One-way door decisions are irreversible or nearly irreversible while two-way door decisions are reversible, explains Branson.
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The use of the measure to shrink protected areas with immediate effect had brought "irreversible consequences, irreversible damage to the environment," Guetta told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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"Yes, the euro is irreversible," Scholz told the Rheinische Post.
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Or they could be the sign of pending, irreversible decline.
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The negative effects of sporadic bedtimes were not irreversible, though.
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The damage to his career seems complete, if not irreversible.
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Even at low levels, the damage is irreversible, she says.
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But Wilson said fall armyworm's presence in Africa is irreversible.
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He's alive, but there's permanent, irreversible brain damage, Land said.
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Of course, that changed in an irreversible way Sunday night.
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Mr Cameron insists his changes are legally binding and irreversible.
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" President Obama wrote of the "irreversible momentum of clean energy.
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We are triggering positive feedback loops that may be irreversible.
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"The impact of the dams will be irreversible," he said.
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"All of these losses would be irreversible," the agency said.
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And, there was no reference to complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearization.
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The slides jump back in time, to the irreversible error.
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Congress must reform the program before the damage is irreversible.
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Dara'a and Najib were on a deadly, irreversible collision course.
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"Once you do a Roth conversion, it's irreversible," Egler adds.
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Clinton seems likely to amass a significant and possibly irreversible lead.
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Instead, microscopic worms infested her body, causing catastrophic and irreversible damage.
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That brain damage is irreversible, so it is eventually lethal, too.
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The United States saying it must be complete, verifiable and irreversible.
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"I feel Venezuela has succumbed to an irreversible evil," Chirinos said.
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Alzheimer's is the most common cause of dementia, and it's irreversible.
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Time, unlike space, cannot be returned to — ever; time is irreversible.
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"It's early days, and our injuries are irreversible," Buxton told Metro.
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Saudi Arabia said the de-listing is final, irreversible and unconditional.
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"What we're talking about here is an irreversible switch," said Bruna.
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Nothing prepares a child for family separation; the trauma is irreversible.
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Medical surgeries that are unnecessary and irreversible and have harmful consequences.
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America will definitely continue on an irreversible slide into corporate fascism.
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The process of change, they know, is both inevitable and irreversible.
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He suffered a stroke last week that caused irreversible brain damage.
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It's an irreversible condition affecting 3% to 5% of women worldwide.
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It's an irreversible condition affecting 3% to 5% of women worldwide.
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Including the, quote, complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization of the peninsula.
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We must always say the Paris agreement is negotiable and irreversible.
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In this view, Puerto Rican U.S. citizenship is permanent and irreversible.
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"Once you get to a particular stage, it's irreversible," Bush said.
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No longer would it appear that European Union membership was irreversible.
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The political damage inflicted upon Nixon's presidency was deep and irreversible.
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Turkey now seems to me on an irreversible path toward dictatorship.
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Improper care can lead to irreversible emotional, physical, and financial consequences.
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The world has never been the same since that irreversible mistake.
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They also insisted that Article 50, once triggered, will be "irreversible".
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For the most part, these effects are irreversible once exposure happens.
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This condition can lead to irreversible damage to the heart muscle.
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Keep an eye out for IRREVERSIBLE PROJECTS's local artist Adrienne Chadwick.
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"For now the loss of sight is not irreversible," said Navalny.
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TILLERSON: Our policy is the complete, verifiable, irreversible, denuclearization... LABOTT: Right.
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Though some lead damage is irreversible, interventions can mitigate the damage.
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In that scenario, some damage would be irreversible, the report found.
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Such blinkered Israeli policies are creating an irreversible one-state reality.
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Fashions and poses matter far less; irreversible choices have been made.
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There's no central authority to handle disputes, and transfers are irreversible.
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The next day they were going to have an irreversible operation.
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Ingesting the metal can cause irreversible brain damage and learning disabilities.
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Nothing Kim has done so far is either irreversible or particularly costly.
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Colombia&aposs constitutional court has declared some aspects of the agreement irreversible.
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America's new adversarial posture towards China is overdue, popular and probably irreversible.
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Investors, it said, are not yet convinced Mr Macri's reforms are "irreversible".
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It's an irreversible condition affecting as many as 5% of women worldwide.
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"It shows the shift to a greener world is irreversible," he added.
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Mr Ghosn had wanted to make it "irreversible" through a full merger.
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The condition leads to irreversible neurological damage that affects movement and vision.
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Green groups say irreversible damage has been done to the delicate habitat.
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But I think that the globalization process is something which is irreversible.
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Once enough lead accumulates in blood and bone, the damage is irreversible.
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Dozens were severely injured, with many expected to suffer irreversible brain damage.
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Lead is a neurotoxin and can lead to irreversible and lifelong problems.
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One in 200 infections leads to irreversible paralysis, usually in the legs.
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It also emphasizes that progress is not linear, nor is it irreversible.
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As the weaker power, North Korea cannot make the first irreversible concession.
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The U.S. wants North Korea to commit to complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearization.
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But by that time public anger at the protester deaths was irreversible.
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Milan seemed to have settled into a period of elegant, irreversible decline.
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The irreversible events of his life would disabuse anyone who romanticizes violence.
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Those trends, which have brought good along with bad, are likely irreversible.
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In four minutes, an oxygen-starved brain begins to suffer irreversible damage.
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Lead is a neurotoxin that can cause irreversible damage to the brain.
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What is it like to live in this world of "irreversible change"?
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Scientists have believed those changes are irreversible unless blood is quickly restored.
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Once such policies are "uncorked," as it were, they risk becoming irreversible.
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And by the time everyone realizes this, the damage may be irreversible.
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Its bottom line is that denuclearization must be complete, verifiable and irreversible.
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The Sandernistas are confident they are on the brink of irreversible triumph.
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In other words: The climate treaty is irreversible and is not negotiable.
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" The other countries, it says, agree that the Paris accord is "irreversible.
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The distrust between the league and Kaepernick is profound and perhaps irreversible.
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If these ecosystems collapse, the climate effects are likely to be irreversible.
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The death penalty is inhumane, not least because it is inherently irreversible.
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The effects are irreversible: limits in cognitive development, stunted height and weight.
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The damage to our shared national heritage would be tragic and irreversible.
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"We use the word 'irreversible' with great intention," Pompeo told ABC News.
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It's thought that this process is widespread across brain anatomy and irreversible.
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When it accumulates in the body, it can cause irreversible brain damage.
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During his travels, Pompeo labored to defend the bare-bones Trump-Kim statement, saying the United States has not abandoned its demand for complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearization despite the words "verifiable" and "irreversible" not appearing in the document.
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And there's both power and danger in that, because people can make terrible miscalculations, and they can alter themselves, maybe in ways that are irreversible, that do irreversible harm to the things that really make their lives worth living.
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Lead exposure can cause health and developmental problems, and can have irreversible effects.
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The president wants complete and irreversible and verifiable denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.
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Jahi McMath suffered irreversible brain damage during a botched tonsilectomy in December 2013.
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Ultimately, Washington&aposs objective is the "complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearization" of North Korea.
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"Whatever damage we do now is irreversible in human time scales," he said.
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We think that some of the changes brought in by Rajan are irreversible.
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Like Kiera, Whitney thinks Trump has locked the planet in for irreversible warming.
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Lead is irreversible -- they're going to need help the rest of their lives.
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And while that can seem ugly, demeaning, and often violating, it's also irreversible.
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And while turning S Mode off only takes a few seconds, it's irreversible.
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It amounts to a quiet, welcome and probably irreversible turn in social attitudes.
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Doctors told him that his condition, called retinitis pigmentosa, is hereditary and irreversible.
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But in the U.K., the government proclaims that Brexit is an irreversible decision.
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With hours lost, so are brain cells, and severe damage is usually irreversible.
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Gutierrez said the process of normalization of relations with Cuba was "irreversible" now.
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They repeatedly describe change on the timescales they are looking at as "irreversible".
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And in the absence of a reverse gear, a car is irreversible, too.
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The war contributed toward the virtually irreversible current economic, political, and social crises.
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Double check that you selected the correct disk, as the operation is irreversible.
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The medical profession has long regarded severe burns as a mostly irreversible injury.
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They were aware that the society needed major surgery to accomplish irreversible changes.
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Now it will probably fall apart, and the damage may well be irreversible.
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"Once Article 50 is invoked, the process is irreversible," Slate's Joshua Keating notes.
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The general belief is that after about one year, such unconsciousness is irreversible.
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Specifically, the man had irreversible erythropsia, which is characterized by red-hued vision.
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She suffered irreversible brain damage after the allergy attack and died on Jan.
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Ultimately, the damage done by the fires in the Chiquitano may be irreversible.
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For the curious teen, that meant researching medical conditions considered incurable or irreversible.
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There is now significant and potentially irreversible inequality in the world of media.
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By studying these trees, scientists can help predict the irreversible consequences of deforestation.
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And while it is not yet broken, it is already having irreversible repercussions.
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If we don't do something about it now, it will have irreversible consequences.
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Japan wants North Korea to agree to a complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization.
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Mr. President, the joint statement does not talk about verifiable or irreversible denuclearization.
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Washington has set the bar for the summit extremely high — complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearization.
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While dire, the freeze in the U.S.-Russia relationship is not an irreversible phenomenon.
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It must be possible to create intensity without causing permanent and irreversible hearing loss???
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In Delhi, 2.2 million children have irreversible lung damage because of poor air quality.
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"The human symptoms of climate change are unequivocal and potentially irreversible," the report read.
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In their own ways the characters slowly realise that they have made irreversible choices.
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Q: Mr. President, this joint statement does not talk about verifiable or irreversible denuclearization.
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It takes a lasting, and sometimes even irreversible toll on the child's well being.
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"This finding supports that chronic heavy drinking leads to irreversible brain damage," Schwarzinger added.
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Pompeo has said North Korea should not expect rewards until it takes irreversible steps.
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HANNITY: And the president said no deal unless it&aposs complete, verifiable and irreversible.
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They say there is an irreversible trend towards legalizing "soft drugs" such as marijuana.
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"If the choice is to leave the EU ... that would be irreversible," Hollande said.
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Trump has insisted any deal with North Korea should include irreversible and verifiable denuclearization.
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Pompeo argued the word "complete," which is in the document, encompasses verifiable and irreversible.
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The charges were reversed in 2014, but in Ganek's mind the harm was irreversible.
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Smith has concerns for blanket surveillance, autonomous weapons and other irreversible courses of action.
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""Preventing irreversible climate disruption is the race of our lives, and for our lives.
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Symptoms of pink eye include redness, watery discharge and, in extreme cases, irreversible blindness.
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Morocco has said its decisions were irreversible but it was still committed to peace.
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But the earlier exposure may have already wrought irreversible damage, including lifelong cognitive impairments.
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Abuse and neglect and separation from primary attachment figures all cause irreversible psychic decay.
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The U.S. wants a complete, "irreversible" and "verifiable" dismantling of North Korea's nuclear sites.
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The serious and irreversible harm of cirrhosis seems to have another cause, hitherto unknown.
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The effects of lead poisoning on Ms. Walker's children, and countless others, are irreversible.
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In a statement, she called the situation a "man-made disaster" with irreversible effects.
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Doctors confirm "brain death," which is the complete and irreversible loss of brain function.
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Alzheimer's is an irreversible, progressive brain disorder that gradually destroys memory and thinking skills.
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Making decisions about land protection without this fundamental knowledge would lead to irreversible mistakes.
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A Trump presidency (or should I say dictatorship) would affect nightlife in irreversible ways.
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Long-term use can cause physical changes in the brain that are potentially irreversible.
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"There are some mistakes that are not easy to reverse and some are irreversible."
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Now it looks to be on the verge of a slow-but-irreversible collapse.
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"We fear that this time the fall is irreversible," another prominent businessmen told Reuters.
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They're on a path — and it seems a irreversible path — to develop that capability.
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Fundamental changes are now inevitable in both political parties — and they will be irreversible.
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The deal was meant to be a "final and irreversible resolution" to the matter.
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In some cases, they may produce a sequence of serious, and perhaps irreversible, damage.
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If they succeed, our priceless public lands, water and wildlife will suffer irreversible damage.
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One more year in power, and the damage she inflicted would have been irreversible.
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We're going to require those steps — we use the word irreversible with great intention.
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A liver transplant is the only option for anyone diagnosed with irreversible liver failure.
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"We fear that this time the fall is irreversible," another prominent businessmen told Reuters.
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To the U.S., it means North Korea must deliver complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization.
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Lead poisoning affects the development of children's brains and nervous systems in irreversible ways.
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Lead, which is especially harmful to children, is toxic and can have irreversible health effects.
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If we don't take immediate action to combat this, the results will be devastating & irreversible.
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Alexander Lukin, of the Higher School of Economics in Moscow, sees it as "largely irreversible".
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In a tweet Tuesday morning, Guaidó spoke of the "irreversible process of change" in Venezuela.
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"The harm to Pennsylvanians would have been immediate and irreversible," Shapiro wrote in a statement.
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They tend to treat irreversible loss of all of the brain's function as constituting death.
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Tying members together more tightly would advance Mr Ghosn's wish to make the alliance "irreversible".
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Its damage is irreversible, and it can have a profound and lasting effect on children.
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He will also focus on the "complete, verifiable, and irreversible denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula."
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Wisdom helps you understand the difference between non-important, reversible decisions and momentous, irreversible decisions.
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Interruptions in early bonding, then, have the potential to do irreversible harm to the child.
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In the statement, she called the situation a "man-made disaster" and the damage irreversible.
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His decision on Iran threatens to accelerate the process and render some of it irreversible.
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With 57 percent of the vote counted, the opposition held an "irreversible" five-point lead.
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But it is Iran that holds the gravest potential as a long-term, irreversible crisis.
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" "The road to democracy is not irreversible," he said, adding, "not in America, not anywhere.
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Now, scientists warn that we may soon reach a point where that cycle is irreversible.
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While Zéa was fighting cancer, the damage it left behind on her spine seemed irreversible.
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" But there was no mentioning the previous US aim of "complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization.
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Until recently, the White House called for "complete, verifiable, and irreversible" denuclearization of North Korea.
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Nothing is irreversible yet, but Trump is accelerating towards a point of no easy return.
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The United States has long insisted on complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization by North Korea.
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"The damage you inflicted is irreversible," she writes in her statement, ABC News also reports.
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Astoria, Queens Exposure to lead can cause serious and irreversible health problems for young children.
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He received intravenous antibiotic treatment to fight the infection, but the tissue rot is irreversible.
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Small amounts of mercury, however, can cause irreversible damage to multiple organs, including the brain.
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He says the risk of "total, irreversible loss" is something potential investors need to consider.
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But it also doesn't protect Indiana from doing irreversible damage in the face of growth.
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But globalization has become such an elemental feature of life that it is probably irreversible.
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Petitioners for medical pardons must show that they suffer from an "irreversible and degenerative" ailment.
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Ask Well A deficiency of B12, if left untreated, can lead to irreversible neurological problems.
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Mr. Kim did not commit to verifiable and irreversible dismantlement of North Korea's nuclear programs.
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"Nothing is irreversible: The panels come off and the bars come down," Ms. Schur said.
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"The agreement made three years ago was the final and irreversible resolution," Mr. Abe said.
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"SUDEP is generally seen to be unpredictable, unpreventable, and irreversible once it starts," Storment explained.
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Even low levels of lead have been linked to serious, irreversible damage to developing brains.
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They argued that the rule would hurt them in irreversible ways during the litigation process.
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"He's whispering," the commissioner said of Detective Veve, recalling how irreversible his injuries first appeared.
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That type of increase gets us to a world where climate change will be irreversible.
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Still, an uncomfortable and irreversible adjustment is coming — and its impact is already visible today.
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Both leaders condemned Pyongyang's "provocative" actions, which risk leading to "irreversible consequences", the Kremlin said.
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The implication is that once numbers fall below a certain level, genetic decline is irreversible.
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Alzheimer's disease, an irreversible and progressive brain disease, is the most common type of dementia.
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"Brain death, by definition, is irreversible," CNN Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta has said.
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The world's biggest rainforest would then begin an irreversible collapse, eventually turning into dry savanna.
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Doubt was the necessary companion of belief, Ms. Hassan assured her, not its irreversible solvent.
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Paul, having undergone the irreversible (and hilariously detailed) reduction, finds himself unexpectedly alone in Leisureland.
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It shapes your thinking, your behavior, and in the long run it may be irreversible.
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"If we don't do anything about it now, the consequences could be irreversible," she said.
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He said Pompeo's delegation insisted on unilateral complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization, known as CVID.
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The impact was, many perceived, saturating and irreversible, setting rules for a new international art game.
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When ammonia in the blood reaches the brain, it can cause irreversible brain damage or death.
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Doctors said she had irreversible brain damage from a lack of oxygen and suffered cardiac arrest.
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NTM is a chronic infection and inflammation that leads to progressive irreversible loss of lung function.
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Impeachment may be irreversible at this point, however, even after the reversal in the lower house.
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It stressed however that Bulgaria needs to make sure reforms will be irreversible and deliver results.
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If you look at direct sunlight long enough, you can do irreversible damage to your eyes.
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Lead can cause long-term health and developmental issues in children, and the effects are irreversible.
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But some evidence suggests it actually does cause long-term, irreversible effects, like damaging brain tissue.
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Either way, the "complete, verifiable and irreversible disarmament" that America seeks is probably out of reach.
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One EU official said Puigdemont "seems to have listened to advice not to do something irreversible".
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This is irreversible without restoring the phone, so you'll need to be aware of the risks.
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Knowing the process is irreversible, they scramble to come to grips with the massive—er, minuscule?
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A 2006 study even suggested that first impressions are just as irreversible as they are instant.
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But we have a very narrow window of opportunity if we are to avoid irreversible catastrophe.
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Franklin's 1979 shooting during a burglary at his home that left him in an irreversible coma.
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But also ensuring that the surgeons don't do something irreversible to someone that they then regret.
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"The trend is irreversible," Zarrad told CNBC at the South by Southwest Festival in Austin, Texas.
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The tuber's toxins can also cause sudden, irreversible paralysis, according to the National Institutes of Health.
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And we have to make sure that we have irreversible, comprehensive denuclearization of North Korea. SEN.
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This study was covered in Gizmodo and Newsweek, with alarming headlines warning of "irreversible" brain damage.
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This raises the prospect of irreversible miscarriages of justice and violations of the right to life.
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Economics dictate these trends will continue: While fossil fuel prices fluctuate, technology costs are generally irreversible.
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"The effects of these disasters are irreversible, from both an environmental and social perspective," says Stensil.
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Unloading a weapon felt like a last resort, as its impact on the situation was irreversible.
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Another claimed advantage is that decisions made via the protocol are both mathematically guaranteed and irreversible.
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All the while, children are facing real, irreversible risks of mental impairment from exposure to lead.
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Events in the Middle East are playing out fast -- and in some cases with irreversible consequences.
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He also proposed measures to anchor France and Germany into a quasi-irreversible European institutional structure.
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It's an irreversible condition, called uterine factor infertility, affecting as many as 5% of women worldwide.
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"Losing this much surface area from the Amazon could make the effects of climate change "irreversible.
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Unlike much of the harm a Trump administration might do, this harm threatens to be irreversible.
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US coasts would probably see even higher sea rise, which would wreak havoc and be irreversible.
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"A global economy is an irreversible trend and won't change because of one person," Xi said.
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Temporary artwork, however, may be a step towards avoiding creating irreversible change in at-risk neighborhoods.
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During that time, more carbon dioxide emissions would've caused global warming to worsen, with irreversible impacts.
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But because a conservative leader brought in this change, with progressive, liberal support, it's irreversible now.
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It just may spur an irreversible fracture amongst the Grounders' 12 clans, to possibly devastating effect.
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"But the tendency is irreversible ... It is something that we think will be permanent," he said.
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"The region as a whole has entered into an irreversible Euro-Atlantic integration process," Xhacka added.
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Coding changes made to DNA—the kind medical researchers are working on with Crispr—are irreversible.
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These surgeries are irreversible, lead to physical and emotional scarring, and their subjects are un-consenting.
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Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal were once judged in irreversible decline, and look at them now.
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Many argue that escalation was irreversible, that the adversaries' collective fate, as it were, was sealed.
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Further, negotiations need to be commenced on the phased, verifiable and irreversible elimination of nuclear weapons.
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Adolescent obesity is associated with chronic joint pain and with irreversible joint damage, the researchers note.
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If there is damage, it might get better over several months but it is essentially irreversible.
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Ignoran no solo que el mundo ha cambiado, sino que lo ha hecho de forma irreversible.
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A doctor makes a miraculous recovery, proving that spinal cord injuries are not permanent and irreversible.
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Ultimately, if it continues at this rate, it promises to become an irreversible problem for everyone.
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And I am all but certain that his actions will cause irreversible damage to the environment.
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"We are close to the tipping point where global warming becomes irreversible," Hawking told BBC News.
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But in December 2015, the two governments announced what they called a "final and irreversible" settlement.
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"Brain death, by definition, is irreversible," CNN Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta said in 2014.
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It is especially dangerous to children, as small amounts of exposure can cause irreversible developmental delays.
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Major climate change action has to happen in the near future to prevent irreversible, devastating warming.
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Even at low levels, lead exposure causes irreversible damage, particularly regarding brain cognition and behavioral development.
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Hopes are high for President Trump to strike a "grand deal" with Kim Jong-un in Singapore next week to denuclearize North Korea, but neither CVID (complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearization) nor CVIG (complete, verifiable, irreversible guarantee of North Korea's security) has much chance of becoming a reality.
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Polio is a viral infection that attacks the nervous system and can cause irreversible paralysis within hours.
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The effects of lead poisoning are irreversible, and the programs' broader goal is to prevent any exposure.
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"Evidence that it was not an irreversible currency union would damage confidence in its resilience," Moody's said.
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HANNITY: Verifiable and irreversible, Daniel, seems to me to be a pretty simple task in this sense.
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Carmen Argote's photograph "Marks of Birth" accentuates a (possibly irreversible) exchange between nature and its manmade interventions.
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"What we want is for the alliance to be irreversible," Chief Financial Officer Clotilde Delbos told analysts.
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Once they're in, there's no way to get them out, and the changes they bring are irreversible.
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Last month, the South Korean and Japanese governments announced what they called a "final and irreversible" settlement.
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She suffered irreversible brain damage as a result of the incident and died in hospice that July.
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Despite an influx of 1.2m refugees over the past two years, Germany's population faces near-irreversible decline.
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The United States has demanded the "complete, verifiable, and irreversible" dismantlement of North Korea's nuclear weapons program.
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Mr Trump says that sanctions on the North will remain until the process of disarmament is irreversible.
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In a humbling move, Didi apologized and admitted that its fixation on growth had caused irreversible harm.
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In fact, financial advisors caution against embarking on irreversible financial moves until you have some breathing room.
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Especially as a "plan" to add an additional 500 jobs is in no way an irreversible guarantee.
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The larger astrological moment suggests we are moving swiftly toward a point of great and irreversible change.
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She alleged that Aser, who was arrested without a warrant, had experienced irreversible physical and mental suffering.
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That will have profound and irreversible effects on the cherished status and the reputation of Hong Kong.
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Once there, Mr Trump suggests, he should present a plan for complete, verifiable and irreversible nuclear disarmament.
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Although many exposure impacts are irreversible, poisoned children can benefit from therapy aimed at improving cognitive abilities.
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He felt that the fact it could be irreversible made gossypol a potential alternative to surgical vasectomy.
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"To be clearer still, so that journalists stop feeding strange fantasies: the euro is irreversible," he added.
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She suffered irreversible brain damage and six months in a coma as a result of the incident.
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Reluctant to say, but many wish for a confirming vote on a decision so monumental and irreversible.
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" But he added: "We are in an irreversible process of change .... Time is not on Maduro's side.
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He added that as far as capital flows were concerned, Brexit had already happened and was irreversible.
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Dozens were severely injured, with many expected to suffer irreversible brain damage, according to a fire official.
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The scale of the harm that damming the Mekong might cause is huge, and would be irreversible.
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Ahead of the summit, Pompeo said Trump would reject anything short of "complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization".
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With 21980 percent of polling stations counted, he had a five-point lead, a seemingly irreversible advantage.
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The damage became irreversible when rubble was bulldozed and dumped at the nearby Tigris River, she said.
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Both Greenland's ice sheet and one of Antarctica's biggest glaciers are approaching a threshold of irreversible melting.
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Russian officials sounded similar warnings, saying that "the consequences would be irreversible" if Pokémon players continued unchecked.
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Such reports directly counter the White House's confidence in Pyongyang fully cooperating with verifiable and irreversible denuclearization.
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Notwithstanding the challenges that lie ahead, Kenya's judiciary has taken an irreversible step forward in institutionalizing democracy.
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Fossil Free, which campaigns against fossil fuels, says the shift towards a low carbon economy is irreversible.
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These concessions, which are often unilateral and irreversible, include settlement freezes, prisoner releases and forfeiture of territory.
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"We should not wait until the damage from unfair practices becomes irreversible for our industry," they wrote.
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It is hard to know how many hits to the head are necessary to cause irreversible damage.
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In Yemen, children like Ahmed die because by the time they get treatment, the damage is irreversible.
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He noted that exposure to the gas would cause irreversible damage to the lungs of 50,000 survivors.
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"The potential harm faced by Pennsylvanian women and across the nation is enormous and irreversible," she wrote.
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If he insists on getting it all — "complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearization," he risks coming up empty-handed.
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Broadcom's behaviour is likely, in the absence of intervention, to create serious and irreversible harm to competition.
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Scientists say that the ice sheet there may be in the early stages of an irreversible disintegration.
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"The leaders of the other G20 members state that the Paris Agreement is irreversible," the statement read.
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Meanwhile, those 1.8 million illegal immigrants will already be on a much more irreversible path to citizenship.
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"The Handmaid's Tale" argues — with an assist from current events — that progress is neither automatic nor irreversible.
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What they apparently don't comprehend are the irreversible consequences that would come from gutting this safety net.
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"However, when alcohol use has continued for a long time, some structural changes become irreversible," Heikkinen warned.
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The music points to a more universal anguish: the feeling of watching oneself make an irreversible mistake.
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Why worry about the health and fate of liberal democracy when its triumph was inevitable and irreversible?
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And Pompeo offered U.S. support for an irreversible political resolution in Syria through the U.N.-led process.
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Abe said sanctions on Pyongyang should not ease until it agrees to complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization.
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He's a point guard in decline, with weaknesses that don't mesh with the league's most irreversible trends.
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His attempts to make America whiter are doomed to fail because the demographic revolution is now irreversible.
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"Before I'm Gone" is a suicide note meant to dissuade someone from carrying out an irreversible final act.
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There's no doubt that 30 minutes of laughing gas felt a lot better than 15 minutes of Irreversible.
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It's a rare but irreversible condition, and in most cases the culprit is overenthusiastic use of colloidal silver.
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Lead even attacks the DNA, affecting not just you, but your future children -- all of it essentially irreversible.
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Back before streaming, abandoning long-term relationships with TV shows was more drastic, because it was more irreversible.
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Whatever the situation, an irreversible blunder can leave you awkwardly trying to get out of a hookup, stat.
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I mean, I don't think the— Q: — how you pressed Kim Jong Un for complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearization?
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"This is an irreversible decision with very bad consequences for the British economy," he said in an interview.
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Is the country of Lincoln, MLK and JFK on an irreversible slide towards the rhetoric of the sewer?
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A recent trip to Kisii in Kenya's southwest revealed fresh and irreversible damage to the area's rock art.
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A number of children in the city have already suffered lead poisoning, whose effects from exposure are irreversible.
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The consequent social change -- including equal marriage and the long march of women through the institutions -- is irreversible.
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Information stored on the ledger is interrelated through cryptographic hashes, which make it virtually irreversible and tamper proof.
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Polio is a contagious viral disease which invades the nervous system and can cause irreversible paralysis within hours.
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It is used to hash information; that is, create a hopefully irreversible and secure cryptographic representation of it.
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The concerns are obviously not irreversible, but they took on a new flavor this week on several fronts.
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The plaintiffs say their children have suffered "devastating and irreversible health problems," including learning disabilities and weight loss.
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Dozens more were severely injured, and many will suffer from "irreversible brain damage," the city's fire chief said.
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Ironically, the only drug known to create an irreversible syndrome of brain damage is a legal one: alcohol.
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Obama, who abandoned a longtime U.S. policy of trying to isolate Cuba, wants to make his shift irreversible.
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Thirty others were severely injured, including many who will have "irreversible brain damage," the city's fire chief said.
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"This is important, because hearing loss is irreversible and thus has lifelong consequences," le Clercq said by email.
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Advocates of "more Europe" will demand an irreversible march (no pun intended) toward a euro area federal state.
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Separately, in 2014 another study suggested that some glaciers in West Antarctica have already begun an irreversible thaw.
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"We want to have the chance to build a proper state ... to make the process irreversible," she said.
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The pseudonymisation almost at source may work, but the description of it as irreversible doesn't preclude linking attacks.
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When things fall apart, it is often the feeling of irreversible damage that is the hardest to overcome.
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This 51-year-old woman had all of the dreaded and irreversible complications that come with chronic alcoholism.
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Bolton said the United States is pursuing a standard of "complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization" heading into negotiations.
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"Irreversible," in the practical sense, aims to ensure the current facilities cannot be reactivated after they've been dismantled.
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This is a significant movement towards complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization or CVID before receiving any sanctions relief.
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The study results challenge ideas that consciousness disorders lasting longer than 12 months are irreversible, the researchers believe.
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But that's not what most people mean by "irreversible": the term normally means pretty straightforwardly "can't be reversed".
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Even though some of the damage is irreversible, not all hope is lost for the world's coral reefs.
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Its destruction, which has proceeded gradually for centuries, is now approaching an irreversible "tipping point," according to researchers.
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Last month, I argued that it would be an irreversible blow to the American tradition of judicial independence.
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But if rampant cybersecurity incompetence is allowed to perpetuate unchecked, the future damage will be incalculable and irreversible.
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Doctors and mental health experts have said the trauma of these events will cause irreversible and lifelong damage.
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They warned, however, that Pyongyang still hasn't taken any verifiable and irreversible steps to dismantle its nuclear program.
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"We are close to the tipping point where global warming becomes irreversible," Hawking told BBC News last July.
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But there was no mention of "complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization," which was once the stated US goal.
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Climate models show temperature increases to be largely irreversible in the near future — and the West can't wait.
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Additional black-box warnings were issued for irreversible peripheral neuropathy in 2016, and for aortic rupture in 2018.
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In the popular imagination, deportation is the disastrous wrong turn in an immigration story, the irreversible unhappy ending.
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Those new runners who work best during short bursts should switch to CrossFit before the changes become irreversible.
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Most Sri Lankans are praying that the church blasts five days ago will not open up irreversible rifts.
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The results are "irreversible," electoral council president Juan Pablo Pozo said, adding there was no indication of fraud.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping used the same forum to stress multilateralism and said globalization was an irreversible trend.
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The outcome of the mining race is alleged to produce a permanent and irreversible record of cryptocurrency ownership.
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Lead has been known for decades to cause irreversible damage to human brains and nervous systems, especially children's.
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This is not the way we should consider a measure that threatens irreversible damage to our wilderness heritage.
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Both Obama and Hillary Clinton looked at this same situation and decided that coal's decline was basically irreversible.
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It's also irreversible in a world where human error is so inescapable as to disqualify such absolute judgment.
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He and others worry that failing to regulate these weapons at the international level could have irreversible consequences.
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It also helps regulate the temperature of the entire planet and without it, climate change could become irreversible.
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"Interim measures aim at preventing irreversible harm to competition," Ms. Vestager said at a news conference in Brussels.
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Are Chinese leaders correct in thinking that the U.S. is in irreversible decline, despite our current economic vitality?
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There are compelling reasons to suppose that we have now reached a point of irreversible catastrophe on Earth.
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The total has been a trouble sign for some allies who worry Biden has begun an irreversible fade.
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New York Mayor Bill de Blasio insisted that the downward trend in the city's crime rate was irreversible.
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It is more deeply rooted in economics, global, and irreversible in a way no previous problem has been.
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Greenland is approaching the threshold of an irreversible melt, and the consequences for coastal cities could be dire
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Previous works by Gallaccio have involved irreversible transformation: salt melting a route through ice, flowers and fruit decaying.
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Within six hours, if the heart attack hasn't yet been fatal, victims face the possibility of irreversible damage.
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Texas (R) HB 87: Bans abortions after 20 weeks, even if the fetus has a severe, irreversible abnormality.
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By then, however, the ruination was irreversible, that long history of the indigenous people on the land obliterated.
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Furthermore, Japan and South Korea reached agreement in 2015 on the final and irreversible resolution of the issue.
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Brown suffered irreversible brain damage and remained unresponsive, and passed way in hospice care on July 26, 2015.
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Knowing that it may not be quite as final/irreversible then as it is today should be comforting.
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So the scammer leveraged Bitcoin's irreversible nature against the more flexible dispute-driven system of the credit industry.
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Maxima Allen, right, embraces her son Alfredo, 19, who suffered irreversible brain damage after he was stabbed in 2011.
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Lead exposure can lead to health and developmental problems, particularly in children, and its toxic effects can be irreversible.
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Megan: Declaring the definitive Blade Runner version of all time is an irreversible decision that will outlast us all.
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The complete, verifiable irreversible denuclearization of the Korean peninsula, but we already have a lot that&aposs happened here.
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The Trump administration keeps saying that it wants North Korea to agree to complete, verifiable, and irreversible denuclearization quickly.
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That's how I ended up in a small office at University College London, watching the Gaspar Noe film, Irreversible.
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The following week involved a review of just how intrusive Irreversible would be in my day-to-day life.
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South Korea's foreign ministry said in 2016 any seizure of company assets could drive relations into an "irreversible catastrophe".
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So a success in Singapore would be to get the regime to commit to complete irreversible and verifiable denuclearization.
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But no other President in recent years has managed to make irreversible progress toward eliminating North Korea's nuclear program.
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Andrew Haynes, the co-head at Norton Rose Fulbright's Brazil unit, said the shift in corporate culture was irreversible.
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One was that, once Article 50 is triggered, the process is irreversible: after two years Britain will automatically leave.
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The communiqué declares the Paris Agreement "irreversible," leaving it open for the US to reverse its decision to leave.
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Most scientists see this as the "magic threshold" beyond which the climate change is irreversible and apocalyptic, says Hsu.
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From the Muscovites' viewpoint, their spiritual authority over Kiev is so well established by custom as to be irreversible.
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Instead, if you edit DNA and make a mistake, that mistake is irreversible and could possible lead to cancer.
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Trump cited "potentially irreversible harm" to national security if he were to allow all records to come out now.
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"The United States remains committed to complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearisation of North Korea," Wood told a news conference.
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IBM's shares will struggle as most of its profits are in a "likely irreversible structural decline," according to MoffettNathanson.
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The evidence is clear that human activity is affecting the planet at a rapid pace and doing irreversible damage.
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It said its decision was irreversible, but that the government was committed to military cooperation to guarantee a ceasefire.
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OK, his time in Tarbean was a pretty hard fall, but I never felt that downward trajectory was irreversible.
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Proponents of this method say medical practitioners can help trans patients avoid uninformed decisions or irreversible physical side effects.
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"Now the catastrophic scenario that many feared has materialized, making the disintegration of the EU practically irreversible," wrote Soros.
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The goal, according to Mr McDonnell, is an "irreversible shift in wealth and power in favour of working people".
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Still, Mr. Obama made it clear on Tuesday that he did not regard Myanmar's transformation as complete or irreversible.
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Circumcision is irreversible, and many argue, quite stridently, that this is "genital mutilation" inflicted on children for no reason.
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A series of irreversible setbacks and some painful soul-searching, however, have prompted an about-face in her thinking.
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"Our goal is not war, but rather the complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula," Mattis said.
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Several female patients are accusing a Virginia OB/GYN doctor of performing irreversible surgeries on them without their consent.
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"A global economy is an irreversible trend and won't change because of one person," the Chinese leader told delegates.
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His doctors argued that he had suffered irreversible neurological damage and any chance of the therapy helping had passed.
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"Irreversible changes in ecosystems could occur, causing massive emigration and greater conflicts," said the study commissioned by Bolivia's government.
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Tipping points like these could prove irreversible, and eventually lead to famine and several feet of sea-level rise.
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The important thing to remember, he added, is that the United States has not given up anything that's irreversible.
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Those failures would include steps toward verifiable irreversible denuclearization -- and a guarantee of an end to human rights abuses.
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The damage can be irreversible and worse, a hobbled equine can't digest its food, leading to an excruciating death.
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Russia had viewed the agreement as rendering disarmament irreversible by destroying the fissile materials accumulated during the Cold War.
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In 2016, with cable subscriptions on a seemingly irreversible decline, the company spent an estimated $7.3 billion on content.
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Trump will seek nothing less than a commitment to complete, comprehensive, and irreversible denuclearization, tightly supervised by international monitors.
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The changes that shoot through a parent as he raises an EpiPen and waits for a cough are irreversible.
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They wed in 1999, starred in Irreversible in 2002, and became the globe's sexiest couple to have united, ever.
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Congress may need new rules, new norms, that reflect irreversible changes in American politics since the "good old days."
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But thanks to a steady decline that seems irreversible, these questions matter, and Howard's first impression was a nightmare.
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"These surgeries are medically unnecessary, irreversible and non-consensual," said Truffer, co-founder of the international pressure group StopIGM.
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Now many of Flint's children have been poisoned by lead and face irreversible damage to their IQs and development.
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Looming large in both narratives are crumbling homes, despotic leaders, and a country on the brink of irreversible change.
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This tsunami of telling has to translate into concrete irreversible action -- from telling to transformation, from revealing to revolution.
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Washington says it will settle for nothing less than a "complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization" of the nuclear program.
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The linking accelerated when China entered the World Trade Organization in 2001 and in recent years had seemed irreversible.
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She died at Children's Hospital on May 10 after a catastrophic intrathoracic hemorrhage caused irreversible brain and organ damage.
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The longer we wait, the more human suffering and irreversible damage to ecosystems we inscribe into our collective future.
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As the flames spread, the scale of the devastation could reach a point where the damage may become irreversible.
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But lack of action on climate change causes damage that is cumulative and largely irreversible within our life spans.
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Indeed, "complete, verifiable and irreversible nuclear disarmament" has been the goal of every president since 1993 if not earlier.
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Only when denuclearization has become irreversible, it says, will the United States ease sanctions and reward the North economically.
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Scientists see evidence that the ice sheet there may have gone into the early stages of an irreversible disintegration.
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"America demanded complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearization … there's no guarantee of that, not even words to that effect," Smith said.
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We're going to require those steps — we use the word irreversible with great intention," Pompeo told ABC's "This Week.
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McDonnell believes Britain needs "an irreversible shift in the balance of power and wealth in favour of working people".
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Robert Hazell of the UCL constitution unit thinks this custom implies not letting an irreversible no-deal Brexit happen.
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"Formally we will know in a few days," he told supporters, adding that he believed the result was "irreversible".
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It does not commit the North to the complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization that his administration has long demanded.
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Cirrhosis, irreversible scarring of the liver, has many causes, including alcohol consumption, obesity, nonalcoholic fatty liver disease and hepatitis.
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For example, Rashid Dar, a thoughtfully committed Muslim academic, fears the prospect of an irreversible transformation in his community.
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Von Bulow was charged with deliberately injecting insulin into wife Sunny in 1980, sending her into an irreversible coma.
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What happened in Flint would be a tragedy no matter what: Lead does irreversible damage to children's developing brains.
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McDermott didn't just derail this season; he likely did irreversible damage that will haunt Buffalo for years to come.
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The upshot was isolation for Trump at the G20 meeting, where 19 members agreed that the Paris accord was "irreversible".
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This anonymity feature, paired with the irreversible nature of transactions, can make blockchain technology a powerful tool for subverting authorities.
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There is no cure for polio, which attacks the nervous system and can cause irreversible paralysis within hours of infection.
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Many of them, she said, believed that by drinking during pregnancy, they had already done irreversible harm to the fetus.
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The ensuing domino effect turns portions of the brain into a sponge-like substance, leading to steady and irreversible deterioration.
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If we postpone our actions any further, climate change will become irreversible, and we might not have a livable future.
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A few of the effects are irreversible, so Levitt makes sure a patient knows that before they start taking testosterone.
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" The letter urged the DFPS to "protect the boy in question [from] permanent and potentially irreversible harm by his mother.
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That might be a worthwhile price to pay in exchange for the complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization of the North.
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Extensive damage from a mass bleaching event caused by a 2016 heat wave may be irreversible, a new report says.
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His comments echoed those of billionaire investor George Soros, who wrote that a dissolution of the EU was "practically irreversible."
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For one thing, veneers are irreversible — though the teeth are (or should be, in a responsible world) shaved down only .
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The ruling Country Alliance said on Sunday results were irreversible and condemned what it said was violence from the opposition.
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And it has to be verifiable and irreversible, and I think that&aposs been the problem a lot of times.
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When that force causes the ice to detach from the shore, water starts to filter through, causing an irreversible breakdown.
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A hypothetical moment in time when Marnie has become so advanced that humanity undergoes a dramatic and irreversible change. 2.
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"With heat strokes or heat injuries, a lot of them are going to have some irreversible brain damage," Hood said.
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China is fully aware that economic globalization is "irreversible," said Han, adding that unilateralism and trade protectionism served nobody's interests.
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Throughout the Trump administration, the State Department has repeatedly called for the "complete, verifiable, and irreversible denuclearization" of North Korea.
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Heart disease is a bleak death—a mostly irreversible downward spiral in which the heart itself becomes progressively less viable.
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But the feeling in the City is that much of the damage has already been done and is largely irreversible.
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"With heat strokes or heat injuries, a lot of them are going to have some irreversible brain damage," he said.
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She notes studies showing a negative and irreversible effect on higher-order functions such as learning, memory, and emotional control.
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So it would be decades before this took place, though once it did it would be catastrophic and probably irreversible.
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"America demanded complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearization … There's no guarantee of that, not even words to that effect," Smith said Tuesday.
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Washington seeks the complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearization (CVID) while Pyongyang seeks an amorphous, phased approach to "denuclearization" of the peninsula.
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But some scientists see the Batagaika megaslump as an anomaly, and a potentially irreversible sign of worse things to come.
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Hopefully non-believers can face up to the facts before the damage is irreversible — or life-threatening, for that matter.
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Its rise and fall have altered the country's society and politics in irreversible ways that threaten future cycles of conflict.
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Then doctors said that her daughter had suffered irreversible neurological damage from the interrupted blood flow to her brain stem.
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Read more: Greenland is approaching the threshold of an irreversible melt, and the consequences for coastal cities could be dire.
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Unchecked and unaddressed, CKD can progress to irreversible kidney failure and the need for an organ transplant or lifelong dialysis.
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If too much of the Amazon disappears, that could put the rainforest on an irreversible path towards becoming a savannah.
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I have no choice --today -- but to accept those redactions rather than allow potentially irreversible harm to our Nation's security.
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I have no choice -- today -- but to accept those redactions rather than allow potentially irreversible harm to our nation's security.
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The Trump administration initially opposed that approach, which failed for previous White Houses and demanded swift, comprehensive and irreversible denuclearization.
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They already have ledgers, and don't need to distribute them, anonymize them, encrypt them, publish them and make them irreversible.
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Zhong said economic globalization is an irreversible trend and that China will continue to defend the global multilateral trading system.
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It includes some exceptions, including if the pregnancy risks the life or poses irreversible physical harm to the pregnant woman.
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That action is not irreversible, and many more significant measures would be needed to meet Trump&aposs demand for denuclearization.
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In a statement, the ministers at the meeting said momentum away from using fossil fuels towards cleaner energy was "irreversible".
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"Irreversible," in the practical sense, aims to ensure the current facilities cannot be reactivated after they've been dismantled, Pollack said.
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"Perhaps the most important message is that the global climate system includes numerous interconnections, often nonlinear and irreversible," Rodin explained.
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Transactions are also irreversible, which is a feature and a bug, depending on the situation (or your role in it).
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The paper doesn't say anything about how extinction rates could change after 2100, or whether all of this is irreversible.
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" On Brexit: "I think it will be irreversible...The risk is that it will not be the one we want.
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But maybe my bitter complacence about our civilization's irreversible decline is just a projection of my feelings about my own.
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Diabetes in dogs, rarely related to obesity, is considered irreversible, she and others say, because insulin production shuts down completely.
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I have no choice — today — but to accept those redactions rather than allow potentially irreversible harm to our Nation's security.
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It made no mention of Mr. Trump's longstanding — supposedly nonnegotiable — demand that North Korea submit to complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearization.
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Lead contamination in water can damage a child's health and has been linked to serious, irreversible damage to developing brains.
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"There's an irreversible momentum for sports gambling," Daniel Wallach, a gambling expert at the law firm Becker & Poliakoff, told me.
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Even after John Bolton departed as national security adviser, hardline factions insist on complete, irreversible, verifiable, and fast nuclear disarmament.
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Garland Briggs was a rare voice of optimism, in a show that usually depicted a world suffering from irreversible entropy.
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An entire city, with about 10,000 young children, was unnecessarily exposed to lead, a neurotoxin that causes irreversible brain damage.
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The American Lung Association recently warned that "e-cigarettes are not safe" and can cause irreversible lung damage and disease.
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The consensus was that Charlie had suffered muscular atrophy and damage that would be irreversible even with the experimental treatment.
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But I am also convinced, if I look back at these more than 20 years, that the path is irreversible.
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For those who survive, long-term and potentially irreversible neurological damage can occur, affecting cognition, movement, coordination and sensory systems.
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These transactions, like most on blockchain, are irreversible and can't be tampered with, which is a bonus in some cases.
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It's easy to see the slide into an America many of us find hard to recognize as inevitable and irreversible.
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The course lifted a veil of ignorance and opened my eyes to the irreversible state our world finds itself in.
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That necessary increase in entropy establishes the "arrow of time," or the irreversible progression from the past into the future.
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Changes to the permafrost (among other changes in the ocean and cryosphere) "are expected to be irreversible," the report states.
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Tuesday, the American Lung Association warned that "e-cigarettes are not safe" and can cause irreversible lung damage and disease.
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But scientists are concerned that deforestation and fire are pushing the Amazon too close to an irreversible cycle of collapse.
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Global average temperatures reaching such a level are likely to have potentially disastrous and irreversible effects on the planet's environment.
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Malnutrition stunts a child's development in ways that are irreversible and diminishes their potential to lead a healthy, productive life.
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The hospital consistently stood by its contention that treatment would have been useless and that Charlie had irreversible brain damage.
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I knew that my religious belief couldn't be restored; it was as if I had undergone an irreversible chemical reaction.
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The United Nations recently said that there are only 11 years left to prevent "irreversible damage" from a warming Earth.
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How will you have a verifiable and irreversible — can you say why you didn't secure those details in the agreement?
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For one thing, Cameron is refusing to submit the Article 50 notice to EU, the irreversible step required for Brexit.
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Avoid making irreversible changes in your appearance and making major purchases during Venus retrograde, or you might get ripped off.
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Going forward, Dr. Hanna-Attisha's mission is to help the people in Flint who will have irreversible damage from lead poisoning.
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The technique is extremely powerful but also controversial, since such genetically engineered organisms could have an irreversible impact on the ecosystem.
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Typically, your teeth can be exposed to four "sugar hits" -- episodes of sugar intake -- daily without irreversible damage to the teeth.
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Significant damage from climate change has already been done, much more is still to come, and most of it is irreversible.
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President Barrack Obama described the adoption of clean energy in the U.S. as "irreversible" in a Science journal article on Monday.
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The complete and verifiable and irreversible denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula is the only outcome that the United States will accept.
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Washington originally insisted any agreement include a North Korean commitment to "complete, irreversible and verifiable denuclearization", a position backed by Japan.
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Let us hope that the key players in this inevitable, irreversible and accelerating transformation won't lose sight of the human aspect.
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Lawsuits challenging the nationalization of PrivatBank "deal irreversible damage to Ukraine's international image," the central bank said in the same statement.
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Lawsuits challenging the nationalisation of PrivatBank "deal irreversible damage to Ukraine's international image," the central bank said in the same statement.
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The pseudonymous and irreversible nature of Bitcoin transactions makes it easy for criminals to disappear once any transfer has been made.
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For years, Reuters found, many families had little recourse as some of their children were sickened or suffered irreversible developmental delays.
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"Irreversible changes in ecosystems could occur, causing massive emigration and greater conflicts," said the study, which was commissioned by Bolivia's government.
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Each incident adds to a sense that the country is on the verge, or past the point, of an irreversible split.
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It includes some exceptions, including if the pregnancy risks the life of the mother or poses substantial and irreversible physical harm.
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If not, Flint will also become a national symbol of the irreversible consequences when government at all levels abandons its children.
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Also, most cryptocurrency transactions are irreversible, with only the receiver able to remit funds, an unlikely scenario when fraud is involved.
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That's the goal of the Paris climate deal, and the threshold beyond which the climate change will be irreversible and apocalyptic.
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Scientists have warned for decades that it will do irreversible damage to the Earth, and skeptics have declared it a hoax.
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Irreversible damage to ecosystems and habitats will undermine the economic benefits they provide, worsened by air, soil, water, and marine pollution.
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Fetuses, infants and young children are vulnerable to mercury toxicity, as high exposure can cause serious, irreversible developmental and neurological damage.
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"We are embarked on a transformation that is now unstoppable, irreversible and more than anything else, it is exponential," she said.
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"We need to work for four more years to strengthen our achievements to the point that they are irreversible," Orban said.
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London (CNN)Eleven-month-old Charlie Gard has irreversible brain damage and cannot see, hear, move or even cry, doctors say.
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Charlie started having seizures before Christmas and his clinicians concluded that he had suffered irreversible brain damage by early this year.
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But weapons that risk catastrophic and irreversible humanitarian consequences cannot seriously be viewed as protecting civilians or humanity as a whole.
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This sort of tit for tat, of playing for all the marbles all the time, quickly becomes irreversible in a democracy.
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This level has been identified by scientists as a threshold above which further rises could have potentially disastrous and irreversible effects.
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He made clear that North Korea would only receive relief from sanctions when it demonstrates "verifiable and irreversible steps" to denuclearization.
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An alleged copy of the couple's divorce certificate circulating on social media lists the separation as an irreversible "triple talaq" divorce.
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Hearing loss typically occurs as people age — about half of people over 65 have some typing of it, and it's irreversible.
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When the child reaches puberty, they can receive "puberty blockers" to stave off the irreversible physical changes that come with puberty.
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In fact, no single country can make a significant enough impact to solve it before some of the impacts become irreversible.
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He equated Pyongyang's dismantlement of the Yongbyon nuclear facility — if it had been followed through — with denuclearization entering an irreversible stage.
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Financing these projects harms this nation's long-term financial wellbeing and national security as we inch closer to irreversible climate chaos.
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Half of the global population of marine wildlife has been lost since 1970, Daniels notes, and further damage could prove irreversible.
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This week scientists announced that the giant northern polar ice sheet has likely already crossed a "tipping point" of irreversible decline.
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Foer is all for these trends, but says they're still not effective enough to prevent climate change from causing irreversible harm.
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As hearing declines with age, the cochlea, the part of the inner ear that receives and transmits sound, sustains irreversible damage.
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Delattre, the French ambassador, added that the destruction of Syria's chemical program has to happen in a "verifiable and irreversible" way.
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The trauma that can be done by non-consensual and irreversible surgeries is bigger than just being something that is normalized.
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The options for men are condoms (a method whose effect is very limited-term), vasectomy (whose effect is irreversible) and withdrawal.
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Usually, autonomous flight tech requires direct integration, and even custom aircraft or control systems, which is costly and also generally irreversible.
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The endowment allowed them to carry out their polar expedition Arctic: New Frontier, which documented the irreversible effects of climate change.
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Doug's story is not unique – this is only the tip of the iceberg, and the damage will be irreversible by 2025.
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I wondered why we'd grown apart and whether it's true that my number of friendships is on an irreversible downward trend.
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But Mayor Muriel E. Bowser told him on Tuesday that the damage was irreversible and that he needed to step down.
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This is a crucial time; a recent UN report claims we have 11 years to prevent "irreversible damage" from climate change.
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There's space for individual judgment, for instance, about what constitutes an urgent versus elective surgery, or when respiratory failure is irreversible.
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It helps brings old emotions to the fore, momentarily sweeping away disorientation caused by the resident's irreversible, progressive loss of faculties.
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Once people lose about 20 percent of their blood volume they go into a condition called irreversible shock, Mr. Brooks said.
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In addition, the immutable and often irreversible nature of smart contracts could pose challenges in the context of insurance delinquency proceedings.
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Because even low levels have been linked to serious, irreversible damage to developing brains, children and pregnant women are most vulnerable.
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The irreversible trauma of familial separation is no different for families seeking asylum than it is for child-welfare-involved families.
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The belief among some that Abe has already set in motion an irreversible economic recovery is behind some of this optimism.
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To raise the stakes even further, there was no exit mechanism for the single currency: monetary union was, by design, irreversible.
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Russia, in particular, has warned it cannot close some existing wells in Arctic and sub-Arctic regions without risking irreversible damage.
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It is in fact an irreversible multi-century secular trend, possibly dating back to another major crisis – the 14C Black Death!
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If we don't take decisive action in the next 10 to 20 years, the damage will have passed irreversible tipping points.
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A tech Cold War seems irreversible, and much of the world has to choose a side: China or the United States?
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Thursday restated that Washington wants "complete, verifiable and irreversible" denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.
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I had a question: At what point is this going to be irreversible, where some aspects of this stick with me?
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Now, the ultimate goal in these talks is the complete and very verifiable, and, by the way, irreversible denuclearization of North Korea.
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Now we're showing people back in the Bronze Age made irreversible changes happen, and there were just a few million people then.
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Don't feed dogs grapes, onions or chocolate: For some dogs, one grape or raisin can lead to irreversible kidney failure or death.
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"E-cigarettes are not safe and can cause irreversible lung damage and lung disease," ALA president Harold Wimmer said in a statement.
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With the fumbling of Glenn and Abraham's deaths in the season seven premiere, I worried the show had taken an irreversible turn.
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Saudis 'pressured' U.N. over blacklist This is an "irreversible and unconditional" decision, according to Saudi's Ambassador to the U.N., Abdullah al-Mouallimi.
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Toxic emissions don't dissolve — they accumulate and cause mutations in humans and animals alike, and they will lead to irreversible environmental catastrophe.
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We have just three years to do this, or the planet will warm to levels that kick off irreversible, catastrophic climate changes.
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Lucentis is used to treat eye conditions that can impair vision such as macular degeneration, which can lead to irreversible vision loss.
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"I will guarantee his safety, yes," Trump said, noting that promise was conditioned on an agreement to complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization.
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Popcorn lung is another name for obliterative bronchiolitis, a type of irreversible lung disease that can, in severe cases, require lung transplants.
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For the 2-year-old, who has been exposed to a toxic substance her entire life, government inefficiency could have irreversible consequences.
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But not until the December expansion, Curse of Osiris, did it feel like the game had entered into an irreversible downward spiral.
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He was wise to tune out when he did, right as the series was beginning what seems to be an irreversible decline.
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" But Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov also said that the damage to US-Russian relations would not lead to "an irreversible situation.
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"The compounded effects will be catastrophic and irreversible," he said, listing increased extreme weather events, more severe natural disasters and land degradation.
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Claudio Borghi, the League head of the lower house budget committee, told Reuters he was skeptical Salvini had used the word "irreversible".
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The mere thought of the irreversible damage being done to our planet is enough to leave us tossing and turning at night.
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Without rapid cuts in CO2 and other greenhouse gases, climate change will have increasingly destructive and irreversible impacts on life on Earth.
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Matt Suiche from cybersecurity firm Comae Technologies said that in some cases, the malware does permanent and irreversible damage to the disk.
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Scientists theorize that even if we prevent global average temperatures from rising above 2°C, earlier sea level changes could be irreversible.
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It is a miracle gumball machine, and the damage it has done to America's position in the Middle East will be irreversible.
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He's basically sent the Czech Player of the Year Award into an irreversible spiral of hyperinflation, devaluing it with his constant excellence.
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Removing lead poisoning hazards not only prevents irreversible brain damage in children, but also saves between $17 and $221 per $1 invested.
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It is very likely that some physical and ecological impacts will be irreversible for thousands of years, while others will be permanent.
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In the U.S., one shark species in particular is poised at the brink of either recovery or irreversible decline: the dusky shark.
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The immutable and irreversible qualities of this decentralized technology prevent inventors from meddling with it once in use, for better or worse.
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The same report warned that countries had about 12 years to stop greenhouse gas contributions or face irreversible effects of climate change.
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"I really doubt whether America can force Kim Jong Un to accept the complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization (CVID) principle," he said.
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If we don't act now, the downward spiral for local and independent journalism may be irreversible, with harrowing consequences for our democracy.
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Consecutive US administrations have sought the complete, verifiable and irreversible dismantlement of North Korea's nuclear program, known among policy experts as CVID.
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You can help us most of all if you help the Soviet Union on its irreversible but immensely complicated road to democracy.
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The film's conversations about depression and the irreversible effects of climate change brings on a deep sadness that's uncomfortable to sit with.
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If you do not get to a high-wealth prospect or a ranking office bureaucrat in time, the damage can be irreversible.
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"Unless [Trump] gets a good deal," including "permanent, verifiable, irreversible dismantlement of the program … he's going to walk away," the official said.
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The official Chinese coverage at the time made it clear that Kim was not planning on immediate, complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization.
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I think it was the first time that I realized that some decisions were irreversible and you have to live with them.
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In 2019, the era of Trump and irreversible climate change, Chef John's YouTube channel is a calm port in an endless shitstorm.
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Eventually, her unstable behavior — which stems from intense emotions and explicit anxiety disorders — scares off Josh in a real, possibly irreversible way.
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"Take the risk that you may offend someone, rather than putting your child at risk of fatal or irreversible injury," Schaechter said.
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"Some are left with permanent scars, or worse, with life-altering wounds or irreversible damage," Juliette Touma, A UNICEF spokesperson, told Refinery29.
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Leaders will tell Pyongyang "to abandon its nuclear and ballistic missile programs in a complete, verifiable and irreversible manner", the draft said.
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In other areas, wildlife is threatened by huge losses of natural lands because of the near-irreversible march of agriculture and urbanization.
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That, Kim said, was "irreversible with any force", making it impossible for the United States to start a war against North Korea.
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Because nerve damage is irreversible and accumulates as a pregnancy progresses, closing the spine as early as possible can prevent further injury.
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Yes, the human and financial costs to you and your family will be substantial, but nothing you are doing involves irreversible loss.
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I worry that irreversible damage is being done to our norms and institutions by this poisonous cocktail of Trump, Twitter and tribalism.
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We have only a few years left to reverse the trajectory of this befouled planet before a nearly irreversible hell befalls us.
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I'd rather receive a quick bolt of irreversible humiliation than be obliged to keep up some kind of mannequin disposition all day.
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Mr. Hou said the oil spill — now estimated at 300 tons of oil, much more than initially forecast — had caused irreversible damage.
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But with Americans' unique vulnerability from chronic disease, we cannot make an irreversible public health decision based on these far-off hopes.
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Mr. Trump can walk away claiming that the phrase encompasses unilateral "complete, verifiable, irreversible dismantlement," or disarmament of North Korea's nuclear arsenal.
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A representative of Embalo's MADEM-15 party rejected the court's ruling saying the publication of the final results made his victory irreversible.
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Brad Daw (R) drafted a bill that would restrict puberty blockers and hormone treatments for youths, believing that such decisions were irreversible.
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The scientists said that while the damage done to the oceans is in many ways irreversible, there is hope for the future.
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But getting to net-zero emissions before the planet experiences irreversible changes clearly won't happen on the whims of the free-market.
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First, it requires a clear public statement of what important projects are being planned before the decision to proceed has become irreversible.
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These are big, rapid shifts that occur in response to small changes, and may be irreversible, at least in the short term.
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But didn't the Lebanese state have any firefighting aircraft that could have gained us precious time and prevented serious, maybe irreversible, losses?
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"This is an irreversible step toward independence," said Peter W. Galbraith, a former American diplomat with close ties to the Kurdish leadership.
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Told that she couldn't compete at the Olympics because her testosterone levels were too high, Ugandan runner Annet Negesa underwent irreversible surgery.
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" The agreement signed by Trump and Kim omitted the words "verifiable and irreversible" from that phrase, however, referring only to "complete denuclearization.
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The satellite experienced a "major anomaly that resulted in significant and irreversible thermal damage to its batteries" in December, the filing said.
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"Spaceway-1 suffered a major anomaly that resulted in significant and irreversible thermal damage to its batteries," DirecTV said in the filing.
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But the deal proved to be neither final nor irreversible as former "comfort women" rejected it, saying they had not been consulted.
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"Pakistan should take immediate, credible, irreversible and verifiable action against terrorists and terror organizations operating from territories under its control," he said.
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"But one thing is clear, the accord is irreversible non- negotiable and the only instrument for fighting climate change," he told reporters.
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Lawsuits challenging the nationalization of PrivatBank "deal irreversible damage to Ukraine's international image," the central bank said in a separate written statement.
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While only at lower levels, Iran was permitted to continue enriching uranium, an irreversible blow to what's left of the nonproliferation regime.
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The ecosystem could enter an irreversible cascade of collapse and degrade from tropical rainforest into savanna, a process known as a dieback.
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But the damage caused by immunosuppressive drugs is cumulative and irreversible, and use over a decade or longer can cause significant damage.
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New Yorkers feared that the blackout was proof that the social order and perhaps the city itself was in an irreversible decline.
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The question now is whether Pompeo and his North Korean counterpart can move quickly toward a substantive and irreversible action toward denuclearization.
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Annet Negesa, Uganda's 22012-meter Olympic hopeful, says she was advised to undergo an irreversible surgery because of naturally elevated testosterone levels.
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Her physicians believe she is suffering and her condition is irreversible, King said, so the hospital planned to remove her life-support.
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But experts were unsure if this was cosmetic and irreversible -- journalists, not experts, were the only ones invited to the detonation ceremony.
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We must address the root cause and support and invest in STEM education and public science literacy before the damage is irreversible.
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But Washington demands North Korea takes irreversible steps to scrap its arsenal, such as a full disclosure of nuclear facilities and material.
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The complete, verifiable irreversible denuclearization of the Korean peninsula, on top of what has already happened which we can officially say is historic.
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Unless Trump & Co. push hard behind closed doors, we may have to bid farewell to the insistence on CVID – complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearization.
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The potential for irreversible harm to the planet is not an easy thing to talk about with kids, but it's important, educators say.
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I think they not that -- they&aposve said many times -- the Trump administration has said many times they want complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearization.
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Polio, which spreads quickly among children and can cause irreversible paralysis within hours, remains endemic in only three countries - Afghanistan, Pakistan and Nigeria.
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"Human Rights Watch opposes the death penalty in all circumstances as an irreversible, degrading, and cruel punishment," said Brad Adams, HRW Asia director.
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When these tiny pollution particles enter the fetal bloodstream, they may interact with the tissue leading to irreversible damage to the dividing cells.
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A fourth wrong notion is that globalisation is both inevitable and irreversible—the product of technological forces that mere human decisions cannot reverse.
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This serious and irreversible lung condition is called popcorn lung because it has been diagnosed in workers in plants that manufacture microwaveable popcorn.
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It's almost as if Trump's anger at someone, even when he's willing to express it in public, isn't a permanent or irreversible situation.
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Last summer, the plane suffered "irreversible damage to overheated batteries" after a flight between Nagoya and Hawaii that lasted more than 117 hours.
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Congress should be apprised of efforts to guarantee what the administration has referred to as 'complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization' by North Korea.
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Should the United States fail to intervene, the damage done to Puerto Rico's health care system could be irreversible and its consequences deadly.
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The study found that those individuals living closest to busy highways suffered from significantly increased rates of dementia, a symptom of irreversible neurodegeneration.
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" An email from MoviePass reads, "Please note that failure to cooperate with the below safeguards could result in irreversible termination of your subscription.
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His actions, however, have fallen short of Washington's demands for irreversible steps to give up an arsenal that potentially threatens the United States.
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In particular, they are looking for tipping points beyond which rain-on-snow events could have irreversible effects on the Arctic food web.
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Trump's insistence on denying climate change is persistent on the national and international stage, and the damage it could do may be irreversible.
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Using the metaphor of society's house being on fire, Thunberg encouraged others to take responsibility for their actions before the damage becomes irreversible.
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I think for Trump what it means is complete, verifiable, and irreversible denuclearization, that they give up everything, preferably sooner rather than later.
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The permanent displacement of millions of Syrians is one way in which its war and others in the region are causing irreversible changes.
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It's a grueling job by which he creates life out of death, preventing the catastrophe of irreversible extinction with a tide of blood.
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"That kind of harm is irreversible," he added, also hitting Clinton's use of a private email server while serving as secretary of State.
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President Obama laid out his case Monday for why the worldwide movement toward clean energy is "irreversible" and can withstand any policy changes.
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Even if a treatment for her condition had been available, doctors wouldn't have known to administer it until her brain damage was irreversible.
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"We initially decided not to honor the tattoo, invoking the principle of not choosing an irreversible path when faced with uncertainty," wrote Drs.
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To comply, Iran removed 2628 percent of its low-enriched uranium, dramatically reducing its nuclear proliferation capabilities in a verifiable and irreversible way.
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Their language tended to allege that America had taken an irreversible step toward decline and that drastic measures were necessary to save it.
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That will mean denuclearization and rehumanization of the North Korean people must go hand in hand, and both must be verifiable and irreversible.
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The United States and China have reaffirmed their commitment to a "complete, verifiable and irreversible" denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula, Reuters reported Saturday.
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On Tuesday, speaking in front of No. 10 Downing Street, Mr. Cameron warned that a decision to leave would be an "irreversible" choice.
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The panel in October released a dire report that warned that the effects of climate change could soon be irreversible if not addressed.
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If we fail to act now, it is scientifically irrefutable that there will be catastrophic and irreversible consequences for humanity and our planet.
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It will certainly mean that ideology takes a back seat to pragmatism, and that a majority is unable to railroad through irreversible decisions.
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And, for a moment, it looked like Google would say something devastating, something irreversible, the sort of thing you can never take back.
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And with her ill-considered rhetoric, she is leading the House to the inevitable and soon-to-be irreversible decision to impeach Trump.
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"They also say that "the exercise of the power of prorogation would have irreversible legal, constitutional and practical implications for the United Kingdom.
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Side effects can include sleepiness, reduced muscle tone, tunnel vision and reduced sharpness of vision, he said adding that they can be irreversible.
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Such an assessment would be a crucial—and possibly irreversible—error, with consequences that could cascade across whole regions and reverberate for decades.
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Some scientists say the warming must remain below 1.5 degrees Celsius—or 2 degrees Celsius, according to others—to avoid an irreversible catastrophe.
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Macron said that Security Council resolutions needed to remain in place and should only evolve with a complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization process.
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Cyndy Etler's recently-published memoir, The Dead Inside, aims to remind parents and young people of the irreversible harm this approach can cause.
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Technology provides an inherent advantage over commodities — solar price trends are generally irreversible, while fossil fuel prices inevitably fluctuate with supply and demand.
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" He did not say what steps North Korea would take to persuade Washington and its allies that its progress toward denuclearization was "irreversible.
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But if Iowa seems to have moved toward an irreversible reddening, energized Democrats are hoping that the elections in November will prove otherwise.
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In some people, Mortman said, the damage will be irreversible -- making it imperative that Americans heed advice on social distancing and self-isolation.
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Get businesses to make investments in renewable energy and energy efficiency, and you make your policies not only more feasible, but also irreversible.
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Pregnant women and babies are especially vulnerable, as even low levels are associated with serious, irreversible damage to developing brains and nervous systems.
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That is the point at which scientists say the planet will tip into a future of irreversible rising seas and melting ice sheets.
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Analysts foresee a slow, but potentially irreversible, burn for Five Star that will keep Italy distracted and unstable for some time to come.
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Now, maybe Trump won't really pull the plug on Paris; or maybe he'll be gone from the scene before the damage is irreversible.
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And it would be basically irreversible because no presidential administration has dared to even try to rescind immigration amnesties provided by previous presidents.
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In an interim decision, the ECJ said the logging should stop immediately as it could cause "serious and irreversible damage" to the forest.
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The melting of permafrost might be worse: not only irreversible, but releasing vast amounts of carbon dioxide and methane to boost temperatures further.
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" • In the lawsuit, CBS accused Ms. Redstone of presenting "a significant threat of irreparable and irreversible harm to the company and its stockholders.
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That's a number that scientists and policymakers have identified as a red line if the planet is to avoid catastrophic and irreversible consequences.
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Those implications do not seem particularly hopeful because they imply that once genomic decline has begun in a threatened species, it is irreversible.
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At the show's start—apologies for biblical spoilers—he is in an irreversible coma, and the church must elect the titular new pope.
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The bills would both prohibit abortions unless the pregnancy risks the life or poses substantial and irreversible physical harm to the pregnant woman.
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A recent report said the U.S. and China had reaffirmed their commitment to a "complete, verifiable and irreversible" denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.
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Those who believe climate change will become irreversible, uncontrollable and catastrophic in a few years should get to work on their fallout shelters.
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Instead, they can ask to use only the cardiopulmonary criteria: the rule that death comes with the irreversible stop of breathing and heartbeat.
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She warned of the "very high risk of irreversible and catastrophic impact looming on the horizon" if the United States failed to act.
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The latest draft of the G20 language on climate change, seen by Reuters, revives support for the 2015 Paris Agreement, calling it "irreversible".
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With its indigenous populations wiped out, among a slew of other irreversible effects, there could be no return to a pre-colonial state.
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"The lack of oxygen for that extended period of time caused irreversible damage, making it not survivable," Fairfield Police Chief Gary MacNamara told PEOPLE.
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According to Lowry, the best "treatment" is to prevent lead exposure before it happens, since the effects of lead on the brain are irreversible.
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Jahi had been declared dead in December 2013 at age 13 after suffering irreversible brain damage during surgery in California to remove her tonsils.
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SECRETARY OF STATE MIKE POMPEO: The complete verifiable and irreversible denuclearization of the Korean peninsula is the only outcome that we will find acceptable.
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We should be clear with the North Koreans that they will denuclearize, we will verify it, it will be irreversible, and that&aposs it.
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Each of these is individually massively challenging and far beyond what is currently possible (and remember in most definitions death is an irreversible condition).
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The girl had already been declared dead in December 2013 after suffering irreversible brain damage during routine surgery in California when she was 13.
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A government spokesperson in Seoul confirmed Tuesday that Moon would seek a complete, verifiable and irreversible dismantlement of Pyongyang's nuclear arsenal during the meeting.
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Environmental groups have long suspected EDF of playing for time, seeking to prevent the closure from becoming irreversible before the end of Hollande's presidency.
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"Our objective remains unchanged: We're committed to permanent, verifiable, irreversible dismantling of North Koreans' weapons of mass destruction programs without delay," Mr. Pompeo said.
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Those who choose a trans identity are being started on irreversible treatment ever younger, despite evidence that without it most would change their mind.
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"He should have decided against resisting arrest, but a man with a family lost his life and that is an irreversible tragedy," O'Neill said.
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In fact, once a claiming decision is made, it is irreversible - although it is possible to shift to a higher spousal or survivor benefit.
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In a memo late Thursday, Trump cited "potentially irreversible harm" to national security if he were to allow all records to come out now.
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He has done irreversible damage to me and my family during the trial and we have sat silently, listening to him shape the evening.
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Gender reassignment is a momentous choice, since it causes irreversible physical changes and, if surgery is done to reshape the genitalia, perhaps also sterility.
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Time travelers are just more satisfying entertainment when they leave some sort of mark, or make some sort of irreversible mistake, big or small.
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Rabat said its decisions were irreversible, though one diplomat said the United States and Morocco were discussing MINURSO's future at the foreign minister level.
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Caused by a poor diet in a child's first 1,000 days of life, stunting has severe, irreversible consequences on physical health and cognitive functioning.
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The really bad ones tend to have to do with stock options or anything with irreversible tax consequences like missing an 83(b) election.
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Research shows that insufficient nutrition in the first 22021,123 days of a child's life can lead to irreversible damage to health, growth and development.
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Caregivers' decisions might not align with the ones an incapacitated person would make, Rehnquist argued, and actions such as discontinuing life support are irreversible.
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He did make sure I understood that it's a permanent and irreversible option, and then he had me read and sign a consent form.
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The worldwide shift toward lower-carbon energy is "irreversible" and only gaining steam, Obama said in an article published Monday in the journal Science.
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If this is not corrected, Israel could suffer an exodus of educated people "to reach a magnitude that may become irreversible", Ben-David warned.
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Yemen also carried out a vaccination campaign in February, 2017 against polio, which spreads quickly among children and can cause irreversible paralysis within hours.
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The hospital believes that the 11-month-old baby has suffered irreversible brain damage that cannot be healed by treatment, according to CBS News.
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Only when such a swerve of consciousness can finally become an irreversible gesture can we the people hope to heal a darkly fractured land.
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"Both sides reaffirm that they will strive for the complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula," the official Xinhua news agency said.
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Many people think that inequality is driven by irreversible trends in globalization and technological change, resulting in domination by multinational corporations and their executives.
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Mercury is a highly toxic neurotoxin that, when ingested by pregnant women, crosses the placenta and results in irreversible brain damage in unborn children.
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While inspired by bitcoin, the system is not yet on blockchain, a record-keeping system that is designed to make transactions irreversible, Fomenko said.
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"We initially decided not to honor the tattoo, invoking the principle of not choosing an irreversible path when faced with uncertainty," the study said.
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Jewell's veto came after a four-year study determined it would cause irreversible damage to the refuge and the wildlife that depend on it.
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Irreversible after it begins, it's thought to be caused by a buildup in the brain of beta amyloid plaques and neurofibrillary tangles called tau.
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Experts warn that in the absence of a clear international charter, deep sea mining operations could cause irreversible damage to a little understood ecology.
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The dramatic melt suggests that Greenland's ice sheet is approaching a tipping point that could set it on an irreversible course towards disappearing entirely.
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That could be a dangerous time for Opportunity because extremely low temperatures can cause irreversible damage to the rover's batteries, wiring and computer systems.
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At times last month, it seemed that blanket television coverage of the human toll of separations would inflict irreversible political damage on the administration.
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It will be a fight about the allocation of resources on an international level in an era of actually inevitable and irreversible climate change.
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The White House is setting itself up for failure by classifying anything short of complete, verifiable and irreversible dismantlement (CVID) as a losing hand.
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They were told that normal relations with the United States would require complete, verifiable, irreversible dismantlement of their nuclear weapons and nuclear weapons facilities.
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Pro-peace sentiment was also out in force following Kerry's meeting with FARC leaders with the word "irreversible" particularly common in social media posts.
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But we are lulled into dangerous complacency if we assume that because rights and opportunities have expanded over time, growth is inevitable and irreversible.
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The movement shows how art, before the more recent deep commercialization of the artist voice, played an irreversible role in portraying society's uncomfortable truths.
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Progressive and irreversible geographic atrophy affects more than 5 million people worldwide, impairing reading, driving, recognizing faces, and activities in dim or low light.
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The corrosive water also caused irreversible damage to lead pipes throughout the city, meaning that the tap water is still not safe to drink.
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Although mouse studies are not a perfect stand-in for human studies, this does suggest evidence for an irreversible cognitive decline after chronic use.
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To increase the block size would be to augment bitcoin's core code in an irreversible way, and move the goalposts of the whole ecosystem.
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She would like to see several years of data on a gene therapy, whose effects are likely irreversible, before contemplating it for her son.
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"They are suffering massive abuses of their human rights, some of which are potentially irreversible," the two said in a statement late on Wednesday.
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"Killing this African-American man whose case appears to have been strongly mishandled by the courts could produce an irreversible injustice," King wrote Tuesday.
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Ending DACA would also have "profound and irreversible" social costs, Judge Garaufis said, as hundreds of thousands of recipients are separated from their families.
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Even low levels -- below the EPA threshold -- have been linked to serious, irreversible damage to developing brains, making children and pregnant women most vulnerable.
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Without it, climate change could become irreversible -- a reality brought to light by the fires in the region that have been raging this week.
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That could lead to "an irreversible chain of reactions that can degrade groundwater and agriculture deep inland, impacting food security and employment," said Heggy.
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In fact, he says he is insisting on "complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearization," presumably meaning eliminating all of North Korea's atomic weapons and production facilities.
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Klobuchar (D-Minn.) blasted the administration during a fall trip to the state, saying the president has done "irreversible damage" to the ethanol industry.
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This formulation appears to be a tongue-in-cheek answer to the U.S. demand for "complete, verifiable, irreversible dismantlement" (CVID) of Pyongyang's nuclear program.
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In the long run, depending on the presentation of the infection, another outcome from acute respiratory distress syndrome could lead to irreversible lung injury.
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Scientists also fear the Amazon is closer to a tipping point where it will enter an irreversible cycle of collapse known as a dieback.
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Hundreds of Flint children are thought to now have elevated blood-lead levels, which can lead to serious, irreversible damage to the nervous system.
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We now know that exposure of the brain to pleasure producing substances commonly results in irreversible changes to the individual's pain and pleasure balance.
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According to Michael Parr, study coauthor and president of American Bird Conservancy it's hard to know where the tipping point is for irreversible losses.
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The regulator said it has fined Uber S$6.6 million and Grab S$6.4 million to deter future completed, irreversible mergers that harm competition.
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The NFIP has had to borrow $40 billion from taxpayers to date, and the debt load has risen to a level that is irreversible.
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Whilst my mind has been on the mend and feels much clearer a year later, I feel the damage to my body is irreversible.
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Pompeo bristled at a question about why the words "verifiable" and "irreversible" were not in the summit joint statement, in the context of denuclearization.
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Scientific consensus holds that there are just 11 years left before the effects of climate change become irreversible and lead to potential global disaster.
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"Our posture will not change until we see credible steps taken toward the complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization of the Korean peninsula," he said.
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In November 2014, the New York State Department of Health found that mistakes made by Korovin and the clinic's staff caused her irreversible brain damage.
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These actions will place the youth of America, as well as future generations, at irreversible, severe risk to the most devastating consequences of global warming.
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Mattis said the Pentagon will "hold the line" and support the diplomatic effort to secure the "complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula."
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"But if we work together in as many countries as possible we can by 2030 have substantive equality and changes that are irreversible," she said.
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It allows exceptions to prevent a "serious risk of the substantial and irreversible impairment of a major bodily function" or the death of the mother.
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I want to begin with an acronym we&aposre going to hear a lot about over the next few days, CVID, complete verifiable irreversible denuclearization.
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Such shifts are almost irreversible for perennial crops like coffee, as the decision to abandon or cut down trees can hit production for several years.
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The South and its allies have in mind a complete, irreversible and verifiable process under which the North would forgo all of its nuclear weapons.
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Andrew Bailey, chief executive of Britain's Financial Conduct Authority, told lawmakers on Tuesday that firms would take "irreversible" decisions if there were no deal soon.
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To avoid crossing an irreversible threshold in the Amazon, a sensible thing would be to allow portions of the forest, without dispacing people, to regrow.
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Last year, the plane suffered "irreversible damage to overheated batteries" after a record breaking flight between Nagoya and Hawaii that lasted more than four days.
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We need to take stock of how our actions may be leading to an irreversible loss of several smaller forms of life such as frogs.
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A gossypol compound has been pursued as a male contraceptive, but studies found the effects irreversible in around 20 percent of men and potentially toxic.
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Doctors say Delhi's 16 million residents are at risk of suffering irreversible lung damage and some children there already have the lungs of chain smokers.
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Since then, few concrete steps have been made toward the full and irreversible dismantling of North Korea's nuclear arms program that Washington has called for.
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In a memo late Thursday, Trump cited "potentially irreversible harm" to national security if he were to allow all of the records to be released.
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The European Union's foreign affairs chief Federica Mogherini said North Korea's move was a positive step and called for an "irreversible denuclearisation" of the country.
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More says this is a big no-no because it's irreversible, and that this "destructive" form of preservation is not a true form of survival.
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We will be asking the federal appeals court to expedite the ongoing appeals proceeding to halt the irreversible and imminent damage from Trump's border wall.
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The virus, which can cause irreversible paralysis within hours, spreads rapidly among children, especially in unsanitary conditions in war-torn regions, where healthcare is limited.
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Charlie suffers from mitochondrial DNA depletion syndrome, a rare degenerative condition which has left him with irreversible brain damage and a loss of motor skills.
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"It could be used to control fertility in pets and farm animals, and […] if it was irreversible, it might be a desired outcome," Dean says.
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The new bill would ban abortions due to irreversible damage to the fetus, removing the main legal recourse Polish women have to obtain a termination.
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Some of the more rational presidential advisers -- particularly Tillerson and McMaster -- also recognize the potentially irreversible damage of a unilateral withdrawal from the nuclear agreement.
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High levels of sugar in her blood damaged the nerves which control her stomach muscles, leaving her with a painful and irreversible condition called gastroparesis.
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Clearly, the initial contact had not triggered an irreversible change; the continued presence of the bacteria was necessary for metamorphosis to go all the way.
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The West Antarctic Ice Sheet looks doomed, a fatal instability that will lead to its irreversible decay and raise global sea levels by three meters.
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Trump could demand that Kim agree to a complete, verifiable, and irreversible disarmament before agreeing to any relief, which Kim is not likely to accept.
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"The leaders discussed a broad range of defense issues and reaffirmed the importance of the complete, verifiable, and irreversible denuclearization of North Korea," White added.
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In the final communique, the 19 other leaders took note of the U.S. decision to withdraw from the Paris climate accord and declared it "irreversible".
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Industries from technology, media and telecommunications to health care are being pushed by irreversible shifts in consumer behavior and fierce competition from technology-savvy competitors.
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It will require intense US focus, endurance and attention to detail to achieve an accounting of Pyongyang's nuclear arsenal and its verifiable and irreversible termination.
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Successive US administrations, including Trump's, have instead stated their ultimate policy goal is the complete, verifiable and irreversible dismantlement of North Korea's nuclear weapons program.
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Once common in household paint, gasoline and plumbing, lead is a neurotoxin that causes irreversible health impacts, including cognitive impairment and attention disorders in children.
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Iranian and Saudi claims to respectively represent the Shia and Sunni grievances cannot be allowed to steer the regional order to an irreversible civil war.
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And also that their decisions, no matter how harmless or small they may seem, might have a huge and irreversible impact on other people's lives.
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The latter goal is what climate scientists say is necessary worldwide to avoid warming of 1.5 degrees Celsius, the point at which irreversible catastrophe begins.
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Thunberg and the rest of her generation are now desperately trying to get them and other world leaders to act before climate change becomes irreversible.
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Jim shared a photo of himself and Hart, who was diagnosed with irreversible brain damage over the summer, sitting inside a Vitaeris 320 hyperbaric chamber.
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Environmental studies released over the past year have warned that carbon emissions will cause irreversible damage if they aren't reversed in the next 12 years.
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"Our goal is not war, but rather the complete, verifiable, and irreversible denuclearization of the Korean peninsula," Mattis said, as North Korean soldiers kept watch.
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African Americans are more likely to suffer the worst consequences of having diabetes, which can include blindness, numbness of the limbs, and irreversible kidney damage.
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A strong commitment by Britain and the EU to a transition deal after Brexit would ease pressure on firms to take irreversible decisions, he added.
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Moving contracts, like relocating staff, is an "irreversible" step - companies do not want to repeat the legal process or have to obtain customer approval again.
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From there it enters the circulatory system, causing any number of neurological horrors, including irreversible brain damage — lower I.Q., reduced attention span, increased antisocial behavior.
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Sin embargo, señalan que ya se habrá ganado bastante aun si eso sucede: "Se ha cambiado la discusión pública de manera irreversible", dice una analista.
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We believe these actions are both morally and economically misguided, and will inflict irreversible harm on the startup community and America's ability to compete globally.
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Of course, Donato's sexual assault of Lenù is different than Marcello Solara's courting of Lila, but both men trap these young girls in irreversible ways.
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The latest draft, seen by Reuters, includes language supporting implementation of the 2015 Paris Agreement, and saying the accord signed by 200 nations is "irreversible".
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The damage that will be done to the Republican brand and those Christians who watch their religious leaders stand by Mr. Moore will be irreversible.
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The irony here is that tourists, often motivated by a desire to connect with traditional cultures, are hastening the irreversible changes to these same cultures.
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The joint statement with North Korea lacked Mr. Trump's previous mantra-like demand that denuclearization not just be complete but also be verifiable and irreversible.
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" Earlier this week, the 9th Circuit said it would block the Trump administration's "Remain in Mexico" policy, saying it was "causing extreme and irreversible harm.
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Though the disease doesn't cause complete blindness, it's overall one of the leading causes of irreversible vision loss in people over the age of 50.
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In a statement after the match, officials from the United States Tennis Association explained that once the chair umpire made his rulings, they were irreversible.
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The deal came amid overwhelming support from Europeans who see irreversible climate change as one of their biggest threats, more so than terrorism or unemployment.
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" The statement also called on Pyongyang to give up its nuclear and ballistic missile programs in a manner that would be "complete, verifiable and irreversible.
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With President Trump at the helm of our nation's wildlife ark, we are setting an irreversible collision course toward an environmental catastrophe of epic proportions.
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"Removal of such trees results in an irreversible habitat loss for dependent species," said Grzegorz Mikusinski, associate professor at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences.
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Magic words: The communiqué must read that the Paris agreement is "irreversible" and that the G-13 countries "fully commit" to implementing it, officials explained.
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The Nobel committee will likely want to see "real and irreversible" change in North Korea before it considers awarding anyone the Peace Prize, Urdal added.
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The 4,000 megawatt plant has had a "devastating and irreversible impact" on the coastal ecosystem, reducing fish stocks and destroying livelihoods, according to the communities.
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China's State Forestry Administration disputed the designation and told The Associated Press that "giant pandas could still suffer irreversible loss" if conservation efforts were relaxed.
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Every member of the group except the U.S. reaffirmed the Paris climate accord as "irreversible," according to German Chancellor Angela Merkel, reported the Associated Press.
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The Amazon rainforest is "teetering on the edge" of an irreversible threshold that would turn it into a savanna, a group of top scientists warn.
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The leader, who began his second five-year term in October, has vowed to maintain the "irreversible" momentum of the campaign to root out corruption.
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When the fundamental relationship of every human being — the relationship of a child with his or her mother — is severed, the effects can be irreversible.
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"What worried me about the Vatican's suggestion to take the child is that Charlie has irreversible brain injury," Dr. Truog said in a phone interview.
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"The war crimes being carried out by Netanyahu and his government are causing irreversible damage to this entire region," the party said in a statement.
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But Pyongyang's actions have fallen short of U.S. demands for irreversible steps to scrap its arsenal, including a full disclosure of nuclear facilities and materials.
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There is growing evidence that the world's dependence on oil could be on the verge of an irreversible decline thanks to a drop in demand.
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"Our goal is not war, but rather the complete, verifiable, and irreversible denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula," Mattis said, as North Korean soldiers kept watch.
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