If you lurch the controller sticks, the quadcopter will lurch in response.
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They lurch at each, inflicting damage with beaks and wings.
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At one point, Davidson appeared to lurch off the stage.
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Trapped inside, Gazans lurch from one crisis to the next.
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Businessmen lurch through the aisles and laugh with unmistakable cruelty.
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That precise time when you lurch from wellness to illness.
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The international grounding has left many travelers in the lurch.
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Currency traders may already be bracing for that lurch lower.
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Just how often are hospice patients left in the lurch?
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"These wolves are being left in the lurch," he said.
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But technology could lurch that into fast forward, he warned.
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Here are prices since 1980: Oil prices lurch and swing.
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We lurch from crisis to crisis and call it governing.
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All of this portends a slow, steady lurch toward disaster.
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The country's nativist lurch has outraged liberals and divided Polish society.
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Both companies subsequently closed, leaving thousands of students in the lurch.
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When the ride starts, the cars lurch, and the fog hisses.
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Yet the latest lurch down is also a source of anxiety.
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When he'd get drunk, which was often, my stomach would lurch.
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Any lurch to authoritarianism is likely to have consequences for minorities.
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The policy still could leave lots of travelers in the lurch.
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We lurch from one surprise, provocation and scandal to the next.
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After all the Republican lurch in this direction predated Mr. Trump.
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He has moved even Mr. McConnell to lurch toward a compliment.
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Beyond leaving NATO allies in the lurch he has also left Israel, the Syrian Kurds, Jordan and Iraq in that lurch as they are left to deal with the threats emanating from Syria, Lebanon and Iran.
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Mr Maduro's lurch to dictatorship has opened cracks in his political base.
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In other cases, the schools collapsed suddenly, leaving students in the lurch.
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Robert Bentley filling Sessions' seat, which could leave DeVos in the lurch.
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And so, ignorant, we lurch toward nuclear war built atop mutual miscomprehension.
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Laurent Wauquiez, architect of the failed rightward lurch, has resigned as leader.
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The shift has, in large part, mirrored the party's overall lurch leftward.
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In the next it would lurch in time with a discharging rifle.
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Is she a brave, regular person battling the impending lurch of technology?
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Still, there was some measure of hope that Iraq could lurch forward.
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More often it is a lurch to the populist and reactionary right.
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That's millions and millions of people that are left in the lurch.
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However, there's a lurch in her switch from flat to spatial backgrounds.
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The danger of a lurch to populism and political radicalization is obvious.
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The boy panics, and leaves her in the lurch, as she sighs.
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His latest incarnation dovetails with a broader leftward lurch in Democratic politics.
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Don't leave your boss and co-workers in the lurch, Sutton said.
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The future of film production in the state remains in a lurch.
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The move could leave General Motors, Toyota and Fiat Chrysler in a lurch.
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If a game throws a young character into danger, our hearts instinctually lurch.
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In essence, a far-right party could lurch even further to the right.
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This year, it seemed there was a lurch towards deficiencies rather than strengths.
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They don't arrive in a BMW, but rather lurch up in Comanche's beater.
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A lurch into another global crisis, Mr Pradhan reckons, would require three ingredients.
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Santaniello said, however, that those account holders won't be left in the lurch.
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Even when the theoretical power spools up, it arrives in a woozy lurch.
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Others of Trump's reversals leave millions of his fellow Americans in the lurch.
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The Associated Press: Democrats lurch left on top policies as 2020 primary begins.
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" Dameron married in his early 20s, a sort of desperate lurch toward "normality.
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Hickenlooper framed his candidacy around stemming the leftward lurch of the Democratic Party.
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Sitting far to one side of the stage, I felt my stomach lurch.
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Witnesses painfully lurch back and forth in responding to friendly or hostile fire.
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The latest Israeli elections confirm the definitive lurch of voters to the right.
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Airline regulations can change at any moment, leaving pet owners in the lurch.
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"This was an important place in their lives," Stephen (David Emge) muses as he watches the upright corpses lurch around the mall, just as, before the zombie apocalypse, upright corpses would lurch around the mall, driven by a need to consume.
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Lurch needed more calories before the long winter famine hit — so he found some.
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"814 Lurch demonstrates the successful survival skills of a dominant brown bear," said Fitz.
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And, you know, as the president continues to succeed, they lurch to the left.
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The exchange rate, currently 19.6 pesos to the dollar, could well lurch towards 22.
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You don't want to leave extended colleagues, clients, or customers in the lurch either.
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For all practical purposes, Trump continues to leave the Syrian people in the lurch.
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At any one moment, there is no predicting which way the pooch will lurch.
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Far too many Chinese buyers of U.S. assets have left sellers in the lurch.
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Meanwhile, low-income homeowners who feel tricked by the program are in the lurch.
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Mr Trump's presidency has coincided with a lurch towards authoritarianism around South-East Asia.
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That transition moved the party to the left, leaving conservative Democrats in the lurch.
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They hoped to carve out Democrats who feel isolated from their party's leftward lurch.
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In its desperate, fragmented lurch, Jpegmafia's noise demands more, and hence exhausts more fully.
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But that still likely leaves thousands of travelers in the lurch for new lodging.
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Along with the brides, employees at Alfred Angelo were also left in the lurch.
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It's also really dumb politics, a desperate lurch toward the populism of the far left.
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But doing so causes the camera to move left or right with a disconcerting lurch.
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The system failure left some hungry pets in the lurch when it came to mealtime.
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Unlike those films, Velvet Buzzsaw takes a sharp lurch into the arena of supernatural horror.
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If, as reports suggest, he is pulling back, FF could be left in the lurch.
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If shoved, like the terrified man above, you lurch forward in the virtual space too.
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You can&apost beat leftism for burdening humanity and that&aposs why Lurch hate us.
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He flicked a switch on the robo-rodent, causing it to noisily clunk-lurch forwards.
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If Clinton fills one or more vacancies, the Supreme Court will lurch to the left.
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Lurch, with his cocktail shaker, is concocting a drink from the poison held by Grandmama.
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What happens next is predictable, and Elinor soon learns about Paul's brief lurch into adultery.
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Any deal between the Vatican and Beijing would likely leave Taiwan in the diplomatic lurch.
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Amazon banned domain fronting on Friday, leaving Signal and countless protesters worldwide in the lurch.
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Opponents fear a lurch toward authoritarianism, saying checks on Erdogan's substantial powers will be removed.
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Major cuts to Medicaid would also leave hospitals that treat shooting victims in the lurch.
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Societies slide into dictatorship more often than they lurch, one barrier falling at a time.
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If Lula, or the party more broadly, is discredited, Brazil could lurch to the right.
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However, the latest lurch toward a détente has renewed division among Mr. Trump's economic team.
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Apparently, this caused such a lurch that back in the cabin some passengers started praying.
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A Le Pen-led lurch into a Europe of nationalism and racism has been averted.
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That left immigrants from Asian nations in the lurch—deliberately, as Congress soon made clear.
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And is the leftward lurch that she personifies the best and safest bet for 2020?
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I did not want to do that and leave thousands of litigants in the lurch.
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Smaller dealers can also evade responsibility by closing up shop, leaving angry customers in the lurch.
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Frontier cancelled another flight on Friday, leaving passengers heading from Cleveland to Seattle in a lurch.
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CloudMagic shuttered its premium email offering in September, leaving some 40,000 paid subscribers in the lurch.
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And it failed, leaving millions of poor people in the lurch when the economy turned sour.
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As things stand right now, both the administration and Congress are leaving contractors in the lurch.
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Some characters are still more interesting than others; some arcs progress gracefully while others lurch ahead.
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They should not, however, lurch in the other direction by providing tax benefits to the married.
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President Trump's entirely unexpected win in November has liberals — and liberalism, more specifically — in a lurch.
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DR-1's are walking tanks that lurch forward, Terminator-like, clutching a rapid-fire shotgun.
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Customers start a "Scammed by Cuff" page Tabb wasn't the only one left in the lurch.
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Farmers who have built their whole business around GM crops would be left in the lurch.
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Democrats panned the bill as a Republican lurch for control over agencies that should remain independent.
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Countries lurch toward authoritarianism, hate-mongering and an elite backlash against the popular side of democracy.
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Some discounts are valid for a limited period, leaving patients in the lurch when they expire.
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Bullets lurch out of guns,slice the air, andpierce the thin borders of our black skin.
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Mattis didn't lurch anywhere near as far into fiction as others in the administration routinely do.
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The danger of an American autocratic lurch in 2020 is as great as the virus itself.
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Leaving France in the lurch in the middle of the war could significantly damage that relationship.
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But as the ground continues to tip and lurch beneath the reader, these questions matter less.
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This gives cause for hope that Trump's latest lurch towards increased protectionism will be short-lived.
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One by one, the trucks stacked up on Metropolitan lurch and loudly belch their way forward.
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And more and more of us are distressed by the leftward lurch of the Democratic Party.
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If the courts make a decision, it could leave many many many Americans in the lurch.
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A TEN-WEEK-OLD political crisis in Hong Kong has taken a lurch for the worse.
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At one moment they lurch forward to attack, at the next they collapse limply onto the ground.
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And, in a world dominated by the NFL's stop-start lurch, pace is the NBA's greatest strength.
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What seemed like a minor lurch in China's currency has become a big deal for financial markets.
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A rise in borrowing costs would hurt, though a lurch back into full-fledged crisis is unlikely.
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But doesn't that leave us in the same email lurch everyone was screaming about three years ago?
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The disruptive effect of Mr Trump offers more fundamental explanations for the Democrats' lurch to the left.
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In 2004 Roberts, the chief executive, made a hostile lurch for Disney only to drop the bid.
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Nomura strategist Jordan Rochester attributed the pound's lurch lower to investors' renewed interest in hedging sterling risks.
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It closed down this month, leaving about 35,000 students in the lurch and some demanding loan forgiveness.
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Repeal of the Affordable Care Act will leave 18 million Americans in the lurch without health insurance.
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A right-ward lurch in the formerly Communist EastThe upcoming elections have significant implications beyond the East.
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Freelancers left in the lurch As newsrooms seek to cut costs, some have eliminated their freelance budgets.
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"The Democratic Party seems determined to miss this moment and lurch to the left," Mr. Barnes said.
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There were cautionary tales of parents who died unexpectedly and uninsured, leaving their children in the lurch.
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The startup reckoning Shock and frustration are common feelings among startup employees now left in the lurch.
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He is caught mid-lurch, his hands reaching stiffly out in front of him, his tongue wagging.
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The effort may finally be paying off as a result of the latest downward lurch in prices.
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The ending, too, takes a lurch toward the sentimental that Michael, of all people, would surely resist.
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The lurch period was anywhere from like a week and a half to a couple of months.
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Some market watchers attributed the lurch higher to the coming launch of bitcoin futures on major exchanges.
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That same lurch away from any grounded reality seems to be tethering both Danny DeVito and Michael Keaton.
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It is supposed to move forward slowly, and not lurch forward suddenly in one direction or the other.
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But either way, the situation leaves America in the lurch, led by a president who can't be trusted.
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We discussed the dangers of the left lurch from political dialogue towards physical confrontations in tonight&aposs Angle.
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"He also accused the company of leaving its staff "in the lurch after being gaslit and lied to.
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The currency float was promptly followed by a sickening lurch in which it lost 19813% of its value.
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Congress' failure to approve it by Thursday's midnight deadline left federal workers in the lurch early on Friday.
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Voters also punished the government for its lurch to the right under a new prime minister, Scott Morrison.
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But Britain's lurch towards the EU exit is also hurting output and costing hundreds of millions of dollars.
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It could seem that Mr. Veneciano is leaving El Museo in the lurch after such a brief tenure.
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Another lurch lower in the pound could trigger another surge in prices, the hallmarks of a 'stagflation' economy.
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Something similar happened in Iraq when American forces left the country in the lurch almost ten years ago.
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He swooned back and forth at his lectern and then walked away from it, pretending to lurch forward.
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In 2004 Mr. Roberts, the chief executive, made a hostile lurch for Disney only to drop the bid.
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But they will not be compensated until the government reopens, potentially leaving them in a similar financial lurch.
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And at times, we realize with a sobering lurch, he writes not to the pictures but from them.
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But it also left Peru in the lurch of one of its most toxic political crises in years.
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Another lurch down in the economy threatens a new series of bad debts at the recuperating state banks.
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"That does not answer the question of the 200063,000 that will be left in the lurch," Durbin fumed.
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One other interesting revelation from last night was Mr. Howard's lurch away from mainstream thinking on the climate.
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Though some of those programs have now ended, others lurch onwards more than eighteen years after 9/11.
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And in the short term, it's probably better for the country if policy doesn't lurch toward the extreme right.
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More unexpectedly, the rightward lurch has also highlighted the Polish right's failure to nurture exciting artists of its own.
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Seen in this light, Richmond Park's lurch into Lib Dem hands hints at how British politics will now evolve.
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But now, the tables could be turning as more and more job applicants leave hopeful employers in the lurch.
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Lyft clearly saw its competitors moving rapidly forward and decided it didn't want to get left in the lurch.
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Given the Republican Party's continuing lurch to the right, that would probably mean nominations would be settled by convention.
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But so far in 2016 a 28% lurch downwards in oil prices has coincided with turmoil in global stockmarkets.
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Assuming the Chargers decide to join the Rams in Los Angeles, the Raiders will be left in the lurch.
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If she fails and nothing changes, Britain will lurch out of the bloc into legal limbo at 30 p.m.
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That leaves many Americans in the lurch, according to the most recent data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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And without the safety net of a salary and benefits, millennial workers can find themselves left in the lurch.
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Nonetheless, here they all are: Gomez, Morticia, Uncle Fester, Grandmama, Wednesday, Pugsley, and their butler, Lurch, at the beach.
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At the end, the sudden lurch toward improbable happiness nearly gave me whiplash, but undeniably, I found it pleasing.
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Although she seems to lurch out from the picture plane, she appears to be arrested in her forward motion.
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Given the evidence thus far, Trump's administration promises a reactionary lurch in policy accompanied by historic corruption and incompetence.
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But the Democratic Party's lurch to the left on immigration and other social issues threatens to limit their appeal.
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The status report in Gates' case also comes as Manafort sees his own criminal matter lurch to its finish.
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The remaining moderates thought they had chosen someone who'd have their back as the party continued to lurch rightward.
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Jordan, a close Arab ally of the United States, perhaps has the most to lose from Israel's rightward lurch.
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This essential difference in cultural makeup has allowed Australia to resist the wealthy world's lurch to the populist right.
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When MyPayrollHR shut down, thousands of companies and a quarter of a million workers were left in the lurch.
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That quality of reserve can also make Ms. Wang's occasional lurch into more demonstrative playing all the more shocking.
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Eight other Labour M.P.s have quit the party, mainly in protest at Corbyn's leftward lurch and rule by diktat.
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Extra berths made the ship so top-heavy that dockworkers said it would lurch badly when loading or unloading.
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That left top American officials, like Vice President Mike Pence and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, in the lurch.
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This would leave Amelia in the lurch, especially because their whole relationship has recently been based around Britney and Leo.
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He was in the parking lot having lunch with his girlfriend when they saw Fitzgerald's car lurch into the water.
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China's expat community was left in the lurch after Uber's China operations were acquired by Didi in August last year.
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Those no-go decisions left Democrats in the state in a bit of a lurch, with no obvious fallback plan.
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And drivers say they are being left in the lurch while these billion-dollar ride-share companies fight market share.
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It will sputter and lurch for a while, with lots of startup casualties, but this market is going to happen.
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Trump has few, if any, fixed beliefs, which means his foreign policy is likely to lurch from extreme to extreme.
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It's safe to assume this week will lurch forward with tiny updates, culminating with official word on the game's title.
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Anyone here who hesitates to lurch sufficiently left is quickly dismissed by the mainstream media punditry as not truly viable.
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Kolanovic is well aware of this and is not leaving clients in the lurch in case markets head further south.
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At another, he must lurch one leg far over to his left, essentially standing in the splits in mid-air.
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No less alarming to British politicians are Mr. Trump's protectionist instincts and his radical lurch away from free-trade orthodoxy.
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But negative positions are far from the extremes seen in recent years, leaving the pound vulnerable to another lurch lower.
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Apart from his own personal philosophy and ideology, I know Biden will not lurch to the left to be nominated.
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Sam Brownback's extremely unpopular conservative policies — including extreme tax cuts — left the state's economy and school system in the lurch.
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We just kind of lurch from crisis to crisis instead of having the regular order of hearings, votes in committee.
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Sam Brownback's extremely unpopular conservative policies — including extreme tax cuts — left the state's economy and school system in a lurch.
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LionMaker would sometimes lurch into long, emotional spiels about his own mental instability, or rant at people who displeased him.
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The Mattis-Wei meeting comes as the United States and China continue to lurch from one crisis to the next.
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But as they lurch toward interracial wedded bliss, Maria finds it difficult to accept the life she's made for herself.
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"(They) will be left in the lurch when we start imposing our sanctions," he said in a speech on Tuesday.
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Without NATO, without the European Union, the possibility of a catastrophic Greek lurch into chaos would have been much higher.
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Whenever I heard Mr. Cruz opine that Mr. O'Rourke was just wrong for Texas, my stomach would lurch a little.
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Last year, Alfred Angelo suddenly closed dozens of stores and then filed for bankruptcy, leaving frantic brides in the lurch.
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Or Britain could lurch toward a no-deal Brexit, an outcome no one wants on either side of the Channel.
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Coils of clay seem to lurch and bulge, and ceramic glazes crawl and bubble as though still in the kiln.
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As the subways lurch, belch, teeter and break down, the number of black Escalades with tinted windows seems to multiply.
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In one memorable highlight, Wednesday shows off some truly unexpected moves when she teaches the family's butler, Lurch, to dance.
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Every erratic escalation — every needless quarrel, firing or convulsive policy lurch — will provide additional evidence in the case for change.
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And perhaps a state could choose to no longer cover chemotherapy, which would leave people like you in the lurch.
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As the Knicks lurch toward the end of another disastrous season, Anthony's future with the organization seems tenuous at best.
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Drumbeats lurch and sputter amid eerie, amorphous electronic sounds; instruments like guitars or pianos are relegated to the far distance.
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When they seemed to linger in the hall and lurch into a violent mode, she hung up and listened harder.
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This dominant bear, known as Lurch and numbered Bear 814, proceeded to bury the carcass in sand, grass, and volcanic rocks.
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But neither Indonesia nor many other countries in the region are free of the dangers of a lurch into populist majoritarianism.
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Executive producer Michael Gelman dressed up as the family's butler Lurch, and production manager Art Moore dressed up as Uncle Fester.
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One impressive tracking shot slides frictionlessly through a tight alley with the full-body lurch of Star Wars' jump into hyperspace.
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Its lurch between apocalypse and ecstasy mirrors how it felt to be kicked in the head by the past couple years.
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A third problem is that Sweden is reluctant to leave Finland in the lurch, if its smaller neighbour declines to join.
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Mr Bannon justified his divisive methods in Machiavellian terms—arguing that outraged liberals would lurch ever further to the unelectable left.
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Meanwhile, on other issues Democrats continue to lurch left to satisfy energized progressives, embracing unpopular positions that helped undermine Hillary Clinton.
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Murdoc, the bassist, mastermind and martinet, was a hybrid of Keith Richards and Lurch, the manservant from "The Addams Family" cartoons.
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It is the hallmark of most adults, as we lurch zombielike into middle age, increasingly to become distilled versions of ourselves.
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"They allegedly gambled away the money or spent it lavishly while leaving everyone in the lurch," Thompson said in the statement.
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And I'll be damned if Instagram's soft focus, and even the odd lurch into blessedness, doesn't lower my defenses to advertising.
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If access to Prime is reduced, or in some cases, cut off, it can leave many remote towns in the lurch.
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A few months later the provider of these tests, a startup called Theranos, began to lurch from one problem to another.
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Several weeks after a sudden shutdown left customers and vendors in the lurch, meal-kit service Munchery has filed for bankruptcy.
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Investing in small-cap growth funds requires a strong stomach because this part of the stock market tends to lurch wildly.
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Mr. Trump warned on Thursday that if Hillary Clinton were elected president, the court would lurch even more to the left.
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But that doesn't mean that Democrats should throw in the towel and leave his Democratic opponent, Doug Jones, in the lurch.
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After some employees left him in the lurch, he said he was seeking a better way to recruit and keep staff.
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Dan Domingues, who appears both as a gruff Lurch-like butler and a wise doctor also courting Zina, is another standout.
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Over the past week, I've asked an array of political scientists what they see watching the tax bill lurch toward passage.
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Now, thousands of undergraduates are left in the lurch as the university scrambles to create extra space for sickened New Yorkers.
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The latest lurch higher in the Japanese currency came on Monday when tumbling oil prices sent global markets into a tailspin.
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A continuing lurch to the left will make it much harder to win back a majority in the Senate next year.
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And in some cases, universities have acknowledged that the decision to abruptly begin that transition will leave professors in the lurch.
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In a Monday morning tweet, Trump said Democrats are leaving Americans in the lurch in favor of allowances for illegal immigrants.
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Fred Johanson, looking like Lurch from "The Addams Family," finds more substance and shadow as Max, Norma's fanatically loyal major-domo.
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Moderate Democrats are worried by this development and warning that a leftward lurch could cost the party in the midterm elections.
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Like practically everyone else in the mobile world, the cancellation of MWC on extremely short notice left HTC in the lurch.
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The inaction has created a backlog of big deals that has left American companies and their foreign customers in a lurch.
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Spending the entirety of your windfall or reinvesting it in something risky can leave you in a lurch come tax time.
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MBS had reason to want Khashoggi dead, as many of his writings criticized MBS's lurch toward one-man rule in Riyadh.
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The truth was she had gone on holiday without her phone, leaving him and all her other patients in the lurch.
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Then, with an astonished lurch, you notice sly, subversive genius Banksy has stencilled Mickey Mouse and Ronald McDonald either side of her.Wham!
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"We can no longer afford to lurch year to year cobbling together temporary fixes and expecting to realize permanent sustainability," Edwards said.
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But Crowley failed to keep up with demographic changes in his district (now 70 percent non-white) and his party's leftward lurch.
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Every morning I lurch forward out of bed like a crash test dummy flying through an invisible windshield and run for coffee.
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WASHINGTON — House Speaker Nancy Pelosi really doesn't want her party to lurch into 2020 having tried, and failed, to impeach President Trump.
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"With so many vital details still missing, they are feeling left in the lurch," said Saloni Roy, a senior director at Deloitte.
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Just how far the Texas legislature might lurch to the right in the San Antonian's absence is unknown pending next year's election.
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"Congress will return from recess next week facing continued gridlock as we lurch from one self-created crisis to another," he said.
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The trend may leave some older homeowners in a lurch if they want to retire, downsize and cash in their nest egg.
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The states, including GOP-led states that had come to rely on the Medicaid expansion, would have been put in a lurch.
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In business he was so unreliable that his companies went bankrupt four times, leaving lenders, workers, investors and contractors in the lurch.
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"For Trump to come with an 'America First' agenda leaves Asian leaders in the lurch," one expert told The New York Times.
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She wobbles a bit, or maybe it's more of a teeter, combined with a lurch, and the likeliest cause is podiatric asymmetry.
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Europe is experiencing a reactionary lurch in which nationalists feel emboldened -- and the refugees of Syria's civil war helped make that happen.
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He used outstretched hands as linchpins so that he could lurch forward, his long arms groping the crowd like a predatory arachnid.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - A lurch by U.S. cable giants Comcast and Charter Communications into mobile telephony is bound for crossed wires.
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Opponents fear the change will bring a lurch towards authoritarianism while the government says the reform is needed to ensure political stability.
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Unfortunately, due to internal problems between Heigl and Grey's Anatomy executives, Izzie dipped in the sixth season, leaving Alex in the lurch.
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If you're worried that Uber drivers who contract COVID-19 will have their accounts suspended and left in the lurch, fear not.
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"(They) will be left in the lurch when we start imposing our sanctions," Erdogan said in a speech broadcast live on television.
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This comes even as most voters preferred Mr. Biden, who has billed himself as a moderate opposed to the Democrats' leftward lurch.
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The Trump administration had just announced plans to phase out DACA, leaving more than half a million young immigrants in the lurch.
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I lurch into that memory and back again in the time it takes for the curtain rings to slide across the rod.
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The clear rejection of Labour's big-government socialism also looks ominous for Democrats who believe the party can lurch left and win.
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In January, the European Court of Human Rights ruled in favor of families who were left in the lurch by the ban.
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In the facility, simulator cockpits lurch and weave on tripods, giving trainees the opportunity to safely re-create flight conditions of all sorts.
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But that doesn't change the fact that Congress left many Americans in the lurch by not compromising on a funding billbefore summer break.
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But Dixon argued locals will lose faith in the federal government if officials leave them in the lurch while tensions with police simmer.
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For their part, mini-grid providers fear being left in the lurch if the main grid suddenly arrives in one of their markets.
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Messy collapses of private firms—for example Jet Airways, India's biggest private-sector carrier, in April—leave millions of customers in the lurch.
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But Coons hasn't joined in on the party's leftward lurch, even as his colleagues have embraced proposals such as Medicare for All, Sen.
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The first is that the rest of the EU leaves Ireland in the lurch and drops its demand that the border remain invisible.
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But when the spoiler-ee in question is the ex who left you in the lurch, well, the rules get a little fuzzier.
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Still, two-fifths of workers are ineligible for FMLA (which is unpaid), and as a result many workers are left in the lurch.
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This has made her familiar with how quickly medical bills can pile up, and she doesn't want to be left in the lurch.
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At one point, trying to operate the top at about 10 mph, we accidentally triggered a massive lurch as the parking brake engaged.
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If you're worried that that might leave you in the lurch on a slow week, let computers decide when to save for you.
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She's one of 150,000 former students left in the lurch as a backlog of applications have piled up with the Department of Education.
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We'll have a better idea then how many moderates have been lost if the bill makes a last minute lurch to the right.
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It also assures clients — both existing and new — that they won't be left in the lurch if something happens to the firm's founder.
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We should act quickly to restore benefits for all student veterans left in the lurch and stop the predators in the first place.
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Austria's lurch to the right flies in the face of a hopeful, short-lived apparent backlash against the far right's advances in Europe.
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Many say Pakistan's lurch towards Islamic conservatism began under Zia's programme of "Islamisation", which banned most music performances and encouraged strict conservative values.
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But even though the law has left blue-collar workers in the lurch, it has brought considerable, unintended benefits for white-collar ones.
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She doubted that Ms. Merkel would leave her giant refugee task half-finished, or her party in the lurch, by declining to run.
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You can see the developmental phases slip and lurch by in the smeary, charmingly awkward clips from the remake scattered throughout this documentary.
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The GOP's 20th-century lurch from a pro-business and moderately pro-integration party to the party of racial resentment is well documented.
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Trump's refusal to allow current and former administration officials testify in front of Congress has left Judiciary and other committees in the lurch.
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We're going to lurch from disaster to disaster to disaster until we start to really change the fundamental relationship between us and nature.
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I.O., said that in Ohio, the Democrats' paramount goal had to be reversing the lurch of working-class whites toward the Republican Party.
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If the sprays imparted that tiny bit of confidence, if they helped gangly tweens lurch their way toward adulthood, what was the harm?
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President Obama started with an outstretched hand, but pulled it back with a policy lurch leftward to a place we could not go.
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I would watch the movie editor lurch back from lunch and feel his way to his desk through female secretaries and news assistants.
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The crackdown in the wake of the coup and Erdogan's drive for a stronger presidency have raised fears of a lurch towards authoritarianism.
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John Ashbery's death in September gave my world a lurch, as the 90-year-old eminent American experimentalist was my favorite living poet.
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This big leftward lurch in the political debate over America's largest non-military spending programs happened so quickly that its rarely discussed today.
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For a second day in a row, a quiet but sneaky-strong morning for stocks gave way to a lurch forward for the indexes.
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Munchery goes bankrupt Several weeks after a sudden shutdown left customers and vendors in the lurch, meal-kit service Munchery has filed for bankruptcy.
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But now the employees in Leipzig and many others want to talk because they feel that the society has left them in the lurch.
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The arguments will ping-pong in federal courts for weeks or months, possibly headed to the Supreme Court, which leaves Talbott in a lurch.
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"Nobody dares to bet on aggressive views," Reichelt said, adding that once they decided to do so, sterling could lurch lower "in big steps".
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Over the last few days, a number of long articles have described the role of AI in a lurch to a new techno-authoritarianism.
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The risk of a securitized Afghanistan policy is that military strategy will dominate policy discussions and leave critical considerations about reconciliation in the lurch.
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Foodhini is an example of a lurch the other direction — toward intentionally niche artisanal fare, but without the sky-high price one might expect.
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Donald Trump Jr.'s shocking move is more than another lurch in the storyline of alleged election interference that has utterly consumed American politics.
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Firms that ignore profits, such as China's state-run enterprises, lurch around like aimless zombies, as likely to destroy value as to create it.
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At the third corner, Hamilton made a desperate lurch to retake the lead, but Rosberg did not open the path to let him through.
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This dangerous lurch has enabled him to bounce back in a second election in November and portray himself as the anointed one averting mayhem.
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Witches could enchant rope, cause fences to disappear, make stomachs lurch with a glance, transform themselves into balls of fire, disturb their neighbors' dreams.
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Moderate progressive Democrats are mounting a sustained counter to the party's lurch to the left; it should be evident in this week's presidential debates.
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But she is hearing from the loudest voices on the left during the primary that the desired change is an even bigger lurch leftward.
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Mr. Black's signature group since 2000 has been AlasNoAxis, which blends improvisational tactics with the lurch and squall of a band like Sonic Youth.
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Quotidian anxiety may not seem like the stuff of rock drama, but the weary, abrasive lurch of these condensed miniatures captures a contemporary mood.
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As new legislation narrowed the criteria by which patients could be involuntarily committed, many people affected by mental illness were left in the lurch.
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Many of the songs elude the regularity of 12-bar blues; they add or skip beats, start vocals in unexpected places, lurch and leap.
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Meanwhile, others told CNN Business they will continue working, citing fear of retaliation as well as an unwillingness to leave customers in the lurch.
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That first travel ban, and each subsequent one, made my stomach lurch, as I imagined not being allowed back into the place I belong.
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Hopefully the justices, despite the high court's impending rightward lurch, see through the conservative myths about Medicaid and do right by the program's recipients.
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But the combination of Mr. Trump's provocations, the Supreme Court's lurch and the insurrection in Queens has rocked liberals to the core, she said.
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Helping to shape the work of a promising newcomer is Mr. Hinterhäuser's job, and he seems to have left Ms. Neshat in the lurch.
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A lurch toward streetwear looks - including the ubiquity of sneakers, which all top luxury brands are now embracing - has helped growth in the category.
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A lurch in the price of oil below $30 a barrel last month has forced companies to offload assets and cut staff to survive.
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But critics contend that West Germany's amiable dealings with the Soviet bloc left those regimes' opponents -- such as persecuted political dissidents -- in the lurch.
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He often seems to leave members of his own administration in the lurch when he decides to take the country in a new direction.
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And if you're brave enough to trade things linked to the VIX volatility index, the sharp, sudden lurch in trading has been a winner.
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This might explain why the gods have made Trump make yet another ill-considered lurch back towards a very much more restrictive trade policy.
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Those accusations have gained little traction, however, and they are unlikely to influence many outside of his base should the economy lurch into recession.
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New competitors, such as eMachines, had no qualms about outsourcing their components, driving down PC prices significantly and putting upmarket competitors in a lurch.
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Instead, they've maintained Perkins loans for fear that current students who depended on them this semester will be left in the lurch the next.
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Corpse Fortress is a wonderfully joyless slog through zombie hell; its 11 depraved tracks crawl on bloody stumps, and lurch along with claws outstretched.
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Many criticized Walmart for leaving employees and low-income customers in the lurch, posting photos of closing notices taped to locked Sam's Club doors.
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He struts and preens and tells awful jokes, and we wait for him to do something bad to make the plot lurch forward again.
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You could also say no employee should have the right to quit a company because you're leaving all your fellow employees in the lurch.
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But even by the grim standards of Mr Hun Sen's 32-year rule, his latest efforts to dismantle the opposition mark a lurch towards autocracy.
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Kristaps Porzingis A very ornate, jewel encrusted, medieval looking treasure chest for Young Lurch to store his mounds of Zing bars in and lord over.
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Since Mr Trump has vowed to eliminate the deficit, this might cause a lurch to protectionism at a later stage of his term of office.
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The next few months will show whether the country can manage a peaceful transition of power this time or endure another lurch back towards chaos.
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The lurch back towards intervention partly reflects the desire of Mr Macron and other politicians to show grumpy voters that they are making capitalism fairer.
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But whether or not the silence was justified, the fact remains that Gazillion's active community of players felt like they'd been left in a lurch.
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You feel the lurch of buoyancy as you swoosh off into the universe, pulled on out by the haunting calls of an intergalactic siren's song.
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It is perilous to predict whether the oil price will lurch up or down, safer to predict that it will do one of the two.
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The company's U.S. plans were recently thwarted, as per a report in The Wall Street Journal, leaving the company in a bit of a lurch.
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The strongest hope for avoiding a lurch towards looniness lies with Antonio Álvarez, the nominee of the Party of National Liberation, the other establishment party.
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" Matt Breunig was among those heaping sarcasm or scorn on Tyson's thoughts: "if only there was a name for a sudden and abrupt lurch forward.
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Louis C.K. announced he was going on an "extended hiatus" from Louie last August, leaving the show in the lurch after season five wrapped up.
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" A Snapdeal source who had read the email said such assurances at this stage were not comforting, however, as "employees feel left in the lurch.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK.Veer left off Cardiff's bustling St Mary's Street, lurch past the NPC car park and you'll find Womanby Street.
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Some market-watchers say the most recent lurch higher in bitcoin can be explained by the coming launch of bitcoin futures on major derivatives exchanges.
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"Today's one of those days when the rollercoaster takes us slowly back up, before the next (inevitable) lurch down," Juckes wrote to clients on Wednesday.
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But it's beautifully shot—with help from Danish cinematographer Mattias Troelstrup—and likely to make your stomach lurch remembering the tug of school-age infatuation.
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Also, Natasha Loder explains how Theranos left investors in the lurch, and we hear why some European firms are rushing to build expensive new headquarters.
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Republicans say it's evidence of a lurch to the left by Democrats, where impeaching Trump and abolishing Immigration and Customs Enforcement is quickly becoming mainstream.
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Just this week, ITT Technical Institute — one of the nation's largest for-profit operations — announced it was closing, leaving about 35,000 students in the lurch.
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But this is a particularly bad time to leave farmers in the lurch with all the uncertainty they already face from the looming trade war.
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She has offered some thoughtful policy proposals, as well as a lurch or two to the fringe left, but so far just hasn't caught on.
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With the start of the Trump presidency comes fear of a new, more vituperative tenor in the mainstream, cementing a national lurch to the right.
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But each March, on the Monday after the springtime lurch forward, hospitals report a 24% spike in heart-attack visits around the US.Just a coincidence?
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Mr. Platt also highlighted several important races where the Republican Party's rightward lurch had widened political openings for Democrats, people familiar with the presentation said.
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"You know how a normal person might have their stomach lurch if they walk into a classroom and there's a pop quiz?" he told me.
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Sometimes he would force her to ride on his shoulders; he would lurch, terrifyingly, and they would both fall — an apt metaphor for the relationship.
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It did find a company, American Road Products, to take over its RearVision backup camera so current customers will not be left in the lurch.
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Three-wheeled rickshaws whirl out of the roundabouts straight at you, packs of stray dogs dash into the road, huge buses lurch up from behind.
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The devil here will definitely be in the details — and some analysts think those won't come until the October meeting, leaving investors in the lurch.
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Sentence structure and word choice dip from a 5th grade level to a kindergarten level, only to lurch back up when he starts reading again.
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Coppola's The Beguiled revels in its makeshift family's severely dysfunctional relationships and eventually takes a lurch toward full-on horror in externalizing those internal divisions.
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"Is she really going out with him?" mutters singer Dave Vanian, before Captain Sensible and Rat Scabies lurch into a cacophony of unearthly, frantic rhythms.
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Republicans have seized on what they view as a leftward lurch by Democrats they predict will alienate voters this fall and in the 2020 presidential race.
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If this music soared as automatically as the arena-rock it's modeled on, the sentiments would rankle; instead there's a plaintive, clumsy pathos to the lurch.
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But for Saturday night revellers there was suddenly a new piece of street furniture to lurch around, with slouching handlebars sticking up all over the place.
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Getting the fluid replaced is certainly going to cost you less than replacing a transmission that's been left in the lurch by skimping on service requirements.
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Russell Crowe is so frustrated at the response to asylum seekers left in the lurch in Australia, that he's putting his money where his mouth is.
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He proceeded then to lurch from one extreme performance to another, declining the opportunity to make himself "presidential" and setting off alarms across the political spectrum.
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It seems that everywhere we turn, something orange and spicy lies in wait, ready to lurch out from the food trend shadows and swallow us whole.
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In 2008, when Obama took office, there was another lurch, and now Republicans in Congress are very close to unified in opposition to all environmental legislation.
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They have seized on what they view as a leftward lurch by Democrats they predict will alienate voters this fall and in the 2020 presidential race.
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It looks like when pressure was on the line, Andrew's (Ryan Shibley) gut reaction was to leave his fellow soldiers in the lurch and save himself.
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But too often these divisions lurch from pilot to pilot, and struggle to find line-of-business champions willing to absorb startup technology into their operations.
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But they both handle the lurch of flip-flopping from writing for themselves to doing so for some of the most famous pop performers out there.
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Just then, he heard someone lurch into the room, and he turned to see Hina standing in the doorway, her bulky parka bunched under one arm.
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You see in the video ... Justin initially creeps forward in his truck but then seems to lurch ... and that's when he makes contact with the photog.
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Though that left Baker Hughes in the lurch — and worth less than the $35 billion Halliburton had offered — it pocketed a huge $3.5 billion breakup fee.
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Frequently, we would lurch to a stop on the shoulder of the road so that Xia could make a call or answer one from a customer.
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Inside Higher Ed, hardly a conservative publication, recently published a study by Econ Journal Watch that quantified the politically leftward lurch in academia over the years.
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"Also, the economic data are improving and perhaps the concerns of a sharp lurch towards protectionism in the U.S. have eased off a bit," he added.
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Hillary Clinton's lurch to the left probably cost her key Midwestern states that Barack Obama had won twice and led to the election of Donald Trump.
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Also, somewhat to my surprise, I think the interviews really showed some of the ways that the leftward lurch of the Democratic Party has been overstated.
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"I am grateful that the president is not eager to lurch into another Middle Eastern regime change, in an endless, unfocused, unconstitutional way," he told reporters.
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ClearMotion's technology greatly smoothed the way, significantly reducing not just the movement up and down, but also the right-left lurch from bumps on either side.
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The Democratic Party's embrace of neoliberalism caused an economic rightward lurch that benefited the wealthy and powerful and came at the expense of working-class Americans.
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He has reminded audiences that he was at the leading edge of the Democrats' leftward lurch: free college, Medicare for All, higher taxes on the wealthy.
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To the Editor: Disenchanted voters on the left cost Hillary Clinton the election, but the solution is not for the Democratic Party to lurch farther left.
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On climate change there has been a discernible lurch to the left reflecting the severity of the problem and the total inattention of the Trump Administration.
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To business groups, manufacturers and veterans of the bank, Mr. Trump appears to be undermining his own trade aspirations by leaving Ex-Im in the lurch.
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In touting his potential bid, Schultz trashed the Democratic Party, of which he was previously a member, criticizing its lurch to the left in recent years.
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The president and his White House team lack any clear strategy to address global security challenges and lurch from one Twitter-fuelled emergency to the next.
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Supporters say Leopoldo Lopez, the jailed head of the hardline opposition Popular Will party, and others are political prisoners whose arrests symbolize Maduro's lurch into dictatorship.
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The closure left 22016,203 students in the lurch, and taxpayers on the hook for hundreds of millions of dollars in debt that will likely go unpaid.
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The closure left 16,000 students in the lurch, and taxpayers on the hook for hundreds of millions of dollars in debt that will likely go unpaid.
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If revenues continue to slump and earnings growth falls, companies could abandon their dividends, leaving investors who leaned too heavily on high-dividend companies in the lurch.
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Still, because it's bad business to leave your customers in a lurch, most airlines take steps to minimize the costs and inconveniences when travel plans go awry.
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They lurch forwards, and for a week like this one you can genuinely feel like it's 2002 again, and history repeats always more as tragedy than farce.
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However, this appeared to leave 2018 winners like Allison Janney in the lurch, who wrote in a deleted Instagram comment that she was not asked to present.
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I believe Laura, that when you get passed the talker, abolish I.C.E, which is becoming the leftward lurch for the Democratic Party it seems including this week.
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In bond markets, the report sparked a further downward lurch in government borrowing costs -- especially in southern Europe, viewed as the biggest beneficiary of further ECB easing.
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Are you tired of that awkward moment when you ask Siri to check if it's National Awkward Moments Day and your iPhone leaves you in a lurch?
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In bond markets, the report sparked a further downward lurch in government borrowing costs — especially in southern Europe, viewed as the biggest beneficiary of further ECB easing.
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At the very least, it leaves fewer people in the lurch — the all or nothing approach means that backers are disappointed, but not out $70 or $80.
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A sudden lurch to the left, especially at this late stage, would highlight her own history of political expediency, which her many detractors love to harp on.
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"However, there is no guarantee that we won't see a renewed protectionist lurch," particularly as warring factions close to the president jockey for advantage, the firm added.
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Speaking at the National Press Club on Monday, the House Minority Leader invoked the Almighty while reflecting on the Republican Party's rightward lurch under President Donald Trump.
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Both races will go on, and while the Democratic contest will likely lurch to its long-predicted finish, the GOP nomination is very much up for grabs.
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So, none of these three -- Trump, Putin or Macron -- will be very sorry to see Merkel go, though it will very much leave Europe in the lurch.
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The decision will, as one employee affected by the change told Business Insider's Hayley Peterson, leave employees and families who rely on those benefits in the lurch.
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He said he found it fascinating from a social psychological point of view because friends don't leave each other in the lurch like that in real life.
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Now a growing wave of millennial radicalism—together, of course, with a nativist lurch toward authoritarianism on the right—has put the liberal tradition on the defensive.
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In all, it's been a definite lurch forward for one of the three prongs in Trump economic's plan of lower taxes, less regulation and more infrastructure spending.
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Hollywood has undergone a public struggle to align with the times over recent years and continues to lurch along when considering issues of racial and gender equality.
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As much as Democrats like to trash the Trump economy — exemplified by the new leader of the Democratic lurch to the left, soon-to-be U.S. Rep.
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But that leaves millions of Americans in the lurch, and Eliscu is concerned that even those states may not be able to compensate for an insurance collapse.
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The legal showdown is the latest manifestation of a rightward lurch that began after the conservative Law and Justice Party swept to power in elections in October.
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The strain intensifies: • Low- and middle-income home buyers in rural areas are left in the lurch without an affordable mortgage option offered by the Agriculture Department.
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Well, all those statements are accurate as far as they go, and they reflect one aspect of the multiple tragedies that attended the region's lurch toward modernity.
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Many districts have individual schools that have high-poverty rates even if the entire area doesn't, so the policy may leave many needy students in a lurch.
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That's what our correspondents see in the lurch to the right in Austria's election on Sunday amid a more widespread resurgence of nationalism and populism in Europe.
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"The Democratic Party's lurch toward socialism has even longtime Party leaders running for the hills," said Jesse Hunt, the communications director for the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
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London (CNN Business)Air Italy has suspended operations after its owners decided to liquidate the company, leaving customers with flights booked after February 25 in the lurch.
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But there is perhaps no surer signal of the Senate's lurch toward confrontation than Senator Patrick J. Leahy, Democrat of Vermont and the body's longest-serving member.
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The finding out that I was going to be a dad again: I can still feel the lurch in my stomach and the quickening of my heart.
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And as Kincaid and Bryce lurch ludicrously and painfully toward their ultimate goal — the courtroom — they encounter more and more opponents who are out, quite literally, for blood.
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The sites that still exist lurch on—one X-Files site founded in 19993, for example, promises an update every 60 days, yet hasn't been touched since 2012.
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In addition to his recreational musings, Prentis has done commissioned work for companies like Nike as well as musicians like Lurch and Chief, Dunerats, and The Babe Rainbow.
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During the trial she testified that the DJ put his hand under her skirt and "latched onto my bare ass cheek," causing her to lurch away from him.
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Rush laughs to himself, smiles, and steadies himself against the lurch of the train as it pulls away by grasping a nearby pole with his unprotected, naked hand.
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That has meant that cities like Atlanta, which have held out for the promise of cheap and reliable gigabit bandwidth, have been left in something of a lurch.
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This series provides a snapshot of women making movies in Brazil at a time when the country is undergoing a lurch far to the right under Jair Bolsonaro.
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It was another element of a campaign that seemed to lurch to and fro, depending on the day, the state or, more likely, the mood of the candidate.
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It only reinforces the fear that support for Trump buys you a ticket on the crazy train, not knowing where the next wild policy lurch will land them.
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The lucid imagery of the lyrics combined with a chilling sample of Karma's "Once" lurch the brain between concerned sympathy and wanting to climb into the clouds too.
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Yet the bodies that have washed up on it, almost in sight of the city's glistening offices and hotels, are a sign of Tanzania's sickening lurch to despotism.
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He pulled over to assist, but soon after the driver of another vehicle lost control on the ice and hit Arrasmith's car, which caused it to lurch forward.
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"House Democrats are experiencing the worst identity crisis in a generation, with a leftward lurch that could give Republicans incredible opportunities around the country," the GOP strategist said.
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On Friday, Polish lawmakers were set to defy the EU and opposition protesters by backing an overhaul of the judiciary denounced by critics as a lurch towards authoritarianism.
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I love him, but he's like the depiction of what they tried to do, and why they were stuck in that weird lurch for such a long time.
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Except … earlier in the episode, Jax is late for his shift at Lisa's party because he's getting a haircut, leaving Stassi, Ariana and Lisa herself in the lurch.
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The demonstrations were sparked by Supreme Court action last week to assume control of the country's opposition-led congress in what demonstrators said was a lurch toward dictatorship.
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But the 10-year yield remains above 43 percent, barely 20 basis points off its peak in early October just before the Wall Street lurch and "tech wreck".
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That said, if markets lurch too low too quickly for whatever reason, investors will no doubt be hoping that the familiar cavalry rides to their rescue once again.
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This is especially true for commodity producers, who often appear to lurch from boom to bust and back to boom with little regard for learning from past mistakes.
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News Analysis Donald J. Trump's campaign was teetering early last month, with an increasingly isolated candidate and a downcast staff that seemed to lurch from crisis to crisis.
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The alternative is for Congress to continue with the status quo of shutdown threats and last-minute deals that leave both the economy and taxpayers in the lurch.
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By signaling a lurch to the left, a Hamon win in the Socialist primary will boost Macron's prospects of drawing votes from moderate left-wingers after Valls exits.
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But after the abrupt shuttering of several small, underfunded New England colleges recently left their students in the lurch, the regulatory environment changed dramatically for schools like Hampshire.
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"This week's debate will be another display of the 6900 Democrats' far-left lurch toward big government socialism," Tim Murtaugh, Trump campaign communications director, said in a statement.
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That can leave passengers in the lurch with long delays when bad flying weather hits big hubs like Delta's in Atlanta or American's that serves Dallas-Fort Worth.
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She would roll out a position — on everything from a trash incinerator in the town of Romulus to legalizing marijuana — and Mr. Cuomo would seemingly reflexively lurch leftward.
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The lurch of the national Democrats towards the radical left has heightened both conservatives' concern for our future and our dedication to staving off attacks on freedom itself.
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The political realignment raised concerns of a hard lurch to the right in Germany, but Pazderski brushed off questions that the party represents a turn toward divisive politics.
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But race-conscious policies could emerge as a fissure in a wide-open Democratic primary, as some moderate candidates seek to run against the party's recent leftward lurch.
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In a letter to his colleagues, the head of the Comoros Parliament complained that "economic citizens" routinely fill this quota, leaving "real" Comoran pilgrims in a spiritual lurch.
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Meanwhile, Congress continues to lurch from continuing resolution to continuing resolution, leaving little space to do more than just voting to keep the government running every few weeks.
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In a little over two weeks, the slow lurch toward the premiere of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice will come to an end and the Warner Bros.
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Second, these association health plans may not cover expensive benefits like maternity care or mental health services, which could leave enrollees in a lurch should unexpected medical needs arise.
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There's a deserted playground out back which, if it existed in a Silent Hill game, would definitely be a place where a zombie child would lurch out at you.
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The euro had managed to stay above those levels in Asian and early European trading but took another lurch lower as dealers arrived at their desks in New York.
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The $13 billion third-party food delivery market is projected to grow at a 20193 percent annual rate, but Jimmy John's says customers are being left in the lurch.
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I confess that my heart did a little lurch, wondering if the child was dead, but then I remembered that, even alive, Marigold is not exactly a live wire.
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The roots of the Republican Party's rightward lurch go back decades, but since the Tea Party surge of 2010, it's become obvious that its "governing wing" is losing power.
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Regrettably, this latest downward lurch in Turkey's descent into Central Asian-style dictatorship will have few international consequences, if only because Mr Erdogan has already thoroughly alienated the West.
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Despite warm contacts with the Trump administration, Jordan, too, feels left in the lurch by American plans to halt financial aid to Arab rebels in southern Syria next month.
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And whereas many in the neighbourhood have rigged their elections, Senegal's have generally been seen as relatively fair, making a recent lurch away from openness all the more worrying.
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It was incredible to watch happen on the minimap: In the blink of an eye, the entire map would seem to lurch toward whichever player had committed the offense.
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By spring, the number of customers for whom power had been restored in Puerto Rico had climbed past 000 million, but it could lurch down again in an instant.
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Though the metaphor was meant to show Powell's appreciation of the uncertainty the central bank faces and a reason for caution, Tannenbaum said it left investors in the lurch.
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He feared that as different parties took control of the government, America would lurch from one policy to another instead of having a continuous and consistent approach to governance.
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She then looked outside, into the sky, and the horror of it all came back to him with a sick lurch: she was checking out the level of daylight.
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My favorite sequences are the chase scenes, where crowds of people lurch forward like zombies, smartphones clasped in their outstretched hands as they pursue the objects of their fascination.
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For a second,he glances at me and I lurch forward—but he slides into his car before I get a chance to speak, speeding off into the night.
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A number of researchers told The Verge that the NMNH and Smithsonian have sometimes left young scientists in the lurch and looked the other way when problems come up.
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Barely 24 hours after the Times's initial report on his departure, Schultz tipped his hand with a long-winded complaint about the Democratic Party's recent lurch to the left.
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I felt a strong urge to lurch into the dark and leave pop music behind, but of course we all resist change, we all want to keep our job.
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While the companies' legal challenges play out, the state is failing to approve many unemployment claims from drivers, potentially leaving thousands in the lurch as their earning power collapses.
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But of course "the people" were only part of a divided population, millions and millions of whom did not want — and will resist — the global nationalist and authoritarian lurch.
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As I explained a year ago, this scenario seems more relevant now than ever — and that was even before the border clampdowns and the rightward lurch of the court.
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As the woman pulled away, I felt the lurch of recognizing a fellow trans woman, albeit one who does not pass for cis, whether she wants to or not.
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Many businesspeople cite the territory's robust legal system as a reason for doing business there and would be nervous of a lurch towards a more capricious style of rule.
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The new Apple Watch will deploy its internal movement and position sensors to detect a sudden hard fall, the kind where you lurch forward and fling your arms out.
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That bill aims to guarantee federally funded Indian Country programs, thus sidestepping the current year-to-year budget negotiations that leave many tribes and tribal people in the lurch.
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Most agree with the idea of greater competition in the secondary market, but not by constructing a paradigm that would potentially leave homeowners — or finance stakeholders — in the lurch.
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Progressives have embraced the "abolish ICE" movement while moderate Democrats and those up for reelection in red states have warned the party against a leftward lurch on border security.
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But no sooner have I brushed the sticks in the right direction than my screen seems to lurch as the gun reacquires its target, eager to finish the job.
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Akon says he's happy they're taking their time and not rushing it into existence, lest his crypto city become another cautionary tale of businesses and investors left in the lurch.
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That is probably due to the sleepy dollar as much as anything, but if it gets shaken awake or global markets take another serious lurch the resistance could be broken.
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Imagine my surprise when a debate so bloodless and unremarkable it seemed to slow time to a nightmarish lurch somehow transformed into a hallucinatory odyssey into Donald Trump's many friendships.
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So, I imagine they will lurch farther to the left, farther towards their socialist candidate Ocasio Cortes, and call for anarchy and chaos, which is exactly what they&aposve done.
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The dollar was likely to continue its lurch higher in the wake of the surprise presidential election win by Donald Trump, as inflation was set for a comeback, analysts said.
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" Marty Obst, senior political adviser to Vice President Pence: "While the President and Vice President support the Venezuelan people's struggle for freedom, the Democratic Party continues its lurch toward socialism.
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Sometimes, the feeling would be very fleeting; an unexpected lurch in my stomach while I was on the bus, a bristling paranoia while I was making dinner that quickly passed.
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There's no getting around the risk here: If Republicans, through zealotry and haplessness, destroy Obamacare, and leave millions of uninsured Americans in the lurch, the human toll will be real.
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" Nina Schick, director at political consulting firm Rasmussen Global, told VICE News that this rightwards lurch could be seen in recent CSU moves to "adopt Trump-like policies around identity.
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The top spokesman for the National Republican Senatorial Committee suggested that Udall was retiring because of the Democrats' "lurch toward socialism," an increasingly familiar line of attack ahead of 2020.
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The lurch higher for the euro, after a brief dip, came after ECB President Mario Draghi hinted that the deeper rate cut into negative territory could be the ECB's last.
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Should the Italian economy lurch toward an economic and financial crisis over the next few months, it would be doing so at an inopportune time for its major economic partners.
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Time and time again Hillary has sided with the BLM protester - who are not to be confused with the actual shooting victims - and left our law enforcement in the lurch.
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But instead of putting aside partisan squabbles to ensure that no child loses coverage, Congress has let CHIP funding expire, leaving 85033 million children covered by CHIP in the lurch.
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Discussions between the Kurds, the Syrian government and Moscow began early last year as the Kurds grew nervous that the Americans would leave them in the lurch, Kurdish officials said.
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Faith Evans' decision to hit the road with Puff Daddy left a Georgia businessman in the lurch and he's suing to get her pulled from the Bad Boy Family Reunion.
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Less obviously, but more profoundly, nobody else has read the ocean so well for so long—reacting to every lurch and boil and barely imaginable opportunity with inspired spontaneous adaptations.
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Because values were plural, it was perfectly rational to choose to spend evenings with your family, say, and have guilt toward the people you left in the lurch at work.
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Now, the largest employer in most rural areas — Walmart — keeps wages low, offers few to no benefits to part-time workers, and basically leaves workers in the lurch on retirement.
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Critics fear that the government has no coherent Brexit strategy, and worry that the country may lurch into a damaging economic rupture with the bloc, which voters did not endorse.
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Trump's numbers may not be positive, but two years from now he may look at lot better than the candidate that survives the "lurch to the left" Democratic presidential primaries.
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"I am grateful that the president is not eager to lurch into another Middle Eastern regime change, in an endless, unfocused, unconstitutional way," said Representative Matt Gaetz, Republican of Florida.
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Caught in the hissing electric lurch, they sound less detached and less meta; American Dream includes fewer distancing devices, fewer wry admissions of referentiality, than any other LCD Soundsystem album.
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Remember, too, that you may be entitled to some sort of compensation by the airline, cruise ship or other provider that you booked through if you're left in the lurch.
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So it is hard, no matter how enlightened you consider yourself to be, not to feel a primordial lurch in your gut when the sun suddenly disappears from the sky.
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Survivors described a violent lurch when the tree hit a support cable of the gondola in Gulmarg, a noted tourist attraction that carries sightseers about 5,000 feet up Kongdoori Mountain.
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Conservationists say the fossil fuel industry's output is likely to be driven significantly by the open market, and that Trump's decisions could end up leaving some fuels in the lurch.
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The withdrawal left American's Kurdish allies in the lurch, sparking outrage in the military and Congress who said the U.S. was betraying a partner that was instrumental in crushing ISIS.
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While many Republicans have expressed concerns about the leftward lurch of the agreement, the GOP is eager to finalize Trump's biggest win on trade policy ahead of the presidential election.
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At one point she accidentally likes a photograph of her ex-boyfriend — providing a familiar lurch in the stomach to anyone who has ever secretly looked up an ex online.
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But if the Brazilian real's lurch to another fresh low against the dollar early on Thursday is any guide, the reaction among investors and economists will be one of disappointment.
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Mr. Comey may have had a tendency to lurch for the buck across the table, but his departure leaves us with leadership that will do anything to avoid handling it.
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AIPAC has generally provided unflinching backing for Netanyahu's policies during his 13 years in power, even as some U.S. Jewish organizations have expressed reservations over Israel's lurch to the right.
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There is massive contention over the role which the church has played and could play in halting a lurch towards civil war and humanitarian disaster in Venezuela, which is overwhelmingly Catholic.
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The conductor had just swung himself on when the train gave a great lurch to the east, followed by another to the west, which threw the whole train on its side.
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While it can be frustrating to watch a company lurch from quarter to quarter without a profit in sight, there is ample evidence the approach can be wildly successful over time.
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Thankfully, Martin has absolutely no intention of leaving fans in the lurch forever and remains determined as ever to finish the Game of Thrones books he started so many years ago.
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But Trump's abrupt lurch results in an immediate threat for Israel, a key US ally, by opening up that route from Iran through Iraq and Syria to Tehran's proxies in Lebanon.
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Some of them, however, are also opposed to a German-inspired plan to spread refugees among all European Union members, prompting Germans to feel they have been left in the lurch.
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Key ministerial appointments went mainly to conventional choices, a decision likely to allay nerves among foreign and domestic investors about a lurch away from reforms that have generated robust economic growth.
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As I watched the PS1-era graphics lurch around my phone screen, my belief that we've got a ways to go before AR earns the label of "mind-altering" was reaffirmed.
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For one, there's the lurch that sweeps you into a banging chorus, and lets you release the tension you've been feeling in the same way a scream does when you're frustrated.
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After sterling's latest lurch lower, however, some managers with long horizons are taking a second look and concluding that -- at least on paper -- some British assets look too cheap to ignore.
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Because as soon as conservative attention shifts to issues in which their largely white constituents' interests lie elsewhere — say, for example, immigration — they'll move on, leaving our community in the lurch.
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A former prime minister and current mayor of Bordeaux, Juppé has sought to side-step Sarkozy's lurch to the right by championing what he's deemed an "amicable" French identity—L'Identité Heureuse.
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But in their push to stem the party's leftward lurch, they spent more time attacking the policies of their Democratic opponents than those of President Donald Trump and his fellow Republicans.
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After sterling's latest lurch lower, however, some managers with long horizons are taking a second look and concluding that — at least on paper — some British assets look too cheap to ignore.
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To imagine that the words I write, or those of countless others lamenting the world's lurch toward the politics of violence, may stem this "epidemic suggestion" is to indulge in fantasy.
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In the case of Moscow's lurch into Afghanistan, part of the motivation was a sudden and obsessive conviction that the CIA was trying to topple the pro-Soviet regime in Kabul.
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I watch Kat's hands lurch for the railing as our driver rips around the first turn and squeezes in between two cars like the Knight Bus from the Harry Potter movies.
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It told third-party merchants on March 17 that it would temporarily stop accepting shipments of discretionary items at its warehouses, leaving many who use its fulfillment services in the lurch.
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That last bit is important, so as to not leave companies in the lurch over the course of the next year, as 5G becomes an increasing focus beyond just smartphone connectivity.
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To wit, while resigned to a dreary future of suffocating banalities and unsatisfying work, even the most financially well-off Americans seemingly lurch thoughtlessly from one personal forfeiture to the next.
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If the statute is decided on, the administration does not have to work with Congress to implement the statute, which could leave lawmakers opposed to the idea largely in the lurch.
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The media, of course, are free to act as Democrat puppets, and they're free to lurch from the Russia hoax to the Ukraine hoax at the direction of their puppet masters.
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But zero-sum thinking is, in some ways, a logical response to a dysfunctional system that seems to lurch from one extreme to another, from coddling pain to nearly criminalizing it.
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During the next two decades, the U.S. economy would lurch from crisis to crisis, as the country's manufacturing workers outnumbered the agricultural labor force for the very first time in American history.
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The biggest caveat for the moment is the fact that the handset will only be available in Japan at launch, leaving the rest of us germaphobes in a bit of a lurch.
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A couple times, when the lane we were driving in forked into two lanes, the car would lurch without warning to the right if the system determined that was the appropriate lane.
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Over the long span of America's often-racist history, you can make the case that King was right, but each lurch forward generates a reaction, transforming the arc into a sine curve.
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When English departed Murphy Brown, she didn't leave the show in the lurch — the writers' room still contained several amazing writers — but without her around, the characters started to feel less themselves.
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Trump's accusation that the judge overseeing the Trump University lawsuit was impartial because he was "Mexican" (the judge, Gonzalo Curiel, is from Indiana) -- left lawmakers in a similar lurch this past June.
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In a rare move, Battery Ventures, Andreessen Horowitz and Ribbit Capital, investors in a number of Silicon Valley's fintech startups, have backed the bank enabling many of their investments to lurch forward.
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Travelers, including families returning to London from Disney World in Florida, were left in the lurch when their transatlantic flight to Gatwick was cancelled over the busted air-conditioning two days ago.
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Many women, single and married, are pressed to step away from full-time jobs to fulfill those caregiving needs, and leaving them in the lurch is a policy problem with massive implications.
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Venezuelan authorities called on the country's Supreme Court to review its decision this week to annul the opposition-led congress, which critics have decried as a "coup" and a lurch to dictatorship.
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I only wish that lawmakers who seek to impose unreasonable eligibility criteria and provide no additional visas to the thousands of other Afghan helpers in the lurch could have shared that moment.
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While the United States has seen its political system lurch from crisis to crisis throughout 2017, Chinese President Xi seamlessly tightened his hold on power during the Communist Party Congress in October.
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The latest downward lurch in oil prices comes as fears of a wider global economic slowdown have rattled financial markets and placed further strain on the budgets of Opec's financially weaker members.
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I hope that we learn that progress is not an unfailingly upward, inexorably positive movement, but an awkward and clumsy dance in which we lurch forward three steps and stumble back two.
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And along the way, the uncertainty caused the S&P 500 to lurch from about 1,85003 to about 1,120 — a roughly 17 percent swoon that erased a full year of market gains.
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It is a feat all the more impressive as widespread nationalism and a lurch to the right are finding a voice not only in the republic's politics but also in its music.
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Farmers who have been relying on an Agriculture Department program to mitigate the impact of the trade war through a special $12 billion subsidy fund are now being left in the lurch.
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The shots are long and the camera is steady; it's the ocean that rocks, making the entire frame lurch and stagger with broad sweeps and deep drops that make the gut swirl.
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Many landlords shun homeless people who have the city's new rental assistance vouchers because they were left in a lurch after the state abandoned its rental assistance program, called Advantage, in 2011.
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Airlines around the world including Delta, American and United are parking hundreds of planes and cutting capital expenditures, like aircraft, leaving manufacturers like Boeing and its European rival Airbus in the lurch.
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Few nations were as vulnerable as Chile, which has almost no domestic sources of fossil fuels and was left in a lurch in 2007 when Argentina abruptly cut off natural gas shipments.
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Why it matters: No other company's offerings come close to DJI's cheap, powerful drones, experts say — potentially leaving government agencies, police and first responders in the lurch if DJI is shut out.
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It's not a Cartier-Bresson-style "decisive moment" but perhaps an instant just after or just before such a moment, with a little lurch in time, like the favored offbeat in jazz.
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Democrats have been shut out of power in Des Moines since the 2016 election, and have seen the state lurch to the right on issues such as gun rights and voter identification.
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If Turkey continues on this path, some analysts warn, it risks a cycle of violence and a lurch away from the European standards of freedom and democracy to which it once aspired.
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In a reflection of how high the stakes have become — and of how ineffective anti-Trump attacks have been so far — the race took a lurch toward nastier ground over the weekend.
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But an actual sit-down meeting with the president in the Oval Office was, for some former colleagues of Mr. Penn, the inevitable outcome of what they see as his rightward lurch.
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But SXSW remains all about the music—and if you're heading to Austin this month, these are the hottest new live acts you MUST HEAR, lest you be left in a Lurch Barge.
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The Republican Party's call for the restoration of Glass-Steagall is a "desperate lurch" that won't win over Bernie Sanders' supporters, a former deputy press secretary under President George W. Bush said Tuesday.
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But in the 21st century, with its young African-American mayor, multi-hued populace and youthful vibe, the city is making a lurch from a rigidly exclusionary past toward a more inclusive future.
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Meanwhile the conservative Republicans candidate Francois Fillon left his party in the lurch and without an effective figurehead when he declined to step down over damaging allegations of financial impropriety, which he denied.
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Some investors are flocking to Asian fixed income assets, lured by the prospect of juicy returns even as large chunks of the global bond market are seeing yields lurch deeper into negative territory.
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"We'll have to see an extended period of downtime, like a month or two, then we'll see a noticeable lurch (higher) in gas prices," said Patrick DeHaan, head of petroleum analysis at GasBuddy.com.
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"You can't suddenly lurch from running a fossil fuel world to a world that's fully based on renewables without causing incredible disruption both to the reliability of energy and its cost," he said.
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What makes the lurch to the hard right all the more galling for Democrats is the fact that Hillary Clinton won the popular vote by more than 2.5 million votes (roughly 2 percent).
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"There has been a reactionary lurch to the right and some important issues including the advancement of indigenous Australian rights are being lost in the left versus right of Australian politics," he said.
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The rest of emerging Asia is also concerned — a lurch lower by the yuan will mean currencies from the Philippines to India, already at multi-year lows, will have to play catch up.
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In past seasons, bears with names such as Otis, Scaredy Bear, Lurch, and Holly have battled for fishing positions, defended their cubs, mated, and played to an audience of millions around the world.
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What does not resonate is the leftward lurch of your party and whether you like it or not, public perception, which is still a part of politics, makes this obvious to many Americans.
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Democrats have little leverage as they try to halt the nomination -- though the court's rightward lurch could stoke liberal turnout in the midterm elections in which the House of Representatives is in play.
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The site was announced this week by the Department of Education, which is seeking to expand the support available to roughly 35,000 students who were left in the lurch when the schools closed.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont, who identifies as a Democratic socialist, fueled a wave of calls from people on the left who want to see the Democratic Party lurch into a radically different position.
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But according to the ARKit developers page, even some devices that can handle the upgrade to 20173 could still be left out in the lurch, stuck in just our standard version of reality.
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And Marcus Schenck, co-deputy CEO who oversees Deutsche Bank's investment bank, pointed out that many U.S. banks fled Germany as the financial crisis hit in 2007, leaving companies there in the lurch.
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And so he should: he is young and has the kind of swing that makes you sit back in your seat, and then lurch forward to watch it again as quickly as possible.
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After a brief pause, three more shots are fired as the car continues to lurch forward; another officer then approaches, and the sound of a fifth gunshot can be heard on the video.
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" They included the post-9/11 "inversion of force and diplomacy" that saw a disoriented United States lurch onto a "road to war in Iraq" that "was distinctive for its intensity and indiscipline.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, a close ally of Mr. Trump's, has not publicly criticized the move but the intelligence officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, said it left Israel in a security lurch.
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After a major construction company called Dumankaya Insaat was seized, work on a number of unfinished apartment complexes came to a halt, leaving some 10,000 people who had purchased units in the lurch.
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He shut down Grindr in favor of shoulder-friendly solitaire, but most of his attention, particularly during the initial lurch forward, was focussed on whether any of his fellow-passengers were hidden threats.
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"Republicans up and down the ticket are going to have to choose whether they want to be complicit in this lurch toward extremism or stand with voters who can't stomach it," he said.
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Crude exports from the Basra terminal were not affected by the collision that happened on March 24, when strong winds caused a very large crude carrier (VLCC) to lurch into berth number 1.
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For liberals, one of most disturbing things about the 228 election was that it seemed to indicate a massive lurch to the right in a country they thought was getting more, not less, liberal.
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They opened a new yoga studio in Utah and declared bankruptcyIn March 2014, the Dadows abruptly shuttered their studios, allegedly leaving dozens of purchasers of memberships (some through a Groupon deal) in the lurch.
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It's a childish sentiment, but one that should feel relatable to anyone who's ever disappeared into a fantasy game world and felt a lurch of disappointment at being pulled back into the real one.
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The latter of these is a smart area for the company to develop to pick up developers and others who found themselves in a lurch when LinkedIn shut down similar API functionality in 2015.
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"Walking out on kids in the classroom, leaving parents in the lurch and thumbing their nose at taxpayers -- it's the height of arrogance from those we've entrusted with our children's futures," the governor added.
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At the same time, downside put options have become increasingly expensive relative to upside calls as the market fears prices are more likely to lurch lower in the short term than rally (tmsnrt.rs/1PiKuG4).
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I drive too slowly, lurch violently when I change lanes, and the thought of having to merge onto a speeding California highway makes my heart speed up a little even as I write this.
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"Republicans up and down the ticket are going to have to choose whether they want to be complicit in this lurch toward extremism or stand with the voters who can't stomach it," Podesta wrote.
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It's not until the very end that the American people abruptly lurch into mass anti-Semitic violence — and in another echo of It Can't Happen Here, it's Lindbergh's vice president who sets it off.
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The for-profit school left more than 70,000 students in the lurch when it filed for bankruptcy and closed its doors shortly after the department issued it a $30 million fine for defrauding students.
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Who could blame Valverde for not contemplating the thought of losing a player who almost single-handedly fired Barca to a title success that few predicted after Neymar had left them in the lurch.
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In Mr. Rabinovici's view, that was particularly true of the last chancellor, the Social Democrat Werner Faymann, who resigned on May 9 after the rightward lurch in the first round of the presidential vote.
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Opponents of the rule argue these plans will leave people in the lurch if they develop a high-cost medical condition, and that's why they're doing people a favor by trapping them on exchanges.
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In its lurch to the far right, the CSU has not been attacking the AfD, as one might expect, but rather Angela Merkel personally and the center-left government, of which it is part.
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Until a right-wing lurch in the mid-2010s, these governments rode a commodities boom, increasing public welfare spending and lowering Latin America's poverty rate from 45 to 25 percent between 2000 and 2014.
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The lurch toward a more Islamist, autocratic posture by President Recep Tayyib Erdogan has long worried regional and western observers, particularly his strong curbs on political speech and active political repression of the Kurds.
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In other words, unless the government reopens before the end of January, millions of Americans living below the poverty line could be left in the lurch and their access to food threatened by February.
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"They'll lurch from deadline to deadline and do the minimum to get by," said Douglas Holtz-Eakin, a former director of the Congressional Budget Office and the president of the conservative American Action Forum.
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In a rant on MSNBC that went viral on Tuesday evening, the longtime Democratic strategist vented his concerns about the party's prospects for beating Donald Trump, taking particular aim at the party's leftward lurch.
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As executives with broad authority and no place to shift blame for inaction, the Democratic mayors said, they represent a clean break from the slow-moving, crisis-to-crisis lurch of the federal government.
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Rather, if there is cause for surprise, it is that the Republican Party has gone along all too readily with Trump's lurch towards a more protectionist trade policy and with his retreat from globalization.
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Tuesday's lurch toward government intervention marks a radical shift in the aviation policy of the Netherlands, which was the first country to sign a liberalizing Open Skies deal with the United States in 1992.
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Now, university administrators are watching anxiously as negotiations between London and Brussels lurch along, with little clarity about how drastically ties may change after the divorce, known as Brexit, which is expected next March.
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But amid the episode's lurch to geopolitics, it felt like an easy out, suggesting that as long as you're good to your neighbors individually, it doesn't matter how you treat people in the aggregate.
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Consumer-friendly laws in Britain and the European Union protect these and other people who purchase travel tour packages from being left in the lurch, in ways that many Americans and Canadians find unimaginable.
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But there is a real fear that such an all encompassing defense posture will lead to unending commitments, a military required to be everywhere, and a defense budget that will lurch upward over time.
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Ramos cited several factors behind the new call, including a persistently weak domestic economy, deteriorating consumer and business sentiment indicators, softer inflation and inflation expectations, and Wednesday's dovish lurch from the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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Ryan's "record of achievement was atrocious (except during my first two years as President), ultimately became a long running lame duck failure, leaving his Party in the lurch both as a fundraiser & leader," Trump tweeted.
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KOPPARBERG, Sweden (Reuters) - Those wondering why Swedish politics are set to lurch to the right in Sunday's election need look no further than Ljusnarsberg, a tiny central county of dense pine forests and glistening lakes.
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Read more:Trump said he wanted more 'highly skilled' immigrants to come to the US. But skilled, educated foreign workers are leaving the US dejected, saying Trump doomed their American dreams — leaving businesses in the lurch.
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Legislators on Capitol Hill are looking to change a Social Security rule that some say leaves public workers, including teachers, firefighters and police officers, in the lurch when it comes to their retirement income. Rep.
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A combination of factors has conspired to create a perfect storm for oil since mid-2014, but analysts are now contemplating how major currency fluctuations are fanning the flames for the commodity's latest lurch lower.
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Trump campaign aide Alan Cobb accused the Colorado GOP of altering its delegate lists at different points, leaving them in the lurch as it changed, and threatened to dispute the results over its ballot inconsistencies.
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One option could see Britain lurch out in just three weeks, on April 12, unless it overcomes deep divisions to request a long extension that will involve taking part in EU elections on May 23.
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Second, the loss of manufacturing jobs - and failure to create them in countries with huge populations - may trigger more migration to rich countries, exacerbating the tensions that are fuelling the lurch towards right-wing parties.
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But there have been growing concerns among Democrats and rural Republicans that Trump's plan to drum up money from the private sector would leave some critical infrastructure needs — like the Memorial Bridge — in the lurch.
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Whereas previous episodes devoted whole acts to stirring speeches about beetles, arguments over who skins the best rabbit, and Pod's sexual savantism, here we're checking off boxes left and right as we lurch toward dénouement.
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And for many others who didn't vote at all in 2016, there is hope that his dramatic presidency, backed by fear of Democrats' leftward lurch, will persuade them to show up at the ballot box.
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They're also wary of a leftward lurch—tone-deafness on the terrorist threat, openness to single-payer health care, to name a couple of examples—that seems to be gaining traction within the Democratic Party.
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He has now created a situation in which he will shut down the government over the issue—putting hundreds of thousands temporarily out of work and leaving hundreds of thousands of immigrants in the lurch.
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Since then, "kill switches" on banks' electronic trading platforms are set off far more quickly when there is too much one-way traffic, which can lead to "air pockets," where prices lurch around a lot.
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Should Mr. Trump lurch into the convention so fatally compromised with general election voters and a sizable faction of Republicans, it could make it easier for the party to wrest the nomination away from him.
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First off, if Earth stopped short, you'd actually die immediately because you'd fly off the planet and hurtle into space, just like you lurch forward in a car when a driver slams on the brakes.
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Already hailed as a masterpiece across Europe, "Secondhand Time" is an intimate portrait of a country yearning for meaning after the sudden lurch from Communism to capitalism in the 1990s plunged it into existential crisis.
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But because the FCC is currently rolling back regulations that require large ISPs—usually called the incumbent provider—to give access to infrastructure to small ISPs, these upgrades could leave smaller providers in the lurch.
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Generation Grandparent When I arrive at my daughter and son-in-law's Brooklyn apartment on Thursdays, my 18-month-old granddaughter hurtles toward me with her still lurch-y gait, happy for our weekly date.
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More recently, concerns about immigration — Graz is just 30 miles from the border with Slovenia, a favored entry point to the country for refugees in 2015 — have seen this affluent nation lurch to the right.
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As with Mr. Ut's photo of Ms. Kim Phuc, it's never completely clear whether that image is the actual cause of a communitywide lurch toward empathy, but the correlation, at least, is almost always evident.
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Mainly because I am sure a bunch of people are going to buy into the vision this year and I'd hate for them to be left in the lurch next year and the year after.
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It's about a young British couple, Erin and Mark, whose lives take a sudden lurch in the wrong direction when they are scuba diving and chance upon — yes, you guessed it — something in the water.
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At the time, one of the big liberal objections to privatization was that private accounts were far riskier than conventional Social Security — and retirees could be left in the lurch if their investments went south.
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No one is sure how long Trump will be in office, whether any of his deregulatory efforts will succeed, or whether the federal government might lurch in the opposite direction again under the next president.
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It's not immediately clear if (or how) the salps are deliberately "timing" their pulses, but they're definitely able to avoid synchronous pulsing, which would cause the whole structure to lurch back and forth in undesirable ways.
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That leftward lurch was on display throughout the night, with candidates staking out positions on health care, gun control and immigration rights that would have once been viewed as to the far left of Democratic politics.
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LONDON/ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey's botched coup and an apparent lurch toward authoritarianism is ratting investors and threatens to throw into reverse the hundreds of billions of dollars that have flowed to this once-booming emerging market.
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Mrs Merkel's centre-right alliance has been consumed by infighting over immigration in recent weeks and may well lurch to the right after she steps down, which she is expected to do before the next election.
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Unless Britain can secure new bilateral trade deals with those countries by Brexit day, any special access it has to them would disappear, and trade terms would lurch back to those set out at the WTO.
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Hungary is a noteworthy comparison, as the country's authoritarian lurch under Prime Minister Viktor Orban over the last five years led the European Commission (the executive arm of the EU) to adopt new laws in 2014.
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" In a piece published in the Washington Post Thursday, days before Congress returns from its August recess, the Republican Arizona senator says the legislative body has begun to "lurch from one self-created crisis to another.
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"The debate around backdoors is not going to go away, rather, its is almost certainly going to get more intense as we lurch toward a more authoritarian society," the hacker told Motherboard in an online chat.
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But if the act is repealed or significantly scaled back (as President-elect Donald Trump has promised), it's estimated that at least 22 million of those who rely on Obamacare could be left in the lurch.
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Their skewed, eccentric sensibility—a burst of melody, a lurch into no wave, a disregard for conventions—is the result of an endless recording cycle, starting on a cell phone mic and ending up on Soundcloud.
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While her mother's eyes are focussed on her, she signals with a nod for her husband to move in, and, with one synchronized lurch, her father reaches for her mother and her husband grabs their son.
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" The RNC acknowledges that Warren would likely be a hit with more progressive voters, but says her presence on the ticket would be "an extreme lurch left" and will characterize her as "intensely liberal and uncompromising.
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With all the bad news surrounding WeWork, those clients had reason to worry that they could be left in the lurch if the company went under, or that the service it provided would get markedly worse.
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This approach would amount to a highly risky lurch away from the faction that made Mr. Trump the Republican nominee, and toward a community of female, Latino and Asian voters who have never been reliable Republicans.
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"Today in Venezuela, we've woken up blocking streets," said opposition lawmaker Miguel Pizarro, among a crowd chanting and waving banners on a motorway to protest what they view as this week's lurch into "dictatorship" by Maduro.
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Harvey Weinstein's ex-wife says he's blowing stacks of cash on lawyers to fight sexual assault and harassment claims, and she's worried his children will get left in the lurch ... to the tune of $5 mil.
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Rather than view these dislocations as a failure of "progressive" politics, or a populist lurch to the "right," he sees this as the final phase of a broader dialectic stretching back to the Renaissance and beyond.
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It can be a swinging lurch in your belly, a goosebumps-creating shudder or the sense that someone's grabbed you by the shoulders and won't stop shaking you repeatedly—but, you know, in a good way.
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The Republican lurch away from economic issues amounts to a bet on the politics of Trump-style cultural division as a means of driving up conservative turnout and disqualifying some Democratic candidates among more moderate voters.
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Here are some of the latest tech highlights:'That was a f--- up:' Women's coworking startup The Wing's last-minute change of plans for a Brooklyn childcare service has left some working moms in the lurch
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The sudden decision to pull about 1,000 American troops out of northern Syria, and leave Kurdish allies in the lurch after they did so much to fight off the Islamic State, has already had terrible consequences.
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I Venmo my friend $15 for the meal — it's definitely more than I owe, but you never know if everyone is going to pay appropriately and I don't want to leave my friend in a lurch.
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Sleep Cycle (free on iOS) has been a longtime companion, too, waking me at a more comfortable moment in my sleep cycle and helping me avoid the horrid lurch one sometimes gets with a timed alarm.
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Two prominent Venezuelan opposition leaders were taken from their homes in raids by intelligence services in the early hours of Tuesday, in what analysts say signals a lurch toward a harder government line in the crisis.
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But its understanding of all of those things is facile — literally most of it can be boiled down to, "This is ridiculous" — and the specters it exhumes lurch onto screen like the ghosts of Christmas past.
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It felt a little too convenient for a style of game that traditionally leaves players in a lurch, and it spent too much time trying to explain away the horrible decisions Reed had made to this point.
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You may find yourself in the lurch if the company doesn't notify you quickly enough or if you don't have a neighbor or nearby friend with a house key who can come over and feed your pet.
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Trump's isolationism has left many allies in the lurch on everything from trade to commitments around defense, including long-understood promises that the US will come to the defense of its allies in the event of war.
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The "motion base," which is a system of hydraulic pumps that make the car lurch in all directions, is largely the same, as are the tanks of nitrous oxide that create atmospheric effects like wind and fog.
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Your briefing on the regions of the world that have been marginalised by globalisation stated that economists "once thought that, over time, inequalities between both regions and countries would naturally even out" ("In the lurch", October 21st).
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This was a sharp downward lurch for a country that had been making steady progress since the end, in 0003, of a genocidal 12-year-long civil war between Hutus and Tutsis, the two main ethnic groups.
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The researchers, Cesar Cerrudo and Lucas Apa of cybersecurity firm IOActive, said the vulnerabilities would allow hackers to spy on users, disable safety features and make robots lurch and move violently, putting users and bystanders in danger.
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The Democratic Party's lurch to the left is much like the disruption Republicans felt about decade ago with the rise of the tea party on the far right, former House Speaker John Boehner told CNBC on Friday.
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Shanghai's bear market lurch continued overnight, with losses of up to 218 percent as firms await U.S. tariffs on $210 billion worth of Chinese goods this week, and new business surveys showed some worrying signs of deterioration.
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On Hubris, his latest album for the hallowed Austrian experimental label Editions Mego, he seems to have mellowed out a bit, aiming for a less precarious sort of body-shaking—the constant lurch of the dance floor.
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EU leaders have given Prime Minister Theresa May two weeks' reprieve, until April 12, before Britain could lurch out of the EU if she fails to persuade lawmakers to back the withdrawal treaty she concluded with Brussels.
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When these non-profit groups griped about the mandate, the Obama administration crafted an accommodation by which they could opt out of providing free birth control without leaving their tens of thousands of employees in the lurch.
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An even stronger euro makes it more difficult for the ECB to achieve its inflation goals, while another lurch lower in the pound could push UK inflation even higher, eroding real earnings further, and imperilling consumer spending.
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Shanghai's bear market lurch continued overnight, with losses of up to 211 percent as firms await U.S. tariffs on $0.33 billion worth of Chinese goods this week, and new business surveys showed some worrying signs of deterioration.
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Spread some litter in front of and behind the tires when you're bogged down in snow or ice, on mud, or even on oil, and the stuff can give your tires just enough bite to lurch free.
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The President was left in the lurch after Vice President Mike Pence's chief of staff Nick Ayers declined to take the position of White House chief of staff because Trump was asking for a two-year commitment.
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Guedes argues that the pugnacious Bolsonaro is just the man to deliver Brazil a jolt of free-market medicine and move past the current center-left policy consensus that has seen Brazil lurch from crisis to crisis.
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Amazon's lurch into the grocery space has put pressure on other grocers to invest in technology, price and create their own "network" to compete as best they can with the marriage of Amazon Prime and Whole Foods.
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Opponents say the move marks a lurch to authoritarianism, accusing Erdogan of eroding the secular institutions set up by modern Turkey's founder, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, and driving it further from Western values of democracy and free speech.
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Activists are warning that Peru's sharp lurch to the right in the country's general elections earlier this month could bring an escalation of the already frequent conflicts — many of them violent — between local communities and mining companies.
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The latest twist has seen the leftist government of Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, the Marxist anti-austerity firebrand of yore, lurch toward the center, call unabashedly for the foreign investment Greece needs, and embrace the United States.
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Its voters, who also lurch from populists to liberals and back, look poised to oust Mauricio Macri's liberal government in October in favour of a populist duo, Alberto Fernández and Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, the former president.
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The leftward lurch of many Democratic voters over the last decade was not entirely orchestrated by party leaders, but often given credence as a tool to foster support from the remnants of the Occupy Wall Street movement.
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Whether reaching up or crouching down or rushing forward, the homes look frozen at a critical moment in their evolution, giving the unsettling impression that they might well lurch into motion the moment you turn your back.
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It leaves them in the lurch when it actually comes time to apply the data for IRL results, though, so you'll have to learn a bit for the heart rate tracking to be really worth the upgrade.
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Biden and his team believe that while this faction may drive the discussion on social media, it is not representative of the rank and file, and that claims of a leftward lurch among Democratic voters are exaggerated.
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Biden and his team believe that while this faction may drive the discussion on social media, it is not representative of the rank and file, and that claims of a leftward lurch among Democratic voters are exaggerated.
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"Shelter," his one-off collaboration with the similarly-minded French producer/songwriter Madeon, is one of Robinson's more rafter-reaching tracks in recent memory, built around the skyward lurch of a chopped vocal and floodlight synthesizer lines.
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On Tuesday, things took a significant lurch toward the Nixonian: The New York Times reported the president asked FBI director James Comey to drop the investigation into Flynn on February 14, the day after the general's ouster.
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NATO leaders endorsed plans this summer to rotate troops into Poland and the three Baltic states to reassure them they would not be left in the lurch if Russia was tempted to repeat its 2014 Ukraine intervention.
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Trump may lurch back and forth on policy — or more often, demonstrate an almost cosmic ignorance of policy — but he speaks to, and in the voice of, America's angry whites, who want their imagined old America back.
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Merkel's conservatives and the centre-left Social Democrats, both worried by a rightward lurch in September's national elections, have agreed to focus more on addressing structural disparities in the former east, and other structurally weak parts of Germany.
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This would be a huge move for Apple – on par with the iPhone 7 killing the headphone jack – as a shift in charging ports would leave loyal iPhone adherents with piles of Lightning-dependent accessories in the lurch.
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This week, they released details about the specific vulnerabilities they found, including one case where they mix several of those vulnerabilities together to hijack a Universal Robot factory robot, making it lurch about and be a potential threat.
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Jerry Lewis's six children from his first marriage are getting zilch when it comes to an inheritance, but the comedian isn't the only mega celebrity whose last will and testament left his or her kids in the lurch.
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Rogue One attempts to craft full character arcs for its most important figures — particularly its main duo, Jyn Erso (Felicity Jones) and Cassian Andor (Diego Luna) — but those arcs lurch awkwardly from one plot point to the next.
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The outage was a wake-up call for politicians whose bickering over emissions targets and carbon prices since 2007 left the power industry in the lurch and killed major investment in generation, except rooftop solar and wind power.
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"With an absence of greater communication leading up to that rate hike, we've been thrown into the lurch somewhat as to how to interpret monetary policy going forward," said Scott Smith, chief market strategist at Viewpoint Investment Partners.
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Today, we Americans lurch from one irremediable forfeiture to the next, content to wage partisan culture wars between Democrats and Republicans, between liberals and conservatives, while at the same time, treating virtually all formal education as narrowly instrumental.
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Except for a small school that operates under a different name, the move puts an end to an operation that has been accused of widespread fraud and abuse, leaving roughly 35,43 students and 8,000 employees in the lurch.
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Don't get left in a lurch this summerIf you have a good set of credit cards in your wallet, you can travel with ease and shrug off any worries of things like lost bags or a missed connection.
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At each jolt or lurch, I imagined that I was about to be hurled earthward and that my skull would end up like those smashed bitter oranges which litter the ground around trees, their sour scent seeping out.
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Medium's latest pivot leaves some independent media in the lurch In late 2017, Medium added the option for any author or publisher to operate their own paywall on the platform, but it revoked the offering abruptly last year.
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He is eager to own the only good thing about a crisis that has paralyzed the country and left millions of people in housebound despair: The reality that life will at some point slowly lurch back to normal.
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Its lurch came at a time when a race-baiting American president, Donald Trump, has opened the way for everyone's inner bigot and shown contempt for that most carefully nurtured and prodigious postwar child: the German-American alliance.
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For more than a decade, profit-driven business cycles of traditional telecom companies have left many rural communities in a lurch, with connection performance that's a fraction as fast as it is in most urban or suburban areas.
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So he found little to like in the Labour Party of his native Britain, even in the Tony Blair era, or in the Democratic Party in the United States, even before its leftward lurch in the 21st century.
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But while Washington fixates over the partisan stakes of the funding drama, the real victims of the latest lurch into government dysfunction are powerless to influence their fates, and can only look on in rising panic and fear.
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I felt a lurch as I locked away my laptop, phone and Kindle, but it lasted seconds, and I quickly got used to the pace of the place: people moved around slowly and purposefully, taking in their environment.
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Placed in historical context, Brexit feels like a horrible lurch into the dark for Great Britain, a nation which in the past century has been the last defender of European peace and stability, not the first to run away.
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Gwynne, most famous for his comedic portrayal of Herman Munster on The Munsters, harnesses his Lurch-like frame for peak ominous effect, while his thick Maine drawl roots him in this soil as deeply as the animals buried there.
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The compressed timelines of this year's open enrollment period for government-mandated healthcare have left some companies in the lurch, and as the final hours to enroll tick by, they've turned to the startup company Stride Health for help.
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They then took another lurch lower as oil hit the skids and signals emerged from Spain that Madrid was gearing up to invoke a never-before-used clause to re-impose central rule over the restive region of Catalonia.
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European Union leaders have given Prime Minister Theresa May a two weeks delay, until April 12, before Britain could lurch out of the EU if she fails to persuade lawmakers to back the withdrawal treaty she concluded with Brussels.
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"In the absence of immediate negative impact on small business employment following Obamacare repeal/replace failure and/or lurch toward tech-negative Occupy Silicon Valley policies, we think big fall in markets an autumn not summer event," they said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Slightly-better-than-expected wages and jobs data saved Britain's pound from another downward lurch on Wednesday, offsetting a series of political and economic warning signs as talks on leaving the European Union get going in earnest.
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Despite those trends, Republicans have sought to turn the tables in recent months as some in the Democratic Party, including several presidential hopefuls, lurch to the left on health care and embrace a single-payer, Medicare for All approach.
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Jordan, in particular, will be left in the lurch; King Abdullah II is the custodian of the Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem and about 30 percent (3.4 million) of Jordan's population is of Palestinian origin and 2.4 million are refugees.
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The lurch followed a Bloomberg report on Thursday that a number of hedge funds that clear derivatives trades with Deutsche had withdrawn some excess cash and adjusted positions, a sign that counterparties are wary of doing business with it.
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In Britain, slightly-better-than-expected wages and jobs data saved the pound from another downward lurch on Wednesday, offsetting a series of political and economic warning signs as talks on leaving the European Union get going in earnest.
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End the nonsenseIt all starts with recognition — recognition that during a crisis our social safety net is not enough, and that American corporations are incentivized to leave workers and communities in the lurch in good times and in bad.
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The destroyed VHS of a father's wedding captures the abject failure of his second marriage, to a gold digger; she not only spent all his money, but also left him in the lurch when he was diagnosed with cancer.
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Roger Cohen Poland's lurch into illiberalism and rewritten history, following the well-trodden Hungarian path toward the curtailment of democracy, is the most alarming political development in Europe since the fall of the Berlin Wall almost three decades ago.
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I've spoken with a bunch of Social Capital founders over the last few months, and more than a few of them are naturally exasperated with all the commotion, as partner after partner departs, sometimes leaving them in a lurch.
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How it has fed the rightward lurch that has buried in messianic nationalism the dream of a two-state peace and ensconced a leader, Netanyahu, who made it his foul business to bury Yitzhak Rabin's push for that peace.
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What matters is to recognize that Trump is strong because of a global nationalist lurch; that his feral instincts make him dangerous; and that he may well win a second term, just as Orban has now won four terms.
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Read: When Foreign Companies Are Making, Not Killing, U.S. Jobs Read: Trump's Stalled Trade Agenda Leaves Industries in the Lurch —A Times roundup of books about Muslim refugees for children and young adults includes two titles by Canadian authors.
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Even as Zimbabwe's government, banks, listed companies and other members of the formal economy lurch from one crisis to another, the thriving informal economy of street vendors, traders and others unrepresented in official statistics helps keep the country afloat.
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Both of us placed delivery orders and were mortified to learn that we were not being notified of texts or calls coming through from our couriers, leaving those delivery workers in the lurch when they needed to reach us.
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Which is to say, at one point I accidentally mash down on the brake while simultaneously twisting the handlebar, causing my FUV to lurch forward and nearly graze the back tire of the orange FUV in front of us.
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Paak chose him as a collaborator, and streaming blockbusters like Post Malone, Future and Juice WRLD have clearly learned from his vocabulary of oozy, slow-motion chords, electronically wobbled vocals and transitions that crumble and lurch into new configurations.
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Yes, but: In the most topsy-turvy market in a decade, everyone knew that actually anything could happen, and on Monday, in the final two hours of trading for the year, it did — oil prices made a dramatic bullish lurch.
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European Union foreign ministers will on Monday consider shelving membership talks with Turkey over what they see as its disturbing lurch away from democracy after a botched coup there, though there is no consensus for such a tough step yet.
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At the end of its first concluded 'clean', after it somehow managed to lurch its way back to first bump and finally hump its charging hub, I extracted the bin and had to laugh at the modest sized furball within.
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And the leftward lurch of the party on policy substance like Medicare-for-all (which actually is the government takeover of health care that Obamacare never was) as well as style is playing right into the Trump re-elect playbook.
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Weed—and even now, typing the word, saying the word, fills me with a palpable second-hand embarrassment that makes me feel as if my stomach is about to lurch out of my mouth at an alarming speed—ruins people's lives.
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And if consumer prices do lurch upwards, it becomes much harder for the Bank of England to cut rates further or launch a quantitative easing program, two stimulus policies that are seen as being able to stoke inflation even more.
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They still seize when their phones go off in unison, or lurch backward when a blocked caller ID appears on their screens — now with the added stomach-drop of a smartwatch vibrating against a wrist bone at the same time.
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PARIS, May 25 (Reuters) - With Italy in political turmoil, oil prices on the rise and North Korea tensions back on the burner, the last thing the global economy needs is a big lurch towards a trade war further clouding the outlook.
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That may be one reason why he just endorsed McConnell's preferred candidate, Luther Strange, for next week's special election to fill Jeff Sessions's Senate seat — leaving two other challengers trying to position themselves as the true Trump candidate in the lurch.
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Through thick and thin and a switch to Chinese ownership, it hasn't left its wagon-loving fans in the lurch, even as other brands have come and gone from the segment to find comfort in the sales reports for their SUVs.
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A lurch into recession would be a blow to Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who took office in December vowing to lift lackluster growth, but presided over a contraction in the economy during the first quarter of this year.
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Thousands of Venezuelan opponents of President Nicolas Maduro's socialist government marched on Thursday to protest a decision by the administration-leaning top court to assume control of the opposition-led congress in what demonstrators said was a lurch toward dictatorship.
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India's lurch into a balance of payments deficit in the April-June, as price of oil imports continuing to climb spelt trouble for a rupee already bruised by rising U.S. interest rates and the fall out from U.S. tariff wars.
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The immediate cause is a technology outage last month that led thousands of flights to be cancelled or delayed, leaving hundreds of thousands of passengers in the lurch and prompting questions about whether the airline had neglected its IT systems.
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In the end, MacLaren departed, leaving the studio in a sudden lurch, and Patty Jenkins, who had been in the running from the beginning, was quickly placed in the director's chair, keeping Wonder Woman on schedule for a June 2017 release.
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But its latest lurch, in which the peso lost about a quarter of its value in three days, comes amid widespread volatility and fears of a global recession sparked by the U.S.-China trade war, and ongoing protests in Hong Kong.
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When percussion sounds arrive among his pillowy sustained chords and flutelike melodies, they're likely to be the snickering syncopations of trap, while the strongest rhythm comes from deep, viscous bass tones that skid and lurch like improbably prolonged drunken stumbles.
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The president's propensity to determine which top adviser or Cabinet member is in or out at the drop of a dime, or often the push of a tweet, leaves those working for him in the lurch, fearing the worst could happen.
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European Union foreign ministers were meeting on Monday to consider shelving membership talks with Turkey over what they see as its lurch away from democracy after a failed coup in July, although there is no consensus for such a move.
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But the document positions itself far to the right of Mr. Trump's beliefs in other places — and amounts to a rightward lurch even from the party's hard-line platform in 2012 — especially as it addresses gay men, lesbians and transgender people.
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But the whole zombie situation flips the building's beauty on its head with bodies strewn about pools of blood, oppressively dark and sinister hallways where terrible things could lurch from any direction at any moment, and an overwhelming sense of dread.
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The last twenty minutes of Faraut's film are consumed by a match: McEnroe's battle for the French Open crown, in 1984, against Ivan Lendl, whose perennial demeanor suggested that Lurch, from "The Addams Family," had traded domestic servitude for the baseline.
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The G.O.P., meanwhile, was short on elder statesmen who had enough credibility with its populist wing to halt the lurch toward a demagogue who said that all politicians were crooks, and that he knew it because he had bribed them himself.
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It feels real in the way they move—using actual fighting techniques, not some acrobatic bullshit that looks cool—the way they get exhausted and hurt, the way they lurch forward and use every opportunity to take out their respective opponent.
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The move has entrenched the party's lurch to the far-right, sparking disquiet among its ranks — including from the party's high-profile former leader, who warned that aligning with such a divisive figure could consign the party to political oblivion.
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Moreover, many right-wingers in her CDU and the arch-conservative CSU have signaled the definitive end of their grudging acceptance of Merkel's lurch to the center, which they blame for enabling the far-right AfD to enter the Bundestag.
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Germany's anti-euro, anti-immigration Alternative for Germany (AfD) party appeared to take a lurch further to the right at the weekend, with party members electing a hardline nationalist as co-leader of the party and eschewing more moderate candidates.
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London (CNN)If, like me, you woke from a dream on a lazy beach this morning and took 30 seconds to realize you were instead in a time of Covid-19, it was a dark lurch into our new unsettling reality.
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At the end, after the Utah Jazz (spoiler alert) win because Damon Wayans channels his inner Ryan Arcidiacano and makes the Finals-clinching assist to an Eastern European named Lurch, our two heroes kidnap Deion Sanders before the Super Bowl.
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This summer, CSU leaders pushed their alliance with the CDU close to breaking point by demanding a harder line on immigration - a lurch to the right in response to AfD's gains - before switching course and trying to reclaim the center ground.
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In the wake of COVID-19, freelancers, contractors, and self-employed individuals are finding themselves in a lurch as clients are tightening their budgets, letting go of workers, and canceling projects or putting them on hold until the circumstances normalize.
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He went to hug Rowan, but stuttered, a moment of hesitation, and the weight of his bag dropped down his arm and he had to reshoulder it, an awkward lurch, and in that time the girl thrust out her hand.
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Even in the best case, automation leaves the first generation of workers it displaces in a lurch because they usually don't have the skills to do new and more complex tasks, Mr. Acemoglu found in a paper published in May.
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The cost of insuring against a UK debt default is at the highest since the 2016 vote and some big banks say a lurch into a 'hard' Brexit where ties are badly severed would hack another 5-10 percent of sterling.
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The metal producer was declared bankrupt by an intermediate court in Nanning, the capital of the south-western province of Guangxi, on September 12, leaving in the lurch holders of two private placement notes of 1 billion renminbi ($150 million).
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For The Wing, a lack of foresight and due diligence seems to have led it to misjudge the realities and regulations of running a childcare service, ultimately leaving the very people it sought to help — working moms — in the lurch.
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For the entirety of his campaign, Donald Trump crowed about his peerless ability to make deals, one of which, he assured us, was going to be a replacement for Obamacare that would cut costs without leaving any Americans in the lurch.
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It showed equity holdings at 21.0430 percent, the highest since June, capping an eventful year that saw a significant worldwide lurch towards populist, anti-establishment political movements but also signs of economic recovery - from the United States to emerging markets.
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The overall results suggest a nation that continues to be deeply divided along geographical lines, with rural areas and Southern exurbs tilting ever more strongly toward the Republican Party while cities and suburbs with highly educated populations lurch to the left.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Investors said U.S. Treasuries were the "most crowded" trade for the first time in Bank of America Merrill Lynch's (BAML) fund manager survey, reflecting the market's lurch toward safe-haven assets as money managers recalibrate the interest rate outlook.
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And when you're creeping along for your morning commute, the sensors will lock onto the vehicle in front of you and follow at a safe distance and speed so you don't have to lurch forward and mash the brake every three seconds.
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The central bank waded into the currency derivatives market selling $1 billion worth of FX swaps, as the real's lurch to another record low against the dollar gathered pace and threatened to bring the currency's year-to-date losses to a whopping 33%.
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Things can break, and Apple can make changes that can have a negative effect on your experience—such as when the company, apparently arbitrarily, decided not to allow Nvidia to release new drivers for Mojave, leaving a lot of Hackintoshers in the lurch.
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Barring a remarkable compromise, the politicians will exit Washington on Friday, leaving funding for Zika prevention and research in the lurch, with the White House, Senate, and House each offering radically different funding proposals, none of which will materialize as money for research.
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When too many people begin to talk, the conversation gets very noisy and it can mean losing the "thread" of what is being discussed, and seeing conversation lurch from one topic to another, often losing track of important information in the process.
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The conservative House Freedom Caucus has a plan to force a repeal-only vote on the Affordable Care Act to the House floor by September — a move that would likely leave a lot of their Republican colleagues in the lurch, per Politico.
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Fail, and leaders expect to have to meet her again to decide whether to give her a much longer extension -- or pull the plug and let Britain lurch out of the Union without a legal safety net at midnight next Friday, 11 p.m.
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But nowhere is the parochial lurch in politics more at odds with sports-related globalization than in Britain, where globalization is revolutionizing the national game (some say religion) -- and the game is conversely helping to reassert English cultural power across the globe.
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The blowback from the comments of Omar has forced Democrats to lurch even further to the fringes of the left, and has created a situation where Republicans will be in a position to exploit Democrats for their poor handling of the controversy.
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Repelled by the Conservative party's lurch to the right, its embrace of a no deal, and the election of Johnson as prime minister, "moderate" Tory voters in these seats are ready to ditch their old party for the Lib Dems, the latter says.
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You can hear Burroughs' hallucinogens and hipsters in many of the numerous digressions in Gravity's Rainbow, particularly in the last hundred or so pages where Pynchon quotes from Naked Lunch and where, like the rocket, Gravity's Rainbow appears to lurch out of control.
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The last minute nature of the news clearly left the company in a lurch, with consumer CEO Richard Yu going off-script to excoriate carriers and U.S. officials that have repeatedly raised concerns over the company's perceived ties to the Chinese government.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Even after losing almost 103% of its value since the 2016 Brexit referendum, Britain's pound continues to be dogged by economic, politic and diplomatic pressures, meaning investors now fear it could be in for another chaotic lurch lower over the summer.
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Why it matters: President Trump's threat of tariffs and Italy's lurch to chaotic populism are of one piece — they are new chapters in the far-flung uprising against the post-World War II system that we've watched unfold for about two years.
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The list of dumped rebels included senior establishment figures such as Philip Hammond, who just months ago was the chancellor in Theresa May's Cabinet, and Winston Churchill's grandson Sir Nicholas Soames, highlighting the new Johnson administration's sharp lurch to the Brexiteer right.
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Trump took the stage in the battleground state of Ohio on the heels of the most recent Democratic presidential debates, which laid bare ideological fissures in the Democratic Party and which Republicans have seized on as emblematic of the party's leftward lurch.
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"This lurch to the left and full throttled assault on the free enterprise system will be wrapped around the neck of the eventual Democratic nominee by the G.O.P.," said Scott W. Reed, the chief political strategist for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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Now, on the eve of European Parliament elections likely to result in a rightist lurch, it has an anti-immigrant, populist government whose strongman, Matteo Salvini, known to his followers as "the Captain," is the Continent's most seductive exponent of the new illiberalism.
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There's a sense of expansive, kinetic finesse here that isn't surprising considering that the artist is a dancer himself: he's brought those skills to bear and made the track a living, breathing thing, getting it to lurch and bend in thrillingly unexpected ways.
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We had met up to discuss "Wildlife," the new film in which Mulligan plays Jeanette, a 1960s housewife who must fend for her and her son after her husband (Jake Gyllenhaal) leaves them in the lurch to go fight a forest fire.
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Sessions' campaign said his desire to "reverse the nation's lurch to the left" is part of what prompted him to announce a run in Flores' solidly red district, rather than trying to wrest control of his old seat back from a Democrat.
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The fact that my bridesmaid's husband and my sister-in-law, two people who didn't really know each other, took off together with a lurch and a screech in my husband's car when I waved at them on the way to the hairdresser.
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This spring, I donated to Dress for Success a box of high heels that I—over decades—almost bankrupted myself for: four-inch sandals with leafy vines that twine up your leg, five-inch leopard pumps I could lurch about five feet in.
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To this day, Mr. Bloomberg, 77, is sensitive to any suggestion that he took office as an accidental mayor, elevated by external forces and a predecessor with whom he was never especially close — particularly after Mr. Giuliani's rightward lurch in recent years.
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The Kavanaugh nomination's lurch into scandal comes at a critical time for Washington as a whole: The midterm elections are barely a month away, and McConnell is closing in on a fundamental remake of both the Supreme Court and lower level courts.
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And his greatest accomplishment to date is leading -- or maybe reading -- a lurch to the left among a new, activist group of Democrats who aren't unnerved by the word socialist and want the government to guarantee jobs and health care to its citizens.
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While it reflects the fact that Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI), a later generation of firmware technology used in PCs and Macs, is expected to ultimately replace BIOS entirely, it also leaves lots of users with old gadgets out in a lurch.
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While the move by the opposition-led congress would only be symbolic because it remains powerless, it could add to pressure on unpopular president Nicolas Maduro as he tries to defuse the furor over what critics saw as a lurch into dictatorship.
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The sudden (in cosmic terms) lurch of the north magnetic pole turned out to be a phenomenon for which humans bore no responsibility and for which responsible institutions and monitors (well, when the United States government was not shut down) had effective solutions.
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The lurch away from relevance is not helped by the inclusion of Charles Haslewood Shannon's "Les Marmitons" (1897), two figures painted in broad impressionistic strokes and brooding somber tones which seemingly qualify for display because of its circular mirror in the background.
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That may explain why at times the new show, settling into an enjoyable stretch of wily Congressional wheeling and dealing before taking a violent lurch into the outrageous, can feel like a cross between the law firm of Lockhart/Gardner and Tim Burton's Mars Attacks!
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When they go "say you're mine and" then lurch up to "stay by my side" the lead vocalist—and tbf, the songwriter Fiona Bevan, who I recently interviewed about the tracks she writes for other people—drags your sorry ass up to the heavens.
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Whether it's the noisy, shifting lurch of opener "Wrath Weaver," the strangely catchy war-march vibes of "Sun Worker," or the glorious resonance that leads into "Conduit of Grief," Hands of Thieves rarely keeps things predictable or straightforward, displaying consistency in energy and force alone.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - A state premier's desperate move to win re-election by striking an electoral deal with the far-right One Nation party drove a wedge between partners in the ruling coalition on Monday, as Australia's conservative politics faced a lurch to the right.
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While Twitter had earlier told TechCrunch that it would be "winding down" Smyte's business with existing clients, what that apparently meant was that it was going to announce the acquisition, then effectively shut off the lights over at Smyte and leave everyone in the lurch.
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"In Trump's vision of America, corporate polluters are allowed to reap profits without repercussion for poisoning the air we breathe and the water we drink, and Wall Street billionaires get a gift-wrapped tax break while ordinary families are left in the lurch," he said.
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Ecuador pro-business candidate Guillermo Lasso has doubled down on accusations that government-backed candidate Lenin Moreno would turn the Andean country into Venezuela, alluding to a recent Supreme Court move there to neuter the National Assembly that foes denounced as a lurch into dictatorship.
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Condon from ING said that the "feel-good factor from China data," which saw Asia shares end higher in Tuesday's session, faded in the U.S. trading session as "oil prices took another lurch lower" and the IMF issued another gloomy warning over global growth prospects.
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But rather than waiting for a comprehensive privacy bill to lurch through Congress over many years, he's proposed a small, simple tweak to US regulations that might help: Make not being tracked by those networks the default, rather than something you have to opt into.
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The lurch in my stomach as the tricycle leapt forward, the wind rushing past me as I accelerated; these are things that various VR experiences try to replicate with fans or moving platforms, but there's no substitute for the physical sensation of real motion.
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"As benefits have increased — and increased in complexity — as a result of GI Bill expansions, VA has scrambled at times to keep up, leaving military students in the lurch," states the plan, citing Warren's bipartisan work to minimize the impact of delayed GI Bill disbursements.
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The rightward lurch in the first round of voting last month, in which Mr. Hofer won 35 percent and Mr. Van der Bellen 21 percent, reflected disappointment with the two mainstream parties: the center-left Social Democratic Party and the center-right People's Party.
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One arm's hand holds my plate of food while the other slaps at the trailing cats — a black tom; a kitten missing an eye; another, half a tail — and then both arms lurch forward; they bend at the elbow, straighten themselves, propelled like snakes.
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If at times his presidency has seemed to lurch grotesquely from one gaffe to the next, there is at least one clear pattern: Mr. Trump is dismantling, brick by brick, the post-war liberal world order, of which America was once founder and champion.
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Business-friendly incumbent President Mauricio Macri's severe loss in Sunday's primary election to his left-leaning Peronist rival Alberto Fernandez, two months before the presidential vote, prompted market jitters about a possible lurch back toward the interventionist policies that Macri had vowed to end.
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Left In The Lurch In St. Paul, Va., a small town in the Appalachian mountains, Virginia Varney enlisted Medical Services of America Home Health and Hospice, a national chain, to care for her son, James Ingle, 42, who was dying of metastatic skin cancer.
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The problem with Mr. Trump's campaign lies in the solutions he proposes — a lurch toward the isolationism, protectionism and nativism that President George W. Bush worried about when he faced difficulty mustering support for trade pacts, immigration reform and war in the Middle East.
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Image 247.5 of 23 TORONTO – When Saudi Arabia ordered its citizens studying in Canada to abruptly leave the country it left institutions like Techno Canada in the lurch, forcing the small Toronto business school to scramble for new students in the middle of the summer.
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Right now I'm still operating at a base level of fullness which means anything that goes in—any bite of sandwich or gulp of smoothie—will spend the next hour threatening to lurch from the back of my throat and into my mouth. Digestion?
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Amy KlobucharAmy KlobucharBiden surge calms Democratic jitters Delegate battle ahead likely favors Biden How the Democratic candidates should talk to voters about Cuba MORE will lurch through Super Tuesday, hoping to notch a win in her home state of Minnesota (then drop out). Sen.
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County-level results captured the dizzying scale of the lurch away from Republicans: In Virginia, Mr. Northam captured outer Washington suburbs, including Prince William and Loudoun Counties, by 20 percentage points or more, where other Democrats prevailed by single digits in the recent past.
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The NFL, which founded OLE, sold off most of it to a group of private investors — RedBird Capital and Bruin Sports Capital — in 2000 after a controversial Super Bowl year in which ticket resellers left fans in a lurch by revoking their pricey tickets.
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"Soft barriers came up a lot: guilt and shame for not taking leave, and also guilt and shame for not wanting to leave co-workers in a lurch," said Ms. Schulte, who wrote the report with Amanda Lenhart and Haley Swenson at New America.
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Here, a generation after Boeing's initial lurch into financialization, was the entirely predictable outcome of the byzantine process by which investment capital becomes completely abstracted from basic protocols of production and oversight: a flight-correction system that was essentially jerry-built to crash a plane.
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"It remains possible that we will see another brief lurch downwards, particularly in the technology sector that seems to be the locus of hedging activity, but the chances of this developing into a meaningful correction still looks remote at the current time," Shaoul said.
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Democrats are likely to use the hearings to build on fears among liberals that the right to have an abortion could be at risk from the new Supreme Court's conservative lurch -- a factor that could send moderate voters flocking to the polls in November.
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Opponents fear a lurch toward authoritarianism under a president they see as addicted to power and intolerant of dissent, chipping away at the secular foundations laid by modern Turkey's founder, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, and taking it ever further from Western values on democracy and free speech.
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He hit Democrats on their party's lurch toward socialism, tried to shore up senior citizens' support by promising to protect Medicare and Social Security, continued to promise to protect health care coverage for preexisting conditions, and touted the lowest unemployment rate for African-Americans in US history.
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Much like Tumblr's lurch into live streaming, the addition of mobile appears to be YouTube's belated response to platforms like Periscope, which launched in mid-2015, and—perhaps more importantly—Facebook Live, which has been propped up by Mark Zuckerberg as the future of pretty much everything.
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Mr Trump said he would not leave Washington until a continuing resolution (CR) was passed; to many, that implied a deal would somehow, despite all appearances to the contrary, be struck—Mr Trump loves hosting, and would not want to leave his rich friends in the lurch.
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But Patrick Bennett, a foreign-exchange strategist at CIBC, said the PBOC was likely aiming to keep the fix relatively stable, noting that while there was a depreciation trend overall, policymakers likely didn't want the level to lurch higher one day and then fall sharply the next.
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It's a likely good and interesting phone, but AT&T's reported late-inning desire to back out of a deal with the company leaves Huawei in a lurch in a country where the vast majority of smartphone purchases are still done through carriers at subsidized rates.
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A no-deal Brexit could leave many patients with HIV or other chronic conditions in the lurch after 2020, authors Jean McHale from the University of Birmingham in the UK and Miguel Ramiro Avilés of the University of Alcalá in Spain wrote in AIDS, online September 26.
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That fluorescent synth bridge, which still catches me by surprise, became all the sweet, bleary Sunday afternoons, mushed together in a miasma of grass and cans and crunched up rizlas and trying not to glance at your phone screen but feeling a lurch every time you do.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Good news for investors rattled by the "bear market" in many stock indices is that the selling may only last a few months —the bad news is that another big lurch lower is likely and that previous peaks will not be revisited for years.
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Opponents fear a lurch towards authoritarianism under a president they see as addicted to power and intolerant of dissent, chipping away at the secular foundations laid by modern Turkey's founder, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, and taking it ever further from Western values on democracy and free speech.
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"Paul Ryan, the failed V.P. candidate & former Speaker of the House, whose record of achievement was atrocious (except during my first two years as President), ultimately became a long running lame duck failure, leaving his Party in the lurch both as a fundraiser & leader," Trump tweeted.
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Wry lyrics, sung sweetly (by Katie Von Schleicher) and Zimmerman-esque raggedly (by band leader Gabriel Birnbaum), that are buoyed by CCR grit and lurch, with enough no-wave sax/Television guitar touches to make sure the band'll get beat up when it gets past Cleveland.
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Many observers have undervalued the disappointment grassroots conservatives have felt as they watched the policies of the nation lurch left after the aggressive actions from courts, independent agencies and the White House itself, followed by the cheerleaders in the press, academia, and increasingly, radicalized corporate executives.
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If the Democrats are ever to regain the power they have lost during the past eight years (the House, the Senate, a majority of governorships and a majority of state legislatures), they will have to balance their decades-long lurch into "diversity" issues with political realities.
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After all, though this is obviously not what most of the Democratic Party base wants to hear, there's simply no evidence that the mass public in the United States is eager to mobilize on behalf of Sanders's vision of a drastic policy lurch to the left.
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But if the party persists in a lurch to the left — advocating measures like a single-payer health care system and what Republicans will charge is an open borders policy, even abolishing the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency — it will scare some Democrats and Independents away.
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In one sense, North Carolina's current politics and policies are of a piece with the rightward lurch of state governments across the United States in the past decade, as Republicans have consolidated power in two-thirds of the country's statehouses and inculcated a climate of partisan impunity.
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Though there often isn't a deductible on pay, there may be a waiting period of up to 72 hours before coverage would kick in after disaster occurs, potentially leaving employees in a lurch if their employers won't or can't pay wages until the coverage takes effect.
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MUMBAI, Sept 7.33 (Reuters) - The Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) move to take charge of one of the country's top five co-operative banks on Tuesday has left thousands of depositors in the lurch and sparked renewed concerns about the health of India's troubled banking sector.
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The state's negative credit outlook means its $22010 billion of outstanding GO bonds could lurch closer to the junk level if the growing unpaid bill pile impairs its ability to provide essential services, affects debt payments and inflates its already huge $2929 billion unfunded pension liability.
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As long as eight years ago, the FTC had warned that the weakening of U.S. antitrust law via the Supreme Court's Trinko (2004) and Credit Suisse (2007) decisions left consumer protection enforcement in a lurch, and government leaders unable to use antitrust law to hold companies accountable when necessary.
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The run of weak UK data, together with a general lurch towards dovishness by the U.S. Federal Reserve and other central banks, has prompted money markets to virtually price out any chance of a Bank of England interest rate rise in 2019, another factor likely to pressure sterling.
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"Paul Ryan, the failed V.P. candidate & former Speaker of the House, whose record of achievement was atrocious (except during my first two years as President), ultimately became a long running lame duck failure, leaving his Party in the lurch both as a fundraiser & leader," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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The run of weak UK data, together with a general lurch towards dovishness by the U.S. Federal Reserve and other central banks, have seen money markets almost price out any chance of a Bank of England interest rate rise in 2019, another factor that's likely to pressure sterling.
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The same factors that are almost certain to cause the Supreme Court to lurch dramatically to the left or right when the median vote changes hands will also mean that narrowly decided elections will carry increasingly large consequences if there is unified government and hopeless gridlock when there isn't.
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BRUSSELS — Rather than a sudden lurch to the right, the victory of conservative and far-right parties in Austria's elections Sunday was another reflection of the new normal in Europe, where anti-immigration populism and nationalism are challenging the European Union's commitment to open borders for trade and immigration.
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In particular, he was buoyed by what he saw as the pendulum swinging in his political direction, in the same global lurch to the right that brought the world President Trump and Brexit — even if his party's far-right rivals, the AfD, are the prime beneficiaries for now.
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They are trying to sell us things that are free, and if they are machine-made and hilarious as they lurch towards us, their falseness reminds us of some important and true things, things that we already have and all too easily forget, and which belong to us alone.
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With the court on the precipice of a dangerous lurch rightward, polling data indicate that Democrats have a positive view of Chief Justice John Roberts, who has expressed regard for precedent and concern for the court's legitimacy, encouraging a view that he will step in to prevent partisan excess.
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On June 1st this happened with a particularly heart-stopping lurch when Chinese authorities, with almost no notice, strictly limited new solar installations that qualified for FITs, blitzing the shares of Jinko and some of its peers in China, as well as of First Solar, one of America's biggest solar suppliers.
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Samsung will be fielding requests about how best to return Note 7s, the release notes, and customs can look for more info on their recall support site, or contact them directly via their customer support number at 1-844-365-6197 if the flight ban leaves them in a lurch.
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Macron himself had joined opposition politicians in asking the court to examine the legislation, in an attempt to placate the left-leaning wing of his parliamentary majority - and highlighting the sensitivity of the new bill and unease in his party ranks over a lurch to the right on issues like security.
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If, however, you take the downside risk more seriously—if it crosses your mind that your nifty new light bulb could, say, cause a few liberal democracies to lurch toward tyranny, exacerbate an already acute climate crisis, and heighten nuclear tensions—then you might proceed with a bit more caution.
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There is no Process without the lurch, both in the teleological sense that there is no salvation without sin and in the practical sense that the Philadelphia 76ers would never have let Sam Hinkie burn the organization down if the alternative—an endless future of respectable hopelessness—were not somehow more unappealing.
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" Proud didn't immediately unleash an attack related to the jail time when commenting on the Bannon meeting, although she told the Staten Island Advance the day of Grimm's kickoff that the former lawmaker had "lied to his constituents, then quit and left them in the lurch with no representation under President Obama.
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Given the court's current composition, anyone who does not want the law to lurch to the right in civil rights, gay rights, abortion and other areas has to hope Roberts will hold it close to its current course — either based on actual beliefs, or to protect the Supreme Court as an institution.
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The candidates are offering voters a similar vision: Both are looking to push back against the party's leftward lurch with more moderate policy proposals and are making an electability argument by urging the Democratic Party to remember the need to win back the Midwest, an area that Trump rode to victory in 2016.
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Superficially, the presentation was an archaeological riff on the sort of unfashionable stuff that guys unconcerned with fashion might wear for a walk in the park — boxy Lurch jackets, dad jeans with awful bleach finishes, Hawaiian-print shirts, ill-fitting anoraks, clunky brown leather shoes — or already have crammed in their closets.
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But Mr. Nunes, who can seem by turns earnest and reticent in person, is something different: After over a decade in the House, he has appeared to lurch haphazardly into the spotlight, like Kramer entering a room on "Seinfeld," straining to keep his balance as a human shield in Washington's daily Trump wars.
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Defense Secretary Mark T. Esper said the American strategy remains unchanged, although President Trump has said American forces are withdrawing, BRUSSELS — The United States will deploy several hundred troops to guard eastern oil fields in Syria against the Islamic State, defense officials said Friday, another lurch in President Trump's zigzagging military policy in the country.
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The convulsed, predatory "untitled: pinkspree; 2018" (548), an eight-and-a-half-foot-tall unholy marriage of pink-on-black triangles and pentagons, seems to lurch forward, jaws open, from a far corner, while its vulnerable, satchel-sized variation, "untitled: spree (green); 2018" (2018), calls out its aggression from the other side of the room.
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These women call Mostiller because they have nowhere else to turn: With bills to pay and without a safety net, low-income women who would typically have their medical costs covered by Medicaid are left in the lurch because of the Hyde Amendment, a provision that doesn't allow federal funding to pay for abortion care.
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Although some 11 million cars were affected by the carmaker's emissions scandal, only around 500,000 of those were sold in the U.S. The settlement figure is so high because the U.S. agencies are determined to get the cars fixed or off the road without letting VW off the hook or leaving consumers in the lurch.
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"Their future under Tronc was just going to lurch from one crisis to the next, because Tronc's strategy was so opaque and the quality of leadership they brought aboard was so dismal," said Bill Grueskin, a professor at the Columbia Journalism School and a former top editor at Bloomberg News and The Wall Street Journal.
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The spacious main compartment easily fits the camera bag and enough clothes for a multi-day trip, letting you travel with a carry-on solution that won't draw suspicious stares from gate attendants, or leave you in the lurch when you have to drop your pack in that measurement box to prove it fits airline requirements.
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It all began with those few seconds of the 100-meter dash that Leni Riefenstahl enshrined in her film "Olympia, Part 1": the close-up on Owens's face, the white flare of the starting gun, Owens's lurch, and then his upright run past his competitors in 10.3 seconds, and the ever-so-close tight shot of a perturbed Hitler.
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Rock and the authenticity myth have been anthologised so effectively in magazines and music papers over the years – from Uncut to Sounds to NME – that you could almost hear the groaning lurch of journalists attempting to make sense of genres like calypso, Britfunk, reggae (Melody Maker smartly bringing on Vivien Goldman for it) and now, grime.
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The routine moment of my childhood felt so magical in those moments before I fell asleep that I can still remember certain recurring sounds and images: the sparkling glint of our pool cover, the mechanical lurch of the garbage trucks passing our house, the electric purr of my parents TV, which their parents had handed-down to them.
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They appear so similar to human babies that seeing them dressed in diapers or sitting on a person's hip causes our hearts to lurch with baby-lust rather than alarm, and when they are slightly older and we see them capering onscreen, what many of us perceive as an enormous, happy grin is actually a grimace of fear.
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Paul R. LePage, whose tenure here has often seemed to lurch from one self-generated crisis to another, began the day by suggesting in a radio interview Tuesday morning that he was considering stepping down as the outrage generated by a profane voice mail and his apparent endorsement of racial profiling drew admonishments even from members of his party.
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Look at the superb briskness with which she rattles through the day's business, in court, before the plight of Adam intervenes, and then look at the distress signals that she sends out once her world begins to lurch—the flutter of a hand in the air, for instance, as she is lured into the catastrophe of a kiss.
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In addition to the news yesterday that Foxconn intends to scale back its plans for a $10 billion factory in Wisconsin, leaving that state in something of a lurch, we have now learned that the Taiwanese company intends to scale back a $9 billion factory in Guangzhou, according to the Nikkei Asian Review citing internal documents.
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This is my own memory because I am an old, relatively speaking, but I can't think of "You rang?" without thinking of Lurch from "The Addams Family": 15D: Big Bird's appearance at the Muppet creator Jim HENSON's memorial made many Muppet lovers, myself included, cry: 26D: Break out the quinoa bowls and avo toast, as Ms. Weintraub says below.
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As night fell, and the fire loomed just acres away, we watched collective questions — how to prepare, what to pack, where the fire would lurch next and whether to stay — rise up and manifest in the streets: Grocery shelves emptied, gas stations overflowed and cars filled with a hodgepodge of camping gear, photo albums, cans and pets.
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The pleasures of taking to the open road on a motorcycle are gender-neutral: There's the rumble that growls from deep within your machine when you twist the throttle; the sheer distortion of sound and vision at 70 miles per hour; the sudden lurch as you and your bike suddenly pull away, leaving traffic behind you.
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As the city's politics lurch leftward — unlike when the tax passed, Peskin's faction now controls of the Board of Supervisors and the city will vote on a proposition limiting new office space construction in March — Twitter, which took tens of millions in tax incentives throughout the decade, is planning to spread its workforce across the globe.
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The pound was down 15 percent since the June 2016 Brexit referendum and threatening to lurch to new historic lows; inflation was taking off; real wages were once again falling; and all the while the economy was slowing noticeably amid Brexit-related uncertainty - Britain was the slowest-growing economy of all 28 EU countries in the second quarter.
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Similarly, Obama and Clinton's sudden and loud free trade skepticism in the weeks before the 2008 Ohio primary was essentially meaningless and indeed quickly discarded by both during the administration Are we to believe that Clinton's sudden lurch to the left on a wide variety of issues during this primary will really indicate what she'll do when the primary's over?
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Turkey's banks are vulnerable as the lira's depreciation and its lurch into recession - data on Monday showed the economy slumped 3.0 percent year on year at the end of 2018 - hampers borrowers' ability to meet debt obligations S&P, in a note last month, said it expected Turkish NPLs to swell to around 6 percent this year, roughly double its earlier forecast.
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But I'll confess to feeling something—a little lurch in my chest, the tiniest increase in my pulse—when I sit down in a small, dark room at E3 33, away from the main show floors, and play through the first 40 minutes of one of gaming's longest-running will-it-ever-happen-though-seriously-this-is-getting-stupid stories.
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You know the feeling: that fluttering lurch in your stomach when their eyes swivel in your direction, your sudden inability to form coherent sentences that don't sound like something your nan would say, how choosing what to wear in the morning becomes so long it's actually painful, the flailing hopelessness when you realize they will never, ever have sex with you.
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WASHINGTON — The pitched battle looming over the Supreme Court, along with a jolt to the Democratic leadership at the ballot box last Tuesday, is threatening to shatter the already fragile architecture of the Democratic Party, as an activist rebellion on the left and a lurch to the right in Washington propels the party toward a moment of extraordinary conflict and forced reinvention.
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But by the time his trial date rolled around, he had skipped town, having absconded with a rented Lincoln Town Car shortly before he was due to marry a woman who believed he worked undercover for the F.B.I. Prosecutors were left in the lurch; their star witness, who was slated to testify in three coming murder trials, was suddenly a fugitive from justice.
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