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While I was on the brink of teenage life, Yugoslavia was on the brink of war.
Meanwhile, California is on the brink of a fiscal crisis.
But many are on the brink of changing their mind.
Is Iraq on the brink of a renewed civil war?
"We were on the brink of divorce," Shamari, 38, explained.
We are standing on the brink of a vast unknown.
At several points, he appears on the brink of tears.
Now, 21 million Yemenis are on the brink of starvation.
Now, 7.1 million Yemenis are on the brink of starvation.
At the very least, on the brink of uncomfortable change.
The Conservatives are on the brink of losing their majority
Netflix is now on the brink of 150 million subscribers.
Around 7 million people are on the brink of famine.
"We were on the brink of insolvency," Mr. Evans said.
Some 8.4 million Yemenis are on the brink of famine.
And some species are teetering on the brink of extinction.
Now, the country is on the brink of civil war.
A fifth — Germany — is teetering on the brink of recession.
Greece is teetering on the brink of bankruptcy right now.
Greece is teetering on the brink of bankruptcy right now.
And the country is again on the brink of disaster.
In Thailand, kratom is on the brink of total legalization.
Experts say we are on the brink of a pandemic.
Somalia is also on the brink of a famine disaster.
" On the brink of tears, he told her, "There's nothing!
Pakistan is on the brink of economic disaster, experts say.
They are irredeemably dysfunctional and on the brink of collapse.
Illinois is on the brink of a devastating credit downgrade.
They found hundreds of people on the brink of starvation.
Last week, it seemed almost on the brink of collapse.
We live on the brink of backwardness at every moment.
Now Xi stands on the brink of becoming even stronger.
His party appears on the brink of tearing itself apart.
The advertising-driven business model is on the brink of collapse.
One was a high school senior on the brink of graduation.
On the brink of a humiliating elimination, the hosts changed tack.
MDMA is on the brink of becoming an FDA approved medicine.
All of these questions were on the brink of being answered.
"We are on the brink of bringing the healing to patients."
He saw a society teetering on the brink of moral collapse.
Worse still, the network is on the brink of technical collapse.
Morally and physically, the world is on the brink of disaster.
It exists blindly and helplessly on the brink of further darkness.
Its key market, Germany, is on the brink of a recession.
It seems like we're on the brink of real societal change.
She teetered on the brink of corporate and personal financial ruin.
It seems on the brink of vanishing right before our eyes.
Some seven million people are already on the brink of famine.
Right now, Lisa Falzone is on the brink of something big.
Is Trump due for impeachment or on the brink of resigning?
Three weeks ago, Mr. Medhi was on the brink of resigning.
Its state oil company has been on the brink of default.
We are on the brink of a software-driven autonomous revolution.
"We're always on the brink of the abyss," Mr. Regan said.
Or for Atlantic City, which is on the brink of bankruptcy.
Fiat was at the time almost on the brink of collapse.
These two powers teeter on the brink of war with Earth.
READ: Coronavirus has Northern Italy's hospitals on the brink of collapse.
And the Yazidi religion is on the brink of dying out.
Both were on the brink of elimination more than once here.
President Donald Trump is on the brink of a catastrophic failure.
"The girl is on the brink of womanhood," Ms. Friend said.
Both teams had been on the brink of getting knocked out.
With their Obamacare repeal bill on the brink of failure, Sens.
"Malaysia was on the brink of utter catastrophe," Rewcastle-Brown said.
White House Memo WASHINGTON — America was on the brink of war.
The Trump administration appears to be on the brink of delivering.
Bad move: I was on the brink of a second addiction.
Stormfront being on the brink of collapse is not exactly new.
Catastrophic drought has put Somalia on the brink of total collapse Catastrophic drought has put Somalia on the brink of total collapse Every day, more than 303,000 Somalis abandon their homes in search of food and water.
When you find her, she's meditating and on the brink of despair.
U.S.-Russia relations are teetering on the brink of nuclear war again.
It's a formidable power, and unfortunately, it's on the brink of extinction.
The game takes place in a future on the brink of disaster.
"We are standing on the brink of a vast unknown," McDonald said.
"The result is a system hovering constantly on the brink of crisis."
His bellicose tweeting supposedly had us on the brink of nuclear war.
On the brink of his 24 Hours of Le Mans debut, Motorsport.
"Right now Vietnam is on the brink of major change," Nguyen explains.
It exists blindly and helplessly on the brink of further darkness. 18.
But the bill appears to be on the brink of defeat -- again.
But I don't think we're right on the brink of total destruction.
We are on the brink of achieving something historic for global peace.
Yet those farmers were struggling and on the brink of disappearance themselves.
Conclusion We are now on the brink of the fourth industrial revolution.
The U.S. and China stand on the brink of a trade war.
On the brink of elimination, Chicago will feel the loss of Shaw.
She's just on the brink of fame and living her best life.
The world teetered on the brink of war as Hitler menaced Poland.
In 1979, with the transit system on the brink of collapse, Gov.
Singapore, another Asian economic engine, is also on the brink of recession.
And now we're on the brink of the whole government shutting down.
Even before the latest blockade, Yemen was on the brink of famine.
Germany, the euro area's biggest economy, is on the brink of recession.
Now, several are teetering on the brink of seeing their clinics vanish.
"I was on the brink of losing the match," he told reporters.
It didn't help that publishing felt always on the brink of collapse.
The Sandernistas are confident they are on the brink of irreversible triumph.
Germany, which is on the brink of recession, is watching developments closely.
It's agitated, ailing, and on the brink of complete and ineluctable devastation.
The Senate is teetering on the brink of that same black pit.
A middle layer of yellow buttercream teeters on the brink of liquefaction.
He had been admitted 12 days earlier, on the brink of death.
But now that we're on the brink of total eradication, it's unacceptable.
Left on the brink of demise, all in the name of justice.
Here's a breakdown of a city on the brink of a troubling record.
Twenty million people are on the brink of starvation across the four countries.
In 2013, after funding cuts, the NMM was on the brink of closing.
These days, the world feels like it's teetering on the brink of apocalypse.
Viacom, at least, believes Snapchat is on the brink of hitting the mainstream.
Just like you&aposd think we were on the brink of nuclear war.
He repeatedly warns that America is on the brink of another civil war.
"Sometimes you feel you're on the brink of being embarrassed," Kidd told reporters.
That the Supreme Court isn't on the brink of reversing Roe v. Wade?
A nation on the brink of ruin…and how to bring it back.
The gang is back — and they're on the brink of an epic adventure.
A Nation on the Brink of Ruin...And how to Bring it Back.
This year, you've played many young women on the brink of sexual discovery.
In the meantime, at least we're not on the brink of nuclear war.
The current system, she said last month, is on "the brink of bankruptcy".
Syrian regime is on the brink of seizing the whole city of Aleppo.
By the middle of last year it was on the brink of disintegration.
Albania is on the brink of entering into negotiations for European Union accession.
Must I remind you that we are on the brink of a Frasernaissance?
Yet the economy does not seem to be on the brink of crisis.
The Olympic movement, he warned, "could find itself on the brink of division".
Yet the region remains teetering on the brink of further violence and exodus.
One senior officer said society was on the "brink of a total breakdown".
It has been teetering on the brink of losing its investment grade rating.
Germany, whose economy depends on car making, is on the brink of recession.
We were not on the brink of war with North Korea in 2016.
The Massachusetts senator also appears to be on the brink of supplanting Sen.
When Uribe took office, he inherited a country on the brink of collapse.
Greater investments are needed to help people living on the brink of hunger.
Divided and radicalized, the Syrian opposition is now on the brink of defeat.
The Massachusetts senator also appears to be on the brink of supplanting Sen.
L as the department store chain teeters on the brink of collapse. bit.
And I think we are teetering on the brink of that right now.
The city was on the brink of bankruptcy as its casino industry struggled.
"We are on the brink of extinction," reads the group's petition on change.org.
"We are on the brink of extinction," reads the group's petition on change.org.
In 1921 T. S. Eliot teetered on the brink of a mental collapse.
It seems particularly so as Germany's economy teeters on the brink of recession.
He is now buried in debt and on the brink of losing everything.
And that's a situation where we really are on the brink of oligarchy.
Were there any indications that she was on the brink of dropping out?
Fast-food chain Burgerim may be on the brink of filing for bankruptcy.
Yemen relies heavily on food imports and is on the brink of famine.
"That wasn't the one I wanted!" she says, on the brink of tears.
Down by more than 99 percent, it's now on the brink of extinction.
What other species on the brink of extinction have been similarly managed before?
U.N. officials say the region is on the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe.
On the brink of collapse Those numbers hint at an underlying truth: By acting like Earth was designed solely for human habitation, crop development and energy exploitation, we've raised extinction rates and put the natural world on the brink of collapse.
It always seems to be on the brink of extinction, but it always endures.
Photo: APAre we on the brink of all-out nuclear war with North Korea?
Now on the brink of panic, the kids raid the grocery store like savages.
Labour has been on the brink of breaking up since Mr Corbyn took over.
Mobike was acquired last year, while Ofo is reportedly on the brink of bankruptcy.
Unsustainable fishing has left a number of shark species on the brink of extinction.
Today, on the brink of having her child, Cardi B released a new song.
The world is on the brink of destruction because of… let's say climate change.
FOR a few days, Honduras felt like a country on the brink of chaos.
New York (CNN Business)Netflix (NFLX) is on the brink of 2460 million subscribers.
Ofo, its largest and Alibaba-backed rival, is teetering on the brink of bankruptcy.
But the whole theory of ego depletion may be on the brink of collapse.
And Puerto Rico's frail power grid has long been on the brink of collapse.
Tasmanian devils are on the brink of extinction, but there's a glimmer of hope.
Should lenders to Venezuela, on the brink of its own default, applaud or shudder?
They speak about as one would a toddler on the brink of a tantrum.
They return home to play Boston on Tuesday night on the brink of elimination.
The new prime minister's grip on power is already on the brink of collapsing.
This results in overly-stuffed drawers and hanging rods on the brink of snapping.
De Gaulle retreated to his country house, and seemed on the brink of resignation.
The spiritus sancti is a species on the brink of disappearing from nature entirely.
What was a quiet, empty public square is now on the brink of chaos.
It's 2029, the dollar has collapsed, and America is on the brink of ruin.
So why is it being told its season is on the brink of failure?
The kingdom was on the brink of bankruptcy and the United States was alarmed.
"The town and its operations were on the brink of bankruptcy," Kusto's website states.
Harris steeps his tale in vivid descriptions of Europe on the brink of conflict.
Gabriela Cámara, of Contramar and Cala, is on the brink of global culinary fame.
Thirteen of those were considered "critical," on the brink of respiratory or organ failure.
Thirty years after Khomeini's revolution, the Islamic republic seemed on the brink of collapse.
America today is not on the brink of a coup or a civil war.
Huddled on the edge of a continent,We teeter on the brink of chaos.
His face, as any enlisting man's might be, is on the brink of something.
The projects are failing, and the investors are on the brink of financial ruin.
In 20163, on the brink of failure, Path increased the friend limit to 500.
Almost two decades later, Asia is on the brink of another pandemic, say experts.
On the brink of a lucrative tech deal, Eddie realizes he must rebrand Empire.
Ultimately, it wasn't hard to see why Express is on the brink of decline.
Further afield, China and India are on the brink of war with unpredictable consequences.
Most of the time, I've been on the brink of imminent failure and bankruptcy.
But Steyer's language suggests he is on the brink of a run — for something.
The story paints a picture of a country teetering on the brink of authoritarianism.
Among players on the brink of a triple-double, however, there is a conspicuous discrepancy.
Intelligence is at stake We are on the brink of a direct confrontation with Iran.
Tourism was reduced to a trickle and the economy was on the brink of collapse.
It's not like I walk around all day teetering on the brink of killing myself.
The number of people currently on the brink of premature death in Borno is staggering.
PIRRO: So as I said, we are on the brink of a very historic summit.
Our treasured nostalgia about emo music has always been teetering on the brink of resurgence.
Are we really on the brink of living in a world without anybody named Ernest?
The three-inch Delta smelt is a native California fish on the brink of extinction.
It's feels like Ocean's 8 has been on the brink of theatrical debut for years.
The other is the last of his kind, a species on the brink of extinction.
Now, after a 20-year journey, Lionhead is on the brink of closing its doors.
Collectively, the employees described a workplace that is perpetually teetering on the brink of chaos.
Climate progress in Washington, already glacially slow, seems on the brink of freezing over entirely.
Today an immiserated, hopelessly misgoverned country may just be on the brink of something better.
At the end of last year the two countries appeared on the brink of conflict.
Many so-called multiemployer pension plans are on the brink of running out of money.
The International Red Cross said the city is on the brink of a humanitarian crisis.
"We believe we are on the brink of 3D being in every industry," Jabal said.
At the time of the Harvard speech Europe was on the brink of economic chaos.
The drug, known for reversing overdoses, can save heroin users on the brink of death.
Each episode will feature patients on the brink of death suffering from unknown, weird illnesses.
The species was on the brink of extinction several decades ago due to commercial whaling.
The war has killed tens of thousands and put Yemen on the brink of famine.
Venezuela, for one, has appeared to be on the brink of economic collapse for months.
It's also the sound of a pop band on the brink of something truly great.
Now the 25-year-old leftist is on the brink of winning Sunday's presidential election.
Pizza Hut is on the brink of losing its position as the pizza category leader.
Buiter has previously warned that the global economy is on the brink of a recession.
The species is "balancing precariously on the brink of extinction," the agency said on Tuesday.
Zoom, a health care startup based in Oregon, is on the brink of a meltdown.
The war has killed tens of thousands and left millions on the brink of starvation.
Right now, you may very well be teetering on the brink of colorful Frappuccino fatigue.
Sears is on the brink of liquidation and J.C. Penney is a virtual penny stock.
Eight million people are on the brink of famine, according to the Norwegian Refugee Council.
SFBARTMarch 17, 2016 Unfortunately the Highway Trust Fund is perpetually on the brink of bankruptcy.
In Mexico, almost two thirds of its 68 languages are on the brink of disappearance.
Now, cavalier political choices in Washington are leaving millions on the brink of financial paralysis.
And across the world, cities are poised on the brink of temperature increases and flooding.
Amid the confusion, many now fear Lebanon is once again on the brink of turmoil.
When other people looked at IMAX, they saw a business on the brink of bankruptcy.
Read more: Somalia's new president inherits a country on the brink of disaster and famine
Just as Obamacare is on the brink of repeal, they are starting to see results.
That's a little iffy, because that's when it's on the brink of encouraging such actions.
Wolf took the helm in 2009 when the bank was on the brink of collapse.
Aid experts say 4503 million are on the brink of famine after years without harvests.
It's adorable how the cute animals are teetering on the brink of total psychic collapse.
It's kind of wild because it's teetering on the brink of breaking at some points.
New York in the '70s was a dangerous, desperate city on the brink of bankruptcy.
The Sanders campaign appeared on the brink of a commanding lead in the Democratic race.
" Lam told a news conference that the city was on "the brink of no return.
Good luck teaching a machine to empathize with a human on the brink of death.
Patrik Laine and Tyler Myers scored for Winnipeg, which is on the brink of elimination.
Merkel's coalition is teetering on the brink of collapse in a dispute over immigration policy.
With society on the brink of collapse, the pair decide to re-evaluate their relationship.
Markets are sending mixed signals about whether the economy is on the brink of recession.
Early in the life of my company, we were teetering on the brink of bankruptcy.
One of them was Khadija Saye, a young artist on the brink of international recognition.
The next bit of legislation on the brink of becoming law expedites disability benefits appeals.
The agency left South Africa on the brink of the lowest investment grade in November.
Reports have been circulating since Sunday that the airline is on the brink of collapse.
The reality, though, is that Fizdale had been on the brink of dismissal since Nov.
But why now, when the Indian economy is on the brink of a growth recession?
I believe we are on the brink of the next phase of major internet growth.
Days before, I rode home from school, my mother driving, on the brink of tears.
However, not everyone believes that we could be on the brink of a currency war.
Iconic guitar brand Gibson could be on the brink of bankruptcy, according to a report.
UNICEF estimated in January that 60,000 North Korean children were on the brink of starvation.
The situation left me suffering panic attacks and teetering on the brink of depression myself.
US-backed forces in Iraq are on the brink of taking back Mosul from ISIS.
Seven years later, with Obamacare on the brink of repeal, he's going the opposite direction.
Worse yet, he was on the brink of breaking up with his long-time girlfriend.
Meanwhile, John's family also seems to be on the brink of a nasty legal war.
Amazon, somehow, continues to refine a device that is already teetering on the brink of perfection.
Those who were already living on the brink of poverty have now been left with nothing.
About 8 million people are on the brink of famine with outbreaks of cholera and diphtheria.
The world was on the brink of nuclear war and no one knew anything about it.
A team of British scientists may be on the brink of developing a cure for HIV.
In 2008, Frontier Airlines was on the brink of collapse after filing for Chapter 103 Bankruptcy.
A bloody war in Yemen that has put millions of people on the brink of starvation.
The number of jobs has plummeted, and some oil producers are on the brink of bankruptcy.
When you start at the end, on the brink of oblivion, where is there to go?
On the brink of failure in the 1990s, these days Rostselmash has been enjoying a revival.
Argentina is on the brink of its second recession since Mr Macri took office in 2015.
The Ember in the Ashes series continues, and the world is on the brink of war.
It would've saved rural hospitals all across the state that are on the brink of closing.
The International Red Cross has said the city is on the brink of a humanitarian crisis.
North Korea launched its first ICBM yesterday, putting the world on the brink of nuclear war.
I see older people on the brink of economic collapse because of rising health care costs.
"Haiti on the Brink of Ecocide" was the title of one journal article published in 1994.
A growing number of Mrs May's JAMs are on the brink of not managing at all.
Maybe Jay and Kanye's friendship is truly over, or at least on the brink of ending.
And in just three weeks, lawmakers could be standing on the brink of shutdown once more.
Hodeida is the main entry for food into a country already on the brink of famine.
Trump has gone completely nuts and has put America on the brink of a nuclear war.
They make your body think it's okay and not on the brink of collapse, Pontzer explained.
Now, we might be on the brink of a technological leap to benefit all of us.
We are on the brink of a historic moment, but we still have work to do.
Over 16 years ago, the United States stood on the brink of a reproductive rights revolution.
New York was dangerous and on the brink of bankruptcy—but cheap and filled with possibilities.
The earth is on the brink of falling into a period of darkness for six days.
Faced with a shoal of troubles, it now appears to be on the brink of default.
"Amur leopards are on the brink of extinction," Zoo Director Gregg Dancho said in a statement.
Wien remains confident as ever that the bull market is not on the brink of ending.
Something needs to give, or we could be on the brink of a significant farm crisis.
Suddenly, the Warren family risked losing their home and were on the brink of financial ruin.
The new regulations also roll back automatic protections for species on the brink of becoming endangered.
Key ministers have resigned from a government that is always seemingly on the brink of collapse.
Today, on the brink of turning 50, I am the November rose, the last of summer.
President Donald Trump assured Americans on Wednesday the novel coronavirus was on the brink of disappearing.
Its outlook wasn't always so sunny: In 26, the company was on the brink of bankruptcy.
Last Sunday, after a loss to Norway, the Americans were on the brink of elimination, again.
Germany's economy seems to be on the brink of a recession, and China's has been weakening.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau appears to be on the brink of losing his parliamentary majority.
The market's run since the financial crisis is on the brink of reaching a historic mark.
Many of these teenagers are also on the brink of separating from their colleagues after graduation.
And in this way, they pose a challenge to a world on the brink of disaster.
And the impression is no longer of angry young things on the brink of catastrophic explosion.
On the brink of becoming the first state without a single abortion clinic since Roe v.
They are also on the brink of setting the fastest confirmation pace for judicial nominees overall.
By December, the company, on the brink of bankruptcy, leaned on the government for a lifeline.
Finally, he shuffled across the apartment and stood on the brink of the bedroom, looking in.
Odds are your bracket has bust or is on the brink of it at this point.
The drought has put Somalia on the brink of famine and is endangering several other countries.
The fragile architecture of peace in the Western Sahara is now on the brink of collapse.
The Gaza Strip, under siege for 6900 years this June, is on the brink of disaster.
By nature, missiles teeter on the brink of failure, and new designs are often accident prone.
There had been warnings for years that America's immigration system was on the brink of failure.
The Cavaliers have not won a game in the series and are on the brink of elimination.
The international community has ignored countless warnings that South Sudan is on the brink of a genocide.
The soundbar world is on the brink of a big change, though: the integration of digital assistants.
If you thought this was about a woman on the brink of insanity, you also thought wrong.
Jerry Nadler of New York stands on the brink of an outsize role in American political life.
Sam's story is one of a young woman on the brink of something revelatory, thrilling, and terrifying.
But Syria's blood-soaked dictator is on the brink of defeating those who tried to topple him.
Nigeria is on the brink of a catastrophic epidemic of addiction to a synthetic opioid named tramadol.
Chicago (CNN)Thousands of high school seniors are on the brink of missing a college application deadline.
Libya is on the brink of full-scale civil war, and political unrest has unsettled neighboring Algeria.
But things didn't go to plan, and the family found themselves on the brink of financial ruin.
Can we even afford niceties and warm-fuzzies in a world seemingly on the brink of collapse?
AFTER two years of war, a quarter of Yemen's 28m people are on the brink of starvation.
And now wireless networks are on the brink of becoming exponentially faster, more pervasive and more versatile.
There was 25G and 3G, today's 4G LTE and now we are on the brink of 5G.
Italy is on the brink of being scrutinized further by European authorities, given its massive debt pile.
The euro area, formed in January 1999, may pass its anniversary on the brink of another downturn.
Instead, they are digging in and Catalonia is on the brink of unilaterally—and illegally—declaring independence.
The UN says Yemen is on the brink of famine, with 8m people in danger of starving.
A sewage system on the brink of collapse put Boracay on the government's radar two months ago.
Depicting the United States as teetering on the brink of borderlessness obscures all this to our detriment.
"Animals on the brink of extinction can be given another chance when people care and are determined."
The Titans had blown fourth-quarter leads in each game, putting them on the brink of elimination.
It is his improved command and control that have him on the brink of the big leagues.
The state faced a budget shortfall a decade ago and was on the brink of fiscal meltdown.
Tens of thousands live on the brink of famine and millions more lack secure access to food.
The war has killed tens of thousands of people and left millions on the brink of famine.
But Wednesday's election has dramatically changed that, putting the former sports star on the brink of power.
ONE of the problems suffered by a species on the brink of extinction is low genetic diversity.
THREE years ago, the STX France shipyard in Saint-Nazaire was on the brink of closing down.
What I mean is that before digital technology, we were already on the brink of extreme alienation.
We are on the brink of the largest generational transfer of wealth in the history of humankind.
A quarter of the population of Yemen is on the brink of famine, according to U.N. data.
Praise poured in around the world for Leicester, who were on the brink of relegation last season.
If recent polls are any indication, she may be on the brink of becoming the new frontrunner.
"It's on the brink of psychology, involving very deep feelings," said Mikhail Piotrovsky, director of the Hermitage.
"Yesterday we were on the brink of war," Mladenov told a press conference in Gaza on Sunday.
Now they have little choice as they stand on the brink of becoming a majority-minority party.
When I did finally return, it was as an adult man on the brink of middle age.
A pell-mell duet of piccolo and xylophone had me on the brink of laughing out loud.
The impression was of candidates with divergent views, not a party on the brink of civil war.
And as MF Global teetered on the brink of collapse, the improper transfers of customer money accelerated.
The conflict has killed tens of thousands of Yemenis and left millions on the brink of starvation.
It means you are on the brink of a breakthrough for your personal growth and broader career.
At that time, in December 2014, Smith says the company was on the brink of shutting down.
She pointed to a big-boned boy who was on the brink of being expelled for bullying.
So, why does Moscow choose to back Maduro, even as Venezuela teeters on the brink of collapse?
As spring and summer start to swoop in, we are on the brink of prime smoothie-season.
For many in the silent majority, the country seemed on the brink of widespread chaos and anarchy.
Beau's ranch seems perpetually on the brink of failure, and he's not accustomed to dealing with that.
Mack is on the brink of a breakthrough that may take his company to the next level.
The story ends with the man as a sitting senator instead of on the brink of death.
I was on the brink of making the decision to divorce because my husband was mostly absent.
Store closures will likely mount for those retailers already on the brink of going out of business.
The coronavirus could deal a blow to companies already on the brink of going out of business.
After decades of backbreaking work, dracunculiasis is one of two human diseases on the brink of eradication.
But one entity has been given unfettered power to keep these hospitals on the brink of closing.
European diplomats in Cairo recently told me they feared the country was on the brink of collapse.
Here's Laurel's update: California is on the brink of passing a law meant to reduce police shootings.
A land perpetually on the brink of war has, unfortunately, become the moniker of the Korean peninsula.
Serbia were on the brink of being eliminated after falling 2-0 behind against the United States.
Germany is Europe's largest economy, and it looks to be on the brink of sinking into recession.
He also told CNN last week that the world was on the brink of a coronavirus pandemic.
But the days when it was on the brink of joining the major American sports seem past.
Now, a decade after the global financial meltdown, banks are on the brink of realizing their dream.
As if to underline this point, Germany, Europe's economic powerhouse, is on the brink of economic recession.
Food delivery has proven a hot sector for investors and one on the brink of significant consolidation.
The blare of Puccini, in the background, is cut off on the brink of the final chord.
One of America's strongest industries stands on the brink of a new internet-style leap in productivity.
You started repairing watches in the 1970s, when the mechanical industry was on the brink of collapse.
This big-hearted story is an intimate study of a small place on the brink of change.
But what about the tens of millions of Americans living in or on the brink of poverty?
The tepidly reviewed movie is nevertheless on the brink of cracking a total of $200 million domestically.
The country is on the brink of yet another famine, which could see more people considering piracy.
Others say Russia would use the weapons only if its forces are on the brink of defeat.
The result is that Yemenis lack basic medical supplies, and many are on the brink of starvation.
"We are on the brink of an ideological shift in the rest of the EU," says Ms Kaljulaid.
According to the Sunday Times, four government ministers who are pro-European are on the brink of resigning.
We are now on the brink of another revolution in reproduction, one that could make IVF look quaint.
Stocks head into the final full trading week of the year on the brink of a bear market.
In them, a civilization is usually on the brink of destruction, in danger of extermination by evil overlords.
On Wednesday, Bloomberg reported that small-time miners are on the brink of being unable to break even.
That marked an increase from past U.N. estimates of around 8 million people on the brink of famine.
Night Music is a story about two individuals poised on the brink of the rest of their lives.
Two have breached, at least 13 others have overflowed, and around 55 are on the brink of overflowing.
In a Gulf region simmering on the brink of conflict, there is potential for Putin to play peacemaker.
All this marks a remarkable change from the 1980s, when Israel was on the brink of financial collapse.
"Wales is on the brink of an electoral earthquake," noted Roger Scully, a political scientist at Cardiff University.
Vaynerchuk comes across as the most savvy of the judges, if perpetually on the brink of an aneurysm.
The explicit goal was to save Flint, which was on the brink of financial collapse, millions of dollars.
With the nation on the brink of collapse, Venezuelan officials Monday were scrambling to keep the country afloat.
It is on the brink of being first to market with exciting medical, commercial, entertainment, and telecommunications products.
With seconds to spare, he arrived at the scene to find Ma'Yavi Parham on the brink of death.
Should we care for people on the brink of death, even at the risk of our own lives?
The real meat of the episode, though, involves Chris, who is always on the brink of a meltdown.
Cab drivers say the surcharge is a cruel blow to an industry already on the brink of collapse.
Reed had been racing since he was a toddler and was on the brink of breaking into NASCAR.
So instead, in a world on the brink of disaster, mysterious ships suddenly appear all over the world.
That is because a number of multiemployer pension plans are on the brink of running out of money.
This gimmick-free brand is on the brink of something big — and new packaging is just the start.
It may not just be America's policy towards Afghanistan that is on the brink of a big revision.
So beginning in February of 2011, he started documenting a way of life on the brink of extinction.
And James says he knew the moment his Cleveland Cavaliers were on the brink of achieving the improbable.
And—given that this is 1950s Russia on the brink of collapse—they're all scared for their lives.
He wore a rumpled dress shirt and an overlong tie and a goatee on the brink of coherence.
Either way, Russia appeared to be on the brink of achieving significant strategic reverses from the United States.
Mechel, once on the brink of bankruptcy, has been in restructuring talks with its lenders for several years.
Many department stores and clothing outlets that haven't outright failed yet are teetering on the brink of death.
"We are on the brink of a historic moment, but we still have work to do," she Tweeted.
On the brink of extinction just 2000 years ago, there are now 100 wild condors in central California.
Its wind and pressure readings, as of Wednesday afternoon, put it on the brink of Category 5 status.
A series of reports have described Kelly as frustrated with Trump, miserable and on the brink of quitting.
Just 20 years ago, America's fisheries were on the brink of collapse and fishermen were struggling to survive.
Nigeria, Africa's biggest economy, seems on the brink of its second banking crisis in less than a decade.
But we know Marvel loves drama, and to them, drama means entire planets on the brink of destruction.
The U.S. has been "teetering on the brink of becoming a flawed democracy" for years, the report says.
But even when Alan is on the brink of nervous exhaustion, you trust him to find the answers.
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Nye and his parents, who never missed a mortgage payment, were on the brink of losing their home.
Look how far we've come from having no voice to being on the brink of making history. Again.
The first, Simon Ives, is a typically overwhelmed and overscheduled 2155-year-old on the brink of adolescence.
The first, Simon Ives, is a typically overwhelmed and overscheduled 230-year-old on the brink of adolescence.
For all we know, Trump is on the brink of that, but the President is exempt from everything.
Tillis's decision puts Democrats on the brink of being able to block Trump's emergency declaration in the Senate.
The first, ostensibly from the 1970s, claimed the world was on the brink of an impending ice age.
The Scottish public is now on the brink of backing independence from the United Kingdom due to Brexit.
You are on the brink of solving one of the most intractable problems in American politics— immigration reform.
Compounding trade war tensions are fears that the U.S. could be on the brink of conflict with Iran.
I was on the brink of adulthood and suddenly did not feel compelled to rush to the beach.
"We are on the brink of a cliff edge exit, and that suits nobody," Ashish Prashar, 35, added.
Saeed and Nadia live in a nameless country that is teetering on the brink of a civil war.
Melbourne By Benjamin Neve Huddled on the edge of a continent, We teeter on the brink of chaos.
She remembers wavering on the brink of death and telling God that she had to rejoin the living.
We are on the brink of allowing ourselves to make bad policy decisions based on obscure political pressures.
Caretaker finance minister Ali Hassan Khalil said on Thursday the government was on the brink of being formed.
The words were carefully chosen, but Fizdale seemed to teeter on the brink of slipping out of control.
Cruz's position further endangers the Republican ObamaCare repeal effort, which appears to be on the brink of failure.
The epidemic has disrupted economic activity in China and put Japan and Singapore on the brink of recession.
But that's where Congress finds itself with the United States on the brink of military conflict with Iran.
"We're on the brink of yet another war in the Middle East," said liberal U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren.
The U.S. and Iran have appeared to back down after being on the brink of broader military conflict.
Being on the brink of a new decade provides a certain clarity, even amid so much tectonic change.
Additionally, more than 3 million people have been displaced, and the country is on the brink of famine.
I have never punched anyone in my life, but I was truly on the brink of hitting him.
But researchers say there are signs they may be on the brink of making measurable progress in restitutions.
As he stands on the brink of acquiring even more personal power, Mr. Erdogan is therefore still vulnerable.
How do you value a bank loan on the brink of default in an economy flirting with recession?
But then it flared up again — this time, in a Hollywood culture on the brink of a reckoning.
The psychology of anger and self-destruction has left Messi's international career on the brink of premature cessation, just as it has left Britain on the brink of a Conservative administration whose leading policies could include privatising our front gardens, a 95-hour working week and turning unemployed people into grout.
If you are a major celebrity on the brink of a major world tour, you launch a merch collection.
Eighty-four thousand children have died from acute malnutrition, and 8.4 million civilians are on the brink of famine.
The UN warned last week that eastern Aleppo was on the brink of starvation ahead of a "killer" winter.
I figure only the rarest of birds on the brink of extinction make it to the Kanye feather silo.
By 1997, Apple was on the brink of bankruptcy and forced to lay off a third of its workers.
The mass molestation allegations on the brink of the new year has been a wakeup call to the nation.
Apple is worth hundreds of billions of dollars, and it's on the brink of becoming a trillion-dollar company.
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Makiko, a single working mum on the brink of middle age, is worn out from raising her teenage girl.
At one point the country was on the brink of becoming a failed state—something that is now inconceivable.
LIBERAL democracies, while not exactly on the brink of a descent into fascism, are facing a period of crisis.
As Trump negotiated with bankers in 1990, two of his Atlantic City casinos were on the brink of failure.
The stock hit a record of $999, on the brink of breaking through $1,000 for the first time ever.
Berninger sings of romantic relationships on the brink of collapse; he agonizes over losing touch with his closest friends.
Italy is teetering on the brink of a rating downgrade that could raise costs in its beleagured banking sector.
How can someone as massively famous as Lady Gaga convincingly portray a struggling artist on the brink of success?
Timing is everything and the industry is finally on the brink of transformative change, driven by strong secular trends.
The stakes are not as high as they were when two superpowers stood on the brink of nuclear war.
A flurry of recent activity has suggested Mueller may finally be on the brink of unveiling some big answers.
In a world perpetually on the brink of nuclear destruction, there can only be so many false alarms—right?
But all of this awesomeness is on the brink of chaos — thanks to some glitch introduced by Eleanor's arrival.
CHICAGO -- The Chicago Cubs find themselves on the brink of history as they return to Wrigley Field on Thursday.
Polkadot, under Wood's tutelage, seems on the brink of changing all that, and the summit clearly understood the ramifications.
On the brink of failure, Montaniel landed a sales meeting with a top club owner in New York City.
In a population on the brink of extinction, this represents an important increase in the world's black rhino population.
The cabal of evil countries controlled by the Triangle want the world permanently on the brink of nuclear apocalypse.
See: his Twitter feed, which is perpetually on the brink of a very public and very expensive train wreck.
Germany's defense minister added that she was regretful that Britain was on the brink of leaving the European Union.
Analysts expect the country will soon default on loans; many say the state is on the brink of failure.
On the brink of cancellation just two years earlier, suddenly the DC Comics characters were the hottest thing going.
The United Nations calls Yemen the world's worst humanitarian crisis, with 8 million people on the brink of famine.
Yemen is on the brink of starvation because of a civil war between a Saudi-led coalition and rebels.
"Tanganyika is on the brink of a deadly disaster," said Ulrika Blom, NRC's Congo country director, in a statement.
The banks sent letters to the funders, spooking people and leaving the Foundation on the brink of shutting down.
While he is on the brink of securing the nomination, he has not yet taken over the institutional party.
Sears' dire financial state has many industry experts thinking the company is on the brink of filing for bankruptcy.
It simply doesn't make sense to wait until a species is on the brink of extinction before stepping in.
The plan to exterminate the American bison nearly succeeded, and for years they were on the brink of extinction.
And he argues that stocks are on the brink of a threshold that's historically been linked to big gains.
I was closing in on the biggest one of all — Mr. Trump was on the brink of financial ruin.
"Rosselló told CNN more resources are needed for the island, which is on the brink of a "humanitarian crisis.
It feels like the world is standing on the brink of destruction, just like it did in the 80s.
On the brink of the first movie's 15-year anniversary, the actor and musician just revealed some hopeful news.
Yemen's four-year war has killed tens of thousands of people and left millions on the brink of famine.
RL: It's also about pushing the boundaries a little so that, visually, it's on the brink of something absurd.
Some, such as Venezuela are teetering on the brink of social collapse, and others are eating through monetary reserves.
Instead, they got a group on the brink of implosion who split up at the end of that tour.
Looming large in both narratives are crumbling homes, despotic leaders, and a country on the brink of irreversible change.
Inside war-torn Yemen's ancient skyscraper city, dubbed the 'Manhattan of the desert,' that's on the brink of ruin
Officers had noted that Brown's rent was overdue; according to her landlord, she was on the brink of eviction.
In 2019, a far larger country stands on the brink of potential meltdown, and the global response is ... muted.
Compounding the market jitters are fears that the United States could be on the brink of conflict with Iran.
Many of their families live on the brink of poverty, having lost most of their possessions in the war.
Now, it is on the cusp of upending politics in Mexico, leaving longtime parties on the brink of ruin.
Yemen is now in the midst of the world's worst humanitarian disaster, with millions on the brink of starvation.
Germany, Europe's largest economy, is also on the brink of recession, and concerns about global economic growth are rising.
"Many startups and early-stage companies possess little structure and are constantly on the brink of failure," Moran said.
"I've always enjoyed being associated with technology that is on the brink of changing how we live" writes Chatterjee.
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It evocatively captures the time when they were a young couple, both unknown and on the brink of fame.
Back in the early nineties, both countries were on the brink of trade war over intellectual property (IP) disputes.
The island's Medicaid program has been consistently on the brink of nonexistence and relying on short-term funding extensions.
The app, which was on the brink of failure in 2017, now has 1 billion video views per month.
In January 2020 Washington was increasing U.S. troop levels as it and Tehran teetered on the brink of war.
The companies that make the products are optimistic, naturally, and say they are on the brink of worldwide growth.
Since all of us, as the girls understand it, hover precariously and constantly on the brink of potential fatness.
I'm alarmed that we're on the brink of repeating our past mistakes, especially with Iran abandoning the nuclear deal.
I've argued many times that, because of the tax cuts, our economy is on the brink of big growth.
And just days after the death of Fidel Castro, two HBO documentaries capture Cuba on the brink of change.
The deal didn't come easy — and it was on the brink of death multiple times over the past year.
Germany, the region's largest economy and the powerhouse of the auto industry, is teetering on the brink of recession.
But the country is teetering on the brink of more chaos, with further protests being threatened by opposition leaders.
Schizophrenia is a complicated and often hard to treat illness that strikes young people on the brink of adulthood.
But on the brink of elimination Chicago erupted for 13 hits and three homers with Russell leading the charge.
However, it does put downward pressure on ratings for cooperates on the brink of losing investment grade, including Pemex.
In Syria, IS fighters are on the brink of losing their last foothold of Baghouz at the Iraqi border.
IT IS hard to argue that the United States and China are not on the brink of a trade war.
Half the population of Yemen — some 14 million people — could soon be on the brink of famine, the U.N. says.
The war has devastated Yemen's economy, exacerbating an urgent humanitarian crisis with millions of Yemenis on the brink of starvation.
Teetering on the brink of just the second 100-loss season in franchise history, that's a good thing for them.
Or if it was a deep fake video that exacerbated bilateral tensions between two nations on the brink of war.
Missouri isn't the only state that has teetered on the brink of losing its last abortion clinic over licensing disputes.
It's a chance to perfectly articulate your strategy on the brink of your most profound state change as a company.
People are already dying of hunger, and another 1 million people are on the brink of famine, UN agencies said.
First responders already administered a dose of naloxone, the opioid blocker known for reviving people on the brink of death.
In 2015 Turkish pilots shot down a Russian warplane, and the two powers appeared on the brink of another war.
There are two reasons why I believe that we really are on the brink of a massive disruption in technology.
It is a given among many China pundits that the country lives on the brink of hair-trigger nationalist outrage.
"WWE is on the brink of a period of unprecedented growth," said Evercore ISI analyst John Belton in a report.
Adapted from the novels by James S.A. Corey, it's about our Solar System on the brink of a future war.
The agent workforce is on the brink of retirement, and less in touch with consumer demands in a digital world.
Some 8.4 million are on the brink of starvation, though Lowcock has warned that will likely rise to 14 million.
But it's that lack momentum that has Suttmeier convinced we could be on the brink of the next leg higher.
Every day brings distressing headlines: the worst auto sales in a decade, banks on the brink of collapse, soaring unemployment.
The other disease on the brink of extinction is polio, which has also been inflicting pain on people for millennia.
Earlier this month, Trump said that China reneged on a trade deal that was on the brink of being passed.
Unlike roses, a generation's name matters and for those born on the brink of the millennial era, that label stinks.
As the lines get blurred emotionally, Pugh gives off a frenzied sense of someone on the brink of self-implosion.
"It is possible that we are on the brink of a several-decades-long period of rapid warming," Broecker wrote.
Image: APElon Musk is on the brink of acquiring the the next critical component in a solar-electric transportation future.
M&S is on the brink of dropping out of the FTSE 100, and may even by replaced by Ocado.
The country also has seven million people on the brink of famine and now an acute outbreak of diphtheria too.
Just six months ago, millions of Americans thought they were on the brink of electing the country's first female president.
Many banks are on the brink of insolvency, in part because of pyramid schemes that swindled millions of poor Iranians.
It was dirty and dangerous, a city on the brink of bankruptcy that many families had escaped for the suburbs.
After a painful divorce with Abigail's dad Nathan (James Tupper), Madeline's marriage is once again on the brink of destruction.
Lau says he hears from at least one student on the brink of suicide during a regular two-hour shift.
One year, my student loan was late, and I was living on the brink of total financial and spiritual collapse.
He was "on the brink of the new time," says Charles de Mooij, the director of the Het Noordbrabants Museum.
Managers pool money from wealthy investors that they use to buy businesses that are often on the brink of bankruptcy.
Officials were on the brink of calling off the search when they spotted the leopard at about 3:30 p.m.
America's economy isn't exactly on the brink of collapse regardless of whether and by how much the Fed cuts rates.
Joe Louis represented the United States against Max Schmeling on the brink of WWII and the rise of Adolf Hitler.
In 2008, with the American banking system on the brink of collapse, policymakers faced a grim choice: bailout or catastrophe.
And now, as the fashion world seems on the brink of change once again, she leaves in the same way.
The growth is remarkable for a company that had previously been on the brink of bankruptcy just a decade ago.
Her counterpart, The Newsroom's Adina Porter, is nearly 15 years younger than her and perpetually on the brink of tears.
That film ends on the brink of everything kind of happening for Charles; this film finds him some years later.
On the brink of death, the two workers agree to play rock, paper, scissors for the last cup of noodles.
Our narrator is a servile participant in something called "the organization" but is on the brink of a traumatic break.
Mexico believes it is on the brink of agreeing to the modernization of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
Most people's accounts fall into that category — even those on the brink of what will hopefully be a multidecade retirement.
Mechel, at one point on the brink of bankruptcy, has been in restructuring talks with its lenders for several years.
"South Sudan remains precariously poised on the brink of an abyss," Ban told a council meeting on peacebuilding in Africa.
"Fahrenheit 451" is set in a dystopian future where literature (and all original thought) is on the brink of extinction.
First, the biggest concern is the situation in Idlib, where millions of trapped Syrians stand on the brink of disaster.
The dirty old cooked Giant had become a smooth, enormous, naked man, paused just on the brink of heroic motion.
But there is persistent speculation that Kim Jong Un's government could be on the brink of a sixth nuclear test.
Some 7 million people are on the brink of famine, while one million are suspected to be infected with cholera.
Russia is on the brink of its largest military exercise in years, a sign of ever rising tension with NATO.
In an interview with "CBS This Morning," Rosselló said that his island is still on the brink of a crisis.
My anxiety was at an all-time high, perpetually making me feel like life was on the brink of imploding.
About 5 million people are suffering from famine in South Sudan, and about 100,000 are on the brink of starvation.
More retailers are on the brink of death than any time since the Great Recession, according to ratings firm Moody's.
Some 7 million people in Yemen are on the brink of famine, and nearly 900,000 have been infected with cholera.
The economy is in shambles, country is crumpling, and even its nuclear testing site is on the brink of collapsing.
The four-year conflict in Yemen has devastated the country, leaving much of the population on the brink of famine.
Half the population of Yemen - some 14 million people - could soon be on the brink of famine, the U.N. says.
Both present unnamed, unreliable narrators on the brink of dangerous personal decisions, and both narrators are disarmingly matter-of-fact.
BANK OF AMERICA: One of the most trusted defenses against stock-market crashes is on the brink of its demise.
Japan's economy, which he had led out of nearly two decades in the doldrums, is on the brink of recession.
Century has faced years of layoffs and its smelter here has several times been on the brink of shutting down.
In sum: the world could well have been on the brink of a third major war in the Middle East.
Most worrying of all, Trump applied maximum pressure on Iran, and we may now be on the brink of war.
At least 60,000 Yemenis have died in the war, and the country stands on the brink of a calamitous famine.
It has failed in that and has accomplished little more than leaving 12 million Yemenis on the brink of famine.
As much as anything, the United Nations document reads like an entreaty for a country on the brink of ruin.
With a cup of iced poleo tea in my hand, I am no longer feeling on the brink of death.
One of her greatest wishes, as she was on the brink of going to Syria, was to find a man.
An international watchdog group, the Paris-based Financial Action Task Force, is on the brink of blacklisting and sanctioning Pakistan.
On the field, the perennial heavyweight Argentina is on the brink of elimination after a 3-0 loss to Croatia.
A bird on the brink of extinction in the 1970s soared above us and, in that moment, we felt lighter.
SEATTLE — In Washington state, Wa Na Wari is reclaiming a historically Black neighborhood that is on the brink of erasure.
We've seen multiple headlines over the last several years where we're being told that we're on the brink of war.
On the brink of actual voting, the party that preached of unity to defeat President Trump finds itself very divided.
In 2011, as the euro zone's economy teetered on the brink of a double-dip downturn, it raised rates twice.
More than 100,000 South Sudanese are experiencing famine, with a further one million on the brink of starvation, it said.
Two years and 85,000 signatures later, Parliament Square is on the brink of no longer being a male-only space.
Germany has been dragging its feet about providing fiscal stimulus to its economy, which is on the brink of recession.
When he rejoined in 1997, he faced the task of restructuring an organization that was on the brink of bankruptcy.
COLUMBIA, S.C. — The author of "The Art of the Deal" is on the brink of closing his biggest one yet.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise bought the startup MapR when the big data company was on the brink of collapse in 2019.
Her government had been on the brink of collapse since the Social Democrats lost their junior coalition partner in August.
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Reporter Vann Newkirk cited the electric grid on the brink of collapse and schools with dangerous wiring and unstable construction.
It's not an exaggeration to describe iGen as being on the brink of the worst mental-health crisis in decades.
In August of 1997, Gates stepped in and saved Apple, which, at the time, was on the brink of bankruptcy.
I don't think we've previously at the CDF felt like we might be on the brink of a trade war.
The trend puts Japanese-Americans on the brink of becoming the first Asian-American group that is mostly racially mixed.
SUMMER ISN'T OVER YET, but the consciousness that we're on the brink of awards season is seeping into film lovers.
But as a consequence of that crash, the pension funds of many workers are now on the brink of failure.
But many of the best films did — and they painted a picture of a world on the brink of revolt.
The scandal led to the 22006 Cuban crisis and the world on the brink of nuclear war for several days.
And when I say poor, I mean they were on the brink of physical starvation for most of their lives.
MacFarland said Syrian democratic forces are on the brink of defeating IS in Manbij, Syria, in a matter of weeks.
Rather than cleaning up government, he is on the brink of undermining Guatemala's long struggle to establish the rule of law.
Tennessee won the game 13-10 to put the Super Bowl champion Broncos on the brink of elimination from playoff contentions.
Syrian regime forces are on the brink of taking control of the enclave after more than four years of rebel rule.
A COUNTRY THAT draws 2500m foreign tourists each year is on the brink of anarchy, if you believe the Saudi media.
Humanitarian crisis The UN warned last week that eastern Aleppo was on the brink of starvation ahead of a "killer" winter.
Today, a US-brokered power-sharing agreement between two political factions in the Afghan government teeters on the brink of collapse.
Half a million children are severely acutely malnourished and on the brink of death if they are not treated, Brooks said.
Three-quarters of its population, or 22 million people, require aid and 8.4 million people are on the brink of starvation.
Everyone is on the brink of discovery at all times, but the teases never feel cheap when they're this meticulously plotted.
John Dogru, CEO of 3DPrinterOS, believes 3D printing is on the brink of becoming more democratized, like computers were decades ago.
By the time they need to retire the other team's hitters yet again, they are already on the brink of exhaustion.
Across Europe and in the United States, voluntary action to help migrants, including those on the brink of death, is forbidden.
It traded down 0.1% at 88.95 pence against a resurgent euro , leaving it on the brink of a six-month low.
Locals and investors believe Berbera is on the brink of an economic boom that will make the town wealthy once more.
The peril of each hour on the brink of destruction makes "the value of every individual" shine brighter than ever before.
We're all heating the Earth together like one big happy sweaty family that's maybe also on the brink of nuclear war.
It's facile to say that Cumberbatch -- classically trained, dashing actor on the brink of superstardom -- was born to play a superhero.
The whole novel teeters on the brink of being a glorious mess, especially once Karl reluctantly reunites with his former bandmate.
Camp Rock, a Disney Channel original starring an on-the-brink-of-fame Demi Lovato and teen heartthrobs the Jonas Brothers.
So has Mr. Rubio's story as the candidate who has been described for weeks as on the brink of a surge.
I want you to be joyful and dying from laughter, and I want you to be on the brink of tears.
There are no heroes in Petlin's work and much of the suffering and fear is portrayed on the brink of invisibility.
Deborah said that on average, five in six veterans who reach out to her are teetering on the brink of homelessness.
In South Sudan alone, more than 100,000 people are suffering from famine with a further million on the brink of starvation.
The tiny country of Freedonia is on the brink of bankruptcy, and the only way to save it is for Mrs.
When the spotlight hit, it made some of Hollywood's biggest celebrities look downright ethereal — all on the brink of beauty perfection.
Thrones fans are theorizing that she's on the brink of losing it, with her most ruthless impulses poised to take over.
While Tayshia says she's on the brink of an emotional breakdown, Colton reveals he just isn't in love with her. Yet.
The incompetence will persist, the embarrassments and pseudo-crises will resume, and the republic will remain on the brink of disaster.
It was hard to believe that this lively island is on the brink of non-existence within the next two decades.
"We think that the Russians are on the brink of a major military assault on Aleppo," one source told The Times.
The Hamburg protesters are setting fire to the city while the world that protects them is on the brink of conflagration.
Three-quarters of Yemen's population, or 22 million people, require aid and 8.4 million people are on the brink of starvation.
He's on Day 246, and his numbers are equal to -- or worse than -- Obama's on the brink of the 228 midterms.
As they say their farewells on the brink of heaven, Deadpool asks that she not "fuck Elvis" while waiting for him.
Snap is on the brink of an IPO, and its growth prospects will be a huge selling point to possible investors.
But a report saying the typical middle-class (or even upper-class) family is on the brink of disaster doesn't help.
The humanitarian situation has worsened sharply since 2015, putting millions on the brink of starvation and ravaging the already weak economy.
And some of Brace's population estimates show California is on the brink of losing one of its 53 seats in Congress.
Congress is on the brink of a first for the Trump era: the passage of a major piece of bipartisan legislation.
YRC was on the brink of bankruptcy in 2009 and cut a deal that lowered its contributions, according to plan documents.
" Recently, one commentator ominously predicted, "Facing the abyss of interethnic civil war, Ethiopia today is on the brink of state failure.
As India develops and grows to support its 1.3 billion people, the country is on the brink of an inescapable crisis.
The country is on the brink of famine and is in the midst of the worst cholera outbreak in the world.
Speaking on other issues, he said that Russia was on the brink of making a decision on raising the pension age.
The International Rescue Committee estimates that 1 million people are on the brink of famine, with 65,000 already at that level.
In short, both sides want voters to feel as though we're teetering on the brink of the end of the world.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel's coalition government was on the brink of collapse in June amid an inter-cabinet dispute over migration.
It's never a good idea to join a TV debate when those two are on the brink of yet another war.
Bassem Ayoub, an activist in eastern Aleppo, said that even those sympathetic to the rebels were on the brink of despair.
Even when there's anchoring furniture — a laden Thanksgiving table, for instance — you feel that it's all on the brink of disappearing.
By December, The New York Times reported that many people thought the world was on the brink of World War III.
Dust is just 25 minutes long, but manages to create a mesmerizing portrait of a society on the brink of collapse.
Op-Ed Contributor In the early hours of Saturday morning, the Middle East was on the brink of yet another war.
McDougall-Hunt is hardly on the brink of gentrification, but it has shifted from an impoverished pocket into a potential opportunity.
The nearly four-year conflict has killed an estimated 50,000 people and put nearly 12 million on the brink of famine.
Millions of farmers are on the brink of crisis, facing rising fertilizer and electricity costs and lower prices for their produce.
Like her massive wall reliefs, Bontecou's works on paper evoke the world as fragile, teetering on the brink of total calamity.
President Trump is on the brink of striking at China's behemoth steel industry through an obscure trade loophole in US law.
The move comes as the widening coronavirus outbreak has shaken the Japanese economy, which was already on the brink of recession.
His "Four Freedoms" series helped boost patriotism in a country on the brink of war, a visual reminder of American ideals.
It traded down 0.1% at 88.95 pence against a resurgent euro, leaving it on the brink of a six-month low.
But the March to May rainy season, known as the Gu', again failed, leaving Somaliland teetering on the brink of catastrophe.
By the time the game did end, after 5 hours 8 minutes, their season was on the brink of being over.
Sometimes described as a "living drug," it has brought lasting remissions to leukemia patients who were on the brink of death.
All of this is happening as HBO's parent company, Time Warner, is on the brink of a merger with AT&T.
In a season filled with heart-pounding victories, Wilson had once again been his best when on the brink of defeat.
Civil war in South Sudan has led to a failed state on the brink of collapse, a humanitarian crisis and famine.
Dancila and her Social Democrat government have been on the brink of collapse since losing their junior coalition partner in August.
My colleague Nicholas Casey had until recently been living in Caracas and reporting on a country on the brink of collapse.
Its immigration courts have so many cases now that the American Bar Association says they are on the brink of collapse.
Sandeep Mathrani will take over the operator of shared office space, which was on the brink of financial collapse last year.
L Brands, the publicly traded company that also owns Bath & Body Works, is on the brink of a high-stakes transition.
Salaria is one of those who has yet to receive access, which has put her business on the brink of insolvency.
Northern Ireland's health care services are on the brink of collapse because of chronic underfunding that has gone unresolved for years.
The film won a loyal following for its starkly funny, hilariously uncomfortable take on a marriage on the brink of disaster.
Washington (CNN)Senate Republicans are on the brink of bringing a quick and sudden close to President Donald Trump's impeachment trial.
"We are either at the war now or on the brink of war, and that war is in cyber," said Sen.
What they refer to is a situation in which the entire global financial system is on the brink of total collapse.
Nearly 30 were in such poor condition they had to be euthanized, and many others were on the brink of death.
The country has teetered on the brink of collapse so many times that it might as well jump off the cliff.
It's about a country that seems on the brink of fracturing over very different ideals of what that country should be.
There isn't even the sense that the event is on the brink of something ridiculous or electrifying, something to gawk at.
Doctors and public health officials also fear America is on the brink of more HIV outbreaks, driven by intravenous drug use.
Somalia's new president inherits a country on the brink of disaster and famine Somalia's new president inherits a country on the brink of disaster and famine MOGADISHU, Somalia — In the weeks after a historic transfer of power, there is hope in the streets of Somalia's capital Mogadishu as the new president, Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo, begins his term.
The FSA provides crop insurance and serves as a lender of last resort for farmers on the brink of going belly up.
Yes, there is a brief love triangle moment when Jules walks in on Jess and Joe on the brink of an embrace.
South African Airways runs one of Africa's biggest fleets but years of operational losses have left it on the brink of bankruptcy.
Sterling rose after a report that rekindled hopes that Britain and the European Union are on the brink of a Brexit deal.
The port is the main entry point for food and aid to the country, which is already on the brink of famine.
The Detroit Pistons are on the verge of clinching a playoff spot while the Washington Wizards sit on the brink of elimination.
There are some signs another one is becoming likelier, but fewer signs that we are on the brink of another enormous crash.
I believe I can fly The species is teetering dangerously on the brink of extinction, with only 125 thought to be left.
"We're on the brink of deploying architectures that would have prevented all of our privacy problems in the first place," she says.
The EU would likely make this decision at the European Council summit starting March 21, on the brink of the Brexit deadline.
Wild hold on to beat Avalanche DENVER — A quick start and a crazy finish has Minnesota on the brink of franchise history.
On the other hand... For investors, who already face a UK economy on the brink of recession, the alternatives aren't demonstrably better.
BRITAIN is on the brink of a new era in phone and internet usage, at least according to Ofcom, the telecoms regulator.
Ecosystems are on the brink of collapse, threatening not just the natural world but also human health, infrastructure, food supply and more.
Just a day earlier the opposition had hoped that its long struggle against Mr Maduro's dictatorship was on the brink of success.
THE Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962 was terrifying, but at least both sides knew the world was on the brink of catastrophe.
Data released over the last six months has led many investors to consider whether Germany is on the brink of a recession.
If the transportation industry is any indicator — and it usually is — then the economy could be on the brink of a downturn.
The United Nations says Yemen is suffering the world's worst humanitarian crisis, and eight million people are on the brink of famine.
Robinson plays Simon Spier, a closeted high school senior on the brink of coming out to his family, friends, and school peers.
Oryx and Crake is the first of Atwood's MaddAddam Trilogy, which looks at a futuristic world on the brink of environmental collapse.
"We are on the brink of a historic, historic unprecedented moment but we still have work to do, don't we?" she said.
The war has killed tens of thousands and left millions on the brink of famine and in desperate need of humanitarian aid.
We just got here and already we're on the brink of tears at times, or at least my mother and I are.
You're on the brink of some powerful realizations this week as we lead up to a total full moon eclipse next Monday.
A Game Opponent Oliveira is a man who has been constantly on the brink of joining the championship mix at 145 lbs.
Smith wrote that he was "fucking disgusted" by Perez' statements, and it seemed like DIIV was on the brink of imploding again.
"If he fires Mueller, I will tell you, we are right on the brink of a constitutional crisis," the Illinois senator said.
It doesn't seem too long ago that Europe looked on in despair as yet another country appeared on the brink of collapse.
We need to let people know that 20 million people are on the brink of starvation, and then give them concrete actions.
Amid growing worry the U.S. economy might be on the brink of a slowdown, smaller employers are trying to stay the course.
So just when they thought it was safe to let their guard down, Skaikru once again is on the brink of destruction.
The consequences could be grave for the Arab peninsula's poorest country, which the United Nations says is "on the brink of catastrophe".
More times than not, biopic subjects live lives that tether on the brink of fantastical, and so veering towards histrionics seems unavoidable.
Nash plays this surreal situation for high comedy; she is utterly convincing as a woman on the brink of losing her mind.
The UN warned that the country was on the brink of a famine, with up to 14m people at risk of starvation.
The news that ByteDance could be on the brink of consolidating its gains with an IPO would be troubling news to some.
Nobody exemplifies it better than Qai Qai, Alexis Olympia Ohanian Jr.'s sardonic doll who's constantly on the brink of existential crisis.
On the brink of closing the church, the Diocese of Brooklyn called in the friars, Nicholas Spano, a deacon, and the Rev.
Mugabe had been teetering on the brink of political ruin since the country's military seized power in the capital Harare, on Wednesday.
There's a palpable fear of being on the brink of nuclear war, and the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament has begun to mobilize.
Our answer: Two HBO documentaries that capture Cuba on the brink of change (good time to watch!) and "Don't Look Back," D.
The humanitarian situation has worsened sharply since, putting 8.4 million people on the brink of starvation and ravaging the already weak economy.
Diplomatic relations with the US -- that 50 years ago had the world on the brink of nuclear war -- are on the mend.
Fifty years ago, Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered a speech in this church, when the country was on the brink of war.
Last month, India and Pakistan were again on the brink of a war after an Indian cantonment in Kashmir came under attack.
Read: Coronavirus has northern Italy's hospitals on the brink of collapse There were 103 total cases in New Rochelle as of Tuesday.
Back then, major banks wouldn't deal with many of their companies and several of them seemed perpetually on the brink of bankruptcy.
Our point is not that Trump is a Hitler-like figure or that the United States is on the brink of fascism.
She said she was on the brink of suicide in her late 30s, consumed with fear of failure and an alcohol problem.
"It's not an exaggeration to describe iGen as being on the brink of the worst mental-health crisis in decades," she wrote.
The Theatre Guild, the show's producer, was on the brink of insolvency and had struggled to raise its bare-bones $90,000 budget.
"Winesburg" owes its longevity not to shock value but to how perfectly it captured a society on the brink of colossal change.
The couple sought to help an L.G.B.T.Q. youth on the brink of aging out of the system, not merely a gay youth.
The government has pledged about 7.5 billion euros ($8.55 billion) in measures to aid an economy already on the brink of recession.
On top of everything else we're facing with the coronavirus worldwide pandemic, we're apparently on the brink of a global condom shortage.
There is no kidnapped princess or planet on the brink of war, but you get to go outside, which is even better.
A wave of political persecution is underway in Hong Kong and our human rights and freedoms are on the brink of collapse.
"Stocks dropped 15 percent in less than two months and we were on the brink of a bear market," Mr. Stack said.
Hyperloop Transportation Technologies CEO Dirk Ahlborn said at the in Davos, Switzerland, that HTT is on the brink of a major announcement.
It is this particular challenge that confronts the nation on the brink of impeachment and, then, the prospect of a Senate trial.
The New York Times reported Tuesday that the president was on the brink of firing special counsel Robert Mueller just months ago.
But, in the months that followed, American officials inspected the dam and became concerned that it was on the brink of collapse.
The novel coronavirus, COVID-19, is on the brink of becoming a global pandemic, having killed 2,670 people and infected 81,000 worldwide.
Data suggests Japan and Singapore are on the brink of recession while South Korea's president said its economy was in an emergency.
For the first time in history, a president is on the brink of being impeached with the votes of one single party.
The researchers said they are "on the brink" of commercializing the innovation, and touted its benefits for the fight against climate change.
Minecraft is on the brink of 300 million registered users in China, its local publisher Netease announced at an event this week.
After a month teetering on the brink of being left behind, the Steelers appear to be primed for another late playoff push.
"The 1.5°C goal is on the brink of becoming impossible," warned the UN Environment Program, in a report issued last month.
Several hundred more cities now struggle on the brink of default and are shrinking public payrolls, cutting services, and selling public lands.
She and her husband had separated in 2010, and money became so scarce that the family was on the brink of homelessness.
Eighty percent of people in Yemen, the Arabian Peninsula's poorest country, need humanitarian assistance and millions are on the brink of starvation.
Mr. Fripp disbanded the group in the mid-1970s, when it appeared to be on the brink of reaching a wider audience.
Andrew Yang: We are on the brink of an economic and technological transition that will displace millions of Americans across the country.
Yet Germany, Europe's biggest economy, is now on the brink of recession, and the US-China trade war is dragging on growth.
Democrats stand on the brink of being on the winning side of an anti-Trump wave election in the 21625 midterm elections.
The company had both secured and unsecured debt outstanding and was teetering on the brink of breaching its obligations under the former.
Thirty years later, at Jacob's kitchen table, the night after Isaac was buried, they were still on the brink of the enclosure.
In 2628, as the country was teetering on the brink of an economic depression, Congress passed the Tariff Act, championed by Sen.
I understand the appeal of letting people on the brink of death have the right to go out on their own terms.
Venezuela is on the brink of a lasting change, according to Latin American leaders gathered at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos.
At his inauguration he didn't celebrate with a positive vision of the country, but instead described a nation on the brink of dystopia.
So let's rehash: There is an animal we've found to be clever that is on the brink of extinction — largely because of humans.
He called again a few hours later to say she was on the brink of death and had only moments to say goodbye.
The show follows Torres as he uses his money and expertise to help struggling property investors on the brink of losing it all.
Patients can only consent if they are freely weighing and deciding -- and an inmate on the brink of death has no such freedom.
Smith has spent his career on the brink of dismissal, appealing to coaches' risk-aversion while simultaneously tempting them to roll the dice.
"Right now we're on the brink of conflict, and they need to have a way to deconflict with the Iranian government," Murphy said.
This isn't to say that Serena is on the brink of retirement: she reclaimed the number-one ranking with her win on Saturday.
It is well known that Saudi Arabia is heavily dependent on oil revenues, and that those revenues are on the brink of collapse.
DON'T look now, but after years of lingering on the brink of (or in) deflation, rich economies are heading in a different direction.
Fernández was on the brink of building a legacy, one that would have kept him in Cy Young conversations for years to come.
Infant mortality was tripling, life expectancy was plummeting, and families, communities, economies and even some countries were teetering on the brink of collapse.
He cited the financial meltdown of 103, where U.S. banks teetered on the brink of collapse before the government's multi-billion dollar bailout.
But investors and tourists will not return to a country that looks as though it is once again on the brink of chaos.
For companies on the brink of junk (I'm sorry, "speculative grade") status high debt, low productivity and lower profits are a dangerous cocktail.
Gal pals: we're on the brink of summer — a season that brings warm weather, vacations, and regrettably, an increase in down-there issues.
Fitch believes the coupon cancellation triggers are unlikely to be triggered unless HKL is in extreme distress and on the brink of insolvency.
In a war that has killed some 500,000 people and displaced about 13m, Mr Assad seemed on the brink of defeat in 2015.
Now, Venezuela stands on the brink of a catastrophe on par with the world's worst refugee crisis – and it's unfolding in our backyard.
So some adults can squeeze onto it, they'll just find the ride a little cramped, and the craft on the brink of sinking.
Each bunny featured in the bowl hails from Rabbit Ears Rescue, an organization that saves rabbits on the brink of euthanization from shelters.
Netflix's new take on Benji finds the mutt working to heal a broken family with two young children on the brink of danger.
The euro area could be on the brink of losing one of its most important politicians following the general election in the Netherlands.
Nonetheless, Erdogan has showed no sign of conceding to Trump's iron-fist even as his entire economy is on the brink of crashing.
I spoke with Pollan about what he discovered and why we might be on the brink of a revolution in mental health care.
"When I was actively on the brink of death, [my doctor didn't want me] around a whole bunch of other anorexics," she said.
Rather than learning from successive defeats and an increasingly alienated base, this #NeverTrumpOrCruz madness now stands on the brink of shattering the GOP.
In 1996, the company was on the brink of collapse, but John had a breakthrough and landed a partnership with a Samsung executive.
Greece is still on the brink of leaving the single currency and lived through its worst-ever recession over the past several years.
The oil price rout has left many energy companies teetering on the brink of bankruptcy and left many of their assets appearing cheap.
Still, I'm troubled by the research featured in iGen suggesting that today's youth are on the brink of an alarming mental health crisis.
"We are not saying that we are on the brink of another World War, but the animus is dense and edgy," Ziulkoski says.
Gada estimates that technology comprises about 2 percent of the world economy currently, and this percentage is on the brink of rising quickly.
Their music is catchy and emotive and Orlando has a really distinctive voice that sounds like he's always on the brink of tears.
Some go the opposite way: A white man on the brink of suicide takes a chance and finds a new life in Namibia.
Admittedly, we are no longer on the brink of war with Pyongyang, thanks in part to the summitry and dialogue since this spring.
Or could it be that our seemingly fragmented, fragile world is truly on the brink of a global conflict, not seen since 250?
Turner's incandescent pictures teeter on the brink of the unknowable, at the outer limits of imagination, where the real vaporizes into the infinite.
The parents are on the brink of selling the apartment and splitting up, and Alyosha is in danger of disappearing down the crack.
"Our" world fell apart with the loss of just 2%, with doomsday cults popping up and everyone constantly on the brink of violence.
Syrian government forces are on the brink of recapturing the last rebel-held area of what was once the country's largest city, Aleppo.
But Medium at the time seemed poised on the brink of discovering some way to return to a Xanadu of indie web financing.
Their supporters feel like their nations are "on the brink of disaster" and they need tight rules and strong-arm rules to survive.
FEMA has spent over $14 billion already, and along with the island's government is on the brink of launching a massive recovery plan.
She had once miscarried, and the couple were reluctant to bring children into a world that seemed on the brink of nuclear extinction.
Gluskin Sheff's David Rosenberg warns earnings are "rolling over" and ominous economic data suggests the economy is on the brink of a recession.
With hordes of hungry, gun-toting humans traipsing about their forest, it's no wonder these animals are now on the brink of disappearing.
Fitch believes the coupon cancellation triggers are unlikely to be activated unless HKL is in extreme distress and on the brink of insolvency.
Ms. McGowen was feeling humiliated, embarrassed and deeply regretful, Ms. Carter said, and might have been on the brink of an intentional overdose.
The U.N.'s World Food Programme said on Monday that Taiz governorate, where Taiz city is located, was on the brink of famine.
"We need some political leadership ... and we need to do that now because we are on the brink of major conflict," he said.
Another 14 million are at risk of starvation -- among them 400,000 children who are, the United Nations says, on the brink of hunger.
Even on the brink of closing, Barnes & Noble still accounts for as much as 30 percent of all sales for some publishing houses.
But this despair can be paralyzing, reinforcing a narrative of helplessness that says the country is on the brink of a complete breakdown.
Though these vaquitas are on the brink of extinction, there doesn't appear to be any barriers to survival or reproduction, other than fishing.
Katy Perry Behold, the "Ur So Gay" Katy Perry, fresh off her Christian label, and on the brink of candy-flavored pop stardom.
Even though nearly every species of sea turtle is endangered or on the brink of extinction, poachers take sea turtle eggs en masse.
Her doctors couldn't give her answers, and endless trips to specialists had left the Las Vegas nursing student on the brink of bankruptcy.
And where Visconti's film always teeters on the brink of spectacular camp, Mr. van Hove's production pulls back for a more clinical view.
The stimulus package that Congress is on the brink of approving will vastly expand the amount of cash available to cushion those losses.
Nick has been taken into custody by the Eye, and June is abandoned in the middle of nowhere on the brink of labor.
Just last month, Fed officials agreed to leave rates unchanged as Washington's trade war with China seemed on the brink of being resolved.
Months earlier, McGahn had been on the brink of resigning when he said Trump told him to get rid of Special Counsel Mueller.
There's a stigma to being in marriage counseling — as if seeking professional help is akin to admitting you're on the brink of divorce.
With the US on the brink of open conflict with Iran following the assassination of the country&aposs top military commander, Maj. Gen.
BEIRUT, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Caretaker finance minister Ali Hassan Khalil said on Thursday Lebanon was on the "brink" of forming a new government.
Trilobites As more uses are found for the aromatic resin, the population of trees that produce it is on the brink of collapse.
Investors back from Monday's Dragon Boat Festival holiday dumped stocks, amid signs Washington and Beijing are on the brink of a trade war.
Things are getting better, because people are waking up, but we're also on the brink of disaster through climate catastrophe and nuclear war.
Before Slack became the multibillion-dollar business it is today, it was an oddball multiplayer online game on the brink of financial failure.
The Iran nuclear deal is on the brink of collapse as Britain, France, and Germany trigger a dispute mechanism to directly confront Iran.
A presidency in crisis, a nation on the brink of war — and a White House press secretary who was largely out of sight.
In recent days, Chinese authorities have banned ICOs and are now reported to be on the brink of shutting down all cryptocurrency exchanges.
Conlon uses his own cash, design savvy and years of expertise to rescue inexperienced developers who are on the brink of financial ruin.
This means deterrence between the U.S. and North Korea is still in effect and that we are not on the brink of war.
Last month, the World Health Organization (WHO) warned that the war-ravaged country is teetering on the brink of a third cholera epidemic.
Taking note of sector leadership can give investors a strong read on whether the rally is sustainable or on the brink of collapse.
"The economy is not that strong, nor is it on the brink of recession," said David Kelly, chief global strategist at JPMorgan Funds.
I meet so many incredible people doing amazing things, saving animals on the brink of extinction, restoring the forest, cleaning up a river.
The country ended up here, on the brink of impeachment, because of the bogus information Trump was fed about Ukraine and the Bidens.
The carrier group being suddenly diverted to North Korea was thus taken as a sign that we were on the brink of war.
It always feels like a community on the brink of catastrophe, as if you're exploring Silent Hill just before everyone disappeared into the mists.
The Saudi-led coalition began its assault Wednesday on Hodeida, the main entry for food into a country already on the brink of famine.
Work like the obscure photographs of Annemarie Heinrich demonstrate the valuable visual culture that is still on the brink of disappearing without archival attention.
Or maybe you need no excuse but the one the weather brings: We're on the brink of summer, and your beach bag needs filling.
As the US is on the brink of letting net neutrality slip away, other countries are doubling down on an open and free internet.
That's because when you get the Higgs mode to appear, the material should be on the brink of a so-called quantum phase transition.
Gathered Leaves borrows its title from Walt Whitman's "Song of Myself" (22013), the poet's portrait of a multifarious nation on the brink of war.
Guinea worm disease, a painful and disabling disease that 30 years ago afflicted more than 3 million people, is on the brink of eradication.
But this current spat is adding to growing tensions between the US and China, which are standing on the brink of a trade war.
S. missile strike violated not only international, but also U.S. laws," adding that the attack "was on the brink of military clashes with Russia.
Uber, on the brink of a $13 billion U.S. market listing has, however, just taken a $500 million investment from rival payments company Paypal.
In the 2,044 days since then, Lotus have disappeared, taken over by Renault, and Hamilton is on the brink of celebrating his fifth championship.
For example: It's easy to forget now, but the United States and North Korea were on the brink of war as recently as December.
Through the trip, the father and son grapple with their broken relationship, while Matt and Zoe are on the brink of a new one.
Yemen, which relies heavily on imports for food, is on the brink of famine and nearly 1 million people have been infected with cholera.
While most young musicians on the brink of success would be overjoyed to be featured on the cover of a magazine, Mendes is not.
Those are three of the biggest components to getting humans to the Moon, and we're on the brink of being ready with those programs.
Hamilton is on the brink of becoming Britain's first four times world champion but he wants to do it with a victory on Sunday.
" On the brink of her one-year anniversary with Stancil, 36-year-old Metz says she and the cameraman are "just enjoying life together.
The country teeters, for the second year running, on the brink of famine; more than half the population do not have enough to eat.
Mike Mills's 20th Century Women is a cinematic mixtape dedicated to 1979, a year when America stood poised on the brink of something new.
On August 28th Governors John Kasich of Ohio and John Hickenlooper of Colorado said they were on the brink of releasing such a plan.
But while those films felt zoomed into a tight set of characters, The Cloverfield Paradox encompasses a whole earth on the brink of panic.
When the altercation is on the brink of getting physical, both women lunging towards each other, the production staff intervenes to break things up.
At the end of 2018, the distillate market, like other financial markets and the economy, was balanced uncertainly on the brink of a slowdown.
Elba was responding to a viral Esquire headline published last week declaring that he's on the brink of being confirmed as the next 22011.
South Africa's economy is on the brink of losing its investment-grade ranking on local currency debt from Moody's and S&P Global Ratings.
The tiger is believed to be a Siberian tiger, which is on the brink of extinction with only 540 creatures left in the wild. 
I was basically, at the age of 13, my dad lost everything and was on the brink of going to jail for tax evasion.
Ring — which was once on the brink of going broke and got rejected by investors on ABC's "Shark Tank" — is the ultimate Cinderella story.
On the brink of elimination (again), the Cubs' young sluggers came through with an offensive onslaught that's been largely missing from this World Series.
Trump has been on the brink of firing him in the past, though aides were able to convince the President not to do so.
Uber, on the brink of a $90 billion U.S. market listing has, however, just taken a $500 million investment from rival payments company Paypal.
With humanity on the brink of destruction, the Traveler is believed to have sacrificed itself in a final battle that drove the Darkness away.
Sterling continued to rise after a report that rekindled hopes that Britain and the European Union are on the brink of a Brexit deal.
I also know that it is very expensive at a time when states are struggling financially and many are on the brink of bankruptcy.
Robert Schumann, a German composer and pianist, was on the brink of madness when he composed his "Violin Concerto in D minor" in 1853.
An EKG showed that he was on the brink of a heart attack, and within a few days he had a stent put in.
She's the type of expert tabloids consult to determine whether Katie Holmes's red-carpet body language indicates that she's on the brink of suicide.
Speculation that the Anglican Communion is on the brink of schism has simmered since the Episcopal Church elected an openly gay bishop in 2003.
Three hours later, Argentina coach Jorge Sampaoli was put on the brink of a catastrophic elimination by his side's 3-0 surrender to Croatia.
I am beginning to think, that more than anything, Donald Trump is terrified he is on the brink of being beaten by a girl.
Meanwhile, as this research shows, entire populations of other plants and animals are crashing, even if they're not yet on the brink of extinction.
The play starts with the alarming news that Vladimir Putin, the Russian president, is on the brink of launching a nuclear attack on Britain.
I threw a lot of Hollywood at it—broken blood vessels in the cheeks, eyes on the brink of tears, stubble, peach fuzz, freckles.
China is on the brink of opening an international exchange alongside the United Arab Emirates to cater for its mammoth Belt and Road Initiative.
But in effusive remarks after the sit-down, Mr. Ryan insisted that the party leadership was not on the brink of an irreparable split.
It will join the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center Two roster, which presents young artists on the brink of big careers, this year.
Supporters of the resolution left Washington last Thursday on the brink of having enough votes to block the declaration and force a Trump veto.
The standards are intended to verify whether an institution is not in good financial health and might be on the brink of shutting down.
With their life savings sunk into SWIM and a lack of clear leadership, the Handy family business is now on the brink of closure.
The Iran nuclear deal is on the brink of collapse, yet oil traders continue to underestimate the impact of a fast-approaching supply shock.
As demographics shift and lawmakers attempt to connect with a new generation of voters, Republicans will find themselves on the brink of a crisis.
New York (CNN Business)Best Buy's sleek blue showrooms offer few clues that six years ago, the company was on the brink of collapse.
Her statement repeated a U.N. warning that half the population of Yemen — some 14 million people — could soon be on the brink of famine.
For the first time since World War II, Italian populists are on the brink of securing an unprecedented popular mandate to govern the country.
Now the 22006-year-old leftist is on the brink of winning Sunday's presidential election, having spent his political career railing against Mexico's establishment.
Originally teetering on the brink of being a novelty act, they would go on to embody the anger, abandon, and energy of a generation.
Nail art may be cool again, but there was a time not so long ago when its popularity was on the brink of extinction.
Three seconds into the read-through someone cuts him off, taking over the track like a pissed-off private on the brink of mutiny.
And since we're on the brink of summer wedding season, we're thinking about what we'll be seeing in lieu of these once-cool ideas.
"I ended up becoming obsessed with this town and this hotel, this history that felt on the brink of being lost," Maltz tells Creators.
Back in the late '60s, young Evie is on the brink of a teenage rebellion that's been coming to a boil under her skin.
The campaign has largely failed, while reports of civilian deaths have grown common, and much of the country is on the brink of famine.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the GEO Group have been willing to step in only when a person is on the brink of death.
Both members of the buzzed-about British pop duo Let's Eat Grandma are standing on the brink of the grassy dunes at Winterton Beach.
The United Nations estimates that about seven million people are on the brink of famine in Yemen and nearly 900,000 are infected with cholera.
The Hunchback of Notre Dame was written to celebrate a landmark on the brink of death, and instead the novel succeeded in resurrecting it.
Danny and his boys hatch a plan that takes a hit at Willy's finances and reputation to put him on the brink of ruin.
At the conclusion, Beatty and I were both so shaken by the beauty of the music that we were on the brink of tears.
His first three holes — double bogey, bogey and double bogey — left him in a perilous position, apparently on the brink of missing the cut.
Ghazni Journal GHAZNI CITY, Afghanistan — What does it feel like to live in an Afghan city on the brink of falling to the Taliban?
BEIJING — For a moment, it looked as if China's rigid beauty standards were on the brink of being upended — or at least expanded slightly.
The 158-year-old investment bank was on the brink of collapse as clients withdrew money and its real estate assets plummeted in value.
More than 12,000 civilians have been killed and millions are on the brink of starvation since the war in Yemen began five years ago.
He was on the brink of heat exhaustion; others were even closer to heat stroke, which breaks down the body from the inside out.
Puerto Rico is on the brink of a humanitarian crisis, economies across the Caribbean are on life support, and dozens of people are dead.
With this upcoming data, we are on the brink of finally putting together a coherent theory of how planetary systems form, grow, and change.
Artist's Questionnaire The artist's vibrant, writhing sculptures often seem poised on the brink of transformation, an illusion born from her lively, ever-evolving practice.
Britain's Short had earlier said FIDE was "on the brink of oblivion" and Dvorkovich has said he will build a professional and transparent institution.
Under Mr. Magashule's governance, many of the province's public services departments teetered on the brink of insolvency, according to A.N.C. officials and opposition parties.
Several said privately that they were on the brink of supporting an impeachment process, but that they wanted to first see what transpired Thursday.
The Trump administration announced new sanctions against Iran on Friday after a week in which Washington and Tehran were on the brink of war.
"This 'teetering on the brink of climate change denialism' serves the prime minister," emailed James Walter, a professor of political science at Monash University.
It further estimates that by 2100, without scientific changes, more than half of the world's marine species could be on the brink of extinction.
More than 10,000 people have been killed in the war in Yemen and 8.4 million are on the brink of famine, the panel said.
Depp also took exception to a recent Rolling Stone cover story that painted him as eccentric and teetering on the brink of financial ruin.
But it's also on the brink of recession, forcing politicians to consider stimulus options in earnest for the first time since the financial crisis.
While the other countries are technically on the brink of famine, the United Nations has already declared parts of South Sudan a famine zone.

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