However, thermal runaway could lead to the end of a mission.
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Pursuing such a strategy could lead to the end of NAFTA.
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This could eventually lead to the end of any Israeli Jewish state.
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Would a potential design change lead to the end of the headphone jack?
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Otherwise that's another thing that's going to lead to the end of media.
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Read: Trump's Ghostwriter Thinks His Presidency Could Lead to the 'End of Civilization'
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What's happening now that you believe will lead to the end of animal farming?
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The ouster of one or both officials could lead to the end of the investigation.
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Will the FB issues lead to the end of open APIs and more walled gardens ?
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Lewis has suggested this may lead to the end of their Bravo series after 11 seasons.
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Lewis believes this fight may lead to the end of their Bravo series after 11 seasons.
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Embracing our Second Amendment rights — not limiting them — will lead to the end of school violence.
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By the same token, an affair doesn't have to lead to the end of a marriage.
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The latter, Lewis has suggested may lead to the end of their Bravo series after 11 seasons.
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Does the end of life as we know it inevitably lead to the end of the world?
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The latter, Lewis has suggested may lead to the end of their Bravo series after 11 seasons.
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While the Mueller investigation was ongoing, some believed it could lead to the end of Trump's presidency.
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"It could very much lead to the end of the current status quo as we know it."
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His presidency could "lead to the end of civilization," as his own ghostwriter, Tony Schwartz has said.
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Failing to solve these two issues may lead to the end of life as we know it.
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"Winning would mean—well, it wouldn't lead to the end of capitalism, of course," she says with a laugh.
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James Traub's article will perhaps lead to the end of use of that odious phrase ''boots on the ground.
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It is certainly possible that Mueller is sitting on blockbuster evidence that will lead to the end of this administration.
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"There are moments where one sentence or wrong look can lead to the end of your life," she told me.
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That issue in particular has divided labor unions because it would lead to the end of mining and drilling jobs.
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"It will inevitably lead to the end of Europe and of the euro, and, eventually, to France's relegation," he said.
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Musk has said often that he thinks AI could ultimately lead to the end of civilization as we know it.
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I don't think it would lead to the end of the EU. Because people will also see how painful it is.
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Pulos is Monroe's godmother, and Lewis has suggested their rift may lead to the end of their Bravo series after 11 seasons.
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If that catch isn't resolved, it could cast Sears' future in serious doubt and lead to the end of the famed retailer.
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The DPRK should cease any consideration of actions that would lead to the end of its regime and the destruction of its people.
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Many feared the bookselling giant would lead to the end of specialty comic book stores like Forbidden Planet, but that wasn't what happened.
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It could also lead to the end of the W.T.O., because the system for settling disputes has long been its most effective part.
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The event marked 100 years since Armistice Day, when the Allies and Germany signed an armistice that lead to the end of the war.
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Rare showed off the first gameplay last year, a video that showed off how quickly battles can lead to the end of your ship.
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In Shadow of the Tomb Raider, Lara must fix a mistake she made that could very well lead to the end of the world.
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One scientist raises the possibility that broadcasting our location to potentially hyperviolent and superintelligent beings could lead to the end of the human race.
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"It will inevitably lead to the end of Europe and of the euro, and, eventually, to France's relegation," Mr. Cazeneuve, the prime minister, said.
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Where is your imagination for how to reverse this trend that will inevitably lead to the end of Israel as a Jewish democratic state?
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"The DPRK should cease any consideration of actions that would lead to the end of its regime and the destruction of its people," Mattis said.
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"I genuinely believe that if Trump wins and gets the nuclear codes there is an excellent possibility it will lead to the end of civilization."
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"If, God forbid, something like that were to happen, it would lead to the end of all civilization and maybe also the planet," said Putin.
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If the court orders the Polish parliament to review the bill and amend parts of it, that could lead to the end of the crisis with Israel.
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Credit Suisse doubts this "mini-deal" will lead to the end of the U.S. trade war with China, saying it sees "daunting obstacles" to a full resolution.
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Democrats fear that GOP demands for concessions on a bill meant to stabilize insurance markets could lead to the end of key protections for consumers under ObamaCare.
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For Aniston's character Alex, the worry is that the network's need to shake things up after the scandal will also lead to the end of her career.
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" He continued, "I genuinely believe that if Trump wins and gets the nuclear codes, there is an excellent possibility it will lead to the end of civilization.
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" US Defense Secretary James Mattis said North Korea must "cease any consideration of actions that would lead to the end of its regime and destruction of its people.
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"The DPRK should cease any consideration of actions that would lead to the end of its regime and the destruction of its people," Mattis said in a statement.
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If the experiment were expanded, he says, it could in effect lead to the end of the internal market, since it blurs the line between provider and buyer.
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Tillerson said the hope of the US was still to pressure North Korea into "serious negotiations" that would lead to the end of the isolated nation's nuclear program.
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" He went on, "I genuinely believe that if Trump wins and gets the nuclear codes there is an excellent possibility it will lead to the end of civilization.
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That date would essentially rule out the possibility that a referendum could not only lead to the end of the Maduro presidency, but to a general election as well.
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He said the lower rate will lead to the end of "inversions" — transactions in which U.S. companies merge with foreign businesses and then reincorporate overseas to lower their taxes.
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Israel would be unlikely to accede to equal rights, because granting a vote to millions of Palestinians would eventually lead to the end of Israel as a Jewish state.
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Months later, a labor movement in a shipyard in Gdansk planted the seeds for a nonviolent revolution that would lead to the end of Communist rule one decade later.
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By declining to defend Obamacare, the Trump administration tacitly supported the litigation, which could lead to the end of the pre-existing condition provision if the states win their lawsuit.
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That included a massive feud between Lewis and his other Flipping Out costar, Jenni Pulos, which appears to have lead to the end of their Bravo series after 11 seasons.
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That question could have a bearing on the central issue of whether the decision to use Article 50 would, inevitably, lead to the end of some rights bestowed by Parliament.
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The President rages against it, denouncing it as a hoax and a witch hunt, while some of Trump's political adversaries hope it will lead to the end of his presidency.
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Over the next two episodes, it seems Sabrina's souped up new magical abilities may just lead to the end of the world, rather than the human-witch paradise she hoped for.
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Political opponents and Western critics say it could lead to the end of a state built on the rule of law, a free press, civil society and a vibrant political discourse.
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This would surely lead to the end of the democratic opposition's ability to claim a legitimate mandate to govern Venezuela and bring the country closer to the abyss of civil war.
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But next week, leaders of the conservative party are set to meet behind closed doors, fueling speculation over whether the poor results could lead to the end of Ms. Merkel's chancellorship.
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If that happens, the vote would probably lead to the end of Russia's exile from track and field, whose international governing body has insisted Russia remain banned until WADA clears it.
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The editorial board previously warned that a court's ruling striking down stop and frisk as unconstitutional would lead to the end of a decades-long crime decline in New York City.
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In this case, the fall of El Chapo won't lead to the end of the drug trade, but instead will lead to someone else replacing him as head of the Sinaloa Cartel.
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In this case, the fall of El Chapo won't lead to the end of the drug trade, but instead will lead to someone else replacing him as head of the Sinaloa cartel.
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Even in a very conservative state like Louisiana, the reality of systemic racism now seems harder to avoid — and it may lead to the end of its non-unanimous jury law this November.
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Resigning might make a stronger statement than an anonymous Op-Ed, but it would be unlikely to lead to the end of the administration thanks to the political realities of 2018, he said.
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The scandal eventually may lead to the end of the N.B.A.'s "one-and-done" rule, which currently bars players from entering the draft until one year after their high school class' graduation.
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Read more " _____ • Derek Hunter in Town Hall: "Every move, every tweet is a threat to democracy, an affront to humanity, and surely will lead to the end of life as we know it.
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It is often a difficult line between liberty, freedom and capitulation to societal changes which can lead to the end of our free and open society which would ultimately result in less liberty.
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The activity — around a foundation of Robinson Cano, Nelson Cruz, Felix Hernandez and Kyle Seager — should lead to the end of a 15-season playoff drought, the longest active streak in the majors.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis on Wednesday told North Korea it must stop any action that would "lead to the end of its regime" and "stand down" in its pursuit of nuclear weapons.
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"The DPRK should cease any consideration of actions that would lead to the end of its regime and the destruction of its people," Mattis said in a statement Wednesday, using an acronym for North Korea.
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Stephen Hawking has penned a thoughtful appeal for post-Brexit Britain to reconsider the role that wealth plays in society, warning that isolationism and envy could even lead to the end of the human species.
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But he will have failed trying to show his party that, in his mind, following Trump blindly down the path he is heading could lead to the end of the Republican Party as currently compromised.
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Lewis also had a massive fight with his other Flipping Out costar, Jenni Pulos, which ended their nearly 20-year friendship and appears to have lead to the end of their Bravo series after 11 seasons.
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The revelation followed Elias' diagnosis with pancreatic and liver cancer this past spring, and also lead to the end of Gilbert's marriage to José Nunes – the man who inspired the "love" portion of Eat, Pray, Love.
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But both he and Pelosi have lately demonstrated a commitment to bipartisanship and compromise that, maybe ironically, will prevent anything from being done and in the absolute worst case lead to the end of the world.
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In other Washington news The Trump administration's hard line on issues like an expiration date for Nafta and putting country-of-origin labels on auto parts could lead to the end of the free-trade agreement.
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She got her biggest laugh when she made fun of WIRED for predicting in 2000 that the internet would both lead to the end of political division and be a place where government interference would be senseless.
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Cosatu has signaled its preference for Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa, a former trade unionist turned business tycoon who was the ANC's key negotiator in the talks that lead to the end of white-minority rule in 1994.
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The meltdown in reporting results was a shocking outcome for one of the most highly-anticipated political events since the 2016 election, and it could lead to the end of the Iowa caucuses as we know them.
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" By contrast, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis used some of his strongest language yet on North Korea, warning Pyongyang it must stop any action that would "lead to the end of its regime and the destruction of its people.
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In recent weeks, some doomsayers have expressed a belief that according to Biblical prophesy Saturday, September 23, would kick off seven years of catastrophic events that would lead to the end of the world as we know it.
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Some people have theorized that self-driving cars and ride-hailing apps will lead to the end of public transport, but really, you still can't beat the efficiency of cramming a load of people into a single bus.
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Fifty-nine percent of those surveyed said they expect the investigation, now led by former FBI Director Robert Mueller, will lead to the end of the Russia inquiry, while 2628 percent said it would lead to Trump's impeachment.
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Ganguly pointed out that the court order doesn&apost immediately lift the shutdown, and said the government may try to delay it using "security justifications," but she still expects it will lead to the end of the shutdown.
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The movie shows voters at campaign rallies, holding up signs that read "Country First," railing against a media that they believed was stacked for the Democrats and forecasting how an Obama presidency would lead to the end of civilization.
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As a senior speechwriter and advisor for eight years to President Ronald Reagan, Rohrabacher helped craft the Reagan Doctrine that lead to the end of the Cold War, freed millions of people, and lifted the threat of nuclear annihilation.
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The pressure to be popular on social media and get as many followers, likes, and shares as possible is a common stress — one that can even lead to the end of friendships and romantic relationships in more extreme cases.
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" Guaido, in a speech on Thursday, confirmed opposition envoys were in Norway, which was mediating between both sides, but said they would not get involved in a "false negotiation that does not lead to the end of the usurpation.
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State Department spokesperson Morgan Ortagus confirmed on Thursday that Khalilzad was back in Washington after traveling to Doha and Kabul last month to try to secure a deal that could lead to the end of America's longest-running war.
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" "If, God forbid, something like that were to happen, it would lead to the end of all civilization and maybe also the planet... These are serious questions and it's a real shame that there's a tendency to underestimate them.
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Mattis warned North Korea on Wednesday it must stop any action that would "lead to the end of its regime" and "stand down" in its pursuit of nuclear weapons, saying Pyongyang's actions would continue to be "grossly overmatched by ours".
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The announcement comes as high-level trade officials from China and the U.S. prepare to meet in Washington next month, in hopes that a new round of negotiations can lead to the end of the two nations' yearlong trade war.
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Amster: And while I was working on it, I kept thinking that the publication of the papers would soon lead to the end of the Vietnam War because there was so much damning material about Lyndon Johnson and John F. Kennedy.
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Franklin E. Kameny Childhood Residence Franklin E. Kameny, whose activism helped lead to the end of a federal ban on gay employees and the end of the medical classification of homosexuality as a mental illness, lived here from 1925 to 1948.
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The story opens with Paul Serene and the player-controlled "hero" character, Jack Joyce, performing a time-travel experiment that literally blows up in their faces, causing a fracture in time that will ultimately lead to the end of time.
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A former trade unionist who was the ANC's key negotiator in the talks that lead to the end of apartheid, Ramaphosa went on to become a wealthy business tycoon, making him a favorite of both the party's left wing and the business community.
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"The DPRK should cease any consideration of actions that would lead to the end of its regime and the destruction of its people," Mattis said in a statement, using the acronym for North Korea's official name, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
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In the ninth inning of Thursday's game, Ortiz hit a run-scoring single to help fuel the comeback — one more occasion in which Ortiz was the backbone of a Red Sox victory that could lead to the end of the Yankees' season.
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"China won't go for anything that looks like it could lead to the end of the regime, because the alternatives will either be a U.S.-dominated peninsula, or a regime collapse with a colossal bill that China will have to pick up," he said.
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The takeaways: Thunberg said that, around 2030, "an irreversible chain reaction that will most likely lead to the end of our civilization as we know it" will begin, adding that changes like a 50% reduction of CO2 emissions would be needed to avoid that outcome.
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Parental litigation and insurance issues tied to head injuries could lead to the end of public funding for high school football, Fink said, adding that the sport's recruitment pool would begin to stagnate if pre-college play was forced to rely on private funding.
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It's been a hard year for the couple, with the two facing challenges including the death of Lewis's grandmother and a massive feud between Lewis and Flipping Out costar Jenni Pulos, which may lead to the end of their Bravo series after 11 seasons.
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An earlier version of this column incorrectly stated the circumstances under which Lamine Diack left the presidency of the I.A.A.F. His presidency ended before he was arrested on charges of bribe-taking; his arrest did not lead to the end of his term in office.
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While some have predicted that autonomous vehicles will lead to the end of private ownership as we know it, this is hardly inevitable: No fleet operator will ever provide the same convenience of having a robot chauffeur in your driveway whenever you need it.
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After she learns from Henry that Mike offered him a 10-year plea deal, a question bubbles to the surface: Will Maia support her family knowing it will most likely lead to the end of Diane's career and the firm she now calls home?
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In a new interview with the New Yorker, Schwartz says he "genuinely" believes that if Trump were the president of the United States, "there is an excellent possibility it will lead to the end of civilization": "I put lipstick on a pig," he said.
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As Times opinion columnist Michelle Goldberg explained, BDS "is deeply taboo in American politics for several reasons" — because, its critics argue, it is merely a hypocritical mask for anti-Semitism and because it could ultimately lead to the end of a majority Jewish population in Israel.
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The survey also found 41% approve of Trump's handling of foreign affairs, and 40% say they approve of his handling of the situation in Afghanistan after the announcement of a peace deal with the Taliban, which could lead to the end of the nearly two-decade long war there.
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Ms. Cobb, 69, is now considering a question looming over many homeowners: After two devastating floods, does she want the option to sell her home to the Federal Emergency Management Agency, something that the town's leaders voted down in 1999, fearing it would lead to the end of their community?
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Washington (CNN)US Defense Secretary James Mattis issued a dramatic ultimatum to North Korea on Wednesday to "cease any consideration of actions that would lead to the end of its regime and destruction of its people" -- strong words that come just one day after President Donald Trump warned that the US could unleash "fire and fury" on Pyongyang.
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But if Ross did issue a threat, as three people told the New York Times, it turns Sharpiegate into a warning that contradicting Trump, even in the interest of safety, can lead to the end of one's livelihood (if not career), and that the man in charge of the 2020 census is not above ordering the manipulation of facts in order to please the president.
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The brothers and their wives stood together inside the venue for Kate and William's 2011 wedding as they celebrated 100 years since Armistice Day, when the Allies and Germany signed an armistice that lead to the end of World War I. Kate went for a royal rewear in a green coat that she previously wore on St. Patrick's Day in 2017 along with a black headband, while her husband wore a blue suit.
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