of all, female CEOs are much more likely to get the job when the company is imploding in the first place.
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TOKYO — A Tokyo court handed down a two-and-a-half-year prison sentence on Friday to the former head of Mt. Gox, a cryptocurrency exchange that helped establish Bitcoin as a household name before spectacularly imploding amid allegations of mismanagement.
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The two countries' relationship — already under enormous pressure in recent years — is on the verge of imploding as both sides seek to assign blame for the virus' origin and exchange tit-for-tat recriminations on other fronts, including expelling journalists.
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In December, Ms. DeVos announced a new system to manage the thousands of students who filed so-called borrower-defense claims after several for-profit colleges began imploding in scandal in 2015, leaving students saddled with debt and tarnished degrees.
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In a rare and wide-ranging interview with Business Insider, Wilson discussed his new investment in video media startup The Recount, and explained why it&aposs a good time to invest in digital media even as the industry is imploding.
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"It was an interesting time to be in a white-glove school with chandeliers, and they even gave me a maid my first year," said Debbie Bancroft, a sociable journalist who attended Finch in 1974 as its finances were imploding.
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Trump is like Hitler, Mussolini, and Napoleon; the imploding GOP getting rid of one ill-suited candidate after another is like Robespierre in the French Revolution, who stuck the executioner in the guillotine because there was no one left to behead.
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This time it's the corporations imploding with fear and uncertainty because a bunch of Europeans handed them a big vague unreadable tome of legalese and told them they had to click on it before they're allowed to do business in the European Union.
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The talks began briefly at the end of last month but were suspended by U.N. Special Envoy for Syria Staffan di Mistura after only a few days, when the Russian offensive in Aleppo began, in order to stop the peace process from imploding.
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Facing the global financial crisis, Europe's own debt crisis and imploding commodity prices, the ECB has cut interest rates into negative territory and spent more than 1.5 trillion euros ($1.6 trillion) to buy debt, all in the hopes of reviving growth and prices.
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Not forgetting to add your humble suggestion that perhaps in a contemporary world inches away from exploding or imploding there are more urgent, more germane issues for the media to attend to than the in-and-out gossip of your sex life.
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I imagine that a lot of DC and New York people are basically in that same narrow demographic, and to us, Trump's campaign has looked like a dumpster fire for a long time, and it is now imploding, mixed metaphors be damned.
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That deal saw the bank heavily exposed to the imploding U.S. subprime mortgage market as the 2007-8 crisis hit, costing the bank billions of dollars in writedowns and lawsuits and dampening its appetite in the world's biggest economy for a decade.
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Whether it's Frida Kahlo imploding the art world with her groundbreaking work; Toni Morrison owning her blackness and never caring about the "mainstream" gaze; or the legendary Elton John, who shook up the music world, with his talent and fearlessness; their impact is undeniable.
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The policy was originally enacted to protect consumers from the burgeoning number of crypto-scams that have afflicted the market for years and reached a fever pitch as the price of several digital currencies exploded in 2017 (before imploding in early 2018 to disastrous effect).
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Jax getting questionably close to his reiki therapist, Tom Schwartz and Tom Sandoval testing Lisa Vanderpump's patience, James Kennedy admitting to loving Lala Kent, Stassi Schroeder's relationship imploding, a rumor spreading that Kristen Doute hooked up with ex-boyfriend James and … plenty of male rompers.
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Possible explanations for FRBs put forward to date include neutron stars, black holes, pulsars with companion stars, imploding pulsars, a type of star called a blitzar, gamma-ray bursts (which we now know can be caused by colliding neutron stars), and magnetars emitting giant flares.
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Honestly, I think when the world inevitably suffocates itself to death in toxic waste before slowly imploding, Alyssa Edwards will slowly rise from the burning embers, her gigantic wig and neon nails unscathed, screaming "back rolls!" and loudly emitting tongue pops into the endless empty distance.
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It's a toxic way of thinking, especially at this moment in time —it's the kind of unhealthy use of fame more often exhibited by, say, politicians imploding in their own cascading waterfall of narcissism, than artists who dedicate and attach themselves to generally decent ideas and causes.
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But in the absence of other films that manage to tackle the darkest metaphors of the Trump era without imploding families, A Quiet Place occupies a unique position at a moment when we probably needed to see families being okay together, surviving, and winning against all odds.
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Another sign that ObamaCare is quickly imploding is that in 220006, Multi-State Plans (MSPs) have been removed from 2202 of the 2628 participating states from last year, leaving the total number of MSPs available from 28500 plans in 6900 to three plans nationally in 2628.
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As with Mr. Zeller's preceding works, this one offers a glorious acting opportunity to its leading player, which Mr. Hanson responds to in kind: Michel imploding and exploding in turn as he attempts not to be overwhelmed by the stealth to which he has, of course, contributed.
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"That was a rollercoaster of a match for sure, that's been the theme of my last few weeks, hang in there and keep fighting," Sock, who seemed to be imploding when he received a penalty point at the start of the third set, said on court.
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The dinner, attended by nine people including Nell, is more fun than she expected—they spend a good chunk of it discussing a gender-studies department in California that's imploding, plus they drink six bottles of wine—and the group decides to walk back to the hotel.
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In May 19893, as the Soviet empire was imploding, President George H.W. Bush delivered a commencement speech at Texas A&M University declaring that the moment had arrived to move "beyond containment" and expressing the hope that the Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev's policy of perestroika would succeed.
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If this latter concept recalls the "high kindergarten" of Joan Didion's Slouching Towards Bethlehem, it's crucial to consider that the psychedelic exploration that roared to kaleidoscopic life before imploding into burnout in the 60s and 70s is returning now in formalized and more socially acceptable ways.
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But Mr. Netanyahu has refrained from any comprehensive reinvasion of Gaza and has had quiet talks through Egyptian mediators with Hamas to try to keep Gaza from imploding and dragging Israel into a larger war, especially another one with the Iranian-armed Hezbollah militia in southern Lebanon.
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But, like all of Ms. Strout's generous-hearted, deeply insightful novels, it is really about a great deal more: a terribly troubled past, a present that is slowly imploding, the yawning spaces between even the closest of people, our frequent inability to see what's in front of us.
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The ECB announced its OMT program in September 2012 after President Mario Draghi pledged to do "whatever it takes" to prevent the euro zone from imploding at the height of its sovereign debt crisis by making borrowing more affordable for euro zone governments and to boost investor confidence.
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And implication is recognized near the end of the book as a diminished strategy of self-awareness in one of several pieces titled "Ad Copy": The mantra of The Happy End / All Welcome might be that slapstick speaks louder than words, the work imploding with what it implies.
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Specifically, he says we should be on the lookout for process that prevent a variety of astrophysical phenomena: stars from converting mass into energy, stars imploding into black holes, galactic winds losing gas into intergalactic space, galaxy collisions, and galaxy clusters getting separated by the expansion of the universe.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's presidential campaign is imploding spectacularly.
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As the white inhabitants of this outpost enter through the auditorium to get into position for the opening scene, the tableau speaks volumes about the tenuous rapport between cultures, or between the outsiders and the indigenous people of a community that, we eventually realize, is imploding from within.
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Cousins, stiff defense fuel Redskins past Broncos LANDOVER, Md. — It is not as sexy as winning one for the Gipper or clinching a playoff berth, but the Washington Redskins, who seemed on the verge of imploding a few weeks back, are one win away from their third straight .
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But instead of actually helping fill in "the hole in our gospel," as Richard Stearns describes in his book of the same title, this focus has had the opposite effect, helping to create the imploding black hole of evangelical politics we are seeing now in the Republican party.
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"If you're younger than sixty, you have a good chance of witnessing the radical destabilization of life on earth—massive crop failures, apocalyptic fires, imploding economies, epic flooding, hundreds of millions of refugees fleeing regions made uninhabitable by extreme heat or permanent drought," Franzen wrote in The New Yorker.
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Ultimately, Cohen would plead guilty to one count of making false statements to a bank — after a bewildering cycle of loans and refinancings among three different banks, all made while his once-profitable investments in the taxi cab industry were imploding under the threat from ride-sharing apps.
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Instead, it flashes repeatedly in and out of three distinct timelines in which Sidney (played throughout by Logan Lerman) is first a precociously talented teenager, then a celebrated but imploding novelist married to his high school sweetheart (Elle Fanning) and last a hirsute hobo living off the grid.
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The action of Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets happens almost entirely within the bar, but through conversations between the regulars and hints of the outside that break through on the TV, we glimpse and remember what the characters are trying to escape — a world that feels like it's imploding.
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For a nation that will be forced to import more than half of its food supply within a generation, Britain's relations to surrounding nations and their farmers is more than vital—it's pretty much the only thing keeping the UK from imploding in the most spectacular of ways.
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LG: I don't think it's founded by people from Faraday, but I think they've been hiring people from Faraday because — as our transportation reporter Sean O'Kane reported not long ago — Faraday Future is imploding ... Which will surprise a few people who have been following stories around Faraday Future.
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Though RV was founded by HBS graduate Mike Rothenberg, the firm, which has raised at least $47 million over the years and employed upwards of 60 people at its peak, is on the brink of imploding owing to a "lack of controls," in the words of one of its investors.
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Let's take a moment to survey the situation: the last time Frank Ocean released music, Stormzy was still doing cyphers on SB.TV, Miley Cyrus was still rubbing her crotch with a foam finger, and the world wasn't imploding in on itself like a meringue that's been taken out of the oven too soon.
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The rise of the AfD and a nascent comeback by the Free Democrats (FDP), a business-friendly, socially liberal party that was the kingmaker of German politics for decades before imploding in the last federal vote, means that there are now three legitimate right-of-center parties in Germany, including Merkel's conservative bloc.
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The health care portion of his speech, in which he asked Democrats and Republicans to "save Americans from this imploding Obamacare disaster," comprised five sentences, recapitulating the health care reform blueprint House Speaker Paul Ryan has drafted, but that right-wing members and vulnerable incumbents do not support (at least not yet).
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Now, that he&aposs successful and now that the Mueller witch-hunt which you have been very articulate about is imploding, now that the economy is successful, nobody expected little rocket man to be returning hostages, to be dismantling nuclear test sites, to be willing to talk about the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula.
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In the late '60s, when America was imploding and black communities were literally on fire, Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell's "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" (1967) and "You're All I Need to Get By" (1968) were both mainstream Motown candy and something for black couples specifically to savor, before "black is beautiful" was a firmly accepted view.
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Team 10 has toed the line of imploding for months now: Nick Crompton, Team 10's former chief operating officer, left the ragtag group earlier this year; the exodus of Crompton along with high-profile members like Chance Sutton and behind-the-scenes names like engineer Drake Rehfeld were reportedly due to issues with Jake's father, Greg Paul.
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Image: Darron Cummings ( (AP)Ticketing app and ongoing shitshow MoviePass has been burning through whatever could possibly remain of its finances at an incredible rate—when last the imploding startup was in the news, it was because it reportedly tried to prevent users from actually using it by changing their passwords and barring them from certain screenings.
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NBC host Chuck Todd (played by Kyle Mooney) welcomes a panel of Meet the Press regulars to discuss the week's events, and though it'd been a jam-packed last few days with President Donald Trump's State of the Union address and Virginia politics imploding, the panelists can focus on just one thing: Bezos, below the belt.
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It was then that Carrillo, 36, realized she no longer wanted to be on the defensive: She had just witnessed how police brutality goes completely unchecked, Donald Trump was officially on his way to becoming the president of the United States, and it was clear that the Democratic Party was imploding in the wake of its defeat.
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"Perhaps the best thing that could happen is exactly what happened today, because we'll end up with a truly great healthcare bill in the future after this mess known as Obamacare explodes," said Trump, who had posted multiple tweets throughout March proclaiming that "Obamacare is imploding" and repeatedly saying that Republicans were coming together to pass the bill.
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Nobody knows if they can actually do that or not, but if it fails, the Scots want to leave Britain and join the EU. And now Gibraltar wants to join them in some kind of England-free UK. PM & Chancellor who proposed #EUref are in hiding, those who campaigned for leave have no plan and the opposition is imploding. Disgraceful.
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But it was later that they came on me in unrelenting waves, after I resigned from an imploding magazine in 2014 (while on my honeymoon in the Namibian desert, no less) and then found myself idle at home, stuck inside long empty days, lonely for the colleagues with whom I'd spent years establishing my bona fides as a book critic.
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One caps-heavy passage declares: THE WORK OF A PECULIAR AND ECCENTRIC NUT CAN TRULY BE CALLED "NUT ART" … THE NUT ARTIFICER TRAVELS IN A PHANTASMAGORIC MICRO-WORLD, SMALL AND EXTREMELY COMPACT, AS IS THE LIGHT OF A DWARF STAR IMPLODING INWARD AND IN PASSAGE COLLAPSING PARADISE AND HELL TO ONE AS IT VANISHES FOREVER WITH OUR JOYS, SORROWS AND UNREQUITED LOVE.
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From the "First of May" drawings by the early conceptual Turkish artist Gülsün Karamustafa, to the actions and interventions of Prague's Jirí Kovanda, to the imploding paintings-cum-sites of Joseph Beuys's student Michael Buthe, the exhibition breathes through and through a demand to inject contemporary art with more meaning, and to combine art, theory, and our world in more seamless ways.
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"ObamaCare is imploding, and we're just seeing prices skyrocket and insurers flee the market," House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin BradyKevin Patrick BradyRepublicans' rendezvous with reality — their plan is to cut Social Security The Social Security 2100 Act is critical for millennials and small business owners House panel releases documents of presidential tax return request before Trump MORE (R-Texas) said in June on Fox News.
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It is musical, the poetry of the hills and the streets, the rhythms you hear in the way Jamaicans speak, the imploding pulse that runs from east to west, from the resort-strewn north coast to the rougher south, through bamboo-shaded foothills and cloud-covered peaks and the wind-driven tides that roll up on this island of old myths and spiritual power.
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"ObamaCare is imploding, and we're just seeing prices skyrocket and insurers flee the market," House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin BradyKevin Patrick BradyRepublicans' rendezvous with reality — their plan is to cut Social Security The Social Security 2100 Act is critical for millennials and small business owners House panel releases documents of presidential tax return request before Trump MORE (R-Texas) said recently on Fox News.
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The game was built on indecipherable "spaghetti code" where moving one piece can result in the game imploding for no logical reason; there isn't enough space to fit English translations without crashing the game, which means you'd have to hack it and force it to accept more; one chapter in particular—the dreaded chapter five—was coded in such a perplexing way it lead to the whole "translation patch killer" branding.
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FP says the Ghoulies are fops (had to google that but essentially they're concerned with their image and how they look - which might make sense as to why they're in the drug dealing game - they need the cash to keep up with this season's latest trends) So FP recommends Jughead challenges the Ghoulies to a Street Race, which is very illegal and not the best parental advice, to keep all sides from imploding.
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ST. LOUIS — Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE adopted a base-first strategy at the second presidential debate, tossing red meat to his most fervent supporters in an effort to save his campaign from imploding.
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I soon discovered that the stories of these survivors, like my mother's, had a familiar cadence: terrible suffering through years of grinding war with Japan; the chaos of life under an imploding government; the flight from revolution on planes so overloaded they couldn't clear barriers and trains so packed that people clung to the cars' sides and roofs; the frantic crowds that trampled people to death as they rushed to the gangplanks of ships.
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Mr. Posen, who now heads the Peterson Institute for International Economics, points out that the Fed already lost powers it deployed to counter the recession spawned by the financial crisis a decade ago: The Dodd-Frank financial reform legislation stripped it of its authority to lend freely to nonbanks, which it used to keep money market funds, insurance companies and others that had bet on the wrong side of the housing bubble from imploding and taking the economy with them.
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And we have first-world problems, so we're all like, "Let's go around and catch these digital goods because it makes us feel amazing," and in some ways ... you know, I don't want to go too deep into the psychology of it in speaking off the cuff, but you have to look too at some of the recent events in the news and just how everything seems to be imploding, and I start to wonder if there's a reaction to … KS: True, but I think there's some level of people who love to join whatever — the hula hoop or whatever — and people like to join a fad.
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The "parody" account has that said a sitting member of Congress looks like a prostitute from the movie Borat:And uses words like "libtard":And talks about imploding rectums:And uses the word "cuck" rather liberally (no pun intended):The account has also said that the many women who have come forward to talk about President Trump's history of sexual assault are liars:And that anyone who disagrees with the account is a "triggered snowflake":Though in fairness, the account, which was created in July of 2017, isn't that far removed from real tweets that the real president sends out every day:So, yeah, when you see your racist uncle sharing tweets from this account or whatever go ahead and calmly let him know that it's completely fake.
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But the Romanov collapse was so sudden and so thorough that it left no credible institutions capable of governing effectively, let alone in the midst of widespread social turmoil, an imploding economy and the devastations of World War I. To explain the significance of Lenin's return a month after the czar's abdication, Merridale reconstructs a familiar story: how the war sapped confidence in the monarchy; how the provisional government had to share power with the radical Soviet of Workers' Deputies; and how Lenin, learning about the autocracy's collapse from his place of exile in Zurich, was so bent on returning that he accepted the assistance of Germany to travel more than 2,000 miles over eight days in a sealed railway car through Germany, Sweden and Finland before finally reaching Petrograd in April.
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Here are all the projects approved by NASA today: The selected 2017 Phase I proposals:A Synthetic Biology Architecture to Detoxify and Enrich Mars Soil for Agriculture, Adam Arkin, University of California, BerkeleyA Breakthrough Propulsion Architecture for Interstellar Precursor Missions, John Brophy, NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Pasadena, CaliforniaEvacuated Airship for Mars Missions, John-Paul Clarke, Georgia Institute of Technology in AtlantaMach Effects for In Space Propulsion: Interstellar Mission, Heidi Fearn, Space Studies Institute in Mojave, CaliforniaPluto Hop, Skip, and Jump, Benjamin Goldman, Global Aerospace Corporation in Irwindale, CaliforniaTurbolift, Jason Gruber, Innovative Medical Solutions Group in Tampa, FloridaPhobos L1 Operational Tether Experiment, Kevin Kempton, NASA's Langley Research Center in Hampton, VirginiaGradient Field Imploding Liner Fusion Propulsion System, Michael LaPointe, NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, AlabamaMassively Expanded NEA Accessibility via Microwave-Sintered Aerobrakes, John Lewis, Deep Space Industries, Inc.
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