Since 2014, the two sectors have remained the most troubled.
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Two decades later, the rocks were what most troubled Ortiz.
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GE Power remains the most troubled part of the GE empire.
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Some charters have been known to nudge out their most troubled students.
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But as Songting shows, closing even the most troubled plants can prove problematic.
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Malta, the EU's smallest member, is fast becoming one of its most troubled.
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His guidance and loyalty, especially in our most troubled times, has been unwavering.
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Better Call Saul beautifully examines its most troubled relationship in this season two finale.
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Is there a key problem most troubled companies have or are they all different?
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EUROPE'S most troubled big banks may at last be on the road to recovery.
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More money pouring in will not necessarily save the most troubled start-ups, however.
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That has, in some cases, complicated efforts to improve the city's most troubled schools.
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"This unit may be the most troubled part of a very troubled company," Cramer said.
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Orsted, though, has made the most radical shift, perhaps because it was the most troubled.
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Special administrators have 180 days to turn around, sell or liquidate Europe's most troubled airline.
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There were years when Chase had the most troubled loan portfolio among major American banks.
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On Saturday, the Eighth, the longest and most troubled of the nine symphonies, sits alone.
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He believed most troubled youth just needed proper mentors to help steer their anger and rage.
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These residential facilities are supposed to be safe places for some of country's most troubled youths.
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Mr. Zeimer's story has become a familiar one at some of the city's most troubled schools.
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Output in Italy, Europe's most troubled big economy, unexpectedly shrank 0.3 percent in the fourth quarter.
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Noting problems in Argentina and Brazil, he called Latin America the most troubled part of the world.
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The neighbour most troubled by Mr Trump's presidency may be Australia, a long-standing, staunch American ally.
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During its most troubled times, the company weighed selling to potential buyers like Salesforce, Microsoft or Disney.
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Today, they are outdated and unwanted, and the region is one of the Chinese economy's most troubled.
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The Midwest certainly has deindustrialized, and some of the most troubled cities in the country are located there.
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So Moulton told a few of the most troubled girls that Vallee, their former classmate, was a suspect.
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This is probably the most troubled big district in the country, and the woes are tied to money.
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They're $3.5 billion in debt and are some of the most troubled and poorly testing in the country.
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Too few nurses, particularly registered nurses, provide care at some of the most troubled homes, the analysis shows.
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Greek banks, which are among the most troubled lenders in the euro zone, were also deeply in the red.
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Monte dei Paschi di Siena, Italy's third-largest bank and Europe's most troubled, announced it had requested state help.
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It would be worth millions -- if anyone wanted to buy land in one of the nation's most troubled cities.
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Most troubled is Italy's third-biggest lender (and the world's oldest): Monte dei Paschi di Siena, founded in 2200.
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"His guidance and loyalty, especially in our most troubled times, has been unwavering," the 82-year-old brother wrote.
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It gained a reputation as one of the most troubled productions in Hollywood, plagued by legal and financial woes.
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While cities like Chicago and St. Louis dynamited some of their most troubled projects, New York City held on.
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The Bears are clearly a team in trouble, and the quarterback situation is one of their most troubled areas.
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I live in the Silicon Prairie—specifically in the suburbs of St. Louis, Missouri, one of America's most troubled cities.
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Both lawyers seemed most troubled to see these practices employed by a company of the size and wealth of Amazon.
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Surveying the landscape, two of the world's most troubled economies—Europe and China—are showing signs of stability, he said.
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Twitter has been the most troubled and hasn't traded at its 2013 IPO price of around $44 since April 2015.
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You can imagine they will either see these as your most prized Series A-stage companies or your most troubled.
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For generations, this bond has transcended politics and served as a bridge over some of our nation's most troubled waters.
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Mounting consequences, from an economic recession to soaring murder rates, have rapidly made Tabasco one of Mexico's most troubled states.
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Michoacán is one of Mexico's most troubled states in the context of the country's more than decade-long drug war.
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In the most troubled countries—the Central African Republic, Somalia and South Sudan—the share is close to one in four.
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This is a turn-up for a place that, thirty years ago, was one of most troubled cities in the state.
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Mr. Wilson is also overhauling five of the city's most troubled campuses, moving principals and introducing new academic and enrichment programs.
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Hoyt said his order took four months to arrive, but he was most troubled that the company is not veteran-owned.
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The other major initiative, the Renewal School program, is Mr. de Blasio's effort to turn around the city's most troubled schools.
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Niia (pronounced NIGH-uh) trades in songs about festering loneliness, and the most robust parts of "I" are its most troubled.
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Hours after Mr Barksdale conducted his tour of some of Baltimore's most troubled streets on June 12th, they witnessed another six murders.
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With artists and comedians boycotting the event, the Super Bowl is the year's most troubled gig — aside from maybe the 2019 Oscars.
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The most brilliant and creative amongst us are sometimes the most troubled, and nowhere is that clearer than in the entrepreneurial ecosystem.
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Senator Warner added that he was "most troubled" that the public was only learning of the incident two years after it happened.
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What I am most troubled by is what is taking place in Senegal, which was once the pillar of democracy in Africa.
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Some say that students who become violent are often not the ones who seem most troubled or who make the most noise.
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Again, with football occasionally, this has been the biggest flash point, because I think it's sort of the most troubled sport, right?
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He transferred to the most troubled school in the district because he was getting bored and felt he was wasting his time.
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And I haven't even mentioned yet what seems to be a partnership with Facebook at the most troubled time in the company's history!
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New York, Philadelphia and Chicago have the highest number of vacant foreclosures, but they are in some of the most troubled areas economically.
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The non-group market has always been the most troubled part of the insurance system, and it was far worse before the ACA.
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Should Dr. Wiltshire depart, it would be a setback for the mayor in his effort to transform New York City's most troubled schools.
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Few of the tourists, however, go to southern Xinjiang, the area most troubled by separatist unrest and most in need of an economic lift.
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Another favorite approach is to cherry-pick a handful of red states with decent records and contrast them with the most troubled blue states.
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For years, governors here have appointed emergency managers as a way to efficiently cut debts and restore financial stability in the most troubled cities.
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At the other end of the list, it is little surprise to find some of the world's most troubled nations, including Afghanistan, Syria and Somalia.
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In the past 66 years of Communist rule in China, the most troubled times have usually come about when tensions break out within the elite.
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In other words, if profits from home loan originations fell, Countrywide could make up for it by increasing the burden on its most troubled customers.
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The stock price of Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena, one of Italy's most troubled lenders, is down 80 percent in the last 12 months.
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The village is in one of the most troubled regions of the country, which has repeatedly been in the cross hairs of a jihadist insurgency.
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There were plans, for instance, to restructure Monte dei Paschi di Siena, one of Italy's most troubled banks and a linchpin of the financial system.
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Again, like The Godfather, the most troubled production of the year immediately became the most lucrative movie of the year, then the decade, then the century.
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Europe's largest and most troubled steel plant, Ilva has racked up hundreds of millions of euros worth of losses since coming under government stewardship in 21.2.
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But soon enough, like most troubled businesses, SoftBank will have to confront its underlying weakness: a lack of cashflow to back up all of the hype.
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In Camden, which was seen as one of the most troubled school systems in the country, Mr. Rouhanifard has improved graduation rates and lowered suspension rates.
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I'm most troubled by the message she's sent here, which is that you are unworthy of romantic love until such a time as you became skinny.
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"Sometimes I think the most troubled people I know are the very rich, especially many of them who have grown up in idle luxury," she wrote.
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Culp has said the 2019 "reset" of GE would result in negative cash flow at its most-troubled business, power, through 2020 before turning positive in 2021.
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The sector has ring fenced its most troubled issuers, and investors could be penalized if they get stuck holding bonds that slip into that roped-off territory.
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About 2000,28 students applied for Deutsche Bank's graduate scheme this year in the most striking example of millennials' appetite for careers at even the most troubled banks.
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The sudden departure of Duke, a former Federal Reserve official, marks the latest turmoil in the C-suite of one of America's largest and most troubled banks.
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Mayor Catherine E. Pugh, who took office a year ago, convenes monthly meetings with community leaders from the city's most troubled neighborhoods to discuss anti-violence strategies.
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That's even before considering our nation's moral obligation to provide refuge to people fleeing atrocities of war and persecution in the most troubled parts of the world.
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This merciful act was one of many that America took to relieve the suffering of a natural disaster in one of the hemisphere's most troubled, impoverished nations.
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But within a matter of hours, Dara Khosrowshahi, head of Expedia, pulled off a last minute victory in the contentious battle to run Silicon Valley's most troubled company.
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In the face of Monday's tumult, Prime Minister Li Keqiang visited one of the country's largest and most troubled state-owned steel companies, Taiyuan Iron and Steel Group.
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Even with many retailers shuttering stores — and in some cases declaring bankruptcy — hope remains for some of the most troubled names in the industry, a new report suggests.
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They should also know that the city's future and stability will remain at risk until they root out barbarism in one of the country's most troubled police agencies.
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Nikos Konstandaras ATHENS Relations between the countries with the European Union's strongest economy and its most troubled one have been testy at times, but the bond has held.
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The filmmakers Zackary Canepari, Jessica Dimmock, and Drea Cooper were on the ground for more than a year to capture scenes from one of America's most troubled cities.
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Both were starting two-year commitments there with Teach for America, an organization that sends top college graduates to teach in some of the nation's most troubled schools.
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Despite being rich in natural resources, and the site of billions of dollars' worth of Chinese development projects, Baluchistan is one of the most troubled places in Pakistan.
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Since buying some of the banks' most troubled assets, Nationstar has overseen a 50 percent decline in delinquent loans, though those improvements coincided with a broader recovery in housing.
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One of the places some of the most troubled children are being sent is the nonprofit Shiloh Treatment Center, located on a rural patch of land in Manvel, Texas.
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You might think public defenders going rogue would force local and state officials to figure out how to repair Louisiana's criminal justice system, which is among America's most troubled.
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At Automotive High School in Brooklyn, long one of the city's most troubled schools, 72 percent of students graduated in four years, 12 points better than the school's goal.
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They wanted to talk about Deutsche Bank — one of the world's largest and most troubled financial institutions, and the bank of choice to the president of the United States.
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At the Pentagon, military missions in some of the world's most troubled places are being run by a defense secretary who has none of his top team in place.
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The McKinsey proposals that most troubled agency workers — like cutting spending on food, medical care and maintenance — were not incorporated into the new contracts, one former ICE official said.
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The political uncertainty following the referendum raises particular questions about the ability of Monte dei Paschi di Siena, the most troubled of Italy's banks, to complete its capital-raising plan.
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With the increase, the city plans to add 542 uniformed staff members, aimed at improving the guard-to-inmate ratio in programs for the most troubled prisoners and reducing overtime.
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It is also among the most troubled of the 22014 states that will elect new governors on June 22018th (most are also holding municipal elections, as is a 13th state).
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As one of his first directives, he announced that he would refurbish a number of houses in Elgin's most troubled neighborhoods and assign cops to live in them rent-free.
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A former knucklehead turned cop and a wealthy scion who boxes meeting up in the city's most troubled neighborhood to give children something to do and something good to eat.
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But after taking $36 million in compensation for overseeing one of EA's most troubled years, there was at least one buck that Wilson was willing to pass on to his employees.
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Indeed, the stretch between 2012 and 2016 saw the 35-year-old BJJ black belt devolve from one of the sport's most colorful personalities to one of its most troubled figures.
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On statewide tests for third through eighth graders this year, New York City's most troubled schools kept pace with the rest of city schools, showing similar gains in reading and math.
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The financing problem is adding uncertainty to a system already burdened by decrepit buildings, teacher disgruntlement, low test scores and a reputation as one of the country's most troubled school districts.
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The seeds of this moment are traceable to the final months of 2016, the last time Mr. West was so public, and one of the most troubled periods of his life.
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Instead, he created what he called the Renewal Schools program to turn around a group of 94 of the most troubled schools, through a combination of academic support and social services.
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Prime Minister Matteo Renzi said he would resign, postponing, if not derailing, plans to restructure Monte dei Paschi di Siena, Italy's most troubled bank and a linchpin of the financial system.
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It is a departure from the former model, in which a handful of trained professionals were often inundated with treating only the most troubled 5 percent of students, Dr. Jacob said.
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He hails from the far west of North Rhine-Westphalia, which encompasses the gritty Ruhr industrial heartland, several of Germany's most troubled and most prosperous cities, and bucolic Rhine River country.
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Sources familiar with JSW's plans said it will delay any share issue until its most troubled coal mine, Krupinski, is finally set to close, to avoid union pressure to save it.
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Medellín's cable car system, which began operating in 2004, has helped revitalize some of the city's most troubled neighborhoods, part of a renewal that includes gardens, a museum and a library.
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There are a number of factors that converged at a key time to lend a hand to some of Europe's most troubled banks, S&P Global Ratings analysts said in a report.
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Banks will still be left with exposure to the most troubled corporates, which make up a large segment of the corporate debt market and arguably pose the biggest risks to asset quality.
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He applauds Ahmed's work so far but believes there is still a long way to go before his reforms can bring stability to one of the most troubled regions in the world.
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Homelessness is an ever-present tragedy for the million or so residents of San Francisco — a constant reminder that our social safety net is failing the poorest and most troubled among us.
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On foreign affairs we've already begun enormously productive talks with foreign leaders, to move forward toward stability, security and peace in the most troubled regions of the world Which there are many.
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For years, the government has sent the most troubled migrant youths to these more restrictive facilities, and many complaints about these sites came well before the Trump administration's crackdown on illegal immigration.
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Harvey Weinstein's Stunning Downfall: 23 Years in Prison N.J. Transit's Most Troubled Trains Are Older Than Many of the Riders Activist Museum Director Named New York Cultural Affairs Commissioner Want more news?
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The program, Police Now, recruits university graduates and assigns them for two years in the country's most troubled areas, where they walk the streets and provide a public face for the police.
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His is a "wholly understanding, moving account of what it meant to be Jewish and English in one of the most troubled times of the last century," our reviewer, Nick Fraser, said.
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"Britain has never really understood Ireland, or the mentality in terms of identity on both sides of the community," said Michael Doherty, a mediator in Derry, one of Northern Ireland's most troubled cities.
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Visco said the Italian government had set aside enough funds to deal with capital shortfalls that may emerge in the country's most troubled banks as a result of the offloading of their NPLs.
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As one of the country's most troubled cities tries to get back on its feet, a lack of Internet connectivity is keeping large segments of its population from even getting a fighting chance.
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The second was a group of boys from Boston's poorest neighborhoods, selected specifically because they were from some of the most troubled and disadvantaged families in the Boston of the 1930s, Waldinger said.
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The governor of one of Mexico's most troubled states has appealed to local media to remain silent on the violence in an effort to limit the damage it does to the tourism industry.
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Instead, drawing from their letters, he has given us a wholly understanding, moving account of what it meant to be Jewish and English in one of the most troubled times of the last century.
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A delicate proposal to tackle one of the nation's most troubled state employee pension plans is in flux after a senior Kentucky Republican abandoned his leadership position in the face of sexual harassment allegations.
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"IRAN IS AN island of stability in one of the most troubled areas of the world," said Jimmy Carter, then America's president, as he dined with his Iranian counterpart, the shah, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi.
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And the buyout package was part of a broader effort by SoftBank to work out some of the issues at the most troubled company in its broad portfolio of high-priced, highly valued private startups.
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Bond prices show markets beginning to price in increased concern that the most troubled European companies will struggle to fund their debt obligations, providing an opportunity for those who specialise in dealing with such situations.
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On foreign affairs, we've begun enormously productive talks with foreign leaders, much of which you've covered, to move forward to security, stability and peace in the most troubled regions of the world, which there are many.
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Earlier this week there were reports that Italy could be ready to break new EU banking regulations by using state funds to bail out its most troubled lenders although an Italian government spokesman dismissed such speculation.
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"While its scale puts it among the largest on record, I am perhaps most troubled by news that this breach occurred in 2014, and yet the public is only learning details of it today," Warner said.
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She oversaw Europe's most powerful country during the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression, then the European debt crisis, and then the surge of immigrants from some of the poorest, most troubled nations on earth.
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A fierce commander, he pacified Kandahar Province, once one of the most troubled spots of the war, and then held it secure for years even as the Taliban gained large swathes of territory all around it.
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Allegations of sexual abuse, including against children and other vulnerable civilians in some of the world's most troubled spots, have long dogged the world body, and have come under increased scrutiny over the last few years.
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But California's most troubled large dam is at Lake Isabella, built in the 1950s on what was thought to be a dormant earthquake fault by the Army Corps of Engineers on the Kern River above Bakersfield.
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While the Libertarian Party has long rejected U.S. military intervention abroad, the candidate's failure to recognize one of the most troubled spots in the Middle East drew ridicule and prompted speculation that his campaign was essentially over.
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With the clock ticking on an end-of-year deadline, Monte dei Paschi di Siena, Italy's most-troubled bank, prepared a last-ditch attempt to raise the €25bn ($5.3bn) in new capital it needs to stay afloat.
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It's not clear how the recovery might have looked had Mr. Geithner embraced a more activist approach to replacing management and taking greater government control of the most troubled large banks, notably Citigroup and Bank of America.
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JP Morgan strategists said in a daily note the repeated rounds of stimulus from global policymakers indicate that signs of infection or death rates peaking in the most troubled areas could fuel some demand for risky assets.
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Vallas, the former CPS CEO ran the nation's third-largest public school system for six years, earning praise from then-President Bill Clinton for helping turn around one of the most troubled school systems in the nation.
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Former CPS CEO Paul Vallas ran the nation's third-largest public school system for six years, earning praise from then-President Bill Clinton for helping turn around one of the most troubled school systems in the nation.
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On foreign affairs, we've already begun enormously productive talks with many foreign leaders, much of it you've covered, to move forward towards stability, security and peace in the most troubled regions of the world, which there are many.
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Barclays, BBVA, Commerzbank, HSBC and Societe Generale have joined a consortium of banks to pre-underwrite the capital increase for Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena, one of Italy's most troubled lenders, according to Il Sole 2.63 Ore.
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Last Chance High is an 8-part documentary series adapted from the Peabody Award-winning Vice News web series about the students at Moses Montefiore Academy, a school for the most troubled youth on Chicago's tumultuous West Side.
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New Jersey Transit faced another round of major delays on Friday that infuriated thousands of commuters, capping a week of problems that symbolized its descent from one of the nation's best railways to one of its most troubled.
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Popolare di Vicenza and Veneto Banca, two of the country's most troubled lenders, have requested state aid to help fill a capital shortfall of 6.4 billion euros ($7.1 billion) after loan writedowns pushed their capital below minimum thresholds.
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On foreign affairs, we've already begun enormously productive talks with many foreign leaders, much of it you've covered, to move forward towards stability, security and peace in the most troubled regions of the world, which there are many.
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We hope the members of Congress in D.C. will leave in place the successful tools that have helped local stakeholders turn around some of our most troubled fisheries and led to incredible economic growth all along our coasts.
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Doubling down on the use of private prisons, rolling back consent decrees and oversight of some of America's most troubled police departments, and promising to seek the harshest punishments even in the case of low-level drug crimes.
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The African Students Association at Peking University said in a post on WeChat, the popular social media platform, that while the woman on stage was an unfair representation, the students were most troubled by the men in the background.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - President Cyril Ramaphosa's mission to fix two of South Africa's most troubled state companies, power firm Eskom and South African Airways (SAA), could take longer than planned after their chief executives quit within a week of each other.
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With the passage of gainful employment looming in 2013 and 2014, many of the biggest publicly traded for-profits were simply able to shed their most troubled programs — cutting back on certificates and two-year degrees, which produced particularly dismal results.
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The substance of another—Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena, the world's oldest bank as well as Italy's most troubled—is still shrouded, but it is likely to become clearer at a meeting of Monte dei Paschi's board on October 24th.
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City officials said the consultants had also helped develop a plan to reduce the use of solitary confinement by creating alternative housing that would permit even the most troubled inmates to be out of their cells several hours a day.
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And, arguably, they did: The threat of the regulation helped to topple some of the biggest and most troubled for-profits — like ITT Technical Institutes — and forced others like the University of Phoenix to shutter bad programs and revamp others.
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If so, the question my fellow veterans and I are left asking is, why not ask Bob McDonald and Sloan Gibson to stay rather than promoting an insider who has been at the helm of the most troubled administration within VA?
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One successor was Aladdin Sane, a zigzag of painted lightning across his face; another, the most troubled, was the Thin White Duke, an aristocratic cabaret singer in black trousers, waistcoat and white shirt, needing only a skull to play Hamlet.
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The report was the first major project by the Sentry, whose partners have focused on the financial connections to endemic conflicts in some of Africa's most troubled places, including Somalia, the Democratic Republic of Congo and the Central African Republic.
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LONDON — Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain promised on Thursday that she would set a date to step down as the country's leader, starting the countdown to the end of one of the most troubled premierships in recent British history.
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In South Sudan, 100,000 people are affected by famine in a part of the country that is most troubled by the fighting between two warring armies, the United Nations announced Monday, with one million more on the brink of famine.
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FRANKFURT — Deutsche Bank reported a whopping loss for the last three months of 22008 and for the full year as it cut staff and wrote down the value of assets, affirming its status as one of Europe's most troubled big lenders.
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Although the meeting did not feature in his pre-announced weekly schedule, on June 8th it became known that he had squeezed in some time to confer with six bishops from Venezuela, one of the most troubled places in the historically Catholic world.
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" The Washington Post, which acknowledges that the book's treatment of Hemings leads to its "most troubled and troubling chapters," concludes that "O'Connor's deeply humane treatment of Sally, whose actual thoughts will never be known to us, is the novel's most haunting accomplishment.
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MI Italy's new bank rescue fund Atlante is preparing a sale process for one of the country's most troubled lenders that could start within weeks, sources said, hoping to defy tough market conditions and help stabilise the euro zone's fourth-largest banking system.
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There was Betty Hughes, who had taught him in an elementary school class made up of the most troubled children in his district, and who had not given up on him when he hurled his desk in anger on the first day.
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Federal authorities are investigating whether Deutsche Bank complied with laws meant to stop money laundering and other crimes, the latest government examination of potential misconduct at one of the world's largest and most troubled banks, according to seven people familiar with the inquiry.
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When it comes to New York's schools, Mayor Bill de Blasio has placed his biggest bet on the Renewal program, which has pumped extra money and other resources into a group of the city's most troubled schools, at a cost of $582 million.
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Mr. Tillerson has spent the past 41 years at Exxon, where he began as a production engineer and went on to strike deals for a company that explores for, buys and sells oil and gas in some of the world's most troubled corners.
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WARSAW, Dec 1 (Reuters) - Shareholders in Polish state-run coking coal producer JSW agreed on Thursday to transfer its most troubled mine Krupinski to the state mining restructuring company SRK, which will eventually wind it down, the state-run news agency said.
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A study of black children in Chicago by Rob Sampson, Patrick Sharkey and Stephen Raudenbush, three sociologists, estimated the negative effect on vocabulary and verbal ability from growing up in the city's most troubled areas as equivalent to missing a year of school.
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He spoke openly about his use of "taboo language," humor, and other shock tactics to try to shake fans out of emotional stagnation — often swearing, berating audience members, and talking graphically about sex — and he didn't censor himself even when addressing his most troubled fans.
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The nonprofit that stepped in to save the campuses of the collapsed for-profit giant Corinthian Colleges is closing 1003 schools nationwide, all but ending its sprawling $500 million attempt to turn around what was once the country's most troubled for-profit college chain.
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Speaking at the Reuters Global 2019 Investment Outlook Summit in Hong Kong, Mark Konyn said lower oil prices will take some pressure off the region's most troubled markets — India, Indonesia and the Philippines — while monetary easing in China is likely to prevent a sharper slowdown.
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Another shamefully overlooked snag is that Britain's exit from Europe will break the Good Friday Agreement of 1998, in which Northern Ireland's peace process was underpinned by the EU. This treaty has kept the peace in the UK's most troubled region for nearly 20 years.
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Share prices of steel companies jumped 70 percent during the period, according to the Thomson Reuters Global Steel Index, with the sector seeing some high profile acquisitions like ArcelorMittal's 1.8 billion euro ($2.1 billion) offer for Italy's Ilva, Europe's largest and most troubled steel plant.
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Some have hired additional case workers to make their systems more effective, have given newly released inmates better access to drug treatment or mental health care, or have developed community sanctions that send only the most troubled or repeat-prone offenders back to prison.
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In his removal, Mr. Taveras joins a list of principals who have been given the job of turning around some of the city's most troubled high schools, only to leave or be forced out after they have come under investigation by the Education Department.
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It is also a reminder that for all the focus on the nation's most troubled health law marketplaces, there are vast swaths of the country where Obamacare is popular and working well, and where the biggest problem is the uncertainty Trump has introduced into the program's future.
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But there have been clear winners too, such as avocado farmers who since 2007 have been able to sell their fashionable fruit north of the border, triggering a "green gold" rush that some say has stemmed migration and crime in some of Mexico's most troubled regions.
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Should a new downturn require the resumption of purchases, they will quickly threaten to make the ECB the main creditor of several member states and important financial institutions, or else lead to a wildly disproportionate share of purchases flowing to the most troubled states, or both.
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The head of UBI, Victor Massiah, also expressed a readiness to hook up with BPM and distanced himself from suggestions he might instead do a deal with Monte dei Paschi di Siena, the most troubled of the banks, saying such a move was not under consideration.
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The scheme involves increasing provisions on impaired loans from 22% to 40%; moving €27.7 billion ($30.9 billion) of the most troubled non-performing loans, discounted to 33% of book value, off its balance-sheet into a special-purpose vehicle; and securitising and selling these loans to investors.
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LONDON, June 21 (Reuters) - Italy's new bank rescue fund Atlante is preparing a sale process for one of the country's most troubled lenders that could start within weeks, sources said, hoping to defy tough market conditions and help stabilise the euro zone's fourth-largest banking system.
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Mr. Tillerson, 64, has spent the past 41 years at Exxon, where he began as a production engineer and went on to strike deals around the world for a company that explores, buys and sells oil and gas in some of the globe's most troubled corners.
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"For most stars, as their fan base matures so does their entertainment choices," said Jim Joseph, Americas president of Cohn & Wolfe Public Relations, adding that like most troubled childhood stars, he needed to effect a major transformation to stay relevant in the ever-changing world of popular culture.
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His Renewal School program, which pledged hundreds of millions of dollars to turn around the city's most troubled schools, has entered its fourth school year, and Mr. de Blasio has said that decisions will be made in November about shutting down or merging schools that have not sufficiently improved.
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But on Tuesday, even a papal decree would not have been enough to save Alitalia from what threatened to be its final stand, as Europe's most troubled airline filed for bankruptcy once more, this time amid signs that the government, and the Italian people, were fed up from providing life support.
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The people I know who tend to be drawn to the most troubled men are these incredibly empathetic, imaginative young women, and sometimes I wonder if that's a piece of it: how good they are at creating a compelling back story for men who have done nothing to earn it.
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Emerging economies as a whole have experienced larger volumes of capital outflows as investors shift their money out on the back of rising interest rates in the U.S. Countries such as Argentina and Turkey have been among the most troubled, with their currencies crashing to all-time lows against the greenback amid questions over their governments' economic management.
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Don Atari's aggressive embrace of anything off-putting or unsettling results in the film's most troubled gag — a pan-gender model named All (Benedict Cumberbatch), whose portrayal has deeply offended the trans community in general, and trans models in specific — but he stands out as one of the few plot elements that aren't entirely steeped in reflexive absurdity.
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Mark Montgomery, a former operations officer with U.S. Pacific Command, said he was most troubled by the slow response between when one part of Pacific Command received the request and began to act on it on May 15, and when someone removed the tarp 10 days later — based on the timeline outlined in the initial news reports.
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Even though McDonald's was once seen as a cultural menace to a glorious French tradition, the workers say this particular McDonald's, in its quarter-century of existence, has played a vital role as a social integrator in one of France's most troubled districts — providing employment and shielding local youth from pervasive drug-dealing, getting them out of jail and helping them stay out.
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This week we recommend a book about Donald Trump's presidency, a study of economic conditions in some of the world's most troubled environments, the history of a racist coup in Reconstruction-era North Carolina and a look back at the speculative and largely fraudulent Florida land boom of the 221s, along with a cultural critic's take on the enduring appeal of minimalism.
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As Italy and Europe more broadly struggle to come to grips with an escalating problem with bad loans, a new paper by economists connected to the Center for Economic Policy Research, a European policy shop, highlights the extent to which Italy's main banks — known to be the weakest in the eurozone in terms of cash reserves — have stepped up their lending to the country's most troubled companies.
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BELFAST (Reuters) - Protestant unionists are queuing for Irish passports in Belfast and once quiet Catholic nationalists are openly campaigning for a united Ireland, signs of deep shifts in the United Kingdom's most troubled province since Britain voted to leave the EU. Eighteen years after a peace deal ended decades of fighting between mainly Catholic nationalists who favor a united Ireland and mainly Protestant unionists who favor remaining part of the United Kingdom, Britain's Brexit vote is making people on both sides of the divide in Northern Ireland think the unthinkable.
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