A pall we begin by pretending not to notice.
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S. trade tensions cast a pall over the broader economy.
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But recent events had cast a pall over the gathering.
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The old man was smoking one of his Pall Malls.
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Those words hang like a pall over the immigrant community.
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Will Smith and Mike Tyson were among the pall bearers.
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Comey's departure has cast a pall over the Trump administration.
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The Chainsmokers are Drew Taggart, 26, and Alex Pall, 31.
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"Just the scrutiny is casting a pall," Dr. Stone said.
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"There is a bleak pall over Mnangagwa's win," he said.
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The vanished kingdom would hang over Lucknow like a pall.
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A Chinese interviewer is seen asking Pall if he brings his dog on tours with him, to which Pall replies "Well, I don't know if I'd bring her to China," before cracking into laughter.
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A pall of radioactive cringe has hung over microgenres ever since.
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"It cast a broad pall over the research community," he said.
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A pall of sleaze hangs over every character except Ms. Kendrick's.
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The news cast a pall on the fast-growing RPA market.
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Abengoa's problems have also cast a pall on Spain's renewables sector.
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"No, not O.K." The racers had gone quiet—a ritual pall.
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It opens under a pall on the morning of Sept. 11.
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However, the pandemic has cast a pall over the future again.
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Anti-government protests continued to cast a pall on investor sentiment.
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It just kind of cast a pall over the whole thing.
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I'm here for the music, not for Drew Taggart or Alex Pall.
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In a world of Galouise he was a packet of Pall Mall.
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The trade wars are casting a pall on the business spending outlook.
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One of those ETFs is Aberdeen Standard Physical Palladium Shares ETF PALL.
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A pall of corruption hangs over several countries, seemingly impossible to diminish.
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The scandals are also casting a pall over the achievements of Mrs.
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But Taggart and Pall are not quite like any previous pop stars.
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Taxes: $3,990 Contact: Sharon Bateman, Pall Spera Company, 22-2380-2166; thebatemangrouprealtors.
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Grant's drinking is handled so repetitively that the subject begins to pall.
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According to Nettles's deposition, Munson's death cast a pall over the season.
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Nor would it help remove the pall of uncertainty facing German firms.
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After a while, though, Inuk Mathaussen found even that started to pall.
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In January, Pall told TMZ that Woodward "deserves the best" following his scandal.
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Today AI systems are like "idiot savants," says Gurdeep Singh Pall of Microsoft.
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Trump's relationship with Russia has cast somewhat of a pall over his presidency.
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Pall-bearers dressed in white then carried in the coffins one by one.
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And colossal corruption scandals are casting a pall over the nation's political establishment.
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But the crash of Chapecoense's plane cast a pall over the improving mood.
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This is a corpse and it casts a pall over the entire teaser.
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It also casts a pall over our First Amendment right to express ourselves.
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The queen's ludicrous white beehive wig casts a pall over the whole event.
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SATURDAY • It's college football season, but scandals and tragedies are casting a pall.
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It was like a pall that sat over the airport, the office, everything.
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Reps for Pall and The Chainsmokers did not respond to PEOPLE's request for comment about the incident, but Woodward — who has dated Pall since February 2014 — claimed this wasn't the first time he had been unfaithful throughout their long relationship.
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Reps for Pall and The Chainsmokers did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment about the incident, but Woodward — who has dated Pall since February 2014 — claimed this wasn't the first time he had been unfaithful throughout their long relationship.
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What is more, the impact of ever-lower rates may be starting to pall.
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That sickly pall of "oh shit, this is a nightmare" broke across my face.
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The transformation is meant to sweep away the post-Soviet pall and attract tourists.
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But the crash of Chapecoense's plane has cast a pall over the improving mood.
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The shooting had cast a pall over Father's Day for some in the complex.
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The sky was overcast, throwing a melancholic pall over the patriotic spectacle unfolding overhead.
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Sexual abuse scandals are casting a pall over Pope Francis' visit to Latin America.
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Artists and spectators alike acknowledged that Las Vegas cast a pall over the festival.
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All this during a period of imposed rationing that imparts a pall over everything.
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But, you gotta see how he got his partner, Alex Pall, in the game.
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The pall that has surrounded cannabis for so many years is finally being stripped away.
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But the pall of smoke that hangs over the region's cities affects millions of people.
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Pall-bearers wearing white carried in wooden coffins one by one, followed by distraught relatives.
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Steiner pageant (having technical husband Joel accompany her, as is tradition, "might cast a pall").
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The accusations against him have divided the network and cast a pall on his legacy.
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I hope Motor Trend's failure doesn't cast an insurmountable pall on this kind of thing.
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In addition to Newport, its brands include Camel and Pall Mall, which have menthol offerings.
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A widening pall of recession anxiety is shrouding not just the U.S. but the world.
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The current polarizing and dispiriting presidential campaign may also cast a pall over the future.
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A pall of defeatism has descended over those who used to trust the status quo.
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Pall says he doesn't know when the new lenses might show up on store shelves.
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"Peter Strzok's manifest bias trending toward animus casts a pall on this investigation," Gowdy said.
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As the number of cases climbs, a pall of anxiety has descended on the city.
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The authorities fired tear gas canisters, creating a choking, eye-stinging pall of gray smoke.
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It casts a pall over games even when it's not being used in given moments.
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But Wednesday night, in a downbeat locker room, a pall clearly hung over the team.
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I light a Roman candle with my Pall Mall and aim it toward the laughter.
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A pall over the West Wing But even as Trump looks ahead to a tax reform fight and a lengthy trip to Asia, there remained a pall over the West Wing as aides and associates continued to grapple with the contents of Monday's legal announcements.
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Over to you, Alex Pall: "Even before success, pussy was number one," the Chainsmoker told Martin.
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"I agree," Pall conceded, searching in the depths of his skull for a more nuanced argument.
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It hit back sternly, casting a deep pall over imminent trade talks between the two sides.
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There's a pall hanging over Apple's stock as investors await the company's holiday quarter earnings report.
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Alcoa shares tumbled 11.4 percent and Illumina plummeted 24.8 percent, casting a pall over the market.
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Energy-company bonds will sell off and create a pall of risk avoidance across all industries.
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Suggestions that corruption played a role in that selection, however, have cast a pall over it.
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Either way, a strike would almost certainly cast a pall on, if not derail, the tournament.
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The rally started at noon at London's central Pall Mall street, and finished at Parliament Square.
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The bloodshed cast a pall over Monday's elections, the first since veteran leader Mugabe was deposed.
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The pall over Cleveland reflects an animosity between him and other Republicans that's only getting worse.
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Equity analysts said the Sistema-Rosneft dispute would cast a pall over the broader Russian market.
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But the idea of grappling long term without power hung like a pall over the island.
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"It certainly casts a negative pall over the market," said CME livestock futures trader Dan Norcini.
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The loss of yet another one of its most notable figures obviously casts a depressing pall.
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The East India Club in London is near St. James Park, Buckingham Palace and Pall Mall.
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It also owns brands such as Camel and Pall Mall, both of which have menthol offerings.
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"Because young unknown artists have this hunger, they're willing to work really hard," Pall told Rolling Stone.
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But it also casts a pall over the kingdom's bold economic reform plan, known as Vision 2030.
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Still, once a smoker moves out, will the pall of cigarette odor lift, or will it linger?
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Open a wine club to share it with fellow oenophiles, thought 67 Pall Mall founder, Grant Ashton.
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As far as I can tell, Taggart is barely a celebrity, and Pall is even less so.
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Jenny is lovably hateful, but eventually, even the pleasure of inwardly hissing at her begins to pall.
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It was really sad and it cast a pall over the whole city and the people dying.
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The Chainsmokers -- Drew Taggart and Alex Pall -- aren't worried about their name being a billboard for ciggies.
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A government funding crisis also casts a pall on the economy, damaging consumer sentiment and business optimism.
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The reporter returned with several packs of Pall Malls, his preferred brand of cigarettes, and some mouthwash.
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Under the pall of Bryant's death, the evening also lacked the energetic madness of the past years.
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But the debacle cast a pall over a production whose video game-fan audience was already skeptical.
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He needed to be carried off the floor by teammates, casting a pall over San Antonio's victory.
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The woman in Row 14 Casting a pall over the celebrations was the woman in Row 14.
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Whatever his intentions may be, the resulting uncertainty casts a pall of doubt over governmental decision-making.
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The streaming giant's bruising night at the Globes certainly didn't cast a pall over its after-party.
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The killing cast a pall over what ordinarily would have been a festive period on both campuses.
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Increasing awareness of issues surrounding dancer safety and agency has also cast a pall over the industry.
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It is beyond argument that this has cast a pall over the first part of his presidency.
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Now, suggestions that corruption played a role in Japan's triumph have cast a pall over the preparations.
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Crowds gather on Pall Mall during the People's Vote march for a second EU referendum in central London
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"Everyone hates @TheChainsmokers," Idolator wrote, @-ing the electronic duo that is Alex Pall and Drew Taggart in November.
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"Everyone hates @TheChainsmokers," Idolator wrote, @-ing the electronic duo that is Alex Pall and Drew Taggart in November.
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During an interview to promote the festival, though, Alex Pall reportedly made an insensitive joke about Chinese culture.
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Or that they're an electronic pop-duo made up of two men named Drew Taggart and Alex Pall?
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Bandmates Drew Taggart and Alex Pall will produce the feature through their recently formed Kick The Habit Productions.
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But also here, the topic of conversation quickly turns to the pall of black smoke hovering over town.
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I tweeted about the heartbreak while I held out hope that Alex Pall might still send me $1.29.
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Pressure is also being put on Nordstrom by the the pall currently cast across the department store sector.
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However, the result in favor of leaving the EU will cast a pall over consumers' mood, economists said.
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Swooning Chinese stock markets have cast a pall on Asian equities this year but how are investors positioned?
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Gonna take weeks to get the stench of Pall Malls and Mountain Dew out of the Oval Office.
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Meanwhile, a trade threat from President Donald Trump to China cast a pall on the broader risk-sentiment.
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"At times, unforeseen issues have cropped up, like messages not syncing across devices, or delayed notifications," says Pall.
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There was a distinct pall over the rest of the day's agenda, which was distressing on its own.
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"These are pretty encouraging results," said coauthor Brian Pall, director of clinical science for Johnson & Johnson Vision Care.
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"You're an asshole," he said, crushing his empty pack of Pall Malls and chucking it in the dumpster.
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It's a lesson that stands in exact opposition to the pall of intolerance in the air at present.
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Reduced to highlights and stripped of distinction, Percy's adventures with Furies, oracles, Medusa, Ares and Hades quickly pall.
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A video on social media showed the minaret collapsing vertically, throwing up a pall of sand and dust.
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Chinese officials canceled a trip to U.S. farm states last week, casting a pall over lower level talks.
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Taggart and Pall hold up a distorted mirror to their audience, showing fans the ugliest versions of themselves.
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But the rising pall of smoke, watched worldwide on television, evoked a familiar combination of horror and astonishment.
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In London, he found regular work with The Idler, London Illustrated News, Pall Mall Magazine, and other publications.
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Near Disneyland, in southern California, nearby fires cast a pall over the park, turning the sky a burnt orange.
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For young people they are a source of something authentic and intriguing when their electronic entertainments start to pall.
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Necessary and important as it is, the whole fracas has cast a sobering pall over the ceremony this year.
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Failed tests by Jeptoo, Shobukhova and several other top runners have cast a pall over athletics in recent years.
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All this casts a pall over Ms Tsai's bright talk about creating an "Asian Silicon Valley" by encouraging entrepreneurs.
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The Chainsmokers are Taggart, 27, and Alex Pall, 32, two white guys with brown hair, brown eyes, and faces.
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The diplomatic spat has also cast a pall over Turkey's tourism sector as Russians cut back on trips there.
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With the advent of the Republican administration in Washington, a pall has fallen over the two countries' fragile detente.
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U.S.-China trade friction and an upcoming sales tax hike in October are casting a pall over the economy.
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They cast a pall over all high-profile actions and result in reflexive second-guessing of the department's motivations.
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"My father smoked the unfiltered Pall Malls for years," commented Ray Faircloth on a video NickTheSmoker made in 2017.
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Meanwhile, a trade threat from U.S. President Donald Trump to China also cast a pall on broader market sentiment.
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Winter light through immense, half-papered-over windows cast a pall on the stained, brown-and-yellow-tiled walls.
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Pieces of ash fell like snowflakes, and a pall of white smoke across the city blotted out the sun.
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But tales of untreated cases or post-treatment Lyme disease syndrome (PTLDS) have cast a pall over summer escapades.
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My dad hopped up to embrace me, but from under his arms I saw the pall of Mom's face.
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Following the 1953 coup and the overthrow of the Mossadegh government, Armajani remembers a pall fell over the country.
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We'd jump with joy on his broad shoulders, inhaling the scent of Old Spice cologne and Pall Mall cigarettes.
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State oppression has decimated civil society and negated years of social progress, casting a pall on the public mood.
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That the Modigliani failed to generate the excitement Sotheby's had hoped cast something of a pall over the evening.
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The move, together with the blacklisting of Chinese firms over the same issue, cast a pall over Sino-U.
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The move, together with the blacklisting of Chinese firms over the same issue, cast a pall over Sino-U.
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Reynolds also makes the next two best-selling brands: Camel and Pall Mall, both of which offer menthol variations.
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Slumping oil prices and slowing growth in China have cast a pall on the outlook for the global economy.
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The collapse of coal has cast a pall across cities in the Jiu Valley, cradled in Romania's Carpathian Mountains.
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It held a ceremony with community members acting as pall bearers as the remains were brought back to their homeland.
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Alex Pall, who is one-half of EDM-pop duo The Chainsmokers, has a new love interest in his life.
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The hitmakers, made up of Andrew Taggart and Alex Pall, even shared a photo with the stunned crowd on Twitter.
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During a clip released on Wednesday, Pall told the story of meeting the pop star, 48, at an awards show.
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Faigy's still-religious sister, Suri, went on to hang herself the following October, further casting a pall over the family.
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Odinga, however, dismissed the results as "fake," casting a pall over a country with a legacy of election-related violence.
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Debbie Dingell (D-Mich.) and her son Christopher, left, put the pall on the casket of her husband, former Rep.
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He had a try-hard earnestness, a damp corporate pall; he was courtly with guests, as if modelling bipartisan behavior.
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But Dr. Pall warns that it would be dangerous to take them as definitive proof that the condition doesn't exist.
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Taggart and Pall, aged 27 and 31, have grown up in a musical landscape soaked to the bone in nostalgia.
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The smoke from the fires has cast a pall stretching across the country and reaching coastal metropolises like São Paulo.
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Clinton's side, casting a pall over the legitimacy of her administration by fuming publicly about how he had been cheated.
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But Aramco's earnings have declined, and risks like global warming and geopolitical instability have cast a pall over its prospects.
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Since 2018 a slowdown in trade and manufacturing, concentrated in Germany and Italy, has cast a pall over the euro area.
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When you have to have an ambulance parked in front of your event, it casts a pall on the whole scene.
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He sees it as a response to the discontent and perceived unfairness that recently hung like a pall over American society.
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With Brexit casting a pall of uncertainty over London, city officials see a chance to lure back some of that business.
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But, there is a pall that hangs over the proceedings of married couple Ashlee Simpson and Evan Ross' brand new docudrama.
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Sometimes in tears, Charlton spoke at length about her daughter's "beautiful, loving" life and about the pall cast by her death.
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Russian meddling in the 2016 election is the subject of numerous investigations in Washington, casting a pall over the White House.
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Trump's angry words and signatures on hastily drafted — perhaps unconstitutional — executive orders hang like a pall of fear in immigrant communities.
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Photos of New York City on Monday evening confirmed the smoke is indeed visible, casting a hazy pall over the skyline.
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Well, if you step outside the pall of the angry campaign rhetoric, you see that America's institutions are generally quite strong.
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"There is still the psychogenic school making their claims by ignoring all of the hardest science," Dr. Pall tells me today.
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Even the name of her famously partisan adviser Sidney Blumenthal reappeared to cast a pall of further scandal over the campaign.
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Don't look now, but it seems as if the enthusiasm for small ball may pall in the N.B.A. this fall. Sorry.
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The vote will occur under the pall of the coronavirus, which has killed more than a dozen people in the state.
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But even if the verdict is not guilty, the ethical pall over Albany and its chief executive will not be dispelled.
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The tariff fight with the United States is casting a pall not simply over trade, but over China's future writ large.
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It's a lethargic, trippy movie, and while that plays into the theme, it also puts the film's characters behind a pall.
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He also spent profligately on books for his grand library at Carlton House, his opulent home on Pall Mall in London.
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Rather than set the 2019-2020 season's plot into motion, it announced the mournful pall that will hang over coming episodes.
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"Myself and Adam and Drew [Taggart] and Alex [Pall of The Chainsmokers] come out of music, so that's where we're starting."
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Father Fernando Molina-Restrepo, the pastor of the church, said there was a pall of sadness over his church's 5 p.m.
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A reliance on long close-ups of pensive faces, and Mr. Conrad's fetish for scenes of group urination, start to pall.
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Opponents of tall buildings, sometimes citing Jane Jacobs, say that they cast a pall over neighborhoods, like gated communities stacked skyward.
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"When the town is fighting among itself, it casts a pall," said Tony Angellotti, a veteran Hollywood publicist and awards strategist.
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South Korean elections are notoriously unpredictable, but public disgust with the impeached president is casting a pall over the conservative camp.
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A thick, acrid and dangerous pall from hundreds of fires filled the lungs of citizens trying to go about their lives.
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Trey Gowdy (R-SC) said in June that Strzok's "manifest bias trending toward animus casts a pall on" the Mueller investigation.
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Her mother had smoked, and the smell of it, of Pall Malls especially, calmed her when boredom led to an anxious jitter.
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Middle age has cast a pall over the lives of three college friends, played by John Cusack, Rob Corddry and Craig Robinson.
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Poor infrastructure and a sluggish economy cast a pall on the Pine Tree State, which also finishes with the nation's worst Workforce.
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Even if Clinton were to win on election day, the pall of an ongoing investigation would likely weigh on the president-elect.
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Selig's effort to break the Players Association, which truncated both the 1994 and 1995 seasons, still cast a pall over the game.
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Each checkup brought a warning of the next possible bad outcome, casting a pall that would stick around through pregnancy and beyond.
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It's the middle of the air show season for both demonstration teams, and the crashes are sure to cast a pall. 5.
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" In the same story, Pall talked about strip clubs, phone calls he took on the toilet, and his abiding passion for "pussy.
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"It is only logical new elections take place," Arni Pall Arnason, head of the opposition Social Democratic Alliance, told Reuters on Friday.
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To this day, I feel like there's a cloud, a pall over the whole country in a paranoid, surreal sort of way.
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Business spending on equipment slowed and a further moderation is likely, with trade wars casting a pall on the business spending outlook.
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In London, Florence, Milan and now Paris, where the collections drew to a close Sunday, a pall has hung over the proceedings.
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The failure of the State Department inspector general to comment on this aspect casts a pall over an otherwise well-written report.
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"Without talking about the specter, the pall, hanging over him, it does not feel like a full representation to me," she said.
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Watch: The History of Birth Control Dr. Martin L. Pall, who has studied MCS extensively, thinks the answer lies in female hormones.
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They recognize that no matter who wins, the imprisonment of a presidential candidate casts a pall over the legitimacy of the elections.
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And then there is Bernodus (Arnar Pall Hardarson), an abused child from long ago whose life, death and afterlife yield grave consequences.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Woman's Death in Arizona Casts a Pall on Driverless Car Testing" (front page, March 20): Dry weather.
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I was certain that my father's ghost would appear, smoking his old Pall Malls, and mock me for not understanding Rulfo's brilliance.
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Shortly into the trip home, the taxi stopped and Mr. Shinwary crossed the road to buy a coffin — $17 — and a pall.
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Since then, many Gazans say they have been living under a pall of fear — not of Israel this time but of Hamas.
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But as the 2016 election approached, aggressive enforcement by the C.F.P.B. and other federal regulators had cast a pall over the industry.
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Kashmir The bitter struggle between India and Pakistan over the contested area of Kashmir continues to cast a pall over the region.
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Tuesday's report from the Commerce Department continued the recent run of weak data that has cast a pall on the economy's prospects.
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Farris worried their presence would cast a pall on the joy of others; Layla feared it would be too much to bear.
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Frank Pomeroy, the church's pastor whose daughter also was among the shooting victims, said the deaths had cast a pall over the area.
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The scandal has cast a pall over China's drive to use subsidies to combat heavy pollution which affects large swathes of the country.
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Born of air pollution and fog, the smog regularly shuts down the local airport and casts a pall over this beautiful medieval city.
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There's a pall over all the pleasure, not just cast by the war but by the intermittent italicized agonies of the unnamed man.
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A controversy over palm oil threatens to cast a pall over Nutella, the delicious chocolate-hazelnut spread made by the Italian company Ferrero.
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The U.S.-China feud had cast a pall over the two-day G20 gathering, with leaders pointing to the threat to global growth.
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"We'd like to take a moment and talk about our friend, Avicii," began Alex Pall, before his partner Andrew Taggart continued the message.
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The dark pall of war and specter of the brooding president, effectively banished from his own Democratic Party convention, hung over the proceedings.
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"The shares remain under the pall of the U.K.'s E.U. referendum," said Damian Brewer, an analyst at RBC Capital Markets in London.
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The mounting tensions cast a pall over expected trade talks between the two countries in September and could spell trouble for the economy.
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Residents woke up to a pall of grey left behind by acrid smoke from fireworks that remained trapped in the city's cool air.
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Wall Street slipped as shares of Alcoa Inc and Illumina Inc nose-dived after disappointing quarterly reports, casting a pall over the market.
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The images suggest some kind of injury or trauma not redressed, a city forever cursed by the pall that lurks in every frame.
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The attack raised concerns about the safety of candidates running in the July 25 general elections, and immediately cast a pall across Pakistan.
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But there is no reason she needs to vent to an employee — especially when her venting casts a general pall over the workday.
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Residents woke up to a pall of grey left behind by acrid smoke from fireworks that remained trapped in the city's cool air.
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Pall Mall, Kent, Dunhill and Lucky Strike cigarettes, owned by British American Tobacco (BAT), were seen for sale near schools in 19 countries.
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Yet each main player is rooting for the others, knowing that one failure will put a pall over the technology as a whole.
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Although AIDS casts a pall over the novel, as does aging and death among Hockney's inner circle, the artist himself emerges largely unscathed.
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The disaster has cast a tragic pall over holidays marking the end of Ramadan when tens of millions of Indonesians return to their hometowns.
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No, this "paris:" Lizzie: Ah yes, that paris, the lowercase one, the one that Drew Taggart and Alex Pall, poets both, just made up.
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The move is expected to impact earnings and could cast a pall over its alliance with French automaker Renault, the Nikkei said s.nikkei.com/2Iu7DO1.
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They don't have the means to fix it, and a pall is cast over the group until the grandmother snaps them out of it.
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N in a $73 billion takeover that would create the world's biggest listed tobacco company with brands including Newport, Lucky Strike and Pall Mall.
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The decision cast a toxic pall over Ford's presidency, leading to unfounded accusations that Ford agreed to pardon Nixon in exchange for Nixon's resignation.
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In the Sierra Nevada, famed Yosemite National Park was closed as smoke from a fire to the west cast a pall on the region.
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In the Sierra Nevada, famed Yosemite National Park closed Wednesday as smoke from a fire to the west cast a pall on the region.
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It has cast a pall over swaths of the Hoosier State, spawning an obsessive wave of amateur detective work from strangers across the country.
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The election of Trump casts a pall over the prospects for human rights, and places the constitutional principles of equality and freedom at risk.
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In an interview with Howard Stern, Alex Pall and Drew Taggart explained how Pall's comment was taken out of context, as MVT News reports.
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Her son, Joe Printz, remembered the pall cast over the family's house when his parents bought their first answering machine in the early 1990s.
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Right up to the instant he stepped out, at the age of thirty-nine, onto the balcony in Memphis, he lived under a pall.
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Next, Taylor hung a Pall Mall cigarette on a wire so that its tip would float directly in front of the focused light beam.
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U.S. authorities determine Russia tried to interfere in the election in his favor however, casting a pall over U.S-Russia ties despite Russian denials.
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But the Trump administration's "America First" trade policy, is casting a pall over the outlook for the rest of the year and into 2019.
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Microsoft will "make sure it's running great on Azure, " Gurdeep Pall, the company's corporate vice president for business AI, told CNBC in an interview.
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In the evenings, there was a fug of Pall Mall smoke in the air and, occasionally, his mother's pistol sitting on the kitchen table.
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To you they crawl (body sprawl, smokin' Pall Malls, close calls, stand tall), Doll, you make them feel so small — and they love it.
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"It's hard to separate what part of the pall was from Dana and what was caused by the end of the campaign," she writes.
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You're running late, haven't showered properly, and your breakfast was a few sucks on a Pall Mall and an unbuttered slice of white Hovis.
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"A pall of societal shame hovers over everyone in this club, the haunted inverse of new-parent meet-ups and mommy groups," Greene writes.
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But the controversy also cast a pall over the playoff hopes of the Crew, who have not lost (6-0-4) since Aug. 5.
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A week earlier, a player collapsed in a coughing fit and retired from qualifying amid a thick pall of bushfire smoke over the court.
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The shah promptly left the U.S., but the hostage crisis would last 444 days and cast a pall over relations with Iran for decades.
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However, U.S. authorities determine Russia tried to interfere in the election in Trump's favor, casting a pall over U.S-Russia ties despite Moscow's denials.
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A blaze could, however, be seen from the capital, bits of ash fell on the city, and a pall of smoke darkened the skies.
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Australia has been battling hundreds of huge bushfires for several weeks with the resultant thick smoke regularly casting a pall over the country's cities.
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Economists, however, caution that the administration's "America First" policies, which have heightened fears of trade wars, are casting a pall over the economy's prospects.
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The move was likely to impact earnings and could cast a pall over Nissan's alliance with French automaker Renault SA, the Nikkei said without elaborating.
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But releasing the documents the weekend before the convention began managed to put a pall of conflict over the first several days of the proceedings.
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"Before we get to the next award, we'd like to take a moment to talk about our friend Avicii," Alex Pall of The Chainsmokers said.
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In the closed-captions from the screengrabs, though, you can see the interviewer ask Pall whether he gets to bring his dog along on tour.
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The move is likely to impact earnings and could cast a pall over Nissan's alliance with French automaker Renault SA, the Nikkei reported, without elaborating.
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Its annexation of Crimea in 2014, the war in eastern Ukraine and military intervention in Syria have cast a pall over relations with the West.
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It's the latest in a series of unorthodox developments in Trump's transition process that have cast a pall over his first week as president-elect.
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The crashes cast a pall over the air show season, which began in March and now sees the aerobatics teams at an event each weekend.
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In no category is that more apparent than in personal mobility where stories of devices literally blowing up have cast a pall over the market.
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In June, as part of HBC's restructuring announcement, the company said Brian Pall, the long-time head of real estate at HBC, was also leaving.
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In a video shared on their Twitter page, band member Alex Pall can be seen making a joke about not bringing his dog to China.
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The litigation has cast a pall over the stock, with Bayer shares still trading some 16 percent below the level prior to the original verdict.
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In a blog post outlining the changes, Microsoft's Skype chief Gurdeep Pall admits that Skype has experienced some issues over the past couple of years.
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And while they can create an exciting aura around clothes, making the garments seem even more relevant and desirable, they can also cast a pall.
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Ingraham, who bought her Seminole Heights home in 2013, said the possible serial killer preying on her neighborhood has even cast a pall upon Thanksgiving.
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But O'Reilly's biggest challenge in being signed by one of the traditional networks is obviously personal baggage and the pall of additional allegations and lawsuits.
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Russia's goal was to cast a pall over the incoming Clinton administration and, in ensuing disruption, maximize their gains in places like Syria and Ukraine.
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There are fewer overdoses now, but it is still littered with hypodermic packages and other detritus of narcotics, as well as a pall of sadness.
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And while other companies only temporarily paused testing of their own, the incident cast a pall over an industry that aspires to make roads safer.
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But there was a pall over their meeting Monday, since both men are beset by staffing issues, criminal issues, familial scandal and a skeptical press.
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The pall of white smoke made her think it was a firework released after the final song, a last pyrotechnic from the spectacular stage show.
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The national strike action has crippled public transport, and curtailed lessons in state schools, casting a pall over the holiday period for many French people.
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"The more they say it, the more it casts a pall on them," the Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan leader told Reuters in an interview.
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In the controversial clip, Pall attempted to joke with a reporter of Asian descent about why he would never bring his dog on tour in China.
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" Elsewhere in the interview, we learn that the Chainsmokers' website includes the phrase "17.34 combined inches," which Pall confirms is their "penises combined... tip to tip.
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But as long as key questions about Trump's connections to Russia and Putin remain unanswered, there will be a pall over US-Russia policy under Trump.
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"If industrials and materials are weighed on because of concerns about global activity, it's going to cast a pall over the market at large," Luschini said.
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The conflict between the world's two largest economies has cast a pall over the global economy and boosted safe-haven demand for the greenback this year.
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It might have seemed like a funny comment to Pall at the time, but it came off as insensitive toward many members of The Chainsmokers' audience.
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But even if enough voters disagree with Priebus to hand Clinton the presidency, the pall of an ongoing investigation would likely weigh on the president-elect.
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A quick catch-up on the feud: Last week, the duo, Alex Pall and Drew Taggart, dissed Gaga's new track "Illusion" in a Rolling Stone interview.
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Winston-Salem, North Carolina-based R.J. Reynolds is part of Reynolds American Inc, the second-largest U.S. tobacco company with brands including Camel and Pall Mall.
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BAT Chief Executive Nicandro Durante said bringing the two companies together would create a market leader with brands including Newport, Lucky Strike, Camel and Pall Mall.
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As the dark clouds of protectionism, isolationism, and nativism cast a populist pall over the United States and Europe, free trade finds itself at a crossroads.
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Mumbai, India (CNN)On any regular morning in the bustling port city of Mumbai in western India, a thick, yellow-gray pall hangs over the city.
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However, I understand that the acquired Jinn app is being operated within Rico's Henchman team, which is headed up by Henchman app Managing Director Amarjit Pall.
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Sur's ruin casts a pall over this week's World Heritage Committee meeting in Istanbul, which lists sites for the U.N. Educational Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO).
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Disagreements over carrying out the peace deal have bogged down the transitional government, and the lingering tensions in Juba have cast a pall over the country.
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" The Chainsmokers, which is made up of Pall and Andrew Taggart, formed in 2012 and went on to find viral success with their 2014 tune "#Selfie.
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The first would be that Andrew Taggart and Alex Pall wanted to surprise these teens on their Big Night and see the smiles on their faces.
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Before the convention began, the shooting deaths of three police officers on Sunday in Baton Rouge, La., promised to cast a pall over the first day.
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Some said our analysis unfairly cast a pall over the rosy news that the United States' gross domestic product grew 4.1 percent in the latest quarter.
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Norfolk House pall MALL Broadcasting House The Ritz London Curzon Square Royal Automobile Club Carlton Club No. 182 Carlton Gardens Down Street tube station Berry Bros.
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"These kinds of threats to the presidency cast a pall over all other activities in a White House," said former Representative Vic Fazio, Democrat of California.
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Iceland did well in the competition in the 1980s and '90s: the musclemen Jon Pall Sigmarsson and Magnus ver Magnusson won 8 contests in 11 years.
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If donors do end up contributing, they may chip in less than they can afford because the premium casts a pall over the organization's financial efficacy.
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The death of NBA superstar Kobe Bryant, his 13-year-old daughter Gianna, and seven others has cast a pall over the 62nd Annual Grammy Awards.
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As a former president of the industrial division and a corporate officer of Pall Corporation, Chandy was responsible for a $1.3 billion division and 5,000 employees.
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Many states switched to electronic voting machines after paper ballot disputes cast a pall over Republican George W. Bush's victory over Democrat Al Gore in 2000.
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With no album in sight, Pall and Taggart have taken the ancient practice of a singles-only release schedule from the dance world to the pop world.
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The trade tensions have also cast a pall over broader relations between Beijing and Washington, with the two sides butting heads on a growing number of issues.
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The eclipse totality — when the pall of Earth's shadow completely blanks out what would otherwise be the Moon's silvery surface — will last one hour and 43 minutes.
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Enormous quantities of U.S. corn, wheat, soybeans, fruits, nuts, and pork are exported abroad, but the specter of trade wars casts a heavy pall over American farmers.
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His bandmates Georg Holm, Kjartan Sveinsson and Orri Pall Dyrason allegedly failed to report a total of $1.6 million in income, requiring approximately $725,000 in tax payment.
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In the meantime, the N95 air filter mask will remain a popular fashion accessory as raging infernos cast a larger pall over vast stretches of the country.
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Democrat Hillary Clinton had said she would go after unfair drug pricing if she were elected, casting a pall over the group for more than a year.
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A PALL of uncertainty hangs over German politics after Andrea Nahles resigned as leader of the Social Democratic Party (SPD), the junior coalition partner, on June 2nd.
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These suspicions explain much about Putin's antipathy toward Obama and have long cast a pall on any real chance for serious cooperation on a range of issues.
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They later mingled around the party, which was also attended by Bella Hadid, Kathy Hilton, Paris Jackson, Sonequa Martin-Green, Corey Gamble and The Chainsmokers' Alex Pall.
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"Trade frictions in response to U.S. policy and changes in the Middle East situation increasingly cast a pall of uncertainty over the entire global economy," Marubeni said.
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Russia's main stock indexes plummeted on Monday as oil prices cast a pall over its energy-dependent economy, Andrew E. Kramer reports in The New York Times.
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Recent news stories, however, have cast a pall on the technology, leading many to suggest that companies have pushed to introduce it too quickly on public streets.
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In the meantime, this may cast a pall over Apple's earnings call Tuesday afternoon, at which the company is already expected to report some disappointing sales figures.
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I've contacted both Pall and Jinn's legally appointed administrator for further details but both have so far declined to comment beyond what has already been made public.
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Singapore's central bank surprised markets Thursday by easing its currency policy, as data showed the city-state's manufacturing sector continued to cast a pall on economic activity.
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So on one side there was a kid's name and cute pictures, and on the other was blatant advertising for Marlboro, Pall Mall, Camel, you name it.
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I remember being at New York Fashion Week when the news of McQueen's death hit, and a strange pall falling over the tents (then at Bryant Park).
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I looked up from my phone, at the gleaming slides and bright monkey bars, and it was as if a pall had been cast over our lives.
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With many in its commercial art world supporting the position that Britain should remain in the European Union, a pall has unmistakably been cast over the proceedings.
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The finale's focus on Margaret's emotional breakdown leaves little room for the dominating news story of 1974 — Ian Ball's failed kidnapping of Princess Anne on Pall Mall.
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The trade tensions have also cast a pall over relations between Beijing and Washington, with the two sides already butting heads on a growing list of issues.
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If trimmed from its more than two hours, "Broadway Bounty Hunter" might drive more smoothly to its conclusion, vintage-Cadillac style, without the fun's beginning to pall.
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" Pinkham has an eye for the elegiac, and captures the grim pall of the Ukrainian hinterlands: "There were balconies without railings, windows without glass, doorways without doors.
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That's a shame, really, to the extent that it casts a pall over the show, since Highmore and Vera Farmiga, as Norma, have delivered splendid performances throughout.
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Every voice recorder that Alex Pall and Andrew Taggart have come into contact with must emit the faint scent of cheap liquor, chlorine, and post-coital funk.
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The row, which comes as the world economy records its strongest growth in years, cast a pall over the semi-annual gathering of the world's finance officials.
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At the arena where Bryant put his stamp on the Lakers and the N.B.A., his death cast a pall over a typically ebullient event: the Grammy Awards.
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Pall Mall Art Advisors, an independent art appraisal firm that was brought in to aid the investigation, appraised the 336 affected items at $8.1 million in 2017.
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A pall hung over the Senate on Thursday when senior House Democrats, who had paraded over from their side of the Capitol, delivered the articles of impeachment.
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The contentious trade talks cast a pall over markets for much of 660.613 until signs a deal was in place late last year helped lift global equities.
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S. trade negotiations has cast a pall on financial markets heading into Christmas, with major economies grappling under the weight of weak exports, investments and corporate profits.
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S. trade negotiations has cast a pall on financial markets heading into Christmas, with major economies grappling under the weight of weak exports, investments and corporate profits.
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The whole situation is casting a pall on We's biggest investor, SoftBank, a Japanese venture fund that has transformed Silicon Valley with massive bets on emerging companies.
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This would cast a pall over the market for municipal bonds, where American towns and cities go to get money to build roads, schools and other public works.
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At first listen, the song perfectly sums up the sunny L.A. scene before the specter of Manson and his followers cast a pall over the peace and love.
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Target's earnings beat helped reverse some of the pall cast over the American economy by the Commerce Department's report that December's retail sales were the weakest since 2009.
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So how did Drew Taggart and Alex Pall (their real names) get paired with one of the most-loved (and most-mocked) British pop groups of all time?
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Amid the wild gangland atmosphere of the 1990s, the blurred lines between police, business, organised crime and ex-communist security services cast a pall over the 1993 murders.
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Earlier gains were erased as they retreated towards $30 per barrel, piling the pressure on already beleaguered energy companies and casting a pall on other sectors as well.
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But a recommendation by Israeli police last month that he be charged with fraud, bribery and breach of public trust has cast a pall over his political future.
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Frank Jannuzi, president of the Mansfield Foundation, questioned the necessity of the Trump administration's countermessaging, but said he didn't think it would cast a pall over Olympic celebrations.
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But Curry's latest injury cast a pall on the visiting locker room — and any lingering effects could make the Warriors' pursuit of another championship that much more challenging.
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But Ms. Ngwenyama's intervention was enough to cast a pall over the rest of the movement, so that the moments of sweetness now smacked of desperation and denial.
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Calls for social justice and climate change advocacy couldn't overcome the pall Gervais, who returned as host for the fifth time, cast over the show from the start.
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His failure to finish would normally have cast a pall over the rest of the race, but it has been a frustrating meet for Britain, the host country.
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It also deepened the pall on outbound M&A from China, which started in the second half of 2016 after China's government introduced measures to control capital outflows.
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And the political uncertainty in Italy, with the pall it casts over the fate of the euro, has the potential to undermine the progress that Greece has achieved.
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"The relationship between India and Sri Lanka is robust, is getting stronger," said Renu Pall, joint secretary in the Indian foreign ministry in charge of the Indian Ocean region.
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Pall said he doesn't often get to, because his dog is "really ill-behaved" — and then said "Well, I don't know if I'd bring her to China," before laughing.
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The disclosures forced the resignation of DNC Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz, infuriated supporters of Hillary Clinton rival Bernie Sanders, and cast a pall over the Democratic convention in Philadelphia.
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Ken Griffin, a hedge-fund titan, recently bought 3 Carlton Gardens, near Pall Mall, for close to £100m, the most paid for a London home in over a decade.
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As school starts, dad prays for son's safety Also casting a pall over the Chicago Police Department is Officer Jason Van Dyke's trial, slated to begin later this year.
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Such a study would serve to verify the chart published in the Juul nicotine salts patent, which show nicotine salts matching the nicotine uptake curve of a Pall Mall.
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For all Trump's triumphalism, the speech comes against a discouraging backdrop that has kept a pall on morale among many in the administration: Robert Mueller is sending ominous signals.
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One summer night she sat outside with her sister, looking up at the stars and wondering who was responsible for the pall that had been cast over her life.
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The tragic finish inevitably casts a pall over his story, something "I Am Heath Ledger," an intimate documentary drawing heavily on personal video and interviews, attempts to gloss over.
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No, the pall cast over the proceedings is because of David Frei, the WKCDS's commentator of 26 years, who will be retiring after this year's show concludes Tuesday night.
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The withdrawals from the oil sands, a sector viewed less than five years ago as one of the world's hottest plays, have cast a pall on Alberta's economic outlook.
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The deal would create the world's largest publicly traded tobacco business based on net sales and combine companies with brands that include Camel, Lucky Strike, Newport and Pall Mall.
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Later [my partner Alex Pall and I] bought this new Fender electric guitar, and I was messing around with it in this cool [software] plug-in called Guitar Rig.
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Even the pall of Parkinson's disease never took that away, but for too many years before his death, Muhammad Ali was not the Muhammad Ali you wanted to remember.
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Wooden coffins, most with a picture of a child, were taken by cars and carried by pall bearers to a graveyard from a square where prayers were held earlier.
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A stronger argument against Kavanaugh's nomination is that we should not elevate to the Supreme Court a nominee over whom there will always be this dark pall of suspicion.
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If unwise remarks at a dinner can cast a pall over a longstanding relationship, then a great ending can redeem and even force reconsideration of an otherwise middling film.
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"If you don't solve the accident or if it remains unclear, it can cast a pall," said Peter Goelz, a former managing director of the National Transportation Safety Board.
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Later, Hurricane Katrina's long pall — the more than 1,800 related deaths, the devastation and the slow federal response — would come to haunt Mr. Bush's presidency, cratering his approval rating.
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HUSAVIK, Iceland (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - For half the year, the temperature on Pall Olafsson's remote farm in Iceland often dips below freezing and the sun barely makes an appearance.
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The coronavirus outbreak ruined for investors what was a solid earnings reporting season and is casting a pall on forecasts for this quarter and the rest of this year.
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But, as chef after chef escaped his reign of terror and opened admirable French restaurants of their own—twelve in New York alone—that legacy was bound to pall.
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Though Mr. Glick is very good and, I think, rather brave in following Jordan's path from adorable to irritating, his company does start to pall after a certain point.
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Bernie Sanders, led to the resignation of chairwoman Debbie Wasserman-Schultz, cast a pall over the nominating convention and embittered many voters on the left against the party establishment.
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Editor: Peter Cooney + 1 202 898 8362 Picture Desk: Singapore + 65 6870 3775 Graphics queries: + 65 413 3595 (All times GMT/ET) Even dissidents hold back as Castro's death casts a pall over Cuba HAVANA - Cuba's most prominent dissident group calls off its weekly protest march for the first time in 13 years following the death of its nemesis Fidel Castro, the revolutionary leader whose passing has cast a pall over the island.
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But the inconclusive result, in which Mrs May lost her majority but will stagger on with the help of Northern Irish unionists, has thrown a pall of uncertainty over Brexit.
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San Jose Mercury News's Anthony Slater was on hand to grab a video of the response: "I feel like there's a cloud—a pall—over this whole country," Popovich started.
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It will mark the first time the former special counsel takes questions on his report and investigation, which have cast a pall over the first years of the Trump administration.
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Annabella's attempts to preserve her reputation and other people's attempts to salvage Byron's have left a pall of smoke from burning letters and diaries, further obscuring the facts that remain.
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As France, Italy and the Netherlands gear up for critical elections this spring, many of Trump's more outrageous pronouncements -- not to mention actions -- are casting a pall over Europe's populism.
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The primary drag over the course of the year has been the pall cast by the implementation of tariffs and, more importantly, the uncertainty regarding the outlook for trade policy.
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However, the struggles of Uber Technologies Inc and smaller ride-hailing rival Lyft Inc, the two biggest IPOs so far this year, have cast a pall over new tech listings.
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The three suits all include the same image from Juul's patent: a chart that shows certain nicotine salts deliver even more nicotine into the bloodstream than a Pall Mall cigarette.
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Lambert and his wife, Theresa Ho, were briefly evacuated last week when smoke cast an unhealthy pall over the home where they live upstairs and rent the downstairs to tourists.
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But as a pall was cast over the market to begin 2016, the Fed had to retreat from its expected rate hikes, and that in turn will cost consumer banks.
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" She continued, "In the past, other boyfriends or husbands have been sort of exhausted by it or annoyed by it or thought it was a pall cast over the relationship.
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A string of violent incidents has cast a pall over the final weeks of a midterm season already marked by months of bitter partisan fighting, vitriolic rhetoric and angry protests.
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The backlash, which made its way to the floor of the U.S. Senate, has cast a pall on the NFL's marquee event, which will take place on Sunday in Atlanta.
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To the north of the terrace is Pall Mall, with its gentlemen's clubs, expensive tailors, the Fortnum & Mason department store and the Ritz hotel — not to mention a superyachts specialist.
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King Bhumibol was a unifying figure in a deeply polarized country, and his death cast a pall of uncertainty across Thailand, raising questions about the future of the monarchy itself.
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Jon Ralston, the Nevada political expert, declared Trump's chances in the Silver State "dead" over the weekend before Election Day — and he cast a similarly dismal pall over Heck's chances.
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"In the past, other boyfriends or husbands have been sort of exhausted by it or annoyed by it or thought it was a pall cast over the relationship," she said.
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Dr. Ram Prasad, a consultant breast surgeon at Pall Mall Cosmetics, says that he would expect breasts to increase in size during sex from anywhere between 15 and 25 percent.
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Pall and Taggart are nominated for Best New Artist at the upcoming Grammy awards, and they're also up for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance for their duo "Closer" with Halsey. .
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The indignity of Gagtallica was compounded by another egregious fuckup that cast an awkward pall over Megadeth's long-awaited win, and further underlined the Grammys' historical disregard for heavy metal.
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The reality, of course, is that they have nothing more than the unique ability to cast a pall over a great time, which in a casino is a winning streak.
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Regardless of firms' ties to the White House, charges of fraud and violence around election time have cast a pall on the work of some consultants, jeopardizing their own image.
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When some protesters charged the police as they tried to enter the building, riot control officers opened fire with rubber bullets and tear gas, casting a smoky pall over downtown.
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But they gradually came around, shifting to the sidewalk to spare adjacent lungs and the nicotine-pummeled ceiling panels, which still offer a distinct gouda-yellow Pall Mall patina today.
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LAUREL FEREJOHN, DURHAM, N.C. To the Editor: Anthony M. Kennedy, in his final act as a Supreme Court justice, casts a pall over his support for liberty and social justice.
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Mr. Trump has repeatedly been assailed for failing to better distance himself from his global business interests, which critics say cast a pall over the decisions he makes as president.
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There was always a lot of love and some wonderful, happy, golden moments for sure, but the debt cast a pall of stress and uncertainty over those years that's undeniable.
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The violence has cast a pall over many communities and the family said, though they haven't been impacted themselves, they will not take what they see as a risk and travel.
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The jailing of the two journalists cast a pall over Myanmar's media community and sparked increased international criticism of the nation's de facto leader and Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi.
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It depicts a map of a Western Saharan refugee camp, honoring the sense of place produced by its longstanding residents, though the gallery context casts a pall on the plush textile.
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Corn futures have fallen another four cents since then as ongoing concerns about the fight with China that has weighed on soybeans have cast a pall across the entire agriculture sector.
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Over the last two days, Makonnen has released a gaggle of sad, yearning cuts that carry his signature free-associative bent while a palpable pall of depression hangs in the background.
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In a country like Iceland with frequent volcanic eruptions, capable of disrupting Europe's aviation system, the project's security is a priority, said Hjalti Pall Ingolfsson, head of the project for GEORG.
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However, the struggles of Uber and smaller ride-hailing rival Lyft Inc, the two biggest initial public offerings (IPOs) so far in 2019, have cast a pall over new tech listings.
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Jeff Bezos bought the Washington Post seemingly out of a sense of charity, but the ability of rich individuals to buy up media properties casts a pall over the entire industry.
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The jailing of the two journalists cast a pall over Myanmar's media community and sparked increased international criticism of the nation's de facto leader and Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi.
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Russia's main stock indexes also plummeted Monday on their first day of trading after a long holiday, as falling oil prices also cast a pall over the country's energy-dependent economy.
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Plans for fresh trade talks collapsed in recent weeks, and both sides appear to be digging in for a long fight, casting a pall over the outlook for global economic growth.
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Still a pall of thick white and brown smoke was visible for miles around the fire, which scorched an estimated 30 acres of steep slopes thick with dry brush and chaparral.
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In a new interview with SiriusXM's The Morning Mashup, The Chainsmokers (Andrew Taggart, 29, and Alex Pall, 33) revealed that Carey had once confused them with none other than One Direction.
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A DECISION this week by Moody's, a ratings agency, to downgrade Mozambique from a lowly B373 to a dismal B3 has cast a pall over one of the world's poorest countries.
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By Wednesday afternoon, however, more grim news from Florida cast a pall all the way to China: An alligator had dragged a toddler into a lake at a Disney World hotel.
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The prospect that Amazon will enter the pharmacy space has cast a pall over stocks of drug distributors and retail pharmacies, erasing hundreds of millions of dollars from their market value.
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Both Tambor's misconduct and the actions of the various men in the show's cast who worked to burnish his reputation in interviews have cast a pall over the season for many.
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Now, Uber's deflating I.P.O. ambitions could cast a pall over a flurry of other coming Silicon Valley stock offerings, with the group communications start-up Slack and others in the pipeline.
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THE ASH FAMILY By Molly Dektar If the pall cast over previous generations was the pervasive fear of nuclear war, today's all-consuming global anxiety is the threat of deadly weather.
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President Trump's tariffs on Chinese imports have recently cast a pall over investments in new gas export terminals in the United States because China is a major importer of the fuel.
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While most of the national attention focused on Mr. Trump's visit, Mr. Bryant must bear responsibility for putting what should have been an unreservedly joyous celebration under a pall of negativity.
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When Mr. Morris made "Love Song Waltzes," feminism had already begun to change the world's view of women, while the pall cast by AIDS had transformed our view of love's suffering.
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The analysts recommended as a top stock pick the company British American Tobacco, which owns brands including Camel, Lucky Strike, Newport, and Pall Mall, in a research note published on Wednesday.
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To a question — posed by a CNN reporter in the crowd — about whether the pall over the deal can be attributed in part to a "Trump factor," Mr. Stephenson said no.
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Beijing woke on Tuesday to a pall of smog and dust ahead of the parade — despite the usual government diktats that have ensured blue skies on important holidays in the past.
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The purchase would create the world's largest publicly traded tobacco business, based on net sales, and it would combine companies with brands that include Camel, Lucky Strike, Newport and Pall Mall.
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Still, many view a reshuffling as all but guaranteed at some point this year, casting a pall over a White House staff that always appears one wrong move away from unemployment.
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After the game, which the Huskies lost, Auriemma said it was difficult to take the court with the pall of the UConn's fans' deaths hanging over the Harry A. Gampel Pavilion.
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But for as much as I thought "409" was brilliant television, I can't deny that the shady circumstances that led to its creation cast a pall over it, all the same.
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Still, a pall is cast over these state-level victories as an increasingly conservative, pro-business Supreme Court erodes labor rights, like the ability for Uber drivers to pursue class-action suits.
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Alex Pall of The Chainsmokers ain't letting a little cheating ruin his game -- then again, it's easy to spit game when you stick with the chick with whom ya got caught cheating.
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That won't happen if we continue to let a demagogic leader continue to cast a pall of fear over America's national psyche to advance his own goals, or preserve his own power.
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By late Saturday night the Southern California blaze was 10 percent contained, and was casting a pall of thick black smoke over much of Los Angeles and threatening about 100 commercial structures.
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However, the struggles of ride-hailing company Uber Technologies Inc and its smaller rival Lyft Inc , the two biggest IPOs so far this year, have cast a pall over new tech listings.
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What's more, Trump's "travel ban," and the sweeping crackdown on immigration it portends, casts a significant pall over an industry studded with entrepreneurs and employees who were born far from American shores.
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We're told Andrew and the groom went to Syracuse together, and he was one of the groomsmen in the wedding, while Alex Pall, the other half of the duo, was a guest.
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Drew Taggart and Alex Pall, the two guys behind the DJ-duo, released their debut album, Memories...Do Not Open, last Friday and the Internet has been ruthless in criticizing it since.
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But the lawsuit and countersuit have sucked much of the air out of Hyperloop's sails, and cast a pall over a company that was promising 760 mph travel for passengers and freight.
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But it should not allow the kind of ambiguity we saw cast a pall over the country's national championship on a day that is meant to be a celebration of the game.
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They understand that Clinton will meet deeper-than-usual resistance to her agenda in the first months of her presidency if she enters office under a pall rather than with a mandate.
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"I do think there is a gender bias which has made it easier for the psychogenic claimants to essentially write off all of these conditions that are majority female," Dr. Pall affirms.
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Dr. Matteo Ria, a consultant psychologist at Pall Mall Medical, who specialises in sleeping issues, said that the reason this happens is because we have trained ourselves to sleep a certain way.
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Whether it's aggressively dancing Fortnite players, pontificating Pod Save Americans, or misogynistic Rick and Morty fans, the dark side of a pop culture cult can cast a pall on the whole group.
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What cast a pall over this year's celebration was President Ghani's decision last week to fire the local police chief, a protégé of Mr. Noor, and replace him with his own candidate.
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Alex Pall of The Chainsmokers is eating one big ass crow after he was caught cheating on his now ex-girlfriend, Tori Woodward ... and he says he's miserable over what he's done.
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The work was completed in the months prior to the mass shooting in San Bernardino, which killed 6003 people, but the events cast a pall over the ominous feelings the pieces conjure.
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Here is a novel of bewitching ingenuity, one whose darkling, melodic mind conceives a world of ruin and awe, a sensibility cast in sepia or else in a pall of vying grays.
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Stars from screens big and small gathered in Beverly Hills, California to honor each other at the 77th Golden Globe Awards on Sunday, but there was a notable pall over the proceedings.
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During the past month, while Edge has fallen under a pall for its dealings with Epstein, I've learned that Brockman connected his "scientists" with high rollers anxious to seem smart, notably Epstein.
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Trump said a deal to end a nearly 0.33-month trade war with China "could happen sooner" than people think, which could ease the pall of gloom over the global economic outlook.
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"Can you get your pall [sic] McKibben to organize Harvard student protests against him," Podesta asked Steyer in the email released by WikiLeaks, which said it came from Podesta's hacked email account.
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And safety concerns have cast a pall over the sport, which remains wildly popular but is battling a perception that playing it will lead to long-term health issues, including brain damage.
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The nagging uncertainty over the plane's future has cast a pall over Boeing, the largest manufacturing exporter in the United States, and has shaved 15 percent off the company's value since March.
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However, the struggles of ride-hailing company Uber Technologies Inc and its smaller rival Lyft Inc, the two biggest IPOs so far this year, have cast a pall over new tech listings.
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While no evidence has emerged that his call for constitutional reform led directly to his murder, or that active military officials ordered the killing, his death cast a pall over reform efforts.
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Pall and Taggart's "American Idol" performance of the song had Porter Robinson, Knife Party and Deadmau5 calling them a sell-out act, making it most harangued "American Idol" appearance since William Hung auditioned.
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The U.S. demands to reserve the lion's share of automotive manufacturing for the United States helped cast a pall over the talks to revamp the accord underpinning $1.2 trillion in annual trilateral trade.
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Their appearance, coming just hours after Saudi Arabia announced it had executed 37 people, suggests that the pall of Khashoggi's murder has faded and that Riyadh is back in global businesses' good standing.
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Lastly, the recent strikes by Lyft and Uber drivers may have cast a pall over the category in the media, but we'll see if investors are concerned at all about this ongoing issue.
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Drew Taggart and Alex Pall, the DJs behind Grammy-winning EDM-pop duo, are venturing beyond just producing top 40 hits: The musicians are now dipping their toes into the fashion world too.
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An explosion of political assassinations in Mexico has cast a pall over nationwide elections slated for July 1, when voters will choose their next president and fill a slew of down-ballot posts.
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But on March 4th Italian voters came up with a result that has surpassed the worst predictions, and cast a pall over not only Italy but the rest of the European Union, too.
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Both crowds are well-acquainted with blue-collar work, both are fond of cheap longnecks, and both chain-smoke Pall Malls or Winstons until they're chased out at about a quarter till 3.
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With the triple European Cup winners already immersed in a pall of gloom after a hugely underwhelming campaign, their best hope of returning to the Champions League next season is now in peril.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chile's electoral service has mistakenly listed hundreds of thousands of voters as living in towns far away from their actual place of residence, casting a minor pall over Sunday's local elections.
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The result has been a wave of stories about law-abiding immigrants with deep family and community roots in America getting kicked out of the country, casting a pall over immigrant communities everywhere.
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Still, in Kew Gardens, a neighborhood that has the same small-town feel as it did back then, the specter of Ms. Genovese's killing and the neighborhood's response continues to cast a pall.
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But since last year, the authorities have come down hard on the revival, in an example of how even the smallest spiritual groups can fall under the pall of the Communist Party's suspicion.
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Their subsequent sentence of seven years in prison cast a pall over Myanmar's media community, and sparked increased international criticism of the country's de facto leader and Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi.
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The Sand Fire blaze was concentrated near the town of Acton, about 2820 miles (215 km) north of Los Angeles, as it cast a pall of smoke and soot over a wide area.
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Back on Pall Mall, I strolled past some of de Gaulle's frequent lunch spots: the Carlton Club, an exclusive establishment where Churchill was a member, the Ritz and the Cavalry and Guards Club.
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In the opening frame of the Chainsmokers' lyric video for "Paris," a lush single released back in January, Drew Taggart and Alex Pall try to redefine the name of the centuries old city.
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And it has cast a pall of uncertainty over hospital staff: Dinschel and Pihlaja-Olson could not be sure that the jobs they were hiring for would still exist in a few years.
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The constant threat of fires and the pall of smoke — at one point Northern California had the worst air quality on the planet — had caused many Bay Area residents to flee the area.
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But some worry that the later start time, the hundreds of bright lights and other changes will cast their own pall, diminishing what is supposed to be a freewheeling night-to-day celebration.
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News that the Federal Trade Commission is weighing immediate action to block Facebook's effort to integrate its messaging products casts a pall over the company's plans, whether or not regulators actually follow through.
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He wanted a televised announcement of an investigation into Hunter Biden that he could use to cast a pall on the Biden campaign, just as the email morass damaged Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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"Today's survey shows that businesses believe in their own prospects and are ready to grow if the pall of economic uncertainty is removed," Neil Carberry, Chief Executive of REC, said in a statement.
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This intelligence gaffe "will cast a pall over the trip in the Middle East," Tamara Cofman Wittes, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution's Center for Middle East Policy, told journalists Wednesday morning.
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Under those circumstances, any actions he takes naturally fall under a pall of suspicion, and it's easy for companies who are adversely impacted by his administration's regulatory decisions to raise questions about them.
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Earlier in the month, BAT had offered to buy Reynolds American in a $47 billion takeover that would create the world's biggest listed tobacco company with brands including Newport, Lucky Strike and Pall Mall.
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A terror attack in lower Manhattan early in the afternoon — an area frequented by many Rangers players and their families — cast a pall over the proceedings at Madison Square Garden a few hours later.
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However, this week was different with Wednesday's brand new "Fire Walk With Me." A pall hung above the episode following the tragic death of Riverdad Luke Perry, who suffered a fatal stroke days prior.
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MOSCOW — Russia's main stock indexes plummeted on Monday, the first day of trading after a lengthy winter holiday here, as the drop in oil prices cast a pall over the country's energy-dependent economy.
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"This marks a watershed for RBS – for as long as this investigation cast a pall over earnings and forecasts there was nowhere for investors to really go," said Neil Wilson, chief analyst for Markets.com.
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Those who were among the Departed still cast a heavy pall over every single character on the show — even those who didn't lose anyone — because you can never guarantee that it won't happen again.
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Britain's vote to leave the European Union in 2016 initially cast a pall over London's property market but the plans to build the Tulip have been seen as vote of confidence in the city.
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The world's No. 2 international tobacco company, with brands that include Lucky Strike and Pall Mall, said sales rose 6 percent in the half year to 30 June, excluding currency fluctuations, acquisitions and divestitures.
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The slowdown in the world's second largest economy, coupled with gyrations in the yuan and China's stock markets, has cast a pall on global commodity prices and unnerved investors from Tokyo to New York.
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RUV, quoting Pall Winkel, director of Iceland's Prison and Probation Administration, said the man escaped from an open, minimum-security prison early on Tuesday and boarded the Icelandair flight the same morning to Stockholm.
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The unprecedented nature of the pound's fall and the widespread expectations of further losses since the June 23 referendum cast a pall over all foreign holdings of UK assets not already hedged in advance.
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The bloodshed cast a pall on ceremonies at the United Nations, where the global body's leadership reaffirmed their belief in the power of Gandhi's teachings, that the greatest weapon of all is nonviolent action.
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The author was a slouchy hero of the 1960s and 1970s counterculture: an anti-establishment, anti-war, satirical pessimist with a self-professed penchant for late-night drunken phone calls and Pall Mall cigarettes.
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The proposals to drastically reshape NAFTA to help shrink U.S. trade deficits have cast a pall over the modernization talks, leaving some participants and analysts wondering how the NAFTA partners can avoid an impasse.
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Two weeks after rival UiPath&aposs bad news cast a pall on the world of robotic process automation, Automation Anywhere has stepped up to show the market remains hot in the eyes of investors.
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Concerns about pollution, infrastructure and Brazil's perilous economic conditions have cast a pall, and this week, the World Anti-Doping Agency suspended the lab that was supposed to handle drug testing for the competition.
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More than 80 percent of voters in New York City did not vote for the Republican nominee, Donald J. Trump, and for many residents, Mr. Trump's victory has cast a pall over the city.
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In a surprising twist, what began as a very public airing of powerful men's sexual misconduct has come to cast a certain sinister pall over private intimacies that once seemed perfectly O.K. to enjoy.
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Last week scattered bushfires burning close to Sydney converged and formed a "mega-fire," casting a dense pall of smoke over the city, which is Australia's largest and one of the world's most beautiful.
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Senate Republicans are openly seething over the White House's treatment of John McCain, casting a pall over the party ahead of a rare lunch with President Donald Trump the caucus is hosting on Tuesday.
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While the Cambridge Analytica scandal cast a pall over the business of buying and exploiting social-media data for political influence, data mining and ad targeting will be crucial in the 2020 presidential race.
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Antoon's plea deal last week comes as others in medical community aggressively combat negative social media posts, casting a pall over one of the few ways prospective patients can get unvarnished opinions of doctors.
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U.S. 06.7443-year Treasury yields briefly shot up to 06.7433 percent, a level last seen in April 06.7423, casting a pall over emerging markets and dispelling some of the rosy picture from manufacturing activity data.
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Alex Pall, the DJ who makes up half of EDM-pop duo The Chainsmokers, has broken his silence after his now ex-girlfriend Tori Woodward released footage that appeared to show him kissing another girl.
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Since Schlein's departure on July 24 the embassy has been shuttered, casting a pall over Israel's ties with Jordan, a U.S.-backed regional security partner and one of only two Arab countries that recognise Israel.
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Yosemite Valley, the scenic heart of the national park, was closed at noon Wednesday during the height of tourist season as smoke cast a pall on the region from a fire in the Sierra Nevada.
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In Washington, the cloud of an ongoing investigation into Russia's involvement in the 2016 election has cast a pall over the Trump administration, subjecting aides and adviser to questioning by Senate committees and angering Trump.
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Al Murjan plans to refurbish the 71,500 square foot building, located at 1 Pall Mall East near Trafalgar Square, and exit at a yield of about 4 percent after four to five years, they said.
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Most recently, the disappointments and disillusionments of the Johnson, Nixon, Ford, and Carter presidencies and the long frigid pall of the Cold War gave way for Ronald Reagan to awaken a new morning in America.
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The government has accused dozens of carmakers of breaking rules on green car subsidies, casting a pall over China's drive to support the industry and combat heavy pollution, which affects large swathes of the country.
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Suitable for presentation under the tree, menorah or even a candelabra, these 2352 tomes present an escape up, up and away from the pall of politics and toward the more palatable allure of, say, pearls.
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It was easy to imagine future get-togethers here, the fly-ins and barbecues and nonstop hangar talk, and I was delighted when Pall and Greta invited me back on my next visit to Iceland.
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Even though the average hedge fund is making some money this year after losing it in 2015, a number of big name funds are nursing heavy losses and casting a general pall over the industry.
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The jury's refusal to convict, coupled with an incoming US attorney general some fear will refashion the civil rights division of the Justice Department, casts a pall over the future of police reform in America.
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Osaka, who became the first Japanese player to clinch a Grand Slam singles title on Saturday, was a picture of calm in the midst of her opponent's meltdown that cast a pall over the final.
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His inquiry had cast a pall over U.S.-Russian relations, and Russian officials had expressed hope that Washington would have more scope to build friendlier relations with Moscow once it was out of the way.
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A gray-brown pall, tinted orange in places, hung across a region that is home to millions of people, and the regional air quality agency warned that the air posed a health hazard in places.
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Similar to any person between the age of 25 and 33, Taggart and Pall have clearly spent the alleged autumn of their adolescence inhaling music that reminds them of pasts experienced, unremembered, and borrowed secondhand.
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The contentious trade talks cast a pall over the market for much of 2019 until signs a deal was in place late last year helped lift Wall Street to a string of successive record highs.
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The contentious trade talks cast a pall over the market for much of 2019 until signs a deal was in place late last year helped lift Wall Street to a string of successive record highs.
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The stunning death of Kobe Bryant and his 1063-year-old daughter Gianna will cast a huge pall over the Staples Center when the Los Angeles Lakers host the Los Angeles Clippers on Tuesday night.
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Chinese officials were reluctant to agree to U.S. President Donald Trump's broad trade deal, according to a Bloomberg report, casting a pall over hopes of some progress in the talks scheduled to start this week.
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However, of late, our politics has failed to rise to the standard of the greatness of our country, and the pall of partisanship and incivility that pervades politics now extends to the Thanksgiving dinner table.
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Why it matters: Carmakers warned that trade tensions risk dragging the global economy into a recession, according to Bloomberg, casting a pall over the event, one of the industry's most important showcases for future technologies.
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To help offset that dreaded pall later in the evening fomented by plummeting blood sugar and crushing disappointment, the academy could take a page from the freer-form Golden Globes, and wine and dine its guests.
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While the trade war between the U.S. and China has cast a pall on supply chains, especially for global businesses in China, Krishnamurthy saw it as a way to help his customers navigate the uncertain environment.
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Fears over what Brexit could look like has cast a pall over the U.K., yet a weaker pound could be a blessing in disguise for London and its art scene, a former CEO of Christie's explains.
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The doping inquiry has cast a pall over the Games, fomenting what some have called an "anti-Russian atmosphere" in Rio and prompting the International Paralympic Committee to exclude Russia from its own Games next month.
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Pall said he is especially passionate about developing mentorship programs and youth networks to provide under-served children with access to technology and the arts, which are unavailable in various households and at many underfunded schools.
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Even the social life she'd envied had started to pall on her, the shallowness of it, the same competitive faces in the same rooms, the repetitiveness and lack of growth, the lack of tenderness or intimacy.
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Spain has been without a functioning government since inconclusive elections in June and December and parties are under pressure to end a political deadlock which has stalled investment and cast a pall over an economic recovery.
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Finally, North Korea's abysmal human rights record, which while as a matter of strategy has not been included on the agenda for the Trump-Kim summit, casts a pall over diplomatic engagement with the Kim regime.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - The death of Formula One race director Charlie Whiting, a popular and key figure in the sport, cast a pall over the paddock on Thursday, three days before the season-opening Australian Grand Prix.
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About halfway through the Lanvin show — the brand's first since it split with its former long-term creative director, Alber Elbaz, the designer who had crafted its contemporary identity — a pall had settled over the room.
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"There have been a whole series of papers published arguing that MCS is not a physiological illness but is, rather, what has become known as psychogenic [rooted in psychology]," Dr. Pall wrote in a 2009 study.
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But the injury to Gregorius, who ran into Blue Jays first baseman Kendrys Morales on an infield single that drove in the Yankees' second run of the game, left a pall of uncertainty over the team.
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Along Pall Mall, we gazed at the Royal Automobile Club looming in Beaux-Arts splendor; during the war, the private club offered free membership to Free French soldiers who frequented the dining room as their canteen.
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Documents associated with the cases have implicated dozens of current and future players on prominent programs, casting something of a pall over the annual N.C.A.A. tournament, the N.C.A.A.'s marquee event that tips off this week.
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" In it, Benjamin describes the different varieties of middle-of-the-night dislocation — nights when "the thickening, sense-dulling" darkness "hangs velvety as a pall," or the "luminous moonlit nights, lurid nights, when everything feels heightened.
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A scandal over falsified test data has enveloped Kobe Steel and cast a pall over manufacturers around the world who use the Japanese supplier's materials, which can be found in everything from cars to water bottles.
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" To this day, he wrote, the doctrine "casts a pall on the rights of residents of Puerto Rico, including more than three million U.S. citizens, and close to 500,000 more in other so-called 'unincorporated territories.
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While the aforementioned plans are in full swing, some manufacturing firms, like home supplier Masco, are just starting to shift their production lines, highlighting how recent tensions have cast a pall on further investment in China.
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HONG KONG — The outbreak of a deadly disease in China has cast a pall over growth prospects for the world's second largest economy, raising fears about the global outlook if the mysterious coronavirus spreads or worsens.
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HONG KONG — The outbreak of a deadly disease in China has cast a pall over growth prospects for the world's second largest economy, raising fears about the global outlook if the mysterious coronavirus spreads or worsens.
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The lobby and guest rooms are dotted with artworks inspired by Icelandic sagas; they are by Pall Gudmundsson, a local artist known for carving faces (of everyone from famous Vikings to Björk) into the valley's boulders.
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Friday's attack also coincided with the city's final presentation of its bid for the 2024 Olympic Games, casting something of a pall over a day that Paris officials had hoped would not be associated with terrorism.
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The inquiry is casting a new pall over his presidency just months after he emerged from the dark cloud cast by Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into whether he colluded with Russia in the 2016 election.
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From Penny Dreadfuls to Pall Mall sponsoring nearly every single new television show in the 1940s, media has grown, entered a disruptive phase that changes all media around it, and is then curtailed into boredom and commoditization.
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Fans from around the world have poured into the country despite political tensions—though the poisoning of two more people with the nerve agent Novichok in Britain cast a pall over the next round (see Britain section).
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There was a constant pall of black smoke, and people were always exposed to the gases that come out when you burn plastic, including two very scary ones that have been linked to cancer, dioxins and furans.
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Quality-related issues have cast a pall on the automaker which enjoyed years of rapid growth in the United States, where it won over affluent and liberal-minded consumers with advertisements featuring slogans championing love and inclusion.
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But the slowing pace of government spending on infrastructure this year and weakening property market have cast a pall over the market, removing a major boost to demand that has supported prices over the past few years.
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" This news, Cavuoto wrote,"cast a pall over an otherwise upbeat attendance… Once again, the industry is left to pick up the pieces as a promising new technology gets set back by what could be many years.
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Drew Taggart and Alex Pall check off so many different outrage boxes it seems almost intentional: they're simultaneously self-proclaimed nice guys, swaggering tech bros, simpering fake-deep quotes generators, and living avatars of Big Streaming disruption.
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Trade disputes spurred by the president's affinity for employing tariffs as his diplomatic weapon of choice have cast a pall over the global economy as finance ministers gather in Japan for an annual Group of 20 meeting.
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Mr. Trump's plans, combined with an American political climate that has left many immigrants feeling less welcome, has cast a pall of uncertainty over the American tech industry, which relies heavily on highly skilled workers from abroad.
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But an outbreak of a mysterious respiratory virus in China has cast a pall over the celebrations as travel has been suspended, major attractions and festivals have been closed down, and some temples have canceled their celebrations.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Analysts are scaling back their bullish forecasts for gains in Japanese shares, as the spreading coronavirus outbreak has raised recession risks and cast a pall over the outlook for corporate earnings, a Reuters poll showed.
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The case is the first in which Ms. Rousseff, who was impeached last year for violating budgetary rules, stands accused of partaking in the kickback schemes that have cast a pall over every major Brazilian political party.
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Snap and the online meal kit company Blue Apron, which lowered its offering price when it went public in June and is dealing with a declining stock, are casting a pall over other potential initial public offerings.
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Kobe Bryant, the former Los Angeles Lakers star whose death last month continues to cast a pall over the N.B.A., was among eight finalists announced on Friday for induction into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.
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Reynolds American, the North Carolina cigarette giant behind the Camel, Newport and Pall Mall brands, is infecting fast-growing tobacco plants with a genetically modified coronavirus to see if they can produce antibodies for a possible vaccine.
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The IL&FS crisis has since last year spooked stock markets and cast a pall over on India's shadow banking sector, which comprises of more than 10,000 firms with a combined balance-sheet of about $304 billion.
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Following a very revealing Billboard cover story that framed them as "frat bro" poster boys, Drew Taggert and Alex Pall were seemingly in damage control mode in their latest interview on ABC's late-night news program Nightline.
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Harding, who co-hosts Switched on Pop, a podcast that breaks down the nerdy, musical elements of Top 40 tracks, strongly suggested when I called him up that I interpret the music completely apart from Pall and Taggart.
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But just over four months out from the opening ceremony in Rio de Janeiro's Maracana Stadium, the country finds itself mired in overlapping crises that threaten to deter visitors and cast a serious pall over the big event.
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As Pratap Bhanu Mehta, a public intellectual, puts it, the act of supposedly integrating the former state more fully into India has begun by casting the mostly Muslim inhabitants of the Kashmir valley "under a pall of suspicion".
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Even though exports to Saudi Arabia grew by 20133 percent, Qatar by 5.4 percent and Kuwait, 1.1 percent, the dip in the United Arab Emirates, the Middle East's single biggest market, has cast a pall over the industry.
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British American Tobacco (BAT), for example, is the parent company behind well-known cigarette brands like Camel and Pall Malls, as well as the Vuse line of vapes in the US (marketed in the US by Reynolds American).
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The thread, which carries the subject line, "RE: UPDATE: Skype Bots Announce," includes big-name Microsoft employees, including Kim Stocks, director of corporate public relations, Frank X. Shaw, corporate vice president of corporate communications, and Gurdeep Singh Pall.
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Andrew Taggart and Alex Pall were nominated for four awards in total, including New Artist of the Year (where they lost to Zayn) and Favorite Duo or Group in Pop/Rock (where they lost to Twenty One Pilots).
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KABUL/DOHA (Reuters) - Wary representatives of Afghan society met Taliban officials in Qatar on Monday for a second day of talks, with bloody insurgent attacks back home casting a pall over efforts to end Afghanistan's years of war.
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But more than one person who was there at the time has remarked to me that the pall that fell over the city when Donald Trump became president-elect was similar to what they experienced after 9/11.
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On a day when match-fixing allegations cast a pall over the tournament's opening matches, the purity of Federer's game shone through in a floodlit Rod Laver Arena as the Swiss master put on a masterclass of clean hitting.
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It cast a pall over the awards that was intensified when only one woman, Alessia Cara, won an award during the show, and the sole women nominated for Album of the Year, Lorde, was not offered a performance slot.
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As the 0.33 presidential campaign heats up among potential Democratic challengers to U.S. President Donald Trump, proposals by some candidates for Medicare-For-All programs that would eliminate private insurance has cast a pall of uncertainty over the sector.
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In truth, the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) quarter-point cuts in June and July have struggled to gain traction in the face of hard-pressed consumers at home and the pall of uncertainty cast by the Sino-U.
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However, the messy and protracted process to choose a Catalan leader in the aftermath of the September election, hailed at the time as a victory for separatists, has cast a pall over the independence movement and highlighted its divisions.
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There is an initial pall of gloom over the film, complete with sad background music and a tear-jerking essay about the importance of a being able to smell - until Sunny (Khushmeet Gill) gets cured in a freak accident.
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Taggart and Alex Pall, who won a 2017 Grammy for Best Dance Recording, won the "Woodie of the Year" award at the MTV Woodies awards and debuted their "Paris VR" video at Sony's Lost in Music showcase in Austin.
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He is a national figure whose liberal triumphs, including legalizing same-sex marriage in New York and raising the statewide minimum wage, have dulled under the pall of two federal investigations and widespread distrust on the left at home.
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The proposals to drastically reshape the North American Free Trade Agreement to help shrink U.S. trade deficits have cast a pall over the modernization talks, leaving some participants and analysts wondering how the NAFTA partners can avoid an impasse.
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They were sentenced to seven years in prison in September, a verdict that cast a pall over the country's media community, and sparked increased international criticism of the country's de facto leader and Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi.
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Although Julius's death cast a pall over the narrative—a creative decision caused by Epps's increasingly busy schedule—the cast and writers rallied, and made the series even stronger than it was before by taking on more dramatic arcs.
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Such jitters have put MSCI's index of global shares on course to snap a six-week streak of gains, with lacklustre economic data and rising political risks in the United States and Britain also casting a pall over sentiment.
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The droning score, composed by Jason Staehler Hill and Ari Ingber, and Di Fiore's penchant for cutting to images of the bare and forbidding landscape cast a pall over the proceedings, but the documentary feels more hopeful than not.
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JERUSALEM — The Israeli police recommended on Tuesday that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu be charged with bribery, fraud and breach of trust, casting a pall over the future of a tenacious leader who has become almost synonymous with his country.
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The new restrictions have cast a pall among tour guides at an otherwise high point for the Statue of Liberty, where a new museum is scheduled to open on May 16, the same day the new restrictions take effect.
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So maybe it's humility, or maybe it's strategy, but pointedly, over the last couple of years, the duo of Andrew Taggart and Alex Pall have been engaged in a very public process of dismantling mainstream dance music from within.
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She is a daughter of Janet M. Haas and Edward J. Haas of Nesconset, N.Y. The bride's father, who is retired, was a senior account manager at Pall Medical, a company in Port Washington, N.Y., that manufactures surgical appliances.
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It also includes President Trump's request to eliminate the Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E) and the Loan Program Office, and makes other cuts that are already casting a pall over the otherwise sunny cleantech industry in America.
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"Justice Scalia's sad and untimely death will cast a pall over the entire term and a shadow over the court as a whole at least until a successor is nominated and confirmed," said Laurence H. Tribe, a law professor at Harvard.
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RIGA (Reuters) - Latvia expressed sadness on Wednesday over the banning of the drug that has cast a pall over the career of tennis star Maria Sharapova, describing it as "one of the most significant accomplishments" of the tiny nation's scientists.
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However, mounting litigation risks related to Monsanto still cast a pall over an adjusted core earnings rise of 15.8 percent, which was inflated by the addition of the U.S. group and helped by cost cuts at Bayer's consumer healthcare business.
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Conservatives would presumably chalk Cruz's defeat up to the fact that the party apparatus had attacked him publicly for so many years; Republican operatives will attribute any defeat in 2016 to the pall Donald Trump has cast over the party.
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When the conquistador Juan Rodríguez Cabrillo sailed three ships along the coast of California, in September, 1542, and became the first European to set foot in the state, he reported seeing a great pall of smoke drifting over the landscape.
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The whole thing, about children being separated from their parents at the border, cast a strange pall hung over the unity, and everyone let out a collective groan when the organizer said the stage had to be taken down. Rev.
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Text on the outside of the cube notes that the room has been built to the specifications of a solitary confinement cell — a detail that casts a chilling pall on the most primal and basic means of human connection represented within.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank will likely cast a pall over equity markets next week as the largest German lender navigates a possible multi-billion dollar settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice over the sale of mortgage-backed bonds.
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Beijing and Washington have imposed tit-for-tat duties on each other's goods over recent months, with neither side backing down from a increasingly bitter trade dispute that has jolted financial markets and cast a pall over the global economy.
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His legacy has come under a pall as ties between Moscow and Washington have fallen to post-Cold War lows, following Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014 and rows over sanctions, election meddling and the poisoning of a spy in England.
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Taken at face value this lends support to the view that China is heading for a better spring season after a gloomy autumn and winter cast a pall over the outlook for demand in the world's largest consumer of commodities.
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Washington and Beijing have imposed tit-for-tat duties on each other's goods over recent months, with neither side backing down from an increasingly bitter trade dispute that has jolted financial markets and cast a pall over the global economy.
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The attack took place as Taliban officials and a selected group of Afghan activists and civil society figures prepared to meet in Doha, casting a pall over talks intended to open the way for full peace negotiations in the future.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's consequential meeting with two of Russia's top foreign operatives earlier this month has cast a pall over his administration, raising questions about the President's ability to handle classified information when meeting with sometimes adversarial foreign leaders.
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"It is, however, not surprising that oil revenues eventually would become lower than the real return on the Fund, resulting in a net transfer from the fund to the budget," confirmed state secretary Pall Bjørnestad in a statement to CNBC Monday.
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The move focused attention on slack demand for the 544-seat double-decker and raised the prospect that some could be headed for the breakup yard, casting a pall over celebrations to mark the airliner's 10 years of service in October.
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After talk of moving the Preakness to Laurel Park in Laurel, Md., cast an early pall over Preakness week, officials said a record crowd of 135,256 had attended the 14-race Preakness Day program, which generated a record handle of $94,127,434.
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Within Britain, a pall of uncertainty is likely to be cast over every business's decisions on whether to hire people or make capital investments — and that's true of both British-owned businesses and the many affiliates of global companies in Britain.
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Six months later, McAleenan's nomination is only now being heard by the Senate Finance Committee, a delay that has cast a pall of uncertainty over the CBP's long-term leadership as well as other key positions, such as border patrol chief.
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A grief-stricken silence hung like a pall over Air Force One that night, as the president and his entourage returned to Washington after a traumatic few hours in the company of parents whose beloved kids had been ripped away.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - A U.S. bribery case against two relatives has cast a pall over former United Nations chief Ban Ki-moon's planned return this week to South Korea, where he is expected to launch a bid to run for president.
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TREUENBRIETZEN, Germany (Reuters) - Hundreds of people were evacuated from their homes as around 600 firefighters battled a blaze in a forest strewn with unexploded ammunition south of Berlin on Friday and a pall of acrid smoke hung over the city.
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The unrest, which has cast a pall over the country's first election since the toppling of veteran leader Robert Mugabe, prompted statements of concern from the United States, the United Nations and the United Kingdom, all of whom urged restraint.
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The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals said the Reynolds American Inc unit, whose brands include Camel, Newport and Pall Mall, did not show that the judge who ordered the ads exceeded her authority, and waited too long to challenge the requirement.
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Pall and Greta are among the first of two dozen families who have bought land in the out-of-the-way community of Haukadalsmelur at Rangarthing Ytra with plans to build homes adjacent to a new airport for private pilots.
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That lending spree has also led to a major surplus of Chinese steel factories, glassworks and other industrial facilities, dragging down China's economic performance to its slowest rate in 25 years and casting a pall over the broader global outlook.
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The U.S. demands to force renegotiations of NAFTA every five years and reserve the lion's share of automotive manufacturing for the United States have cast a pall over a fourth round of talks due to end Tuesday in suburban Washington.
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And it casts a pall over an episode that has a lot of great stuff in it and really does advance a bunch of story points that the series needed to advance to bring this season to a roiling conclusion.
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Italicized gems like "People you love never die" and "The thing that defines a human being is being a human" rapidly pall, leaving the reader craving some of the sharp-edged black humor that made "The Humans" such a delight.
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The pall thickened after the Hong Kong leadership invoked emergency powers to ban the wearing of face masks during street rallies, a move that prompted fresh unrest and fury among those already angered by a slow erosion of civil liberties.
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But more paperwork for people with disabilities and more DOT involvement feels like an imperfect solution, and it remains to be seen whether this move will legitimize service animals or cast all animals on flights under a new pall of suspicion.
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LONDON May 17 — Yesterday's Evening Standard, Globe, Pall Mall, and other leading afternoon papers publish the following, under yesterday's New York:— The HERALD today publishes the following telegram from its Special Correspondent at Maracaibo, Venezuela:— The insurgents have occupied Bolivar.
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In the gay, lesbian and transgender community that has largely worshiped Mr. Murray — and especially in its heart, Capitol Hill, where Mr. Murray and his husband, Michael Shiosaki, have lived for decades — a pall of uncertainty and sadness has descended.
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The decision casts a pall on U.S.-Cuban relations and limits the United States' ability to play a role in the civil society of the Communist-run island as it prepares for its first non-Castro president in nearly 60 years.
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Following Donald Trump's presidential election last week, the potential implementation of promises like restricting women's reproductive rights and deporting millions of undocumented immigrants, along with the vindictive tone of his campaign, cast a dark pall for much of the country.
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GENEVA — A major offensive by Syrian government forces backed by intensive Russian airstrikes in and around the northern city of Aleppo on Tuesday cast a pall over United Nations efforts to draw government and opposition delegates assembled in Geneva into substantive peace talks.
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Alex Pall and Drew Taggart, who record as The Chainsmokers, have accomplished many things since hitting it big with their single "#Selfie" in late 2013, but they'll soon cross off a bucket-list item: going to the Grammy Awards as nominated artists.
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While Trump's tariffs against China, Europe, Mexico, Canada and others have cast a short-term pall over Washington's energy ambitions, the administration has repeatedly said it is eager to expand fossil fuel supplies to global allies through supply agreements and technology sharing.
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YANGON (Reuters) - Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi picked former U.N. chief Kofi Annan on Wednesday to lead a commission to stop human rights abuses in Rakhine State, where violence between Buddhists and minority Rohingya Muslims has cast a pall over democratic reforms.
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A trade dispute between the world's two largest economies has cast a pall over the global economy and boosted demand for the greenback as investors view the United States to be in better shape than its rivals to weather a trade war.
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Meryl Streep arrives with flowers at a memorial service at the homes of Debbie Reynolds and her daughter Carrie Fisher in Los Angeles on Thursday Fisher and Reynolds died last week, one day apart, casting a pall over Hollywood's annual holiday break.
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That Uber — a poster child for startup malfeasance and miscreantism — could manage to cast a pall over Silicon Valley's entrepreneurial spirit is yet another example of how the company's hyper-aggressive corporate practices have done real damage to the Bay Area's startup factory.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuba's most prominent dissident group called off its weekly protest march for the first time in 53 years on Sunday following the death of its nemesis Fidel Castro, the revolutionary leader whose passing has cast a pall over the island.
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"To realize this vision of making AI more accessible and valuable for all, we have to remove the barriers to development, empowering every developer, regardless of machine learning expertise, to be an AI developer," Microsoft Corporate VP Gurdeep Pall said in an announcement.
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According to the emails, Microsoft had apparently initially pitched an interview with Gurdeep Singh Pall, a corporate vice president who focuses on Skype, to Wired, but the outlet "passed due to scheduling," so the company went with TechCrunch and Fast Company instead.
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RIGA, March 9 (Reuters) - Latvia expressed sadness on Wednesday over the banning of the drug that has cast a pall over the career of tennis star Maria Sharapova, describing it as "one of the most significant accomplishments" of the tiny nation's scientists.
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Consumer confidence remains high, investor confidence is strong, and the pall of negativism continuing to ebb, so evident in the retail sales figures on Black Friday and Cyber Monday, exceeding expectations leading to the biggest jump in the retail sector since 2011.
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Things really took on a serious pall when former Bachelor in Paradise contestants Jade and Tanner (who are married, lol) arrived to interview all the couples and use their Paradise expertise to openly declare whose relationships they see going down in flames.
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But experts and precedent suggest the investigation could last well into 2018, if not longer, meaning that one of the biggest clouds over Trump's nascent presidency and the Republican majority in Congress could continue to cast a pall as midterm elections approach.
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Pall explains why: "because young unknown artists have this hunger—they're willing to work really hard," he says, neglecting to think of the work that might have gone into the Barbadian singer's eight acclaimed studio LPs recorded over an illustrious 11 year career.
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On Saturday night, the Cleveland Indians provided a glimpse of that agony as they defeated the Cubs, 21945-25, to take a three-games-to-one lead in the best-of-seven series, casting a pall over Wrigley Field and its environs.
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The D.J.s and producers Alex Pall and Andrew Taggart, who perform as the Chainsmokers, have transcended their origins in trend-hopping novelty fare (like their first hit, the jokey 2014 track "#Selfie") to become a near-unstoppable force on the pop charts.
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But the system has been a point of contention since before it arrived in Turkey, and despite NATO leaders&apos assertions otherwise, the S-400 is one of many issues casting a pall over the alliance as it turns 70 years old.
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Ammar grabbed his niece for a second time and, he said, pushed forward into the protest in search of her grandmother, Heyam Omar, who was standing in a crowd under a pall of black smoke, shouting at Israeli soldiers across the fence.
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BERLIN, Oct 1 (Reuters) - Europe is not blameless in the trade tensions casting a pall over the global economy, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said, mentioning the lengthening Brexit negotiations as a source of uncertainty to stand beside the United States-China trade war.
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China's decision to pull back on some new tariffs was another sign that the world's two largest economies are trying to ease tensions in a trade war that has rocked global markets and cast a pall over the prospects for global growth.
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Flights were cancelled as the heavy smoke pall shut down a runway at the city's airport and the start of qualifying matches for the Australian Open tournament, tennis' first Grand Slam of the year, was delayed for the second day in a row.
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While its filings showed Aramco to be immensely profitable — it posted a profit of $68 billion for the first nine months of the year — its earnings have declined, and risks like global warming and geopolitical instability cast a pall over its prospects.
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The settlement for Deutsche Bank, abrupt as it was, comes after many months of uncertainty that cast a pall over the bank's future after reports last fall that the government had asked the bank to pay $14 billion as negotiations got underway.
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But just two years later, the venture is embroiled in a criminal investigation in Brazil, pointing to unfulfilled promises that are casting a pall over both the Trump business empire and the president-elect in their dealings in Latin America's largest country.
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The deliberately low-tech usage of props swirling in and out of view begins to pall after a while, as do rotating discs emblazoned with period psychedelia or equations like E=mc² — the proceedings watched over by a starry galaxy suggesting dimensions unknown.
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The 93-year-old monarch, who is rarely seen outside of formal outings, was spotted leaving the Royal Automobile Club in London's Pall Mall on Thursday afternoon escorted by former motor racing driver Sir Jackie Stewart, who held a lunch to celebrate his 80th birthday.
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Johnson, who was born in Chicago, went on to describe the city as being as "charming" as it is "brutal," descriptors that shine through in his cinematography, which casts a dark, cloudy pall over his hometown, an apt illustration of Bigger's bitterness and despair.
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Trump's confrontational remarks in Brussels, on the eve of the two-day summit in the Mediterranean resort town of Taormina, cast a pall over a meeting at which America's partners had hoped to coax him into softening his stances on trade and climate change.
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The prince, 36, went to Pall Mall Barbers, in Paddington, London, to visit with members of the Lions Barber Collective — an international group who are working for the prevention of suicide and providing training for barbers to recognize signs of depression and mental health issues.
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While the House investigation into Trump's Russia ties has become totally derailed by posturing and recriminations, and the FBI investigation is under a pall after Comey's firing, the Senate investigation appears to be proceeding fairly smoothly, with Burr and Warner cooperating with each other.
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But Trump's attacks on NATO members, his trade tariffs against EU nations, his rejection of the Iran nuclear deal and the Paris climate agreement and his attacks on leaders such as German Chancellor Angela Merkel have cast a pall over US ties to Europe.
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Wa Lone, 32, and Kyaw Soe Oo, 28, were sentenced to seven years in prison last September, a ruling that cast a pall over Myanmar's media community, and sparked increased international criticism of the country's de facto leader and Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi.
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Ryan Lochte, the 12-time Olympic medal winner who claimed to be robbed by men identifying themselves as police officers in Rio de Janeiro last weekend, issued an apology on Friday "for my behavior" in an episode that has cast a pall over the Games.
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The government has accused more than 25 car makers, including Nissan and Hyundai, of breaking rules on green car subsidies in recent month, casting a pall over China's drive to support the industry and combat heavy pollution which affects large swathes of the country.
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At last month's world championships in Doha, Qatar, Russian competitors were not allowed to wear their national colors or hear their national anthem during the meet — a lingering sign of how their country's systematic cheating scheme continues to cast a pall over international sports.
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SYDNEY, Australia — The Chinese authorities have charged employees of an Australian casino company with violating gambling promotion regulations, the company said on Tuesday, shedding potential light on a legal clash that has cast a pall over the gambling industry's efforts to win Chinese customers.
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The regulatory fine is the first ever such penalty for the sitting CEO of a major bank in Britain, and cast a pall over Staley's efforts to show the bank has improved its culture since the freewheeling days of before the 2007-8 financial crisis.
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Gale-force winds topping 50 miles an hour have fanned a pair of fires that tore through seaside areas popular with travelers, leaving behind a trail of charred resorts, burned-out cars and smoldering farms, and wrapping the region in a pall of smoke.
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