By Christmas, what's left of society has descended into chaos.
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The basic institutions of society would be thrown into chaos.
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As the violence spiralled into chaos, she decided to leave.
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The convention floor briefly devolved into chaos following his remarks.
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"Get down!" yelled Dag as the world exploded into chaos.
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Cosgrove: It would throw our industry into chaos right now .
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Climate change has thrown our beautifully balanced planet into chaos.
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"After Gary died, it went into chaos," Mr. DeLuca said.
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A 30th anniversary festival in 1999, however, devolved into chaos.
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Greitens' administration was thrown into chaos the night of Jan.
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Libya has descended into chaos since its longtime ruler, Col.
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It throws almost everything we take for granted into chaos.
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My lack of discipline always threatens a slide into chaos.
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The decision throws the parliamentary arithmetic into chaos for Johnson.
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Nine months later, however, that plan was thrown into chaos.
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He drank too much, and his bitterness sometimes tipped into chaos.
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But, being The Handmaid's Tale, this means everything devolves into chaos.
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Mao ascendant As the country plunged into chaos, Mao's fervor increased.
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If they fall into chaos, Europe can expect millions more refugees.
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The world, when faced with difficulties, will always devolve into chaos.
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This was 2004, when Iraq was beginning its descent into chaos.
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From a political perspective, that uncertainty is now morphing into chaos.
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Irma destroyed everything around them and threw the island into chaos.
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It was an enjoyable afternoon, but it soon devolved into chaos.
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The shooting plunged the area into chaos for about three hours.
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It's both a visceral thrill and a sickening plunge into chaos.
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If insects were to vanish, the environment would collapse into chaos.
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"The market for medical supplies has descended into chaos," they write.
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As a consequence, the empire ultimately unravels and descends into chaos.
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Class had descended into chaos, but that was O.K. with McQuilkan.
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He was writing it as the world was descending into chaos.
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First came trade wars that threw the grain markets into chaos.
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But, Mr. Kabila did not step down, plunging Congo into chaos.
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Ultimately, Facebook and Twitter descended into chaos by their own doing.
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When that happened, it threw the plaintiffs' personal finances into chaos.
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In astrology, Mercury retrograde sends communication, contracts, technology and travel into chaos.
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Farmers, especially those with high-density cattle stalls, were thrown into chaos.
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To throw Westeros into chaos — we know how Littlefinger feels about chaos.
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Instead, festival goers touched down on the island and walked into chaos.
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The scene, as captured in the video above, devolved into chaos anyway.
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The set devolved into chaos, with staffers high out of their minds.
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That threw the Facebook's iOS development programs into chaos, infuriating Facebook staff.
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The "Unite the Right" rally dissolved into chaos practically before it began.
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Worse yet, precarious packages like liquids could send the system into chaos.
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Or they could all decide they're buyers and throw everything into chaos!
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In the end, however, these attempts to plunge Montenegro into chaos failed.
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A movement that began peacefully six months ago has descended into chaos.
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As concern morphed into chaos, he said, people began darting for cover.
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With that fateful decision, family and state collapse into chaos and warfare.
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Then, something unexpected happens and the whole thing descends into chaos. Fast.
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Last year, the WannaCry ransomware threw Britain's National Health Service into chaos.
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As shoes go unshined and babies unfed, the municipality devolves into chaos.
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This year, that closeness, that deep understanding, has been thrown into chaos.
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Sure, he's shut down the government and thrown the nation into chaos.
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His administration slips further into chaos; he diverts the discussion to her.
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Even as the country descends into chaos, great art is being made.
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But that's only because the hundreds of others didn't erupt into chaos.
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"Donald Trump's poor leadership continues to steer our country into chaos," Rep.
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Libya descended into chaos following the 2011 uprising that toppled ruler Moammar Gadhafi.
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The day quickly devolves into chaos as once cluttered calendars suddenly open up.
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B. walks into chaos, and D asks to eat dinner on his lap.
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Friday's shooting sent the airport terminal into chaos, with people running for cover.
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Second, should the Kim regime fall, the whole country could descend into chaos.
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On Wednesday many longtime staff members quit in protest, hurling Deadspin into chaos.
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The many conversations and excerpts demonstrate her genius for breathing coherence into chaos.
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The one Thursday sent residents panicking and threw ongoing aid efforts into chaos.
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We were worried the country would descend into chaos if we took action.
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Libya descended into chaos after the 2011 uprising that toppled dictator Moammar Gadhafi.
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The event raised issues of wealth distribution, but descended into chaos and brawling.
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Late on May 10th the second part of the dance turned into chaos.
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What we know about the app that threw the Iowa caucuses into chaos
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Eastern time, providing some clarity after technical snafus plunged the contest into chaos.
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The rollout of the Muslim ban has thrown the immigration system into chaos.
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They sent global markets into chaos, with oil prices spiking 20% early Monday.
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It's very probable that the DAO and its millions will sink into chaos.
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As a result, things on my normally tranquil block nearly descended into chaos.
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But of course her plans are thrown into chaos by a newcomer's arrival.
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No conflict or natural calamity can be blamed for Venezuela's descent into chaos.
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Rather, it will either solidify the existing system or throw it into chaos.
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Much of Libya fell into chaos, with militias dominating its cities and neighborhoods.
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Last year, even as Deciem grew, Mr. Truaxe plunged the company into chaos.
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Libya has been plunged into chaos since the ouster of the dictator Col.
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Several public schools were thrown into chaos after conflicting reports of positive cases.
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A match-fixing scandal uncovered in 2006 plunged the team deeper into chaos.
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In November he fled Bolivia after elections that threw the country into chaos.
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NBC News: Buttigieg slams disruption of black supporters' rally that turned into chaos.
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That threw the booming marijuana industry into chaos Thursday, with stock prices falling.
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If she loses, Britain's exit from the European Union could descend into chaos.
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First, shutting down the government and throwing millions of people's lives into chaos.
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The crowd erupted into chaos, five hundred or so limbs flying in all directions.
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Libya plunged into chaos following a 2011 uprising that toppled longtime dictator Moammar Gadhafi.
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President Donald Trump's executive order, signed Friday, threw the U.S. immigration system into chaos.
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Then on Saturday, Strache resigned, throwing his party and Austria's political future into chaos.
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Libya has descended into chaos following a 2011 uprising that toppled a longtime ruler.
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Ranchers' pigs eventually went feral on Santa Cruz Island, sending the ecosystem into chaos.
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"We will run into chaos," added Hage Ali of the Carnegie Middle East Center.
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In the years after the Soviet collapse, Russian society descended into chaos and poverty.
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Libya descended into chaos following the 2011 uprising that toppled longtime dictator Moammar Gadhafi.
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Libya was plunged into chaos after a 2011 uprising toppled and killed Moammar Gadhafi.
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If Cameroon plunges further into chaos, other countries could be pulled down with it.
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When Griffin's ex-boyfriend, Theo, accidentally drowns, his whole world is thrown into chaos.
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Any malfunction in the GPS system threatens to plunge the global economy into chaos.
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The convention devolved into chaos this weekend, amid disagreements over rules and delegate counts.
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He lampooned the Obama/Clinton decision to bomb Libya and send it into chaos.
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If Sanders somehow pulls out a win, the Democratic race will descend into chaos.
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The fire has sent the rest of the hospital, previously on lockdown, into chaos.
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Phil is Canadian and begging America to not plunge the world into chaos today.
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New York (CNN Business)Extreme fear is once again sending Wall Street into chaos.
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Now, a country renowned for its political and legal stability is descending into chaos.
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"It's Christmas Eve and President Trump is plunging the country into chaos," they said.
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Democratic leaders accused the president of "plunging the country into chaos" on Christmas Eve.
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To find ease where we can in a world rapidly placing us into chaos.
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Here are 10 articles in which our journalists track the country's descent into chaos.
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"When society loses a healthy founding myth, it descends into chaos," he told me.
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Zarif claimed that by leaving the deal, Trump threw the Middle East into chaos.
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Theresa May's Brexit plan to register millions of EU citizens risks descending into 'chaos'
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Tentative GOP deal on visas for &aposDreamers&apos throws talks on immigration bill into chaos.
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The latest peace deal is the eighth since the country collapsed into chaos in 2012.
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Local police were quickly overwhelmed on Monday evening and the city center descended into chaos.
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Libya slid into chaos following the 2011 toppling and killing of longtime dictator Moammar Gadhafi.
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Libya has since descended into chaos, with rival armed groups trying to establish their authority.
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But a recent decision by Attorney General Jeff Sessions may throw all that into chaos.
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Libya sank into chaos following the 2011 uprising that toppled and killed dictator Moammar Gadhafi.
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His ouster left the country spiraling into chaos and coming under threat from violent extremists.
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He's packed supplies to survive a full-scale descent into chaos, in his suburban home.
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"The mismanagement of our whole election system has turned this race into chaos," Zeigler said.
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Without timely international support for governance and humanitarian aid, liberated areas may fall into chaos.
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And then Ronaldo struck again, again equalizing Hungary and again spiraling us further into chaos.
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But when the father announces he has sold the house, the reunion descends into chaos.
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Some became addicted to what it offered, some have seen their lives tossed into chaos.
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The conversation quickly devolved into chaos a the two men furiously talking over each other. .
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The Labour party has been thrown into chaos over whether to back a snap poll.
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If all the ice on Earth melted overnight, the planet would be sent into chaos.
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In the 1990s, oil and gas production never stopped despite the country's descent into chaos.
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The changes, meant to combat corruption and tax avoidance, have thrown the country into chaos.
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A new attendant was recruited to replace him, but the daily routine devolved into chaos.
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Locals have begun rounding up suspected illegal immigrants, and the island is descending into chaos.
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Others are taking a cautious path, warning about the dangers of Labour descending into chaos.
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"We are slowly descending into chaos," a trauma physician at Miami's Jackson Memorial Hospital said.
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The bad blood between Mr. Murphy and Mr. Sweeney plunged the budget process into chaos.
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Mr. Ghosn's sudden fall plunged the auto-making alliance of Nissan and Renault into chaos.
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The loss of a beloved parent, a mother in particular, throws our world into chaos.
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The top official in Jammu and Kashmir then resigned, throwing the region's leadership into chaos.
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Moving to a new home can be intensely stressful and throw your life into chaos.
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The mayor has told him to do it, and the streets are falling into chaos.
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Yes, we use weapons to protect ourselves, but our society has not fallen into chaos.
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Then Qaddafi was killed, Libya descended into chaos, and its shores became impossible to police.
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The first set, placed upon citizens of seven majority-Muslim nations, threw airports into chaos.
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But that last part is tripping up some people and throwing their lives into chaos.
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It was 1979 and the Islamic Revolution in Iran had thrown the country into chaos.
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Egypt, Libya, Yemen, Bahrain, and Syria have returned to dictatorship, descended into chaos, or both.
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Losing them, even for weeks, might throw our entire travel and trade infrastructure into chaos.
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The Mideast is dissolving into chaos, and Israel is readying its nukes in self-defense.
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The film posits a world in which Superman's existence has thrown human life into chaos.
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The Kool-Aid Woman lip-syncs to the song as the meeting descends into chaos.
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AlphaBay, the online black market bazaar, experienced a takedown that threw the dark web into chaos.
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But for some tech companies around the world, the ban has already thrown operations into chaos.
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Ostensibly, after the host-led massacre in the season finale, Westworld has been thrust into chaos.
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War is coming, all while King Simon works to prevent his kingdom from falling into chaos.
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Technical difficulties and inconsistencies delayed the results of the caucuses, putting the final voter into chaos.
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A Paul Walker tribute ended in violence after the gathering turned into chaos on Wednesday night.
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The vote could end the Brexit paralysis, or plunge the country's political system deeper into chaos.
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One theme underlies many of these tales: Power outages can throw health care systems into chaos.
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But doing it without plunging the health system into chaos may be easier said than done.
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Swings in temperature and water, even relatively small ones, can easily knock crop production into chaos.
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Can Theresa May hold on to her job as her government collapses into chaos and confusion?
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However, the trade war risks disrupting global supply chains and throwing them into chaos, Luo said.
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But neither Mr Zoubaidi nor Mr Hadi may be able to halt the slide into chaos.
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It said the protocol would avoid the "abrupt descent into chaos" that the plaintiffs warned about.
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She plunges the universe into chaos, spinning everyone off their axis like Mercury in constant retrograde.
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Content warning: Attacker bit off local politician's ear at Hong Kong protests that descended into chaos
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What was planned to be a peaceful march over surveillance concerns on Saturday turned into chaos.
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On February 11, 2016, a debate in South Africa's Parliament, in Cape Town, descended into chaos.
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Meanwhile, Afghanistan continues to spiral into chaos, with Afghan civilians bearing the brunt of the violence.
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When Popeyes' chicken sandwich launched in August, many employees said their stores were plunged into chaos.
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I watch the world descend into chaos and infamy and fear what the future may hold.
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"Our position," Mr. McCarty said, "is it doesn't throw the American health care system into chaos."
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All of those countries, except for Tunisia, have either plunged into chaos or reverted to authoritarianism.
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But once they reached a critical point, Rome's descent into chaos and dysfunction was astonishingly swift.
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As Afghanistan descended into chaos, Mr. Aslami said, his class of 120 students dwindled to 15.
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Libya descended into chaos after the 2011 uprising that toppled and killed the longtime dictator Col.
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The United States elected a racist reality-television star who has thrown the presidency into chaos.
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Still, throughout the region, there have been reports of nursing homes thrown into chaos by floods.
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But inside Israel, he is credited with having maintained stability as Arab neighbors descended into chaos.
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Or have those disruptions spiraled into chaos and disorder, showing a White House that is dysfunctional?
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In 2016, Modi's government demonetized 85% of the country's currency and plunged the economy into chaos.
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As Petrograd descended into chaos, government thugs ransacked the office that produced the Bolshevik newspaper, Pravda.
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Throwing that into chaos—'Maybe you'll get a question, if you shout loud enough, who knows?
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With prices languishing for oil, Venezuela's only export, the country will sink even further into chaos.
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Imagine that the Trump administration descends further into chaos, through some combination of investigations and incompetence.
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But we need music more than ever to survive, especially as the world spins into chaos.
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Libya slid into chaos after the 2011 NATO-backed uprising that toppled and killed ruler Moammar Gadhafi.
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And that's essential if humanity is going to create a robotic society that doesn't descend into chaos.
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This is when a capitalist economy degenerates into chaos, possibly taking the world's economy along with it.
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The scene quickly devolves into chaos, however, when the Savage Warlords arrive to shoot up the place.
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Otherwise, the country would descend into chaos, he warned in a televised speech days before Hariri's resignation.
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" Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi: '"It's Christmas Eve and President Trump is plunging the country into chaos.
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Ralph Northam last week — before his administration pitched into chaos over a racist medical school yearbook photo.
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Libya plunged into chaos following a 2011 uprising that toppled and later killed longtime dictator Moammar Gadhafi.
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The show spent eight seasons toiling in a world that was constantly trying to devolve into chaos.
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He became isolated and soon relapsed, stopped his medication and let his new accommodation fall into chaos.
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Libya descended into chaos following a popular 2011 uprising that toppled and killed longtime ruler Moammar Gadhafi.
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The anniversary festival was thrown into chaos in April after the lead Japanese investors abruptly pulled out.
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Cassie threw Colton and The Bachelor into chaos when she left the show during Fantasy Suite week.
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However, if Anthem decided to leave the Obamacare exchanges, many state marketplaces would be thrown into chaos.
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But withholding the payments could throw the insurance markets into chaos and Republicans could take the blame.
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And even if they haven't been able to prosper fully, they haven't devolved into chaos and revolution.
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It would likely throw insurance markets into chaos before a court could weigh in on the matter.
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Any additional delays throughout the broader transit system can overload the weakened system, spinning it into chaos.
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This private altercation sends the party spiraling into chaos as heated conversations about race erupt all over.
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Anything other than this result will be a mortal wound and plunge the convention into chaos. 22019.
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With nothing to take the place of the decrepit regimes, Syria, Libya and Yemen collapsed into chaos.
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From where does Trump draw the authority to throw thousands of law-abiding families' lives into chaos?
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Scattered vigils on Friday night descended into chaos as some protesters vandalized metro stations and blocked streets.
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In 2007, a Russian cyberattack on Estonia sent everything from the banks to the media into chaos.
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The king divides his kingdom between Regan and Gaela, throwing the court into chaos with their scheming.
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Indeed, the order may invalidate current ACA regulations governing Medicare payments, throwing the Medicare program into chaos.
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As experienced protest organizers, he and Grimm feared a demonstration with no leadership could descend into chaos.
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Today, lines of shoppers descending into chaos to get their hands on the latest designs is commonplace.
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Here's more on how Venezuela tumbled into chaos and how the turmoil may affect oil prices. 4.
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The album was a breakout hit, but YG's life descended into chaos the following year, in 2015.
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Then, the pool's waves inexplicably turn on, causing a near-tsunami that throws the event into chaos.
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With alarm about the coronavirus on the rise, the cruise ship industry has been plunged into chaos.
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The Iowa caucus results still remain outstanding because the caucus process descended into chaos two weeks ago.
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The Iowa caucuses devolved into chaos on Monday after a systemwide meltdown prevented results from being delivered.
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When a fuel import crunch coincided with refinery outages in mid-May, the country plunged into chaos.
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Yet almost from the moment that drive cleared the left field fence, the organization descended into chaos.
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The day after her 2000th birthday, a straightforward surgery to deal with acid reflux spiraled into chaos.
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Libya has plunged into chaos since the 2011 overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi in a NATO-backed uprising.
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Italy's government slides into chaos, President Trump pushes another conspiracy theory and France celebrates its Spider-Man.
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When the once obedient hosts become self aware, the meticulously designed park begins to unravel into chaos.
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A divided China could slip backward, losing decades of progress and plunging the country back into chaos.
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The coronavirus epidemic that began in Wuhan has now thrown the country's schools and universities into chaos.
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Egypt was in the throes of a counter-revolution, and Libya and Yemen were spiraling into chaos.
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Analysts say if Trump threatens the Fed's independence, it could throw the global financial system into chaos.
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Former HHS officials said closing 13 shelters in Arizona at once would throw the system into chaos.
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It defied many warnings by police and the media that the convention protests would burst into chaos.
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It strips a person of their daily life, throwing their relationships, career, and general sanity into chaos.
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Donald Trump's much-publicized DACA deal with Democratic leaders "Chuck and Nancy" was thrown into chaos Sunday.
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But within a month, their plans -- their whole vision of a future together -- had been thrown into chaos.
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But by the time you discover the place, it has deteriorated into chaos following genetic modification run amok.
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Would the Trump White House really let Obamacare markets fail and plunge millions of insurance plans into chaos?
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Aliens have arrived at Earth, landing their embassy in New York Harbor and throwing the world into chaos.
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Obama even has the cheek to blame Europe for Libya's descent into chaos following the 2011 western intervention.
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But on Thursday, Trump said he wouldn't sign anything without money for the wall, throwing everything into chaos.
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The bitter debate threatened to veer into chaos several times as the crowd booed and hecked – mostly Trump.
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However, this can only exacerbate the situation and throws the country into chaos in an already volatile region.
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And Turkey even attacked US allies in Syria, throwing the anti-ISIS campaign at the time into chaos.
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But, everyone knows that groups can quickly descend into chaos as everyone starts, well, chatting with one another.
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To keep your own family members and friends from descending into chaos, spite and recrimination: Make a will.
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But one particular provision would take effect fast, and could plunge patients, insurers, and state governments into chaos.
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The main hope for avoiding either a naked dictatorship or a descent into chaos may be international mediation.
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They returned briefly in 2003, just before the city was plunged into chaos by the American-led invasion.
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Don't rule out the third scenario, "a Descent into Chaos," should leaders lack the vision to avoid it.
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He fled Ethiopia alone as a teen after his country was thrown into chaos by a military coup.
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The cops had blown their cue and the choreography of the white nationalist rally was thrown into chaos.
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They have also thrown into chaos what Senate Republicans once thought would be a smooth confirmation process. Sens.
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Over the weekend, President Trump's ban on travel from seven Muslim-majority countries sent the world into chaos.
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Why it matters: The revelations about how Cambridge Analytica used Facebook user data has thrown Facebook into chaos.
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Shouldn't the C.I.A. have predicted that Libya would descend into chaos once the United States had overthrown Col.
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But in the second set, the match descended into chaos, all instigated by the slightest of hand gestures.
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The optical ambiguities come to the surface and then recede again into chaos, shifting between order and disorder.
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He has tended to oscillate unpredictably between policies, throwing talks over the budget or health care into chaos.
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By seeking to quash dissent in an already orderly, prosperous city, the party has turned peace into chaos.
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A loss, combined with a win by Philadelphia or Washington — or worse, both — could plunge Dallas into chaos.
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At the end of his life, Mazur wanted to evoke his passage into chaos, to compose his farewell.
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Now, read the article, "Catalonia's Independence Vote Descends Into Chaos and Clashes," and answer the following questions: 1.
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Reid's comments come after the state's convention devolved into chaos, with Sanders's supporters demanding delegate recounts, booing Sen.
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In Syria America's withdrawal and a Turkish invasion risk throwing the north into chaos and exacerbating ethnic tensions.
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All three politicians have avoided resigning, so far, despite the scandals plunging Richmond and Virginia politics into chaos.
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One passenger said that the cabin descended into "chaos" as the plane made its terrifying plunge toward Earth.
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The show ended and the crowd broke into chaos as everyone started rushing toward the after-party space.
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When a refund check from ITT bounced a month later, the young family's finances were thrown into chaos.
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Justin Fairfax, have plunged Richmond into chaos, as three of the state's top Democrats remain embroiled in scandal.
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Movements without a central core can devolve into chaos, with groups splintering off and adopting more extreme behaviors.
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The death of objective truth and the rise of alternative facts have created an unprecedented drifting into chaos.
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Manhattan kills him because he knows Rorschach's revelation would plunge the world into chaos and World War III.
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The forum descended into chaos, according to people who attended it and the Lo-Down, a local blog.
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The date is set in law - the 19753 Withdrawal Act - but the divorce has been plunged into chaos.
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A Southern family gathers for the birthday of its hulking, boorish patriarch, Big Daddy, and unravels into chaos.
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U.S president Donald Trump reaffirmed his commitment to NATO Thursday after throwing the summit in Brussels into chaos.
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Most people have probably only heard of a handful of them — specifically, the ones that erupted into chaos.
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Alison quits, everything falls into chaos, and it seems likely Stone will be back on Naz's defense team.
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The film takes place sometime after a highly contagious disease has put much of New York City into chaos.
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In astrology, Mercury rules communication, which is why Mercury retrograde has a reputation for sending our lives into chaos.
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That means more coffee grown in more places, a big deal as global warming throws local climates into chaos.
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The vote could end over three years of Brexit uncertainty, or plunge the country's political system deeper into chaos.
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But when one of the babies is snatched from his crib, the May Mothers' world is thrown into chaos.
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Its descent into chaos in December 2013 created one of the globe's biggest humanitarian crises outside the Syria conflict.
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Remember when Donald Trump tried to hold an event in Chicago and the whole thing melted down into chaos?
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In 2012, a once-in-a-millennium drought, exacerbated by climate change, sent the rodent's California ecosystem into chaos.
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Dictatorships that want to hang on at any cost are often successful, or plunge their countries into chaos trying.
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She was constantly in court, trying to get orders of protection, and her life unravelled into chaos and fear.
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But the deep factional divisions that had plunged the country into chaos during the Cultural Revolution had not healed.
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This could all easily devolve into chaos, but that's what makes this "Olympics Of Dance" all the more fun.
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Eventually the summer months would fall during winter and vice versa, throwing aspects of society like agriculture into chaos.
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That has raised fears he might do so anyway, which risks throwing the volatile central African country into chaos.
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Instead, the administration of President Barack Obama wants "regional" efforts to help keep the country from sliding into chaos.
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Mattarella's veto threw Italian politics into chaos and have mandated fresh elections to take place as early as July.
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But the discussion quickly descended into chaos once Trump brought up the elephant in the room: the border wall.
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The event, which was billed as a campaign event for local elections, quickly descended into chaos around the city.
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It threw airports all over the country into chaos, caused massive protests, and was soon blocked in the courts.
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But setting aside the ACA while the case proceeds "would throw the entire [health] system into chaos," Becerra said.
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The Trump administration's family separation policy — and its sudden reversal — has thrown kids in the immigration system into chaos.
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Or even worse: If Big K were stolen, our world's system of mass measurement would be thrown into chaos.
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Punctuated by Carolina's contribution, the opening round unspooled into chaos, detonated by the exits of all four division champions.
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Barclays slashed its S&P 2500 target for 2020 as the coronavirus throws the global supply chains into chaos.
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And then someone who would completely throw the party into chaos, someone incredibly opinionated and waspish, like Dirk Bogarde.
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After a meeting of black South Bend residents devolved into chaos when Black Lives Matter and supporters of Sen.
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But the most effective attempt was before Libya descended into chaos with the collapse of its government in 2011.
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But a few strokes of a presidential pen threw the lives of Mr. Alshawi and his family into chaos.
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It was part of an intentional effort and strategy by Democrats to prevent the hearing from devolving into chaos.
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The newsroom was thrust into chaos early this year when the Manhattan District Attorney's office raided the company's office.
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After all, Cohen got to wear his jacket, and the republic did not descend into chaos as a result.
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It falls to the production stage manager, Jill Cordle, to bring order to what could easily descend into chaos.
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Patti Smith always does this: pushes you into chaos, then draws you back in so you're left feeling breathless.
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"This Land" is tremendously impressive, with each postcard operating effectively as a microcosm of a world falling into chaos.
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Harold Wilson's cabinet in the mid-1960s had seven first-class degrees from Oxbridge, but collapsed into chaos by 1970.
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Traffic in Brazil's economic hub was thrown into chaos, while the downpour closed the international airport for six hours overnight.
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As the game progresses, you realize that American interference caused the country to fall into chaos in the first place.
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The Nevada State Democratic Convention tipped into chaos this weekend as Sanders' supporters cursed and hurled insults at Clinton allies.
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The difference is that this time, if the populace is not satisfied, there is fear Iraq could drift into chaos.
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The memorial descended into chaos, with multiple fights breaking out among kitchen staff, which security staff believed were gang-related.
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And all it takes is just one of these challenges to win in court to send the DOJ into chaos.
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To begin, the President has thrown American foreign policy into chaos once again -- impulsively and recklessly, this time in Syria.
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Days later, while coverage by the entertainment world descended into chaos, Khloé gave birth to True, her baby with Thompson.
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The United Kingdom's vote to exit the European Union, which Obama campaigned ardently against, has thrown the bloc into chaos.
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For tech companies, it's a disaster in the making, severing long-standing supply chains and plunging entire categories into chaos.
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Without funding from the administration, exchanges could fall into chaos as insurers raise premiums or pull out of the markets.
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My colleague Alex Shepard notes it only took a few hours for the Republican National Convention to erupt into chaos.
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The accident rocked the nation, and sent Kennedy's political career into chaos as he struggled to weather an exhaustive investigation.
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On Monday the Iowa Democratic caucuses descended into chaos following the botched rollout of an app meant to communicate votes.
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The other 27 had all but ruled out pitching Britain, and parts of the EU economy, into chaos on Friday.
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"In short, the world seems to be getting into chaos," said Akira Takei, bond fund manager at Asset Management One.
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Their response would likely be to attack, or the regime would be thrown into chaos, and China doesn't want that.
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As details of the shooting slowly emerged on Wednesday, UCLA and the surrounding neighborhood of Westwood were plunged into chaos.
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Whatever happens, it can't be as confusing as North Dakota last Saturday, where the Republican caucus apparently descended into chaos.
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One is that the international trade body disagrees, and the U.S. throws global trade into chaos by quitting the body.
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They say the process will devolve into chaos, that it will guarantee nothing that can actually pass will become law.
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Why this matters: The Republican House is careening into chaos at the moment its members most need to rally together.
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The book follows the respectable, upper-middle-class Mandible family as the economy collapses and the country devolves into chaos.
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And that's throwing media coverage of the campaign into chaos — with example A being last night's candidate forum on NBC.
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As the country disintegrated into chaos, in February 2018 Prime Minister Haile Mariam Desalegn did something African leaders rarely do.
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With Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Brexit strategy having plunged parliament into chaos, the next national election could take place soon.
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"I just do not believe that we can let three and a half million Americans descend into chaos," he said.
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According to popular prophecies, the body politic descends into chaos with the progressive weakening of a divine monarch's mortal body.
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A secretly videotaped meeting between Austria's right-wing vice chancellor and a purported Russian agent threw Austria's government into chaos.
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Without NATO, without the European Union, the possibility of a catastrophic Greek lurch into chaos would have been much higher.
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The foundations have to be endlessly re-established, otherwise they collapse (into chaos) or cement themselves into cliché or convention.
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In "Assassination Nation," a town is plunged into chaos when the data of some of its residents are leaked online.
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The passports were taken between December 2012 and June 2013, just as Yemen's fragile political system began descending into chaos.
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Hong Kong has plunged into chaos over a controversial bill that would allow extraditions from the city to mainland China.
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Ms. Bensouda said that Libya was at risk of descending into chaos, which could lead to further human rights abuses.
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It's where Offred can pretend, if for just a moment, that the world outside hasn't fallen into chaos and violence.
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In one, he recounts his adolescence in Tirana, as Albania plunges into chaos after the fall of the Communist dictatorship.
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Then Egypt fell into chaos as the Arab Spring brought uncertainty and violence, and so the partnership with Israel slowed.
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Some of it is in faster metronome marks, in particular these percussion parts with all the orchestra going into chaos.
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It seems to demonstrate that any demand for democracy eventually translates into chaos, and chaos invites the return of colonialism.
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After coronavirus threatened to throw MWC into chaos, the GSM Association (GSMA), which organizes the show, has now canceled it.
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Above, its chairman, Troy Price, tried to explain how the first statewide test of the 29 primary descended into chaos.
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Both the government and drillers say the protests are turning the usually sleepy process of selling drilling rights into chaos.
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On the day of the internal GOP vote, McCarthy stunned his colleagues by dropping out, throwing the race into chaos.
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As Chile descended into chaos, Argentina was enacting strict capital controls to avoid further international reserve losses over political fears.
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Just feet away, from behind a slim panel of glass, the rest of New York may be exploding into chaos.
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What's happening: U.S. money markets fell into chaos this week as risk-free overnight interest rates spiked to almost 10%.
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Read: Matt Whitaker's appointment is already threatening to throw the American legal system into chaos The news isn't entirely surprising.
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There are so many "ifs" built into this thought experiment that it's difficult to imagine these scenarios not collapsing into chaos.
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The group has to quickly learn to work together as a community or else they'll descend into chaos on their own.
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As the White House descends further into chaos, no one can discern President Donald Trump's next move until he makes it.
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The execution isn't flawless, but the stripes fit the horse so neatly that it throws the equine family tree into chaos.
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It was all on display over the weekend as supporters of Bernie Sanders turned the Nevada State Democratic Convention into chaos.
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Just last year, former President François Hollande saw his country descend into chaos and strikes in reaction to similar reform proposals.
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The question is not whether we will slide into chaos, but when will we move deeper into it, and how far.
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In Mr Pompeo's retelling a naive president scorned longtime allies, pursued detente with Iran and plunged the Arab world into chaos.
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Security remains the paramount challenge in Libya which descended into chaos following the 2011 overthrow of the veteran ruler Muammar Gaddafi.
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Yet as it sinks into chaos, the government continues to press on with Brexit—the national earthquake that UKIP brought about.
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Soon, Jane the Virgin star Justin Baldoni expects his home to descend into "chaos" with the arrival of his second child.
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Rather, skeet provided the constant a young Sutton needed in life often tossed into chaos by a less-than-involved mother.
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Through sheer incompetence and avarice, Republicans could both squander their chance to eliminate the ACA and plunge the economy into chaos.
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What was supposed to be a civilized home job tattoo session descended into chaos as beers were drunk and numbers dialed.
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The Trump administration's decision to end DACA has thrown the lives and futures of the DREAMers and their families into chaos.
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But his father has other ideas, at least, until the company is thrown into chaos when he experiences a health scare.
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He also accused Trump of "plunging the country into chaos" amidst a turbulent week in politics and in the financial markets.
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The city was plunged further into chaos as workers from across about 20 sectors, including the civil service, went on strike.
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Libya descended into chaos following the NATO-backed uprising in 2011, with myriad armed groups and two administrations vying for control.
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NATO members led by Britain and France supported the revolution with air strikes—then watched as the country sank into chaos.
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Choose the steady and stable Katherine and get hitched, or follow a mysterious seductress you meet at a bar into chaos.
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You spend the whole game watching them smash into each other, or explode into chaos in reaction to your own misadventures.
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The state prosecutor suspended an order freezing assets of 20 banks, warning it would plunge the country's financial sector into chaos.
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The decision comes more than a week since the Iowa caucuses, marred by faulty technology and arcane rules, descended into chaos.
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Monday night's Iowa caucuses descended into chaos after the results were indefinitely delayed by problems likely caused by a glitchy app.
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More than two weeks after the Iowa caucuses crumbled into chaos, Nevada Democrats will try their hand at the complex process.
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We can only hope that it does so before it's too late and the precarious region is plunged further into chaos.
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But with less water and the same amount of feces, the water becomes overloaded with fertilizer, sending the system into chaos.
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It is Benghazi's first real peace in years, residents say, since its fall into chaos after the attacks and America's retreat.
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Last Monday, just as the workday was winding down, Paula Milano received a phone call that threw her week into chaos.
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"If Venezuela was plunged into chaos and violence and the Bolivarian Revolution destroyed, we would go to combat," President Maduro said.
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Party propagandists insist that China without Communist rule would descend once more into chaos and fall prey to hostile foreign powers.
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But Gardephe said later Wednesday that the plan for the trial has been "thrown into chaos" by Avenatti's arrest in California.
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Peaceful rallies descended into chaos on Sunday with running skirmishes between protesters and police in shopping malls and on the streets.
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After two bombs were detonated on April 15, 2013, smoke billowed across the finish line and the scene erupted into chaos.
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Welcomed at first as a stabilizing force, the Marines began to come under attack as the fragile nation relapsed into chaos.
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While publicly holding his tongue, Trump has privately lashed out at McConnell for allowing Kavanaugh's confirmation process to devolve into chaos.
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Trump spun negotiations into chaos last week, and has continued to engage hardline immigration hawks, who are unwilling to compromise with Democrats.
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Meanwhile, the lives of vulnerable refugees were being thrown into chaos, and thousands of Americans were taking to the streets in outrage.
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He contrasted this with Syria, which since 2011 has plunged into chaos and civil war that has cost more than 400,000 lives.
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But if the political system fell into chaos, the economy remained fragile, and Obamacare proved a mess, Republicans would reap the rewards.
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Oil-exporting Libya has been hit by fuel shortages since the country plunged into chaos in 2011 when Muammar Gaddafi was toppled.
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As Mike's night spirals into chaos, 1408 gets a little too carried away with flashy special effects that ultimately undermine the horror.
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"Its party base has long since recognised this and has thrown the CDU, with its policy of exclusion, into chaos," he added.
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In the past few months, universities across the country have routinely dissolved into chaos as polarizing figures have tried to speak there.
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Its disastrous military intervention in Yemen has plunged the country into chaos and famine, the single worst humanitarian disaster of our time.
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What seems chaotic from afar, can contain an unexpected order within, that itself turns into chaos when one looks even more closely.
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It takes place three years after the original movie, when replicants are blamed for an electricity failure that throws cities into chaos.
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If it had passed, it would have plunged her Brexit strategy into chaos and could have caused the collapse of her government.
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This could well mean a no-deal Brexit that plunges the country into chaos and destroys the party's remaining reputation for competence.
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An attorney is murdered the night before his civil rights trial begins, and the explosive case threatens to throw LA into chaos.
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Rather, Breitbart, the conservative and Trump-friendly news outlet, spiraled into chaos (Michelle Fields resigned, along with editor at large Ben Shapiro).
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The issue at hand was the fate of hundreds of thousands of DREAMers whose lives Trump capriciously threw into chaos last year.
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For instance, Price could stop enforcing the individual mandate option for insurance companies, which would throw the entire health system into chaos.
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Without a replacement, this would throw the individual market into chaos if it became law and undoubtedly complicate the tax bill's politics.
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When Roy is released 7 years early, after serving only 5 years in prison, their world is once again thrown into chaos.
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The oil-rich country plunged into chaos nearly eight years after a NATO-backed uprising that toppled former Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi.
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And just like that, we're each ushered off to a game — some semblance of organization before it all invariably erupts into chaos.
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After raising $232 million by selling a token without a network in place, the project descended into chaos over a management dispute.
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However, it also risks plunging Saudi Arabia into chaos if it touches off a showdown in the sprawling royal family, they warn.
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Venezuela's economy is spiraling into chaos under the crushing weight of triple-digit inflation, basic commodities shortages, widespread corruption and violent crime.
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As the boys in the book deteriorated further and further into chaos and violence, I began to notice Simon more and more.
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Steven Law, a longtime lieutenant of the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky, said the party had descended into chaos.
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A young man in dirt-splattered jeans, identified as a Mr. Sanders, is handcuffed and arrested, as the protests delve into chaos.
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The International Basketball Federation (FIBA), the game's world governing body, opened disciplinary proceedings after the game descended into chaos on Monday night.
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"The Islamic movement has now gotten to a point where they have put Europe into chaos," Mr. Hoekstra said at the time.
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Late in the 2000s, Roulette leased a spot on Greene Street, until the financial crash sent the building owner's assets into chaos.
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They wanted to understand the immediate post-attack consequences — would society survive, or would people panic and society quickly descend into chaos?
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Deng Xiaoping and his fellow survivors did not want any more monkey kings plunging the party and the country into chaos again.
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The meeting -- as one Republican senator said afterward -- was "surreal" and threw the entire White House internal debate over guns into chaos.
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Speaking to reporters, Mayor Tom Barrett said a regular work day turned into chaos, not only for employees but for the community.
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When Antonio left The Circle, he dropped a hint that someone else was a catfish, and pushed the entire crew into chaos.
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For five years, Syria has gradually collapsed into chaos, with no foreseeable end to the destruction and violence for the Syrian people.
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If no agreement is struck — an outcome that cannot be discounted — Britain's relationship with the European marketplace would be thrown into chaos.
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Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani urged Iraq's Parliament to stop the country from "sliding into chaos, violence and destruction," according to news reports.
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If its basic rules are violated — just as they were by Moscow's actions in 85033 — then our global order turns into chaos.
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Omanis believe this Swiss-style peacemaker role is vital in helping to prevent the Middle East from sinking even deeper into chaos.
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For five years, Syria has gradually collapsed into chaos with no foreseeable end to the destruction and violence for the Syrian people.
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The couple's lives are grossly interrupted when the city that serves as the backdrop to their romance descends into chaos and conflict.
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Two years ago, the regional government held a referendum that the central government and the courts called illegal, plunging Catalonia into chaos.
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Nearly nine years into the work, though, the local dump fell into chaos when the private company managing it lost its contract.
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Congressional Democrats must now try to save one of the world's most lawless regions from another tragic descent into chaos and repression.
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Before descending into chaos, "What If?" tends toward bourgeois idyll: "You" are a proud father who successfully raised a newly independent daughter.
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But if they don't make the payments, insurers could drop out of the exchanges or raise premiums, sending the market into chaos.
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They say the process will devolve into chaos and that it will guarantee nothing that could actually pass will have a chance.
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The order Bannon's team drew up was remarkably extreme in both substance and execution, and threw airports all over the country into chaos.
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French police fired tear gas and arrested dozens on Saturday in clashes with protesters as the yellow vest movement demonstration fell into chaos.
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While rallies have been generally peaceful, the police presence has been heavy and some demonstrations have devolved into chaos with agitators damaging storefronts.
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Providing these essential items, along with toiletries, underwear, and socks, helps create a sense of normalcy for kids who've been thrown into chaos.
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HONG KONG'S Legislative Council, or Legco, has descended into chaos over how members should take their oaths of office after elections in September.
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The aliens' theory is that if you mess with the comfort and convenience of average Americans, they'll descend into chaos in record time.
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On November 9th it told Saudis to leave Lebanon at once, raising concerns of an imminent descent into chaos, or even an attack.
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Her allegation that Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her at a high school gathering more than three decades ago thrust the confirmation process into chaos.
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That would prevent a default, which would likely throw markets worldwide into chaos to a degree not seen since the 2008 financial crisis.
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At the height of the Troubles there were numerous hostage-taking situations in Northern Irish prisons, and wings would frequently descend into chaos.
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Nora's story brings up a litany of questions, like how didn't the alternate dimension world descend into chaos after the 98% Sudden Departure?
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Matiullah Khan, the former police chief and strongman who largely kept the insurgents at bay, the province's security leadership has fallen into chaos.
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"It&aposs going to throw things into chaos," Kevin Sterling, Seaport Global Securities managing director, told Business Insider about the shrunken peak season.
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The quarter-hour live-action comedy show will feature the day-to-day activities of the Debras as they rapidly devolve into chaos.
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The fight between the Cleveland Browns and the Pittsburgh Steelers at the end of "Thursday Night Football" has thrown the NFL into chaos.
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Each of these actions have helped to throw the region into chaos and gave ISIS the space it needs to grow and prosper.
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The undiscussed benefits of a walkout don't make the decision to reject GM's offer and throw the contract into chaos any less baffling.
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Pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong descended into chaos Sunday after a man attacked a local politician, biting off part of his ear.
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Thousands of Saudis living in Qatar (and vice versa) had their lives thrown into chaos, and Qatar has yet to come to heel.
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It was plunged into chaos when the predominately Muslim Seleka rebels started attacking towns and grabbing territory before seizing power in March 2013.
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The party has been plunged into chaos, with many members openly rejecting a candidate who has bragged about grabbing women by the pussy.
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It's not clear how the global drawdown in equities and recession worries spurred by the spreading coronavirus could throw those plans into chaos.
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HONG KONG — Hong Kong was once again plunged into chaos this weekend as protesters defied a ban on wearing face masks in public.
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Set at a fancy banquet that devolved into chaos, it was an impressive Who's Who of dozens of current and former NFL stars.
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Last November, with Puerto Rico thrown into chaos after Hurricane Maria, I was frantically trying to reach a funeral home in San Juan.
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Though many of these measures have been blocked by the courts, they've had a real effect: Clinic operations have been thrown into chaos.
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The Iowa caucuses were thrown into chaos Monday night, with results delayed indefinitely after problems with an app designed to transmit voter data.
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However, on Friday he made his boldest break yet with Trump -- throwing Kavanaugh's confirmation into chaos and bending the Senate to his will.
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The rescission of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) has thrown the lives of hundreds of thousands of DREAMers into chaos and instability.
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Senate negotiations to fund the government descended into chaos on Tuesday, underscoring the fight awaiting lawmakers as they try to prevent a shutdown.
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The coronavirus pandemic has thrown the cruise ship industry into chaos, as even vessels with no reported outbreaks are denied access to ports.
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There were many other examples of researchers who say their work or their labs has been thrown into chaos by Trump's sudden ruling.
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That's because for Beijing, talk of East Turkestan is criminal sedition: an attempt to break up China and throw the country into chaos.
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Instead, it's about the period between when the war in Afghanistan seemed won and when the country began to devolve into chaos again.
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Libya slid into chaos after the 2011 uprising that toppled and killed Moammar Gadhafi, and today is largely ruled a patchwork of feuding militias.
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The House floor erupted into chaos Thursday afternoon as House Republicans accidentally appeared to allow a vote aimed at reopening the government without objection.
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Steve Womack of Arkansas tried to get delegates to accept the rules just by yelling "yea" or "nay," the convention floor erupted into chaos.
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Trump Jr. said some students protesting at the event, which quickly devolved into chaos after the candidate canceled it, didn't have a real cause.
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The latest attempt comes as Democrats are embroiled in their own days-long scandal after an app malfunctioned, throwing the Iowa caucuses into chaos.
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Fahdel records as his society's stability evaporates, dramatically replaced by grief and confusion as the country (now without an operating government) plunges into chaos.
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Following Thursday's referendum, in which 51.9 percent of U.K. voters chose to leave the EU, the British political establishment has been thrown into chaos.
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Wendig follows several characters — a rock star, a religious talk radio host, a scientist, and a teenager girl as the US falls into chaos.
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The country descended into chaos when a mainly Muslim Seleka rebel alliance ousted then-president Francois Bozize in 2013, sparking reprisals from Christian militias.
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This account of the past few months describes not some dictatorship tipping into chaos but Slovakia, a member of the European Union and NATO.
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Pyongyang fears that if it was not nuclear armed, it would suffer the same fate as Syria and plunge into chaos and civil war.
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"When all this stuff happened with the Russians, I laughed like hell," he says, in reference to the Intelligence Committee's investigation descending into chaos.
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As Puerto Rico descends into chaos and North Korea prepares for World War III, Fox News is focusing on what matters most: Hillary Clinton.
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The nation plunged into chaos in 2013 when Muslim Seleka rebels overturned the government of former President Francois Bozize, prompting reprisals from Christian militias.
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Since the fall of Muammar Gaddafi five years ago, Libya has slipped into chaos, with two rival governments and armed factions struggling for control.
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Then, in the late 1990s, when Congo plunged into chaos, soldiers from nearly a dozen African countries carted off untold millions in stolen minerals.
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Climate change is the kind of horror that has few jump-scares: Instead, like a long and meditative film, our planet slides into chaos.
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Now he is making clear that if not for Tillerson, Mattis and Kelly, Trump would be leading the nation -- and the world -- into chaos.
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The Mexican city of Culiacán descended into chaos on Thursday, after security forces briefly captured drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman's son Ovidio Guzman.
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The military operation has thrown the region into chaos, with 100,000 civilians fleeing and hundreds of prisoners loyal to the Islamic State escaping captivity.
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Insurers are worried the payments could be discontinued, which could throw the market into chaos and cause insurers to pull out of the marketplaces.
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What is ordinarily a carefully choreographed event — planned to conform neatly to the prime-time schedules of the television networks — could slip into chaos.
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Since being thrust into chaos, Venezuela has seen either a reemergence or a resurgence of other infectious diseases including diphtheria, tuberculosis, measles and malaria.
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The fight with police that spiraled into chaos after a planned march against the government-installed "smart lampposts" that sparked concerns over state surveillance.
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President Trump on Thursday threatened to withhold key payments to insurance companies made under ObamaCare, a move that could throw the market into chaos.
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Sessions's announcement Thursday threw the recreational marijuana industry into chaos and prompted a wave of backlash from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle.
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The final vote comes two days after the FBI handed over its report on the sexual misconduct allegations that threw Kavanaugh's vote into chaos.
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How Venezuela spiraled downward into chaos More than 350 demonstrators have reportedly been detained during the scores of protests this week, Bachelet's office said.
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Central African Republic descended into chaos in early 2013 when mainly Muslim Seleka fighters seized power, triggering reprisal attacks by Christian anti-balaka militias.
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The disruptions on Monday appeared to have less of an impact than a citywide general strike in August that sank the city into chaos.
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After Eritrea pledged support to the allies against Qatar, the Arab nation pulled its troops, sending the region into chaos once again, Dessu says.
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However, as long as the FBI investigation was continuing, there was still the possibility of criminal charges that could throw the campaign into chaos.
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Senator John McCain, the 2008 Republican presidential nominee, withdrew his support on Saturday for Donald J. Trump as the Republican Party descended into chaos.
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How to weigh one woman's tale of victimization — or that of multiple women — by Trump against a world being driven into chaos by Trump?
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The sheer reasonableness of their effort triggered Step 3, in which Trump rejected everything, complained about the "shithole countries" and sent Washington into chaos.
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The violence has led to a widening rift between them and the ruling military council, raising fears that the country could descend into chaos.
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Mr. Trump's willingness to allow the military action has thrown the region into chaos and ignited an intense bipartisan backlash against him at home.
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According to cell phone footage of the incident, another section of the crowd responded with chants of "Winnie" as the meeting dissolved into chaos.
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On Wednesday, Virginia was further plunged into chaos when Attorney General Mark Herring admitted he had appeared in blackface at a 1980 college party.
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The trio of controversies has thrown Virginia politics into chaos, as state Democrats look for the best way to move past the swirling issues.
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As mostly stable democracies erupt into chaos across the region, it would be overly simplistic to point to a single common denominator or trigger.
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The sect is one of just many sources of opposition of Kabila that threaten to plunge the vast, mineral-rich central country into chaos.
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After a referendum campaign marred by fake news, lies, false promises and attacks against immigrants, we watched Westminster's lively political culture plunge into chaos.
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The Centre Cannot Hold flirts with the edge throughout its unfolding, levels peaking, threatening to exceed the limits of the machine and descend into chaos.
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But she doesn't want to go through another restructuring like at JCPenney or work for another employer like Walmart who throws her life into chaos.
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Two ministers have resigned from UK Prime Minister Theresa May's cabinet, throwing her government into chaos and threatening the future of a proposed Brexit deal.
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He pivots back between this investigative moment, and this moment when the park has been thrown into chaos, and all of the events have unfolded.
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Fyre Festival, which was billed as a luxurious music festival taking place on a private island in the Bahamas in 2017, quickly devolved into chaos.
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ImAlexx said he will often use personalized blacklists to keep comments related specifically to the video's content, and not let the section devolve into chaos.
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Sisi portrays himself as a bulwark of stability in a region that has slipped into chaos since the 2011 revolts, prioritizing security over civil rights.
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The eyes of the nation — and the world — turned to Charlottesville, Virginia on Saturday after a "Unite the Right" white supremacist rally descended into chaos.
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A sudden regime collapse could throw North Korea into chaos and send hundreds of thousands of North Koreans fleeing across the border, diplomats have said.
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President Trump's recent executive order has plunged the U.S. immigration system into chaos and met with fierce opposition from the public and civil rights groups.
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Tripoli has frequently been shaken by clashes between armed groups since Libya slid into chaos and violence following the overthrow of Mummar Gaddafi in 2011.
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Both men have been involved in the struggle for power in Libya, which descended into chaos after former dictator Moammar Gadhafi was toppled in 2011.
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In the last month, the contracting process for companies vying to be one of the U.S. Department of Education's debt collectors has spiraled into chaos.
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I saw a lot of conversations that started out friendly, but quickly devolved into chaos when someone didn't respond quickly or turned down a date.
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Muammar el-Qaddafi of Libya, but there was too little effort afterward to reduce the factionalism that has sent the country reeling into chaos. Mrs.
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A German football match descended into chaos on Sunday after a player ran full speed into the opposition manager, sending him flying to the ground.
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A German football match ended into chaos on Sunday after a player ran full speed into the opposition manager, sending him flying to the ground.
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So people ... would interpret minor symptoms as warnings ... (and) cut down on all their activities, create more suffering, and have their lives thrown into chaos.
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Airports around the world were thrown into chaos for a hastily written policy jammed through the system to catch Americans and the world off guard.
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Reporters in democratic nations like Britain and France are stunned; authoritarian propagandists are downright giddy that America's political system could collapse into chaos so easily.
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Why this matters: This could deepen some Republican members' hesitation to repeal the law without knowing what comes next, potentially throwing insurance markets into chaos.
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It could send what is ordinarily a carefully choreographed event — planned to conform neatly to the prime-time schedules of the television networks — into chaos.
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The statement explicitly contradicts what was announced the previous day by Esper and President Donald Trump, throwing and not to, throwing the plan into chaos.
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If the clones represent a nation tipping into chaos, so, too, did Captain America, at least in his last outing as the leader of Hydra.
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Her image was a response to the assassination of populist leader and Bogotá mayor Jorge Eliécer Gaitán, which plunged the country into chaos and bloodshed.
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For a few hours, the neighborhood was plunged into chaos, as dozens of officers — some dressed in camouflage and carrying shotguns — moved through on foot.
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The Writers Guild of America told its 723,000 members on Friday to fire their agents, throwing Hollywood into chaos over a mounting dispute over pay.
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On Sunday, just as there were signs that things were finally improving, a water main break in a terminal plunged the airport back into chaos.
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The Iowa Caucuses were thrown into chaos on Tuesday night when results were delayed following "inconsistencies" in voter data reported through a new mobile app.
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The Iowa Democratic Caucus descended into chaos on Monday when the reported malfunction of a new app meant to streamline the process led to problems.
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Libya plunged into chaos following the NATO-backed uprising that toppled Muammar Qaddafi in 2011, with many armed groups and two administrations vying for power.
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But the memo may do little to comfort campaign officials who are worried that their months of effort in the state will dissolve into chaos.
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After Trump's administration began and immediately descended into chaos, I had one last flare of institutionalism, one last moment of outrage and 25th Amendment fantasy.
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Instead, the night descended into chaos with caucus leaders waiting hours to deliver results by phone and texting and even tweeting pictures of their tallies.
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Congo plunged into chaos in 1997 after its longtime dictator, Mobutu Sese Seko, was overthrown by the Rwandan Army and a small Congolese rebel group.
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I don't deal in prophecy, but I would say that there have been power structures that have collapsed — it's just that they've collapsed into chaos.
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It's descent into chaos in the late 1990s had fueled instability in neighboring states, and likewise, its democratic consolidation in 2005 marked a re-birth.
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Ethiopia and the African Union, fearing the vast country could slide into chaos, deployed mediators to Khartoum in an effort to bring the sides together.
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Ethiopia and the African Union, fearing the vast country could slide into chaos, deployed mediators to Khartoum in an effort to bring the sides together.
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" The New York Times theater critic Charles Isherwood wrote: "A country is thrown into chaos when its leaders descend into conflict in Shakespeare's 'Julius Caesar.
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Instead he painted a picture of a Middle East cast into chaos by President Barack Obama, and that can only be rescued by crushing Iran.
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It would not repeal the law's insurance regulations, which are untouchable under the Senate rules, but it could throw the individual insurance market into chaos.
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Trudeau, at this point, doesn't seem likely to resign so close to the elections; if he did, it would likely throw his party into chaos.
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So as the country continues to descend into chaos over his inept leadership, the easy money is on things only getting worse from here on out.
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And its plans for growth have been thrown into chaos by the troubles engulfing the Boeing 737 MAX, the only aircraft type on its order book.
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That proposed deal had been previously approved by the EU. The deal's defeat throws the exit process into chaos as the U.K. now has until Jan.
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Officials attributed the disorder to warring gangs, but the turmoil has underscored the broader troubles plaguing an understaffed prison system as it has descended into chaos.
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The unofficial, sometimes arbitrary processes to let people in under metering are threatening to collapse into chaos, and it's not clear if order can be restored.
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Martyn Namorong, head of the PNG Resource Governance Coalition, urged protesters to respect the decision in order to avoid a further descent into chaos and violence.
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Without Dany, Meereen threatens to teeter over into chaos, but he's trying to figure out just what's happening in the city before it completely falls apart.
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But what started out as a prayer vigil on Wednesday devolved into chaos as protesters marched downtown, facing off with police outside the downtown Omni hotel.
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It had to deal with far too many inmates wrapping up far too many storylines in a riot that had spun far too deeply into chaos.
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Kavanaugh's interview with Fox News came more than a week after his confirmation process was thrown into chaos when Blasey Ford came forward with her claims.
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Since then the industry has been thrown into chaos by the grounding of Boeing's new 737 MAX planes after a second fatal crash within six months.
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The tape has sunk the GOP into chaos, with some Republicans withdrawing their endorsement of Trump and others calling for his exit from the 2016 race.
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The deal, announced Friday between the transit agency and its rail workers, averts a strike that would have thrown Monday's commute into New York into chaos.
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Fyre Festival was a music festival planned for the Bahams in 2017 that dissolved into chaos and turned into a nightmare scenario for hundreds of attendees.
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President Obama's administration had promised it would leave well-run state marijuana programs alone, but Sessions rescinded that promise in January, throwing the industry into chaos.
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In an apparent effort to avoid throwing thousands of federal, state, and local gun regulations nationwide into chaos, the court's conservative justices offered words of caution.
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The region was thrown into chaos in the past week, however, by a Turkish incursion into the area designed to confront the armed Kurdish groups there.
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It throws the party's plans for the event into chaos and raises the prospect of Conservative MPs shuttling between Manchester and London from Sunday to Wednesday.
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A memorial for Hussle devolved into chaos Monday night resulting in a stampede that injured 19 people including a police officer, according to local media reports.
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Collins's decision comes a day after senators viewed an FBI report on the agency's investigation into sexual assault allegations that have thrown Kavanaugh's nomination into chaos.
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How Venezuela spiraled downward into chaos Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro secured another six-year term last May in an election that was widely seen as sham.
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The Labour party's annual conference in Brighton has been thrown into chaos over leader Jeremy Corbyn's refusal to back remaining in the EU under all circumstances.
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Moyo told Reuters last week that the international community must help remove the "military government" that has taken power or risk the country descending into chaos.
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One of the most powerful storms in recorded history is barreling toward Puerto Rico and Florida, throwing evacuation zones into chaos and threatening thousands of lives.
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Republican convention speakers tapped into that sentiment — on crime and other issues — to paint an America collapsing into chaos, regardless of what the empirical figures say.
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Although these recent images were shocking, what they captured has been going on for years, ever since Libya descended into chaos after the fall of Col.
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In the northeast, a surge in attacks by Boko Haram and the Islamist insurgency's offshoot, Islamic State West African Province, is throwing election plans into chaos.
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She uses her film to explain Brazil's complicated history and to warn that even a seemingly stable, prosperous democracy can descend into chaos in an instant.
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Since the country was plunged into chaos after the toppling of Muammar el-Qaddafi in 13, warring factions have taken to profiting off these vulnerable people.
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Though Ms. McKinnon attempts to pass hacked emails to Mr. Day, their exchange is thrown into chaos by the unexpected intrusion of Eric Trump (Alex Moffat).
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Over two straight abysmal seasons, the professional soccer team Sunderland A.F.C. performed so poorly that they were relegated to lower leagues, plunging the club into chaos.
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The Iowa Caucuses were thrown into chaos on Tuesday night when the results were delayed following "inconsistencies" in voter data reported through a new mobile app.
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One of the many organizations thrown into chaos last week because of the Trump Administration's travel ban was the Arab-American Family Support Center, in Brooklyn.
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A too-big drawer might not seem like a problem, but if you're storing lots of different types of items, it can quickly devolve into chaos.
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Sisi's supporters see him as a bulwark of stability in a region that has slipped into chaos since the 2011 revolts, prioritizing security over civil rights.
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Saudi Arabia will not stop bankrolling Mr. Sisi's government, he said, because it needs him to prevent Egypt from descending into chaos at the Saudis' border.
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The referendum descended into chaos and violence after Madrid sent police forces from other regions to try to block a vote that had been declared unconstitutional.
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The big question is: Will we seize this moment to create a more just, more equitable, more resilient world — or just sleepwalk into chaos and oblivion?
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Peaceful rallies descended into chaos in the Chinese-ruled city on Sunday with running skirmishes between protesters and police in shopping malls and on the streets.
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Earlier this month, Venezuela was plunged deeper into chaos after a near week-long power blackout cut off the already scant water supply to most residents.
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News Analysis If the U.S. military withdrawal does not lead to a further descent into chaos in Afghanistan, next-door Pakistan could be the real winner.
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In September, an Iran-linked attack on oil refineries in Saudi Arabia cut off 5% of the world&aposs oil supply and sent markets into chaos.
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As a matter of policy, keeping the law's regulations while repealing its individual mandate, as Graham-Cassidy does, could send the individual insurance market into chaos.
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From here, the video just turns into chaos as people try to get the corn no matter what kind of destruction they leave in their wake.
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So unlike Mercury retrograde, Pluto retrograde probably won't send your life into chaos… unless you haven't dealt with your "shadow" (cue the two Lupita Nyong'os in Us).
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As the United States spirals further into chaos, Mr. Robot creator Sam Esmail has made his opinions known by "leaking" a page from the Season 3 script.
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Lugo's husband works as an electrical engineer for Halliburton and asked for a transfer out of Venezuela a decade ago, prior to the country's descent into chaos.
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After the Snap, we're told that the world plunged into chaos for a time: governments, armed forces, doctors, first responders, and so forth have all been halved.
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He was charged with treason and detained for weeks in 2018 after a faceoff between his supporters and Museveni's party descended into chaos during a by-election.
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The trial revolves around a few turbulent days in October 2008, soon after the collapse of the investment bank Lehman Brothers propelled financial markets globally into chaos.
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The line worker described to me how last-minute overtime requests threw his schedule into chaos, put his second job at risk and impacted his childcare situation.
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Most unexpected: Ned Stark's was the death that shockingly illustrated how unsafe every character is in this world, and his death thrust the seven kingdoms into chaos.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Beijing has accused the U.S. of working with so-called separatists in Hong Kong and Taiwan to undermine China and plunge it into chaos.
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We're told when Debbie died Wednesday ... it threw the entire family into chaos and it has further complicated the manner in which Carrie's body will be handled.
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In the years since Gaddafi fell in 2011, Libya has slipped deeper into chaos with two rival governments each backed by competing factions of former rebel brigades.
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Libya sank into chaos following the 2011 overthrow of veteran ruler Muammar Gaddafi, and the new U.N.-backed government in Tripoli exercises no control over its territory.
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New Jersey Transit and its rail workers reached a tentative deal Friday to avert a strike that would have thrown Monday's commute into New York into chaos.
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That's why some market watchers warned the rally could be short-lived as the process to impeach the president drags on, potentially plunging Brazil deeper into chaos.
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Two decades ago, in what became known as the "Battle of Seattle", nearly 50,000 protesters plunged the U.S. city of into chaos during a WTO ministerial meeting.
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Libya descended into chaos after the fall of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011 and rival governments and militias have been competing for the country's oil wealth ever since.
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Airlines and travel advocates worry that the security measure could thrust daily operations into chaos, and the TSA would have to deal with some of the fallout.
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Many Republican are openly questioning whether the Grand Old Party is sliding into chaos, with the establishment unable to prevent a post-election shattering of its coalition.
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States also need predictability to balance their budgets, but a company dramatically raising the price of its drug multiple times a year can throw that into chaos.
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Although their flights were rescheduled twice, the family was confident everyone would be reunited—unaware that the stroke of a pen would throw their lives into chaos.
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As the country descends into chaos, Thiel quietly continues his research on parabiosis, perfecting a life transfer technique using the blood of losing parties in his cases.
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Original story: Prime Minister Theresa May's gamble in calling an early election backfired spectacularly as her Conservative Party lost its majority in Parliament, throwing politics into chaos.
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" He suggested that Tillerson, along with Defense Secretary James Mattis and White House Chief of Staff John Kelly, were keeping the United States from tumbling into "chaos.
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Seleka rebels and Anti-Balaka militia members continue to clash in the Central African Republic, pushing the country into chaos and creating an internally displaced population of
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There is widespread concern among the airline and travel industry about how the policy could throw daily operations into chaos and hurt overall global business and tourism.
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With net neutrality's future thrown into chaos that monopoly only stands to grow stronger, while small producers like Pink & White question if they can survive at all.
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What happens if one of the few thousand fruit fly biologists around the world decides to act unilaterally and throws international talks on the matter into chaos?
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Hill Republicans and the administration will have to be in constant coordination to pull it off without throwing insurance markets into chaos or creating other political disasters.
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Clinton has every political reason to avoid wading into the discussion of sexual assault that has riled a nation and thrown her Republican rival's candidacy into chaos.
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The attacks crystallized Libya's descent into chaos after the 2011 Arab Spring uprising, which, with help from NATO air power, had toppled the country's longtime dictator, Col.
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But Sessions and Rosenstein departing together would certainly throw the Justice Department into chaos; the top three jobs at the DOJ would lack permanent, Senate-confirmed appointees.
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Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport descended into chaos Sunday after a massive power outage stranded thousands of customers and forced airlines to cancel more than 1,150 flights.
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It is an extraordinary situation: the electoral process thrown into chaos at the last minute in a state that will help decide which party controls the Senate.
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The novel coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2, has plunged the cruise industry into chaos as the global tightening of entry requirements has left many ships stranded or quarantined.
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The company was thrown into chaos last year when the government stopped approving new game releases, subsequently leaving Tencent out when the de-facto ban was lifted.
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A march by a neo-Nazi group outside California's Capitol in Sacramento descended into chaos on Sunday after the demonstrators were attacked by groups of counter-protesters.
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The crackle of gunfire, the carjacking of the minivan and the zigzagging chase that followed threw the mostly residential neighborhood around the Staten Island courthouse into chaos.
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The Iowa caucuses descended into chaos earlier this month, leaving the results of the caucus still in question weeks after Iowans gathered to express their presidential preference.
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Nevada has performed far better than Iowa, where a faulty app, an unprepared state party and confused volunteers plunged the caucuses there into chaos earlier this month.
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Those affiliated with some smaller companies have privately described the choice of Mr. O'Neill as a worst-case scenario that could send the drug industry into chaos.
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The original deal was struck by then-Italian premier Silvio Berlusconi and former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi before Gaddafi was ousted and the country plunged into chaos.
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Tomorrow we'll have a recap of the closing arguments for you, and whatever news breaks in the next 24 hours, that will surely throw everything into chaos.
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Antônio Costa, founder of River of Peace, an anti-violence group, said Mr. de Souza's silence was symptomatic of a city many feel is descending into chaos.
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The Founders turned to novel and untested checks and balances to prevent the federal government from falling into chaos on the left or despotism on the right.
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Afghanistan, its neighbor to the east, descended into chaos following the American-led invasion of 2001; Iraq, across its western border, suffered the same fate after 2003.
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"Iowa caucuses descend into chaos as delay leaves outcome uncertain," by Matt Viser and Toluse Olorunnipa How uncertainty in Iowa could affect the rest of the primary.
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Yet, with Rose's unexplained absence, and with Carmelo Anthony and Kyle O'Quinn getting ejected, the Garden was permeated with the sense of a team descending into chaos.
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Should the subsidies end, the insurance markets would likely be thrown into chaos, which could bolster claims from Senate Republicans and President Trump that ObamaCare is failing.
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Sin City convention chaos As Sanders supporters jockeyed for a last-ditch delegate grab, the May Nevada Democratic convention erupted into chaos as some delegates became violent.
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But the result was a country thrown into chaos as rival bands of young Mao supporters, known as Red Guards, tore China apart with their leader's blessing.
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Iran has demonstrated that it's willing to take its citizens offline — and, perhaps more worryingly, that it's able to do so without plunging domestic infrastructure into chaos.
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London (CNN Business)The inability of UK politicians to agree how to leave the European Union has plunged Brexit into chaos and helped paralyze the British economy.
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While President Trump's travel ban threw American airports into chaos last weekend, Bob Ferguson, the attorney general of Washington State, was biding his time on an airplane.
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In 1991, a coup plunged Haiti into chaos, and Haitians started fleeing by boat to the US en masse, with 30,000 attempting to come by May 1992.
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Virginians moving forward have a thin line to walk — any move or combination of them could throw the line of succession to the commonwealth's leadership into chaos.
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Douthat's characterization of the church as an unchanging, unified body, thrust into chaos by modernity, and the pope as a distinct threat to that unity, is overstated.
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Let's be clear: "Sexual assault" is absolutely the right way to classify the actions Trump describes on the leaked tapes that have thrown his campaign into chaos.
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Trump throws GOP into chaos He said Trump won't exit the race, despite calls from some for him to do so less than a month from Election Day.
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Trump throws GOP into chaos The tighter race in Florida showed Clinton edging Trump 45% to 42% among likely voters, with Johnson at 5% and Stein at 3%.
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" ---------------- April 21, 2016: "How Obama lost Europe" by Simon Tisdall "Obama even has the cheek to blame Europe for Libya's descent into chaos following the 2011 Western intervention.
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Libya was plunged into chaos following a 2011 uprising and is now split between rival governments in the east and west, each backed by an array of militias.
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An application failure plunged the Iowa caucuses into chaos earlier this week, and the results have not been fully tabulated in a tight race between presidential contenders Sen.
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It was an unexpectedly quick end to a match that devolved into chaos after Williams was penalized an entire game for getting in an argument with the umpire.
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The Iowa presidential caucuses were thrown into chaos late Monday after the state Democratic Party said it found "inconsistencies," delaying results and causing widespread confusion across the state.
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Protesters chanted anti-Trump slogans, held anti-Trump signs and waved Mexican flags before the demonstration descended into chaos with some protesters standing on top of police cars.
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Libya descended into chaos in 2011 with the revolution that saw the fall of Moammar Gadhafi, and since 2014, competing bodies have claimed to be the rightful government.
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Eight people have been killed and more than 700 hurt in the unrest, which occurred after peaceful rallies descended into chaos after nightfall over three days this week.
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These social changes and perceived physical threats are frightening, and likely activating, authoritarian voters — who are overwhelmingly supporting Trump, dividing the GOP, and throwing American politics into chaos.
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His formula for staying in power has two main parts: repression at home, and constantly warning foreign leaders that unless they support him, Egypt will fall into chaos.
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Gwen Stefani's life was thrown into chaos after her marriage to Gavin Rossdale ended last year, but now the singer is back on top both personally and professionally.
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The North African oil producer plunged into chaos after rebels ousted dictator Muammar Gaddafi in 2011, backed by British and French air strikes supported by the United States.
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But the alliance immediately devolves into chaos, as they turn on each other to fight over the Nazis' supply of a rare energy source, triggering global nuclear war.
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So unless we're willing to let human-polar bear relations descend into chaos, we might want to do something about all that carbon being added to the atmosphere.
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The state court's decision has "cast Pennsylvania's congressional elections into chaos on the eve of the 2018 primary elections", the application charges, "causing substantial injury to the public".
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But the scenic spot descended into chaos on Wednesday night when a fight between two women erupted into a brawl so wild that police were forced to attend.
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Trump's executive order plunged America's immigration system into chaos, with legal U.S. residents being turned away at airports, and drew criticism from Western allies including France and Germany.
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By weakening public confidence in the vote today, he makes it easier to claim fraud and perhaps plunge American politics into chaos if he is defeated in 2020.
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Let a city suffer multiple disease outbreaks, and it'll descend into chaos with rampaging mobs burning down your buildings and blocking your attempts to travel through the region.
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The United States and France as well as other countries including neighbor Angola have expressed fears that a Kabila candidacy could plunge Democratic Republic of Congo into chaos.
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But before the store even opened on the first day, the event quickly devolved into chaos — the police shut it down after two teenagers were assaulted in line.
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The march, organized by the Civil Human Rights Front, began as a peaceful protest but quickly descended into chaos as some protesters advanced past police barricades and stormed
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A new sexual misconduct allegation against Brett Kavanaugh is plunging his Supreme Court nomination back into chaos days before a public hearing where he is expected to testify.
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For months, Trump has been threatening to cease the payments, but even congressional Republicans have privately acknowledged that stopping them could throw the health care system into chaos.
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The strike was a disaster; with no officers on duty, the city descended into chaos, and the soldiers who were brought in to restore order killed eight people.
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The world is spinning into chaos but the clay is dead center and in focus and you can see it being shaped and transformed into a ceramic vase.
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The review was thrown into chaos last year after revelations that panel members met privately with a company consultant, prompting the entire panel to step down in September.
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The disclosures by WikiLeaks roiled the presidential campaign and threw the Democratic Party into chaos, creating bad blood between supporters of Democratic nominee Clinton and runner-up Sen.
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Until a decision on the tariffs is reached, industry executives like Gellert are unsure about how much to invest in a business that could be thrown into chaos.
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He will struggle to prevent the country and his own family from falling into chaos, as he is thrust into one of the most difficult presidencies in history.
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She has expressed no regrets about the intervention, even after Libya fell into chaos and four Americans were killed in the attack on a diplomatic outpost in Benghazi.
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Flake's decision is the latest twist in a Supreme Court fight that has been thrown into chaos since sexual assault allegations first surfaced against Kavanaugh earlier this month.
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No one was wounded and the woman escaped amid a dramatic escalation of the unrest that has plunged the Asian financial hub into chaos for almost six months.
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A day of fiery speeches was briefly thrown into chaos when dozens of redshirted protesters who had been heckling opposition lawmakers outside the Capitol burst onto the floor.
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Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination was plunged into chaos after a woman accusing him of sexual assault spoke publicly for the first time about the allegation on Sunday.
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Mr. Pinkleton and the choreographer, Ani Taj, who both studied under Ms. Swados at New York University, let the young cast's natural energy rip without descending into chaos.
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What ideas would incite an Israeli teen charged with threatening dozens of Jewish centers in the US, throwing communities into chaos and terrifying the parents of young children?
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The country's economy has descended into chaos in the past few years due to a plunge in global oil prices and a botched government response to the crisis.
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After a March 2012 military coup plunged the country into chaos, Islamist extremists with links to al Qaeda carved out a large portion of northern Mali for themselves.
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Sisi, 62, says he is a bulwark of stability in a region that has slipped into chaos since the 2011 Arab Spring revolts, prioritising security over civil rights.
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Germany's once placid political system had, over the past five years, been thrown into chaos by the rise of a new populist party, the Alternative for Germany (AfD).
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The ruling addressed a partisan legal spat at an agency thrown into chaos as two acting directors publicly laid claim to the title of rightful, if temporary, leadership.
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The first risk is that of collapsing the Syrian government, which would exacerbate Syrian suffering by throwing millions more lives into chaos and most likely prolong the war.
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Trump's EPA doesn't seem too concerned about protecting the environment, raids targeting undocumented immigrants have ramped up, and the White House has thrown the State Department into chaos.
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Even a small rebellion inside May's party on a vote over a final deal could spell the end of her minority government and throw Britain's exit into chaos.
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The relatively straight line that we hope our lives might follow can veer suddenly, plunging us into chaos or ecstasy; choices can turn frantically ominous or prudently providential.
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" His children attended private elementary school, where he saw the administration introduce iPads and smart whiteboards, only to "descend into chaos and then pull back from it all.
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We stand at an economic crossroads, one that could see the global economy falter and recover or plunge into chaos and a deep recession with far-reaching consequences.
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The leadership of the bureau had been thrown into chaos over the weekend after its permanent director, Richard Cordray, resigned Friday and appointed Ms. English as his successor.
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Adding pressure to the process: The Iowa caucuses were thrown into chaos because of a faulty app and overwhelmed, leading to questions about how Nevada's caucuses will go.
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At times on Thursday, it seemed Iraq was slipping into chaos, but after midnight Baghdad calmed, at least for the moment, as did several of the tenser provinces.
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A few weeks later, the fight erupted again after Corker said that several key administration officials were solely responsible for preventing the United States from descending into chaos.
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Bolivia, which Morales led since 2006, spiraled into chaos after the October election was mired in controversy amid evidence it had been rigged in the leftist leader's favor.
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For the ragtag crew of "Mall Rats," the mall at first serves as a place of comfort and a getaway from their troubles, until it devolves into chaos.
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Despite fears from US allies and Washington Republicans that the measure could spark a trade war, Ross insisted the President's goal wasn't to drive the economy into chaos.
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The three scandals plunged Richmond into chaos this week, forcing Democrats to juggle responses to all three issues as they look for a way forward in the commonwealth.
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Sisi, 62, says he is a bulwark of stability in a region that has slipped into chaos since the 2011 Arab Spring revolts, prioritizing security over civil rights.
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The Weimar Bauhaus was a kind of kindergarten-cum-commune for adults, whose real families and childhoods had in many cases been thrown into chaos by the war.
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He seemed to have accepted, grudgingly, the grim reality that American boots on the ground remain a critical ingredient to prevent a steady slide into chaos and violence.
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Libya's descent into chaos began with a rushed decision to go to war, made in what one top official called a "shadow of uncertainty" as to Colonel Qaddafi's intentions.
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When AlphaBay, the world's largest dark web bazaar, went offline two weeks ago, it threw the darknet into chaos as its buyers and sellers scrambled to find new venues.
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Since Libya fell into chaos after Muammar Gaddafi's fall in 2011, the North African country has become the main departure point for migrants hoping to reach Europe by sea.
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At least 15 armed groups have seized control of most of the Central African Republic (CAR), forcing the country into chaos while they battle one another for natural resources.
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LONDON — The British realm has been thrown into chaos, and this time it's not voting to leave the European Union or a Viking invasion that has caused the uproar.
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Since Monday, technical difficulties and inconsistencies have plagued the Iowa Democratic Party (IDP) and delayed the results of the caucuses, casting the final vote result into chaos and uncertainty.
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From there, the set descended into chaos with both players broken twice and Nadal forced to save four set points before Dimitrov evened up the contest on the fifth.
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If oases of stability like Hong Kong and Chile can boil over into chaos, it's likely more is coming and that could put additional strain on the global economy.
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North Korea's nuclear test threat — and what comes after; the French presidential race gets closer and suddenly descends into chaos; a coming climate showdown in the Trump White House.
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The Sandra Bullock-starrer used real-life footage of the 2013 Lac-Mégantic, Quebec train derailment that killed 47 people for a sequence depicting the world descending into chaos.
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India's ban on 500 and 1,000 rupee notes might have sent the country into chaos, but it's opened up a new revenue stream for one Delhi-based start-up.
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Late Thursday evening, the Reddit community was thrown into chaos when the master subreddit /r/all began exclusively showing posts from the website's unofficial Donald Trump subreddit, /r/The_Donald.
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We are all subject to the celestial bodies' movements to the same exact extent — Mercury retrograde will throw your life into chaos regardless of your gender, race, or class.
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On Monday, markets around the world have been thrown into chaos as investors have sent tech stocks plummeting while everyone figures out the long term repercussions of recent events.
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The protests were largely peaceful but sometimes devolved into chaos, as law officers fired rubber bullets and tear gas and sprayed water at some activists they say were unruly.
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"The Star Killer base [was] a big loss, but they did manage to take out the seat of the Republic, and that's thrown the galaxy into chaos," he revealed.
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Customers of Britain's TSB complained they were locked out of their online banking again on Tuesday only two months after a botched IT upgrade plunged the bank into chaos.
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" He said that he and President Obama did not come out with evidence of Russian interference prior to the 2016 election because "it would've just thrown it into chaos.
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The Sandra Bullock-starrer used real-life footage of the 2013 Lac-Mégantic, Quebec train derailment that killed 47 people for a sequence depicting the world descending into chaos.
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A panel of judges ruled this week that the Republican-drawn maps are unconstitutional, throwing the election into chaos with only 67 days until voters head to the polls.
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At 25, she's mom to son Kayden, engaged to his father Brandon and about to graduate nursing school — but her mother's failing health has thrown her life into chaos.
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The move threw the Labour party into chaos, with many of its MPs ready to defy Jeremy Corbyn if he instructs them to vote in favour of an election.
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That does not guarantee him an easy ride, though — organizers worry that refuseniks could still find a way to drag out his nomination and cast the proceedings into chaos.
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LONDON — Boris Johnson's government suffered its sixth Commons defeat in a row when members of parliament rejected his request for an early election, throwing his Brexit plan into chaos.
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Clinton will still have to shore up her support on the left, but the Democratic nightmare scenario — a convention plunged into chaos and recriminations — appears to have been averted.
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The airport has been targeted with missiles on different occasions in recent years as OPEC member Libya slid into chaos following the fall of leader Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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They fear that the union is being pushed into chaos by Germany, its de facto leader, whose bounteous generosity toward migrants is attracting the terrorists of today and tomorrow.
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" According the Huck, the scene at the restaurant descended into "chaos," with staff surely going to spend the night "chasing crickets and picking cockroaches out the red-onion relish.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May must win a vote in parliament to get her Brexit deal approved or risk seeing Britain's exit from the European Union descend into chaos.
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Philip sets out on the vast Indian Ocean; Elizabeth takes an impulsive trip to Ghana in order to broker peace; British incompetence sends the crucial Suez Canal into chaos.
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The big picture: In 35 days — through five meetings, from Singapore to Helsinki — Trump has rattled and reordered the world, throwing decades of order and common assumptions into chaos.
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"Everyone has their place, you'd throw us into chaos," laments one affluent citizen, responding to the mere suggestion that Jirga Para Lhao work towards a fairer, more just society.
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The US-Saudi alliance is longstanding, economically and geopolitically consequential, and it's been thrown into chaos since the likely assassination of reporter Jamal Khashoggi, a dissident and US resident.
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A court session in The Hague, meant as a finishing note to a decades-long legal process over the atrocities of the Bosnian and Croatian wars, descended into chaos.
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At the same time, the Guantánamo tribunals — which had started slowly, after the Supreme Court struck down an earlier version in the Bush years — have repeatedly plunged into chaos.
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Under the guidance of Viggo (John Hawkes), a veteran killer, Jones becomes sharper in his craft, even as he finds his life sinking deeper into chaos, crime and violence.
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Blood is thicker than water, even if I'm still pretty sure the other shoe — the murder shoe, if you will — is going to drop and throw everything into chaos.
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At least until Tal (Eliza Bent) leaves for a trip to Paris, and Tuttle (Keilly McQuail) decides to adopt the restrictive Whole30 diet, throwing the Lunch Bunch into chaos.
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But the instinct to run, hide and survive is only one approach to a future that may see social order tumble into chaos as a result of extreme inequity.
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Muammar el-Qaddafi, and said that Yemen, like Iraq and Libya, had descended into chaos in part because of Mr. Saleh's failure to build durable institutions while in office.
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Speaking from Brussels on Tuesday morning, Puigdemont spoke to the world in his first major address since Catalonia declared independence from Spain last Friday, throwing the region into chaos.
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If liberals no longer pride themselves on being the adults in the room, the bulwark against the whims of the mob, our national descent into chaos will be complete.
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They wielded batons and fired rubber bullets in an attempt to close down polling stations and disperse voters — clashes that dominated news coverage, as the vote descended into chaos.
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Meridith, who frequently photographs for The Times, has taken some of the most haunting images to come out of the country as its economy has spiraled deeper into chaos.
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The Interpreter Even as Venezuela sinks into chaos, with clashes between protesters and the police escalating, why have its powerful political and military elites stuck by President Nicolás Maduro?
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Supporters said intervention by Washington lawmakers was necessary to help the island's 3.5 million U.S. citizens avert a "descent into chaos," as U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew on Tuesday.
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In an interview with The Star, Mr. Nicola described the difficulties of gaining a visa from his home country, which has been thrown into chaos by war and terrorism.
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How to watch: Rental or purchase (iTunes, Amazon) In the distant future of 2027, humanity is infertile, thrust into chaos and one woman presents a rare beacon of hope.
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No wonder that, even while his White House sinks deeper into chaos, scandal and legislative mismanagement, Mr. Trump's approval rating among whites (and only whites) has remained unnaturally high.
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Phoenix plays Arthur Fleck, a man struggling with a variety of mental illnesses that keeps him from finding acceptance in a city that is slowly slipping into chaos itself.
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"His decision has the potential to throw the American refugee resettlement program into chaos and sow yet more discord among 'red' and 'blue' states," the editorial board also stated.
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It marked the first time Trump directly addressed the notion of domestic violence during the Porter imbroglio, which has thrust the White House into chaos over the past week.
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The hearing, which quickly devolved into chaos, did not yield new information for Democrats, who are conducting a sprawling investigation into obstruction, public corruption and other abuses of power.
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That week marks the time Oklahoma's public school system begins standardized testing, a statewide effort that would be thrown into chaos by a work stoppage at even some schools.
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With its economy buckling under the sanctions, Iran had to choose between negotiating under Pompeo's severe terms or proving that it could plunge the entire Middle East into chaos.
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On August 27, a KFC in Atlanta, Georgia, descended into chaos as lines of cars and people stretched around the location, which had been painted green for the day.
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The house, founded by Jeanne Lanvin in 1889, had fallen into chaos following the acrimonious ousting of Alber Elbaz, Ms. Jarrar's popular predecessor, by Ms. Wang in October 2015.
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Although both ultimately survived contentious confirmation process, public accusations of sexual assault and misconduct by numerous women against Kavanaugh nearly upended his nomination and threw the Senate into chaos.
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Democrats have warned that Republicans risk throwing the entire U.S. healthcare system into chaos by repealing the 2010 law that was passed by congressional Democrats over united Republican opposition.
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Unlike when Twitter shut down six-second-video app Vine and sent its a community into chaos, Yo is asking its own community whether or not it should stay alive.
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Fighting erupted on Tuesday after a bungled raid by security forces on a Maute hideout, which spiraled into chaos, with gunmen seizing bridges, roads and buildings and taking Christians hostage.
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As airports fell into chaos in the wake of Donald Trump's executive order this weekend, border agents confronted targeted travelers with an unusual request: access to their social media accounts.
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The president also gloated this week as the Democratic Party's caucuses in Iowa descended into chaos and ended in a muddled result that suggests a long primary battle to come.
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Now that Obamacare repeal is dead for the foreseeable future, the pressing question facing Congress is whether they will act to help stabilize Obamacare or let it fall into chaos.
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Officials deployed a tested evacuation plan, but the fast-moving fire threw those plans into chaos, forcing firefighters to try and clear the entire town of 27,000 people at once.
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This threw the situation into chaos, since the whole reason you put a transition team in place before the election is so the president-elect can hit the ground running.
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Newly declassified letters Blair sent to President George W. Bush reveal his soul-searching in the lead-up to war, during the 216 invasion and as Iraq descended into chaos.
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But what starts out as any other night soon devolves into chaos, presumably because a mustachioed and shirtless Hemsworth walks in, completely soaked from the pouring rain, looking for trouble.
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In his first week in office, Donald Trump hastily signed a travel ban, suspending all refugee admissions for 2000 days, which plunged travellers' plans into chaos and triggered mass protests.
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The TMC has said it is willing to agree to a government of technocrats, but that it wants to retain overall control pending elections to prevent Sudan sliding into chaos.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads After throwing the Berkshires into chaos in July, Pittsfield's storied Berkshire Museum has found itself brought up in front of Berkshire County's Superior Court.
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When Repsol started, the Reynosa region was relatively calm, but within a couple of years it plunged into chaos after President Felipe Calderon went on the offensive against drug cartels.
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Libyan output has been hovering around 1 million bpd, well below the 1.6 million bpd produced before the 2011 uprising that toppled Muammar Gaddafi and plunged the nation into chaos.
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She's been obsessed with the idea of injecting order into chaos since she was a little girl growing up in Lebanon during the height of the country's protracted civil war.
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Contrasted with unanimous condemnation of the Iraq War, Clinton has received little to no criticism for orchestrating the 2011 regime change in Libya, which left the country spiraling into chaos.
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Lungu told supporters on Thursday the judges could plunge the southern African country into chaos if they made any "adventurous" rulings, the Zambia Daily Mail and Times of Zambia reported.
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Companies that need to move their goods around the world by sea are worried that other container lines will soon follow Hanjin into bankruptcy, throwing their supply chains into chaos.
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Boris Johnson and David Davis, who have opposed the kind of Brexit plans proposed by May, stepped down within hours of each other, plunging the government into chaos on Monday.
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When the jihadists swung into the city in late 2013, it had been for decades a secular oasis in the Syrian regime's desert, turned into chaos by the civil war.
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Johnson's life and career were thrown into chaos in 1913 after he was convicted under a human trafficking law for taking his white girlfriend across state lines for "immoral" purposes.
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In the wake of Lowery's death, protests at Paterson City Hall on Tuesday evening escalated into chaos, and police used mace to disperse the crowds, according to CNN affiliate WPIX.
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Opposition supporters protested in Caracas and other cities in what they called "the mother of all marches," denouncing Maduro for eroding democracy and plunging the oil-rich economy into chaos.
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There is also a growing concern that Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas' Palestinian Authority is on the brink of collapse, an event that would likely plunge the West Bank into chaos.
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Sanogo led a coup in March 2012 that deposed former President Amadou Toumani Toure and plunged Mali into chaos, enabling Tuareg rebels and Islamist militants to take over the north.
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A true, full-blown trade war could cripple U.S. markets, sow more internal division in America, and throw the Trump presidency into chaos you can't cure with tweets or bravado.
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Over the course of the game, players guide Link through various dungeons across Hyrule in a quest to stop Ganon, the Prince of Darkness, from plunging the realm into chaos.
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The attack came after the rally in this Virginia college town had descended into chaos — with violent brawling between attendees and counterdemonstrators — and authorities had forced the crowd to disband.
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His performance in Brussels, where he threw a NATO gathering into chaos by issuing vague threats of going it alone (and then backing down), highlights the stakes of his approach.
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Wholesalers have argued for years that such tight regulation, which happens to be to their commercial advantage, is all that protects the wine and spirits business from descending into chaos.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May must win a vote in parliament to get her Brexit deal approved or risk seeing Britain's exit from the European Union descend into chaos.
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There is plenty of drama in Ivor Prickett's images from the ravaged streets of Mosul, Iraq, or in Meridith Kohut's continuing chronicle of Venezuela's slide into chaos, illness and hunger.
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The Republican presidential debate broke down into chaos Thursday night as the three leading candidates and debate moderator all talked over one another for about a minute and a half.
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She portrays journalist and mom of four Elena Richardson, whose world of Shaker Heights, Ohio, is thrown into chaos by the arrival of a mysterious newcomer, played by Kerry Washington.
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That was all thrown into chaos on Friday afternoon when a colossal fire raged across the brownstone building at 565 West 144th Street, near Broadway, obliterating its top two floors.
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It was a far cry from Charlottesville, Va., in 2017, when a rally of neo-Nazis and white nationalists descended into chaos and led to the death of a counterprotester.
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It seems that at the end of his life, he wanted to evoke his passage into chaos, to compose his farewell as well as greet what was coming toward him.
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BERLIN — Austria's troubled coalition government descended deeper into chaos on Monday, with the far-right Freedom Party pulling out its remaining ministers and casting adrift important parts of the government.
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The Alabama Senate fell into chaos during debate on a measure to criminalize most abortions, as some Republicans sought to abandon provisions for exceptions in cases of rape or incest.
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The suspected gunman, who had railed against the paper online and in lawsuits, shot through the office's glass doors on Thursday, turning a quiet afternoon of filing stories into chaos.
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The app at the center of the Iowa caucus vote delay wasn't hacked, according to Iowa Democratic PartyWhat we know about the app that threw the Iowa caucuses into chaos
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The protests and his responses to them threatened to tumble Ecuador into chaos, worsening instability in a region already struggling with millions of Venezuelan refugees and their country's economic collapse.
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CONCORD, New Hampshire — The New Hampshire primary on Tuesday could provide the Democratic race for president with some much-needed clarity after the Iowa caucuses devolved into chaos last week.
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And think of our financial system's vulnerability to cyber intrusions — not to steal money but to corrupt, manipulate, or even eliminate data and throw a trust-based system into chaos.
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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court tossed out the state's congressional map on Monday, throwing members and candidates into chaos and potentially boosting Democrats' chances to win the House majority this fall.
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Nevada is hoping for a smoother caucus experience after Iowa's kick-off contests earlier this month were plunged into chaos when an app failed and results were delayed for days.
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In Massachusetts, the decision has thrown families who host au pairs into chaos as they sort through their new responsibilities as employers, and cope with significantly increased child care costs.
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Poland's legal system has been thrown into chaos, with cases being postponed, since its top court decreed that rulings made by judges appointed under new government rules could be challenged.
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As the city erupted into chaos, a bystander saw Blahyi standing naked atop a truck, holding an assault rifle in one hand and a man's severed genitals in the other.
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Advertised as a way to force wealthy tax dodgers to turn in their "black money," and catch them unawares, the scheme also threw the lives of poor savers into chaos.
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The civil rights nonprofit, which has fought against injustice and racial inequality for nearly five decades, was thrust into chaos over allegations over its treatment of minority and female employees.
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Kavanaugh, who President Donald Trump named as his nominee in July, seemed destined to cruise to an easy confirmation until the accusations thrust the process into chaos in recent weeks.
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Recent fighting in Bria and the towns of Bangassou and Alindao has uprooted more than 100,000 people, in the worst displacement since the nation plunged into chaos four years ago.
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The gangs are technically illegal, but they help keep things from melting down into chaos and often help stretch scarce jail resources to keep inmates fed, officials and inmates said.
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His arrest plunged the alliance — which now includes the Japanese carmaker Mitsubishi — into chaos; it also shined a light on the Japanese legal system, where conviction rates near 100 percent.
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In the end, the children had become their greatest fear and their greatest enemy; the island was no longer a refuge, but a battleground as the inhabitants descended into chaos.
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That's no comfort to the 800,000 people — and the millions of family members, friends, and co-workers who depend on them — whose lives are about to be thrown into chaos.
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"Casus belli" is a Latin expression for "an act that justifies war," and the conflict in the line creates a domino fall into chaos, underscoring the impact of austerity measures.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May must win a vote in parliament to get her Brexit deal approved, or risk seeing Britain's exit from the European Union descend into chaos.
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President Donald Trump threw a scheduled congressional vote on a surveillance bill into chaos Thursday morning when he unexpectedly tweeted criticism of it, apparently in response to a Fox News segment.
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The president then finished his thought with a third tweet, effectively instituting a new policy in the blink of an eye that has sent the lives of trans soldiers into chaos.
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Celebrations for the Lunar New Year in Hong Kong descended into chaos on Monday night as protesters and police clashed over the crackdown on a street market in the Kowloon neighborhood.
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Fury, unsure of what the reason is for people suddenly disappearing and the world turning into chaos, knows the only person strong enough to face whatever caused it is Carol Danvers.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May must win a vote in Parliament next week to approve her government's Brexit agreement or risk seeing Britain's exit from the European Union descend into chaos.
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Officers had been responding to a shooting on Thanksgiving Day that took place at the Riverchase Galleria mall in Hoover, sending the mall into chaos as shoppers fled for their lives.
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Since the late 1990s, when the economy crashed, the corrupt Suharto dictatorship collapsed, and the country appeared to be falling into chaos, Indonesia has stabilized and held multiple free presidential elections.
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The judge appeared to have cleared his earlier nomination hearing before the committee, with a vote in his favor likely, but news of Ford's allegations sent the nomination process into chaos.
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The immigration debate has once again fallen into chaos and likely failure in the House of Representatives, with a tweet from President Trump serving as the final nail in the coffin.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Customers of Britain's TSB complained they were locked out of their online banking again on Tuesday only two months after a botched IT upgrade plunged the bank into chaos.
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The president prepares to throw DREAMers' lives into chaos, his political goals unknown": "[I]f Trump kills DACA to please his base he'll be getting the worst of both political worlds.
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The front ticket counter at the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport turned into chaos, and Broward County deputies stepped in to try to restore the peace between passengers and airline employees.
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The protests stand in stark contrast to Algeria's neighbor Libya, where Muammar Gaddafi was toppled in a NATO-backed uprising that took much of 2011 and sent the country into chaos.
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Technology has made it easier to create and distribute and engage with music than ever before, while sending the entire business model of the industry into chaos time and time again.
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But the state convention, held at the Paris Las Vegas Hotel, deteriorated into chaos after nearly 60 of Mr. Sanders's potential delegates were deemed ineligible amid a dispute over the rules.
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Protests scheduled over the weekend include 'Shopping Sunday' centred on prominent shopping malls, some of which have previously descended into chaos as riot police stormed areas crowded with families and children.
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It couldn't have come at a more opportune time: in the centre of London, heartland of the dismayed and disillusioned 48 percent, stuck on this island as it skids into chaos.
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Ms. Sanyang, wearing a blue dress, recalled how on the day of the roundup, in March of 2009, the baby naming ceremony burst into chaos as people ran from the soldiers.
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On Sunday, peaceful rallies in the city descended into chaos, leading to the destruction of Beijing-linked shops and the closure of at least 27 train stations, according to the BBC.
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"Rallies will be held across the country to vigorously oppose the Republican plan to end Medicare as we know it and throw our health care system into chaos," the letter states.
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"I was a refugee, I know what they have gone through," said Negash, who fled Ethiopia alone as a teen after his country was thrown into chaos by a military coup.
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In "It's Gonna Rain" (272) and "Come Out" (21971), Mr. Reich played recorded voices against themselves: As they "phased," the voices began to reverberate, then echo and eventually blur into chaos.
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South Sudan's war began in December 2013, throwing the world's newest country into chaos, killing tens of thousands, displacing more than 2 million, and plunging at least 40,000 into a famine.
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There are also thousands of federal workers in Washington and beyond whose lives are thrown into chaos as they are mere collateral damage in the games being played on Capitol Hill.
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They also said that lifting the restraining order would thrust the country back into chaos, similar to the mass confusion that erupted at airports after Trump first signed the executive order.
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Instead, it has descended into chaos and seen countries such as Tanzania pull out of the games over what they say is poor organization and a lack of communication from organizers.
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The previous administration's decision not to enforce its "red line" warning to Assad regarding the use of chemical weapons was a mistake that further plunged the region into chaos and violence.
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The event was characterized by local police as a riot and devolved into chaos, thanks at least in part to a small group of self-described anarchists utilizing black bloc tactics.
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This report also comes at a difficult time for U.S. and Chinese relations as both governments are in the midst of intense trade negotiations that have sent financial markets into chaos.
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At about 13,000 bpd, production is more than three times higher mid-2016 levels but half what OPEC member's output before a 2011 uprising plunged the North African nation into chaos.
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Last weekend, after a peaceful march of migrants in Tijuana devolved into chaos, American agents fired tear gas at a crowd that included children (a cross-border action of questionable legality).
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Damaged people, you see, can be propped up and held together by the boundaries of a functional world, but when you drop them into chaos, the chaos inside them rattles free.
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The "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, Va., that exploded into chaos and violence that culminated in the death of a 32-year-old woman, ended in a matter of hours.
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THE PRESIDENT'S sudden talk of departure from a contested strip of the Turkey-Syria border betrays the Kurds who helped beat back Islamic State—and risks throwing the region into chaos.
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A clash between President Donald Trump and Navy leadership over a SEAL accused of war crimes devolved into chaos over the weekend — ending with Navy Secretary Richard Spencer tendering his resignation.
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He stands for the idea that liberal democracy descends into chaos when there is no social trust, that it is a fraud that allows the well-connected to plunder everyone else.
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If Sanders secures a plurality of delegates but loses the nomination on a second ballot, many moderate and progressive Democrats alike predict the national convention in Milwaukee would devolve into chaos.
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The world K-pop fandom descended into chaos on Thursday when the iconic boy band BTS dropped a new single on TikTok — and a search function on the platform promptly crashed.
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Leandowski appeared before the House Judiciary Committee earlier this month in a combative hearing that quickly descended into chaos when the former campaign manager decried Democratic efforts to investigate the president.
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The downside of this dangerous temptation has reared its head again with Saudi Arabia's brutal murder of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi, throwing the Trump administration's Middle East strategy into chaos.
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There, she is recruited and radicalized by a rebel leader with ties to a Middle Eastern empire that has emerged as a global superpower as the United States collapses into chaos.
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The weekend-long tumult over the image came to a head on Monday as state legislators returned to a Capitol thrown into chaos, and with the governor's possible successor, Lt. Gov.
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And they say a repeal could throw states into chaos and confusion while they're in the thick of designing new plans under the 2015 law, called the Every Student Succeeds Act.
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On Monday, a makeshift memorial for Hussle in the parking lot where he was killed descended into chaos after hundreds of mourners abruptly tried to flee the scene, causing a stampede.
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Trump announced last week that he would end those payments, throwing the insurance markets into chaos because insurers will still have to offer the lower deductibles even without the federal subsidies.
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At the same time, the Turkish government needs to use its full force to combat the ISIS threat to prevent Turkey's potential catastrophic descent into chaos as a result of ISIS attacks.
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In 2008, when the country descended into chaos after evidence of vote-rigging delegitimized the country's presidential elections, M-PESA became the primary way to get money to people trapped in cities.
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Neighboring Burundi, which shares a history of ethnic fighting with Rwanda, was plunged into chaos a year ago when President Pierre Nkurunziza sought a third term, which the opposition denounced as unconstitutional.
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On Tuesday, shortly after Britain had been thrown into chaos over Theresa May's general election announcement, BBC journalist Jon Kay took to the streets of Bristol to get reactions from the public.
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On Monday night, a vigil held outside Marathon Clothing, a store owned by Hussle and the site of the shooting, descended into chaos, injuring 19 after a "loud noise" prompted a stampede.
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The guiding principle behind the city's plans to manage the L train shutdown in 53, when one of New York's most important mass transit platforms could be thrown into chaos, is diversion.
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Rather, by strengthening the resolve of various communities with competing interests, they sought to throw all of the ideological continuum into chaos, setting the stage for a opportunistic candidate like Donald Trump.
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Donald Trump has thrown the country into chaos and upset sensitive international relationships, subsequently causing millions to storm the streets day after day to reject his actions and attempt to reclaim America.
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I don't think I would've made it through the most chaotic year of myself if I was still drinking alcohol, a substance that has only plunged me deeper and deeper into chaos.
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The investigation has spooked investors in Pakistan's equity market, with the benchmark index in retreat since June over fears Sharif's removal would plunge Pakistan back into chaos after years of relative stability.
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"That is in question nowadays," he said attributing presidents' willingness to defy protesters, as well as their seeming desperation in holding on to power, to lessons drawn from Venezuela's descent into chaos.
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Put together, though, they point to one inescapable conclusion: Trump's unprecedented friendliness with Russia's dictator and willingness to tolerate staff with close Russia ties has already thrown his young administration into chaos.
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Officials point to the transformation of Uganda under Museveni who restored order and delivered economic growth to a nation that had been plunged into chaos under successive dictators before he seized power.
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When a missing blind girl named Prairie Johnson returns to her small town seven years after disappearing and with her sight restored, her community is plunged into chaos piecing together what happened.
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If the UK is thrust into chaos later this year, there is a chance Brexit could be stopped through a popular vote, according to an influential group of British politicians and journalists.
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The chase, shooting and eventual arrest of the wounded man and another suspect threw the neighborhood into chaos and startled residents who said they were unaccustomed to violent crime in the area.
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The much-anticipated first vote of the Democratic primary season, in Iowa, also descended into chaos on Monday night following the botched rollout of an app that was meant to communicate votes.
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Pete Buttigieg and Bernie Sanders each declared triumph — and war on each other — after a technical meltdown prevented the release of results from the Iowa caucuses, plunging the Democratic field into chaos.
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The event descended into chaos and violence outside the Brookings Institute near D.C.'s Dupont Circle after the president's security personnel confronted a small group of people gathered to protest Erdogan's visit.
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Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson and Brexit minister David Davis quit government in protest at May's plan for Brexit, which she had agreed with her cabinet last Friday, throwing her government into chaos.
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His death was allegedly ordered by the Australian Crimine, which is a sort of board of directors tasked by their headquarters in Italy to ensure the Australian outpost doesn't splinter into chaos.
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He had been forced to leave Calcutta, the capital of the state of West Bengal, in the late nineteen-sixties, having seen it plunge into chaos, its love spent, its reserves exhausted.
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No celebration of our country's big, special birthday is complete without fireworks, that most American of pastimes: a loud, bright, senseless series of explosions liable to spiral into chaos at any moment.
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Even before allegations of sexual assault threw the appointment into chaos, the confirmation hearings were already a spectacle and a new low for an institution already hovering at historically poor approval ratings.
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But when Dawn meets a strikingly handsome football player at her local gas station, and is immediately forbidden by her mother to see him again, her carefully manicured life slips into chaos.
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Now various reports in German media suggest that the CSU, unhappy with Merkel's plan, will end its long-held support for the CDU, a move that would plunge German politics into chaos.
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The president came to power in 2014 with the military's support on a platform or restoring order to a country that had been thrust into chaos after protests overthrew dictator Hosni Mubarak.
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In Dallas, gunfire broke out Thursday evening at a demonstration, turning a vocal but peaceful rally into chaos as two snipers shot at police officers, killing five of them, the police said.
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In 2010, The Blind Side and Moneyball author Michael Lewis wrote a book about it, The Big Short, based on insiders who predicted the events that spun the financial world into chaos.
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How Booker played it… The New Jersey Democrat threw the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing into chaos early on, announcing he would release "confidential" documents from Kavanaugh's time as a White House lawyer.
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" But "due to the system's idiosyncrasies," writes the artist, "it will recover from that entropy and the sensors will eventually get in sync again, only to launch their descent into chaos [anew].
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What follows is an hour and a half of Harry and Julie navigating Los Angeles as the city descends into chaos before [SPOILER ALERT] ...they are both consumed by a nuclear explosion.
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Assholes can be and do get defeated, but expecting a true Watergate moment—where the president steps down to prevent the country from falling further into chaos—is not based in reality.
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They join the ranks of festival patrons and third-party vendors who have previously sought legal action against the "luxury music festival," which quickly devolved into chaos last month in the Bahamas.
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Ohio's primaries were thrown into chaos last week after DeWine said on the eve of the election that he did not believe it was safe for voters to head to the polls.
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I knew that what was required for when he veers off course and falls off the wagon was to step into chaos in a sense and to actually not be in control.
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The Brexit crisis spiraled deeper into chaos Wednesday, after Prime Minister Boris Johnson suffered an embarrassing defeat over his "do or die" plan to yank Britain out of the EU next month.
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Back before Trump threw the race into chaos, this was roughly Cruz's plan — to dominate both the evangelical lane and the libertarian lane and then leverage general anti-establishment sentiment into victory.
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The trial began in earnest soon after, with Mr. Rahimi back in his seat, and proceeded at a brisk clip, with witnesses and street-level videos replaying a night thrown into chaos.
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But after the acrimonious ousting of Mr. Elbaz by Ms. Wang in October 2015, the company quickly tipped into chaos, with the departure triggering walkouts and the workers' council suing Lanvin's management.
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She is the most convincing as a host, even though she often appears drained by the spectacle around her, as if she were an elementary schoolteacher watching the class descend into chaos.
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Having gained an important foothold in Iraq after Saddam Hussein's removal in 2003, Iran further extended its reach as Syria descended into chaos after 2011, coming to President Bashar al-Assad's rescue.
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About one minute later, the gas-filled building exploded, sending flames as high as 40 feet into the air, a mushroom of billowing smoke over Lower Manhattan and the neighborhood into chaos.
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Their critics got a significant boost last week, when Iowa's caucus was plagued by technological and human mistakes, delaying results and plunging the first official voting of the 2020 campaign into chaos.
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France, the five countries' former colonial ruler, initially intervened in 2013 to oust rebels and Islamist militants who had taken control of northern Mali in the wake of Libya's descent into chaos.
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Whether you ride high, get dragged under, or simply manage to stay afloat, The Discourse churns on, sustained by a frenzy of posts and overheated takes but somehow never descending into chaos.
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The updated premise: Alex's longtime co-host is fired after news of his behavior on the job (and in his dressing room) becomes public, throwing the show and her career into chaos.
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But Sukur's new life in America with his wife and three children was thrown into chaos in 2016, after an attempted coup on Erdogan's government was suspected to be orchestrated by Gülen.
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"The arrest of Mr. Avenatti this close to the trial has essentially thrown the trial into chaos," U.S. District Judge Paul Gardephe, who oversees the Nike case, said in a telephone conference.
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Invalidating the law in only the 18 states in the lawsuit would throw the nation's health care system into chaos and deepen the inequality of access to health care that already exists.
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McLaren's interim report threw sport into chaos when it was published in July and detailed widespread doping and manipulation of tests by Russian athletes and officials, helped by the country's secret service.
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Evergreen State College descended into chaos last month after Bret Weinstein, a professor there, objected to a planned "Day of Absence" event where white students and faculty were encouraged to leave campus.
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When President Trump signed an executive order banning visa holders from seven majority-Muslim nations from entering the US for 90 days, airports across the nation spun into chaos — Dulles among them.
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Bwazir and Al-Shibli were approved for transfer in 2009 but had been stranded due to a moratorium the Obama administration placed on resettlements to Yemen after the country fell into chaos.
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Unlike American officials, who believe that Ukraine can be a viable state, Mr Putin is convinced that (with a bit of Russian help) it will fail, and the country will descend into chaos.
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RELATED - Senate Russia investigators' message: We're the adults here Since that hearing, the House investigation has descended into chaos, but Senate investigators have stuck to a steady pace, largely ignoring their House colleagues.
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Armen Azatian and his 25-year-old son, Grigor, were enjoying an afternoon of spearfishing in the clear water off of Pebble Beach, California, when their peaceful weekend activity quickly plunged into chaos.
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From there, everything descended into chaos as a huge police deployment moved towards the main Harcourt Road protest camp from multiple directions, eventually forcing protesters onto roads leading towards Central and Wan Chai.
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"As this Administration continues to implode, Secretary Mattis' extraordinary resignation is a significant loss and a real indication that President Trump's foreign policy agenda has failed and continues to spiral into chaos," Sen.
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"In most cases, throwing an election one way or another is going to be very difficult for a foreign adversary, but throwing any election into chaos is totally doable right now," he said.
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Drastic and misguided ideas, such as the "Green New Deal" or an immediate elimination of fossil fuels, would only exacerbate the effects of a changing climate and throw billions of lives into chaos.
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Show-within-a-show The Morning Show is thrown into chaos when its veteran anchor Mitch Kessler (The Office icon Steve Carell) is outed as a serial predator at his nationally beloved workplace.
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Bipartisan talks to stabilize Obamacare appear to be over, and Republicans are now threatening to let health insurance markets fall into "chaos" if their new repeal bill does not pass Congress next week.
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In Ain Diwar, Syria, a village near the border with Turkey in the Kurdish part of the country, the sherpas experienced the hospitality for which Syria was known before its descent into chaos.
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Ending the presidential bid of the 235-year-old daughter of jailed hard-right former president Alberto Fujimori at this late stage would blow the elections wide open — and plunge Peru into chaos.
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Ending the presidential bid of the 40-year-old daughter of jailed hard-right former president Alberto Fujimori at this late stage would blow the elections wide open — and plunge Peru into chaos.
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Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron described it as a "frankly shambolic display", while the main opposition Labour Party's election coordinator Andrew Gwynne said May had thrown her election campaign into "chaos and confusion".
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CLEVELAND — The opening session of the Republican convention briefly dissolved into chaos Monday afternoon, as pro-Trump and anti-Trump delegates shouted competing chants at each other and brought proceedings to a halt.
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Defiant protesters What originally started out as a peaceful march descended into chaos on Friday evening -- with MRT stations burned, the Bank of China set on fire and police attacked in the streets.
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Why it matters: It throws May's plan to once again submit her Brexit plan to members of Parliament into chaos as the U.K.'s exit from the European Union looms in 11 days.
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This is the opposite of Hillary's foreign policy, which invaded Libya, destabilized Iraq, unleashed ISIS, and threw Syria into chaos, and created the mass migration, which is wreaking havoc all over the world.
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In a teaser trailer forToy Story 4, all seems right with the toys audiences have come to know and love — until a new character named Forky seems to throw their world into chaos.
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Then, in season two, the stakes are thrown even further into chaos when it becomes clear that the Hosts might not be the worst of what humanity might be fighting for its survival.
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Following the massacre, Congress descended into chaos over gun control legislation, including a bill that would prevent people who have appeared on any form of terror watch list form buying firearms and explosives.
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On Thursday, Billy McFarland, who organized the festival, was sentenced to six years in prison for defrauding investors and ticket holders by promising a high-end music festival that instead descended into chaos.
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Life's normal for these scrappy kids until time-traveling teenagers from the future come to salvage old technology, time-traveling adults come to punish those teenagers, and the whole world explodes into chaos.
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At the same time, Brown said, state budget projections could be thrown into chaos if Republicans in Congress roll back the Affordable Care Act, which provides billions of dollars to California's Medicaid programs.
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Back in the halcyon days of literally, like, four weeks ago, when the country was not tumbling into chaos, ESPN floated the idea of Donald Trump continuing President Barack Obama's NCAA bracket tradition.
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Central African Republic descended into chaos in March 2013 when predominantly Muslim Seleka rebels seized power, triggering reprisals by "anti-balaka" Christian militias who drove tens of thousands of Muslims from the south.
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The town, used in the past as a resting stop for tourists on Sahara camping tours before Libya plunged into chaos in 2011, listed six residents on its website as among those killed.
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"At this stage Pakistan cannot afford to see Afghanistan slide into chaos when it has been running short of foreign exchange reserves," said Mohammad Jamaluddin of the Pakistan Afghanistan Joint Chamber of Commerce.
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Rock 'n' Roll attests, is a puzzle that only Berry ever really figured out, a turbulent thing that always feels just on the verge of veering off into chaos before re-asserting itself.
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A botched IT migration at mid-sized lender TSB earlier this year plunged the bank into chaos and underscored the damage caused to customers when locked out of their accounts for extended periods.
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If a president can throw so many lives into chaos at once under current federal law, then responsibility for the consequences also lies with those who gave him the power to do so.
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A peaceful scene turns into chaos Fields is charged with first-degree murder in the death of Heyer, a local paralegal who attended the rally to speak out against white supremacy and racism.
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In Hindu theology, Vishnu assumes various earthbound avatars — among them a fish; a tortoise; a half-man, half-lion — in an effort to restore order at times when humanity has descended into chaos.
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Discussants across the spectrum of political theater as presented by print, television and radio bemoan the disappearance of American leadership in foreign affairs, with the result that the world has descended into chaos.
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Tens of thousands of people have already been arrested or suspended from their jobs in the four days since the coup failed, after a night of violence that plunged the country into chaos.
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The trial of Mr. Wiedeking and Mr. Härter revolved around a few turbulent days in October 2008, soon after the collapse of the investment bank Lehman Brothers propelled global financial markets into chaos.
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Somalia, one of the world's most war-torn nations, used to be home to thousands of elephants, but they were wiped out during the 1980s and '90s as the country descended into chaos.
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The uprising of 23 plunged the country into chaos, mainly because of the actions of Assad himself, who, rather than leave power, chose to launch a full-scale war against his own people.
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This past weekend, as the effects of Trump's abrupt and rather vaguely worded restrictions on refugees and immigrants from seven majority Muslim countries took hold, America's airports and courts were plunged into chaos.
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