Maybe that's where Ozzie's plan plunges into the choppiest waters.
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This plunges the ink you've loaded in through the chamber.
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Why it matters: Technology always plunges in price over time.
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Pennsylvania's Workforce ranking plunges to No. 31 from No. 13.
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The waterfall plunges from the top floors of the building.
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The story plunges players into the end of the world.
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Australia's wage growth stagnates even as jobless rate plunges - tmsnrt.
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Bitcoin plunges below $8,000 after 7 straight days of declines.
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Elliott plunges through the defender, and hits the first down.
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Feiler plunges into this thicket with verve, intelligence and style.
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RUSSONELLO "Loneliest Time of Year" plunges deep into holiday angst.
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Deep eros plunges one face to face with death, here, now.
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Hong Kong's Hang Seng and Tokyo's Topix index recorded similar plunges.
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"Putting on Bangles" (2019) plunges us into Hasan's own disorienting viewpoint.
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The director, Jérémy Clapin, plunges the audience into the hand's perspective.
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Patrick Chappatte A narrow defeat plunges a nation back into uncertainty.
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He plunges into the sea and that tuna fin flashes again.
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She plunges her scim into his heart with a casual brutality.
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The sun melts the wax and Icarus plunges to his death.
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As the novel changes and plunges forward, Willie shoulders considerable weight.
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Slips or plunges into frigid ponds, lakes or rivers can happen.
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There's also a zip line that plunges you into the pool.
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You hit some turbulence, and the plane suddenly plunges 10,000 feet.
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Hernandez plunges readers into an ongoing work of Los Angeles realism.
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WATCH: Super Micro plunges on new report of hacked hardware in US
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Wherever he is, he plunges in among the sick and the poor.
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Sharp stock market plunges affect Trump's psyche, sources close to Trump say.
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Devotion plunges you deep into the inner turmoil of a struggling family.
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However, they won't see any losses unless Wynn plunges at least 9%.
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But this movie plunges us into Aquaman's realm, and it's supremely effective.
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Believers plunges in icy water of the Dnieper River in Kiev, Ukraine.
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On Tuesday, Mercury plunges into its first of four retrogrades this year.
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Consider: 1) October was free of notable market plunges (and historic fear).
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How does the deficit factor into these sudden plunges in the market?
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Oil plunges again Energy stocks retreated in tandem with plunging oil prices.
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The Taycan plunges into a bath of water-based, electrically conductive paint.
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One reason: Continued discord with OPEC might lead to further price plunges.
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When rates dip, its price soars; when they surge, its value plunges.
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A quarter of trading days had plunges of 4 percent or more.
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The music plunges into a jubilant yet focused chorus of bustling counterpoint.
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Poussey is exiled from their friend group and plunges into a depression.
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Cassini's adventure will end on September 15 when it plunges into Saturn's atmosphere.
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He plunges into dangerously cold waters to see—and photograph—it for himself.
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Renton plunges from the sewage of the stall into a glorious underwater hallucination.
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Then, with a toothy smile, she plunges off them and out of frame.
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It plunges you back inside your body to do ... I'm not sure what.
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The further it plunges downward, the stronger the GOP's lock on political power.
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From there, the movie zigs and zags and plunges into campy horror territory.
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Polar-bear plunges are being canceled because of fears of frostbite and hypothermia.
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All of those flows of cash are in danger as consumption spending plunges.
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All of those flows of cash are in danger as consumption spending plunges.
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Wall Street is breathing a sigh of relief after two sessions of plunges.
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None of this is the fault of McConaughey, who plunges into the fray.
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"The machine knows!" he screams as he plunges the car into the water.
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It's not a cliff one plunges from; it's a long, slippery slope into oblivion.
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The cryptocurrency's 13-year history is replete with fast ascents and equally rapid plunges.
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Trump now plunges into an election season that promises to further polarize the country.
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Other major holdings Prothena and Allied Minds soon compounded the woes with significant plunges.
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Immunisation remains high overall, but the rate plunges where clusters of parents suddenly worry.
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Overall mortality, the researchers have found, does not plunge the way specific mortality plunges.
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If Cameroon plunges further into chaos, other countries could be pulled down with it.
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She goes hurtling and stops right before her car plunges off a small canyon.
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She becomes fearful, but worse, the ordeal plunges her into years of self-doubt.
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As South Korea's birth rate plunges, schools across the country have been emptying out.
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Alas, Black Pearl rolls onto Dead Man's Chest and plunges into At World's End.
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And if it plunges 20%, trading will halt for the rest of the day.
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Brexit fears: The pound is under pressure as Britain plunges deeper into Brexit chaos.
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The coral reef, flickering with simulated sunlight, plunges the viewer into an undersea fantasia.
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The network is unveiling Darkness, a survival show that plunges participants into the pitch black.
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She plunges the paper into the water where salt, sand, and seaweed wash over it.
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Its shares have dropped 118.783 percent in 2016 after huge plunges the previous two years.
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Suddenly, while Hans is still talking to me, he plunges a needle into my back.
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This immersive film plunges you into the texture and feel of a Massachusetts-based trawler.
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Your Money The impulse when the stock market abruptly plunges is to do something. Anything.
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As the pound plunges, the commercial real estate market is in a state of alarm.
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This cord slowly plunges into the earth and then travels up to 65 feet away.
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It's 45-feet long and literally plunges riders from the 70th floor, according to CNN.
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Such plunges could force the company to slash the price of its hardware, hurting profitability.
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By the time she plunges into the nighttime ocean, she seems wholly like herself again.
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Nonetheless, investors will need to be convinced that the plunges are self-induced and temporary.
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The move has now prompted others to follow suit as the number of attendees plunges.
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"Breaking Down," with its electric sitar and distorted lead guitar, plunges tersely into darker moments.
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Little Tong Noodle Shop plunges mixian into soups and sauces that make a definite impression.
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Or the red kite (or is it a blade?) that plunges downward from the top edge?
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Read More Rotten Apple: Stock plunges 73% on earnings, revenue miss Sounds bad, but is it?
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Then the song plunges into gear, toggling between a frenetic rumba pulse and brisk, boppish swing.
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The losses would come in the form of principal plunges, as prices fall when rates rise.
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We sure will miss Cassini's updates after it plunges itself into Saturn's atmosphere on September 15th.
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And it needs to happen fast, before Trump plunges us into a new round of crisis.
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Apple says its re-engineered the casing so that the phone can survive most H7 plunges.
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A man with his son plunges into ice-cold water of the Ob River in Novosibirsk.
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And once Gwen reveals that she's carrying Nathan's child, their home life plunges into real chaos.
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For it, she plunges into politics and creates cathartic impersonations of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
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She plunges the universe into chaos, spinning everyone off their axis like Mercury in constant retrograde.
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It's the deepest lake in the world, a rift that plunges down more than 5,1003 feet.
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SoftBank has sustained countless startups with round after round of funding as it plunges into debt.
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Stock plunges this month have triggered four mandatory breaks amid a punishing series of trading runs.
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Another thing I started doing recently has been helpful for my psyche, and that's cold plunges.
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There, precipitous plunges in currencies have left companies that borrowed in dollars staring at impossible debts.
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North Carolina resident Sam Catron and his family have been attending the plunges for 15 years.
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Their confrontation ends up with both of them in a car that plunges into a river.
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Partly as a result, Wyoming's Economy rank plunges to No. 43 from No. 14 last year.
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Failure of support near 0.93 plunges the global economy into an unwelcome and unwanted currency war.
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This is the diabolical genius of Omarosa: delivering faint praise as she fatally plunges the blade.
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It plunges the relationship between the United States and its second largest supplier of imports into jeopardy.
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PICS: AMERICAN AIRLINES VAN PLUNGES OFF FOURTH-FLOOR OF MIAMI AIRPORT GARAGE Savoie further confirmed to GlobalNews.
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Washington's role is obviously meaty, and he plunges into it with a mix of swagger and vulnerability.
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In September, Cassini will end its 20-year-long mission when it plunges itself into Saturn's atmosphere.
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Cold air plunges south One thing is certain: Temperatures will be much lower than in previous weeks.
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Roy plunges into a third rewrite, this time staying as close as possible to the bare facts.
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The ensuing investigation plunges a curmudgeonly detective and a young semiologist into the French intelligentsia's sordid affairs.
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When he reaches his tent, Jonas plunges his numb hands into his sleeping bag to warm them.
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In February, the low month, the population of deca-millionaires plunges by nearly two-thirds, to 2032,700.
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When Norway plunges into its arctic winter chill, Trondheim-based photographer Kristine Wathne brings out her camera.
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" (Pew Research Center) "Crime in New York City Plunges to a Level Not Seen Since the 1950s.
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She almost disappears from sight as she plunges, her weight supported by the security team around her.
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Yet unlike these prior plunges, this bear market is being driven by diminished demand, not excess supply.
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The humble bodice winks at me, rolls over Sarah's shoulders and plunges straight down to her waist.
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The area covers 2.8 million acres and plunges to depths of 6,000 feet, according to Rosneft's website.
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Wittig did four more races, four more plunges into the ice water, before the afternoon was done.
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Having seen her balance dip by 40%, she now views other market plunges with much more equanimity.
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The room is small and dark except for a dim red light that plunges everyone into anonymity.
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"A downturn in the trading environment no longer plunges the industry into a deep crisis," de Juniac said.
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That shocking result leaves the peace process in limbo, plunges the country into uncertainty and weakens the president.
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BREAKING NEWS: Russia's Central Bank call emergency meeting as ruble plunges for second day running, breaking 1998 lows.
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In the final moments of the promo, our still unnamed serial killer plunges a knife into her chest.
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Even the richest and most successful people aren't immune to sudden failures, flops and plunges in net worth.
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By contrast, "The Strain" plunges into its third season with a heady mix of shuffled alliances and backstory.
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Yet it also plunges east Africa's biggest economy back into uncertainty and creates a new risk of violence.
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The film plunges deep into this community to tell the stories of those who wish to leave it.
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This week, sex writer S. Nicole Lane plunges deep into the electrifying world of electro-play sex toys.
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Peter Burr's Arcology plunges you in a black-and-white graphic labyrinth that is a completely surreal mindscape.
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As the entire country plunges into cold and flu season, travelers may be wary of boarding any flights.
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Later, a boy at a pool party challenges her to a breath-holding contest, and she plunges underwater.
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Some were just trickles into a deep pool, others were mammoth 20-foot plunges off a rocky cliff.
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If there's an error, the paper issues a correction and the columnist plunges into the slough of despair.
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Conversely, in times of apathy, when the index plunges, there's been little indication of a market collapse ahead.
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The first scene plunges us straight into the dirt and bustle of the Tottenham Court Road flower market.
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Along the way, he's assailed by news of the 2016 election and plunges deeper into his existential funk.
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It's not particularly high, but contains two different plunges -- one at 36 feet and another at 68 feet.
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Three were picked for 10-second plunges into the sea: Chief Warrant Officer Dominique Geoffroy of Canada, Col.
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It's a mental trick that makes it easier to stomach those terrifying days when your 401(k) plunges.
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Gendry-Kim's forceful art, with its wild lines and dense black, plunges fully into the realm of nightmare.
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There is no room for error, because the recording plunges ahead, regardless; even her breathing must match it.
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But many don't see the ongoing global market sell-off as reason to panic, despite Wall Street's plunges.
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Strapped in behind the wheel using computer steering, Leno topples mounds of dirt and plunges through muddy water.
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Yet even by the standards of its niche, "6 Underground" plunges into the shallow end of the pool.
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The film follows an adventurer (Charlie Hunnam) as he plunges deep into the Amazon in search of glory.
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The ice collapses under the weight of the massive beast, and it plunges through into the frigid water below.
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The warning serves as a reminder of major issues left to languish while Washington plunges deeper into partisan strife.
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Ziggy Stardust plunges into the deep-end in a new, Olympic-sized mural from street artist Ten Hundred, a.k.a.
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It seems like only a matter of time before the 2,000 square mile ice shelf plunges into the sea.
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As an early investor, he lived through multiple price plunges, all of which were followed by a full recovery.
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Instead of further steep plunges in foreign demand for German exporters, it looks as if there is a turnaround.
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By blocking opiate receptors, it plunges them into withdrawal and makes them "dope sick," craving more heroin or pills.
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Somalia is slowly recovering from drought, potentially reducing the risk that the Horn of Africa nation plunges into famine.
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This can mean that economic optimists ignore inconvenient stock market plunges and that pessimists self-servingly dismiss the rallies.
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Here is the FTC's statement: Go deeper: Exclusive poll: Facebook favorability plunges Facebook users incensed at Android data scraping
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And a leaderless and rudderless Germany plunges the protracted and prickly EU-UK Brexit negotiations into even deeper uncertainty.
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The museum's latest exhibition Brilliant Visions: Mescaline, Art and Psychiatry plunges into the murky world of psychosis and psychedelics.
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He also acknowledged that there could be a 100 percent chance the coronavirus plunges the nation into a recession.
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Economists anticipated an increase to only 1.5 million, suggesting the virus's economic toll will hit harder than past plunges.
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We watch it flatten railroad bandits and cushion her when she plunges down the side of a rocky precipice.
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Suddenly, one of the pristine white earbuds you spent $159 on plunges into the abyss of a subway grate.
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A Conservative win plunges us into years of Brexit chaos, a Labour win brings me a higher tax bill.
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Those drops came amid big year-over-year plunges of 2000 percentage point for Alabama, Colorado and New Jersey.
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The footage shows Jordan flailing and screaming as she plunges about 60 feet into the East Fork Lewis River.
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Tell me about how you wanted to visualize the dive itself, that moment Major plunges into the digital memories.
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And Heather Gilbert did the essential pastel lighting, which when necessary plunges the show into a deep lavender twilight.
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The writer-director Stephen Merchant plunges into the domestic fray straightway, opening with a peek at the Rock, a.k.a.
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It's why swimmers new to polar bear plunges should take it slowly and go with experienced polar bear swimmers.
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Oli's departure plunges the Himalyan country, plagued by political turmoil for years, into a whole new round of political uncertainty.
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Not necessarily a deliberate attack, says Perry, but he fears a "blunder" that plunges the globe into a nuclear conflict.
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Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange as the Dow plunges over 214 points, Aug. 254.
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I want to ask her more questions, but she suddenly plunges her head back under the water and swims away.
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And while both have suffered plunges in the past month, there is reason to believe today's respective bounces will continue.
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But maybe it won't be the end of the oil industry if the price of crude plunges to the $2900s.
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But maybe it won't be the end of the oil industry if the price of crude plunges to the $20s.
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The most obvious time to get wet is when the raft plunges more than 80 feet at the ride's end.
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Once it reaches it, it activates a lever that plunges the rodent into the tank, filed with a greenish solution.
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Stanley uses similar words to describe his home country's political state, as it plunges further into a Brexit-induced chaos.
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In one, he recounts his adolescence in Tirana, as Albania plunges into chaos after the fall of the Communist dictatorship.
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When the show creeps and then plunges into pitch darkness in its later scenes, some audience members may feel betrayed.
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Then he plunges into the New York stand-up scene, sleeping on the couches of Artie Lange and Sarah Silverman.
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But Joshua Hammer's gripping "The Falcon Thief" plunges us into the psyche of the wildlife thief and smuggler Jeffrey Lendrum.
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ET on Monday, a tactic long employed by White Houses to avoid stock plunges on the news unpopular with investors.
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The branch rustles, and suddenly Aya plunges from the tree, soaring toward Jenna like she can't wait to be home.
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If I persuade him to keep his house and it plunges in value, I will have given him terrible advice.
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Polar bear plunges were also held in such locales as North Beach, Maryland; Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island; and Perth, Ontario.
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If a party gets angry enough, it and its loyalists will revolt and your faction plunges into a civil war.
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Lastly, Orthodox Christians around the world, including those above in Ukraine, celebrated Epiphany with icy plunges reputed to be especially curative.
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In Li's method, he triggers the metal-organic framework to undergo a chemical reaction, and then plunges it into liquid nitrogen.
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According to a report from CNBC, men have a median household retirement savings of $76,000, while women's number plunges to $23,000.
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It effectively shatters the national unity government and plunges the country into uncertainty and potentially a prolonged period of political paralysis.
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Messenger Mercury casts a seductive spell on the world as he plunges into Scorpio's sultry waters from Tuesday until November 5.
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Even as it plunges into Saturn's atmosphere, Cassini will be sending information about the end of its life until it can't.
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But unfortunately for Cassini, her 20-year-long mission will end in April, when she plunges herself into Saturn's atmosphere. Sad!
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He plunges the hook into a kangaroo carcass and the truck drags it off the road, removing a hazard to motorists.
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Oil plunges: US oil futures plunged to a new 15-month low on Tuesday, dropping 3.5% to below $49 per barrel.
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But support plunges when voters are told the plan could raise their taxes or lead to delays in getting their care.
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One of the many irritating aspects of Warcraft is that it plunges you into its world without much care or concern.
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Many of New York City's ubiquitous street food vendors are closing as business plunges because of the coronavirus pandemic, Eater reported.
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Sometimes he plunges into dense paragraphs running a page or two long, packed with the tangled details of public health politics.
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It's not just that persistent buying has sent stocks to valuations exceeded only on a few occasions that preceded spectacular plunges.
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Jarring vibrations, intermittently suspended by loose sand slides and pothole plunges, shook the truck; red bull dust seeped through closed vents.
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As Venezuela plunges into hyperinflation, we are surrounded by images of huge piles of cash being used to buy simple groceries.
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When Mr. Roarke diverts an arrow that someone shoots at Carl, it plunges into a monument that spews plague-healing water.
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New York (CNN Business)The stock market is volatile again, and tech has been leading the sharp plunges and huge gains.
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One image plunges a camera into water to invoke the sensation of waterboarding; my uncle was threatened with waterboarding in custody.
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Worst SPX stock Signet plunges 21 pct to 6-yr low on dismal forecast ** SPX sector performance over past 12 mths: reut.
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In fact, during recessions, industrial company stocks often see their P/E ratios spike higher because the "E" in the ratio plunges.
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Also like Bodyguard, the eight-episode show plunges you into a complicated web of relationship (and geopolitics) with little to no exposition.
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The event horizon is basically the "last chance to escape" sign for light before it plunges into the black hole's inescapable darkness.
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The escarpment is a steep slope on the west coast of Florida where the sea floor plunges rapidly from relatively shallow waters.
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One minute after the Cassini spacecraft plunges into Saturn's atmosphere, it will die, but we won't know it until 83 minutes later.
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The ovaries regulate hormones and their removal plunges women into early menopause and increases their risk of osteoporosis, cardiovascular disease and dementia.
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This could well mean a no-deal Brexit that plunges the country into chaos and destroys the party's remaining reputation for competence.
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A few miles outside Prince George, the highway plunges into thick forests veined with logging roads and the occasional "moose crossing" sign.
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Additionally, business spending on tech hardware and software remains strong, even as the "old-era" manufacturing sector plunges deeper into a recession.
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The desperate call to FedEx will likely be answered by an automated voice that plunges you into a "Press 1 for …" maze.
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The Nilometer building houses a big pit that plunges deep below sea level, connected to the river through a system of tunnels.
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If the market plunges, your portfolio, if spread across a diversified mix of stocks and bonds, should not necessarily drop in tandem.
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Crude prices bounced back slightly Tuesday after two giant plunges, and the US benchmark is now trading at around $33 per barrel.
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Iron ore plunges 220%, gold soars above $225,220 The market moves have been even more extreme in other corners of Wall Street.
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The North is still working on a warhead that could survive the intense heat of re-entry as it plunges from space.
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Adapted from a Joan Didion novel, the movie plunges Anne Hathaway into the 1980s turmoil around the U.S. backing of Nicaraguan rebels.
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The camera plunges underwater to reveal an entire fleet of manta ray-like ships, and shark-shaped watercrafts with people on them.
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Berg chucks the little crab in a tempura batter made with ice-cold sparkling water, then plunges it into the deep fryer.
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Here's a submersible in action, surveying the edge of the Florida Escarpment, which plunges off the edge of Florida into the depths.
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Add on higher health-care costs and spending on the old will soar as the number of workers to sustain that spending plunges.
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The arrest plunges into uncertainty another less-visible initiative toward reform in the Vatican: dealing with corruption in relation to the Vatican's finances.
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That system appeared to have been triggered by erroneous sensor data that pushed the nose of the planes down repeatedly into deadly plunges.
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Air quality typically plunges in the winter, exacerbated by the combination of lower temperatures, crop-clearing, and Diwali, the Hindu Festival of Lights.
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U.S. markets held fairly steady, despite plunges in Chinese markets and the price of oil, which is now at a 12-year low.
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It is also, he notes wryly, "a physically domineering crop"—something that is made clear as he plunges through a densely packed plot.
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The trailer teases that the Royal Navy's ship will get stuck on a sheet of ice, which plunges the crew into utter chaos.
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It's a mystic, mellow, cosmic-jetsetter that's got us in the mood for steak dinners, cocktails, and late night plunges in the pool.
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Whether the latest reincarnation of VR takes off or plunges back into irrelevance, 2016 is a fascinating year to be a games enthusiast.
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"Requiem," by the British choreographer Andrew McNicol, plunges in where angels fear to tread: it's to Christian religious music and it's to Mozart.
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The Bethlem Museum of the Mind's latest exhibition Brilliant Visions: Mescaline, Art and Psychiatry plunges into the murky world of psychosis and psychedelics.
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After his car plunges off a cliff into the icy waters of the lake below, his memory and capacity for language are compromised.
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The pavilion plunges the visitor into a Catalan landscape, but the three architects explained that they did not ignore Venice in their design.
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Knausgaard plunges you into the material world, not just with his choice of subjects — apples, adders, tin cans, faces — but in the telling.
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Julieta abruptly ends a romantic relationship with Lorenzo (Darío Grandinetti), who seems perfectly nice, and plunges into a sea of reminiscences and regrets.
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It's a decision that — at stroke — plunges websites into legal hot water in Europe if their cookie notices don't ask for consent first.
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This freakish and sexily opulent piece of skull fuckery vibrates with virtuosity, projecting a mesmeric unease that plunges far below its material circumference.
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In the two crashes, pilots were battling the system after erroneous sensor data triggered it, sending the nearly brand-new jets into deadly plunges.
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Chain-smoking and dismissively calling Crawford "Lucille," she plunges into the showier of the two roles, leaving director Robert Aldrich (Alfred Molina) to referee.
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" Indeed, a recent headline in the New York Times announced "Crime in New York City Plunges to a Level Not Seen Since the 1950s.
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It's bursting with characters, and plunges you into family histories you'd need a graduate degree in George R. R. Martin studies to understand completely.
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When the RemoveDEBRIS satellite tests out its sail, it will ultimately be destroyed during the process as it plunges into the air surrounding Earth.
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Fahdel records as his society's stability evaporates, dramatically replaced by grief and confusion as the country (now without an operating government) plunges into chaos.
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If one stock in the fund plunges but the others hold their ground, for example, the net effect may be only a marginal decline.
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Early in the film — which hits theaters Friday — the two are thrust into zero gravity when a plane they're riding plunges to the earth.
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From Plumes to Plunges: PEOPLE's Style Team Breaks Down the Most Award-Worthy Red Carpet Looks Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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All that chimes with Albert Edwards, the ultra-bearish strategist at SocGen, who is in his element (even as his bank's share price plunges).
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On that front, the plunges in Europe's stock markets are hardly reassuring, nor is the weakness in the euro's exchange rate against the dollar.
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Casually throwing in a sample from Disturbed's "Down With The Sickness," Nire plunges the song into a dark underworld that pulsates with infectious force.
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Based on a novel by Dennis Lehane, the film plunges into the dark corners of South Boston, as investigators search for a kidnapped girl.
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Then it plunges — as she did — into her spiritually-guided work, whose temple she envisioned as a spiral-shaped building, similar to the Guggenheim's.
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"Other Women" plunges June back into the cold grip of the Waterford household after she got tantalizingly close to escaping over the Canadian border.
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"The Messenger" (1996), where a naked male figure slowly emerges from and plunges back into water, was commissioned by Durham Cathedral in northern England.
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The investigation of that case plunges deeply into the politics of the situation, with Israeli officials concerned about the protests erupting across the country.
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The second season of the Netflix reboot of this classic educational cartoon series plunges below archaeological sites, above rain clouds and through the web.
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In fact, he is capable of a great deal, and we can only hope it's not long before he plunges into the woods again.
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The narrative plunges riders undersea on an adventure that uses the ride's hills and inversions to push its story, and scary sea creatures, forward.
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Europe's top court says active consent is needed for tracking cookies It's a decision that plunges many websites into legal hot water in Europe.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told a Capitol Hill hearing on Tuesday that computerized trading helped drive the big market plunges on Friday and Monday.
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Another dungheap awaits his landing; the dung is all his; when he plunges into it he will be, at last, a self-made man.
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The year's previous bridge is cut free and plunges into the Apurímac River below, swept away in the currents that flow through the Andes.
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Snapchat, by contrast, plunges you straight into the camera app, so there's nothing to look at besides your feet (or, if you're unlucky, your face).
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The Azor Ahai prophecy also explains that in order to forge his sword and fight off the darkness, Azor plunges it into his wife's heart.
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As the nation plunges into an unsustainable financial morass, essentially spending four dollars for every three dollars it collects, the government confronts a daunting choice.
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And above all, businesses and markets worldwide are now dealing with the repercussions of Brexit, as the British pound plunges, and companies reassess their futures.
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That means that if the S&P 500 plunges 10 percent, that broad-market drop should only contribute to a 0.7 percent slide for Newmont.
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The closing plunges of the mission could also reveal the make-up and origin of the rings, as well as providing valuable and detailed photographs.
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When the jet stream plunges back down, it carries frigid air, "mainlining cold to the eastern half of the US," Brian Kahn writes for Earther.
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The VIX (VIX) volatility index climbed on Thursday to the highest level since February when the Dow suffered two 1,000-point plunges in one week.
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It's cancel-the-polar-bear-plunges cold We never did quite understand why anyone would risk frostbite and hypothermia and plunge into bodies of water.
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The announcement plunges Ms. Merkel, who remains chancellor until a new government can be formed, into the worst crisis of her 12 years in power.
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Highlights included: TechNode reporter Nicole Jao fearlessly plunges face-first into Yi-Yuan Intelligence's AI device, a skin assessment tool aimed at beauty salon customers.
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A family portrait that plunges into what will strike many viewers as T.M.I. territory, the documentary "306 Hollywood" makes for morbid, at times insufferable viewing.
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In Paris, he plunges into the catacombs and falls in with an avant-garde troupe of urban explorers, wriggling through tiny openings into grand caverns.
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"I just don't wanna be back in that place again," she sings, but whether she's talking about personal or societal trauma, she plunges in anyway.
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The memo plunges Trump into deeper conflict with Justice Department and FBI officials who he has criticized as biased against him since before his inauguration.
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BEYONCÉ "Lemonade" (Parkwood/Columbia) As a set of songs, "Lemonade" plunges into one troubled marriage: a cycle of distrust, betrayal, fury, loyalty and wary reconciliation.
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Such plunges are often tied to external forces that the president only partially controls, such as a sluggish economy or an all-consuming international crisis.
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But the coolest part is the beginning, when Rauffer takes us to the ice planet of Hoth and then plunges us inside Luke Skywalker's lightsaber.
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Eat: Hutong, in Midtown Manhattan, has a flashy interior and a menu that excels when it plunges into fiery Sichuan cuisine, our restaurant critic writes.
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Kraft Heinz plunges: Shares in Kraft Heinz (KHC) dropped as much as 20% in extended trading after the company unleashed a wave of worrying news.
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As she prepares to lift the stroller onto the train, the child walking beside her plunges into the gap between the woman and the train.
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The two approaches—and subsequent plunges in violent crime—helped make Bratton America's first modern superstar cop, landing him on the cover of TIME in 1996.
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In the meantime, Schmidt loses his vows — which plunges him into such dire straits that he has to enlist "the greatest writer of our time," a.k.a.
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Gundlach, known on Wall Street as the Bond King, said that investors have not shown an appetite for Treasuries, even as the U.S. stock market plunges.
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The development plunges U.K. politics into crisis: While there's a clear majority against the government's plans, there's no evident majority in favor of a specific alternative.
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The colorful, hilarious, absolutely addictive drama plunges viewers into a world that's as much about a nail salon as it is about organized crime in Florida.
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SR: So, what's strong about Vo's work is that he doesn't just skim on the surface; he plunges into those ironies, and he actually lives there.
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Which means the US likely will once again stand by as MBS plunges his country and region into conflict — and harms American citizens along the way.
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Still, the uncertainty has also helped locals in an unexpected way: the Mexican peso's value plunges every time Trump advances, making the dollar remittances stretch further.
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If the ceasefire collapses and Syria plunges back into a bloody war, Mr Putin will have demonstrated how indispensable Russia was while it was still there.
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The plunges, as Glassman called them, served a spiritual purpose: to uproot preconditioned ideas, bear witness to what's going on and serve those most in need.
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Watch it hereA reimagining of the iconic Australian novel that plunges us into the mysterious disappearances of three schoolgirls and their governess on Valentine's Day, 1900.
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In Jurassic Park, Laura Dern plunges her arms elbow-deep in dinosaur dung to dig around for clues about the feeding habits of an ailing Triceratops.
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Instead of thrilling to descriptions of panic and descents into sadism, the public today must content itself with stories of ice-bucket plunges and collaborative videogames.
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But the falls in industrial metals of around 1-4% were more measured than in equities and oil markets, which saw plunges of 10% or more.
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This looks entirely Tharpian; the traditional lexicon of ballet is seamlessly extended — with slides on flat feet, boogying moves, through-the-body shimmies and vertiginous plunges.
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Hurricanes, nuclear wars, stock market plunges, epidemics, terror attacks, earthquakes and currency collapses: The headlines prepare us for all of these by rehearsing them in advance.
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And further suppose that some of the dire consequences of a Trump presidency that some of us feared — stock market plunges, accidental nuclear wars — don't materialize.
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Modern Love When a medical crisis asks a young woman to confront the messier aspects of love, she plunges into a reality TV version of romance.
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But the falls in industrial metals of around 1-3% were more measured than in equity and oil markets, which saw plunges of 8% or more.
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Not only are the plunges a great opportunity to dress up and have fun, they also raise big money for Special Olympics events in the state.
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The soaring, wistful album plunges into quarter-life crises, Bruce Springsteen shout-outs and wild Fourth of July benders, with every song bursting with singalong potential.
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While Humphrey talks policy with taciturn farmers, Kennedy plunges into a frenzied crowd and, on the podium, proclaims political ideals with soaring rhetoric and ringing tones.
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When a plot turn plunges the theater into abject darkness late in the play, it only gives literal life to what you've been feeling all along.
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Long before we even arrive at Camp Redwood, 1984 plunges us into the quintessential '80s moment by focusing on the most '80s craze of all: aerobics.
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It is into this world of "seekers," spit kits, and retooled family trees that Copeland plunges in her new book, The Lost Family, which publishes today.
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It also plunges Georgia into the heart of darkness, where aid organizations, child soldiers and miners for cobalt — a mineral used in lithium-ion batteries — collide.
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Bitcoin may grab headlines when it skyrockets in value, as it did much of last year, or when it plunges precipitously, as it has this week.
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And while Hailey plunges into a relationship with Isobel, it's clear she can never trust her commitment to their love or the promise of a shared life.
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Earthquakes strike much more often along the Pacific Coast, part of the "Ring of Fire" encircling the Pacific Ocean, where the ocean floor plunges beneath North America.
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The spacecraft cannot be steered in real time and plunges through the thin Martian atmosphere at 1,700 kph (more than 1,000 mph), protected by its heat shield.
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From the opening line—in which a death is announced and a gun put to middle sister's breast—Ms Burns plunges the reader into her heroine's thoughts.
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When the price of oil plunges, as it has in the past two years, all of the largest oil companies in the world write down their losses.
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This seems extremely unlikely as an entirely different set of circumstances are prevailing this time around compared with the price plunges of 2008-09 and 1003-15.
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As it plunges deeper into the crowded streaming field, Amazon is counting on the Echo, a smart speaker that responds to voice commands, to set it apart.
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Read More Offshore Chinese yuan plunges to five-year low against dollar For some, that expected currency weakness could also hint at bigger problems for global markets.
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October 4, 2001 - A Sibir Airlines flight from Tel Aviv, Israel, to Novosibirsk, Russia, is shot down and plunges into the Black Sea, killing all 78 aboard.
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Increasingly anxious, she flees the party, plunges into the woods behind her house and embarks on a through-the-looking-glass adventure that is the movie's centerpiece.
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It has become Black Deep, a contemporary fashion boutique with emerging homegrown labels like Crowther/Plant, which ritually plunges its handcrafted organic-cotton clothing into the sea.
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February 2086: Another 25,25.8-point plunge For the second time in a week, the Dow plunges more than 53,25 points, putting the index back into a correction.
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He must ignore the possibility of being gut-shot during a symbolic raid against a suburban electrical substation whose demolition plunges only fellow Jews into the dark.
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The 41-year-old Woods, who was sidelined by back pain and a series of back surgeries, plunges into his comeback with a string of tournament appearances.
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Making a black man the focus of that narrative plunges everything we previously knew about the character into deeper, more tragic territory than the initial story offered.
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Graphic Content The finale of Jules Feiffer's "Kill My Mother" trilogy, THE GHOST SCRIPT (Liveright, $20093), plunges into the world of 1950s Hollywood and its infamous blacklist.
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As the spread of the virus plunges the global economy into recession, governments worldwide are pledging billions to mitigate the fallout — and the US is no exception.
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As the Middle East plunges into further chaos and tensions with Russia continue to escalate, Turkey is looking to the East to reduce its reliance on NATO.
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A bold, breviloquent debut novel whose polyhedral story line plunges sans parachute into the bloody chamber of political violence unleashed during the massacre-ridden years in Peru.
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And what if that well received VR execution leads to a mainstream shift that rapidly plunges a large portion of the population into endless hours of virtual life?
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After telling himself over and over that this can't possibly be real, he finally turns to his right, steps off the plank and plunges into the abyss below.
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From the opening line—in which a death is announced and a gun put to middle sister's breast—Ms Burns plunges the reader straight into her protagonist's thoughts.
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HIKER, 24, PLUNGES TO HIS DEATH FROM DANGEROUS HAWAII TRAIL On May 13, it was reported that a hiker had fallen from the Watchtower section of Lakes Trail.
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Speculation circulated that the cartel would discuss production bands, though OPEC is not expected by analysts to do much more than study its options — unless oil plunges again.
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Arnold plunges us into the mindset of the crew, led by Krystal (Riley Keough), whom Jake is sleeping with presumably to maintain his place atop the pecking order.
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This fine curves of this gold vibrator evoke the warmth of a St. Barthes beach; its shape, the shaft of your yacht as it plunges through the waves.
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It plunges relations with China into doubt: the mainland has not ruled out the use of force to retake the 23m-strong island should it ever declare independence.
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February 6: Mirror-image drop and gain The Dow plunges 5003 points at the open, briefly sinking into correction territory — a drop of 10% from its record high.
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Though most of the accusations date back decades, before the church instituted new protocols, the report plunges the church into crisis, as Catholics across the country express outrage.
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Even though "Kapoor & Sons" goes from lightly comic to more darkly dramatic to pretty overtly melodramatic, it never loses its lived-in quality or plunges into the absurd.
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Now a largely positive term claimed by hardcore appreciators of everything from Beyoncé to burritos, "Stan" plunges its hands into the messy dynamic between artists and their fans.
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I guess a modern version of heroism is regaining control of social impulses, saying no to a thousand shallow contacts for the sake of a few daring plunges.
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The scene comes early in the first volume, Swann's Way, when the taste of a madeleine dipped in tea immediately plunges the narrator into a vivid childhood memory.
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Those are the odds you'll be hit by debris from Tiangong-1, when the out-of-control Chinese space station plunges to Earth as early as April 1.
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The Seahawks' probability of reaching the playoffs improve to 61 percent if they win at Carolina, and it plunges to 19 if they lose, according to the Simulator.
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The discussions come as the stock market plunges amid uncertainty over the spread of the virus and oil prices crash over a potential price war among petroleum exporters.
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Sepetys is an absolute master of suspenseful historical fiction that plunges you into dangerous political moments, showing the life-or-death stakes for characters who seem achingly real.
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No one should be surprised by these price plunges, yet many are, as they hope and pray that the crypto pricing madness of a year ago will return.
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The plane crashed over the Drake Sea, a vast untouched ocean wilderness off the southernmost edge of the South American continent that plunges to 3,500 meters (11,500 feet).
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Correction 1/3/18: After further thought, Jon Rittenberger felt the research wasn't strong enough to uphold his original statement about the anti-inflammatory effects of repeated plunges.
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" If the American government withdraws from Afghanistan and the country plunges into another civil war, an Afghan journalist from Panjshir quipped, "You'll go to America, we'll go to Panjshir.
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THE FINANCIAL TIMES Blackstone's Fourth-Quarter Profit Plunges | But the investment company reported a small increase in assets under management at time when most big asset managers had withdrawals.
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In a 1972 lecture at the University of Oxford, a young physicist named William Unruh asked the audience to imagine a fish screaming as it plunges over a waterfall.
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Lumber Liquidators stock plunges as CDC raises cancer risk of flooring The original report found the risk was three times lower than the risk identified in the new report.
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And while the panic has yet to reach levels seen in previous market plunges, one options trader says it's a good time for investors to protect against further losses.
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Oliver plunges head-first down the rabbit-hole in the 15-minute rant above, which sheds light on just how grim the consequences of the whole thing might be.
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"Deutschland 93" plunges further into the death spiral of Escobar's empire, as the once-untouchable kingpin acts like a wounded animal, lashing out at his attackers in ugly spasms.
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As the EU plunges into an intense debate over deeper integration after Britain departs in 2019, Szijjarto said giving up more national powers was not the way to go.
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At sunset, he said, the 60,0003 residents make sure to be safely inside their barbed-wired protected shacks because, with no streetlights, the settlement plunges into darkness - and danger.
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Analysts in the poll mostly said that the bank was unlikely to take any monetary tightening measure this month, unless the forint plunges again from Thursday's levels around 323.35.
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BRASÍLIA — The wall, nearly a mile of corrugated metal, plunges down the center of the majestic lawn that faces Brazil's National Congress, the modernist icon designed by Oscar Niemeyer.
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Go deeper: Facebook favorability plunges after Cambridge Analytica controversy Methodology: This new Axios/SurveyMonkey online poll was conducted March 21-23, 2018 among 2,878 adults in the United States.
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But banks based in Catalonia, which suffered plunges in their share prices following the independence referendum, have been exploring plans to shift their headquarters to other parts of Spain.
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It's best to have some familiarity with Haraway's ideas before watching this documentary, which doesn't neatly present her works but rather plunges the viewer into the midst of them.
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Australian airports are set to lose more than A$500 million ($306.45 million) in take-off and landing fees this year as capacity plunges, the Australian Airports Association said.
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Trump has tied his campaign closely to the strength of the economy, which has cratered as companies lay off workers and the stock market plunges because of the virus.
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When the stock market plunges, as it did this week, big investors load up on trustworthy U.S. Treasury bonds, to wait out the turmoil in a relatively safe haven.
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A 1947 view of a dark Manhattan canyon, with a shaft of light in the distance, plunges all the way down to the root of New York's grandiose loneliness.
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The world body's findings provided the first independent assessment of the death toll in four months of mounting turmoil as Venezuela plunges deeper into an economic and humanitarian crisis.
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Eade plunges into correspondence and unpublished family papers to explore the writer's obsessions with social status and Catholicism, his jackknife turns from affection to contempt, and his torturous ambition.
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Though Nektar Therapeutics is biggest S&P loser, plunges 40 pct after data from trials testing its cancer drug with Bristol-Myers Squibb's Opdivo disappoints ** Tech up 0.7 pct.
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Global markets are bracing for the possibility of another rocky ride after concerns about China's slowing economy last week set off plunges in Chinese stocks and routs around the world.
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In "City of Glass," an adaptation of Paul Auster's 1985 novel by Untitled Theater Company No. 61, a wrong number plunges a thriller writer into a mystery of his own.
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The location provides beautiful views, and a grave threat: Just beyond the fence at the edge of the property lies a cliff that plunges 30 feet to the water below.
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Investors dumped assets seen as riskier, sparking painful currency plunges that have punished countries from India to recession-hit South Africa, as well as triggering crises in Turkey and Argentina.
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A CNBC analysis using Kensho found that all 11 S&P 500 sectors average steep losses after the broad index plunges 20 percent or more in a six-month period.
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She takes the fire poker laid crosswise over the barrel mouth and plunges it deep into the ashen water and draws out an ammo can on a looped steel runner.
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It is the end point of a 230-km submarine canyon, the longest in Europe, which at its deepest point plunges down three times as far as the Grand Canyon.
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Read MoreThese Dow stocks should rally if yen plunges Global equities climbed after the Bank of Japan's surprise announcement, with the Nikkei reversing mild losses to close up 2.8 percent.
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The trick in which the magician plunges a bunch of swords into his assistant, trapped in a basket, is explained by a camera showing how the assistant dodges the swords.
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Titled Temple, the eight-minute video (below), directed by Nguyen-Anh Nguyen, plunges us into the middle of a near future city that evokes the science fiction classic Blade Runner.
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Then he plunges into three hours of yoga, followed by a 2750-hour day that is split between Patanjali business and the public meetings of a spiritual and political leader.
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Read more: Netflix plunges more than 10% after a huge miss on subscriber growth during Q2Disney announced a streaming bundle that gave some investors more confidence in its marketing approach.
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Recorded by Sanford Parker and featuring new drummer Mike Miczek (Broken Hope), the band plunges down from the warm, heady realms of its previous release and into icy, cavernous soundscapes.
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If keeping markets open is "a sign of confidence for people," as Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said last week, the deep plunges in stock prices have to undermine that confidence.
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When his girlfriend goes missing, he plunges into the underbelly of the cyberpunk city to find her, turning to seedy characters played by Paul Rudd and Justin Theroux for answers.
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Unlike season one, whose unease and dread grew slowly out of an atmosphere of stifling isolation, The Terror: Infamy plunges abruptly into the many-year nightmare of the internment camps.
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The claustrophobia of the Wanamaker abets the horror-show theatrics of the director Robert Hastie, who at various points plunges the audience into darkness while fearsome noises pierce the air.
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Never will the sun dip so far below the horizon that it plunges half of the globe into a monthslong night and the other half into an equally long summer.
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In the "Cold Therapy" episode, a self-described "ice man" named Wim Hof appears, suggesting people can overcome emotional struggles and even sickness by taking regular plunges in the cold.
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Directed by Dee Rees ("Mudbound"), who wrote the screenplay with Marco Villalobos, the movie plunges Elena into the 1980s geopolitical turmoil around the United States's funding of Contras in Nicaragua.
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MUSEUMS & GALLERIES This brilliantly tasteless exhibition, complete with carmine walls and velvet settees (and running through Wednesday), plunges viewers into a tawdry spiritualist Parisian collective of the late 19th century.
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That plunges them into a world of revolutionary causes that, as portrayed here, is defined not by grand speeches and heroic defiance, but by infighting, competing goals and romantic entanglements.
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Hong Kong markets: Dramatic plunges in three stocks offer a cautionary tale about dubious practices that have gone unchecked and rules that stifle naysayers who might rein in the gullible.
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" In 1979 Arsenal makes it to the Cup Final for the second year in row only to lose again, which plunges Hornby into an almost debilitating slump: "I hated Arsenal.
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The IMF has been revising down its projections for global growth in recent quarters as trade tensions and concerns surrounding China have fueled plunges in stock markets and dented corporate earnings.
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IN JANE AUSTEN'S novel, "Sense and Sensibility", Henry Dashwood's death plunges his wife and two daughters, Elinor and Marianne, into financial distress, because his heir grants them only a meagre allowance.
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A trader might have set the lowest price he's willing to accept to $50, and when the price plunges past that point, all of that investor's assets are automatically sold off.
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The closing plunges of the mission could also reveal the makeup and origin of the rings, as well as providing intriguing glimpses of the gas giant from closer than ever before.
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Platforms on cables and pullies can be lowered into the water, a deck splits apart, and a massive 6.5-foot chandelier, custom built for the production, plunges fully into the lake.
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When an American cozies up to her laptop and plunges into Belgian art about homicide, she is importing this art into a different environment, like the Victorians who wore Japanese silks.
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This plunges the land into darkness and despair and the few survivors scattered around the world no longer understand the concept of creativity and live through scavenging what remains among ruins.
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"At the root of the plunges are receding expectations of interest rate cuts by the Bank of Japan," said Naoya Oshikubo, senior manager of research at Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Asset Management.
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Poem The power of insinuation: Although the title tells us straight, the nod to James Brown —followed by that suggestive first line — plunges us into a squeamish, all-too-familiar outrage.
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Finally, as part of the ice collapses, he plunges in waist-deep and hoists her to safety as another man drags a plank close to help get her onto solid ground.
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Given her vote this summer against repealing the Affordable Care Act, Ms. Murkowski is once again a closely watched figure as the Senate plunges back into a debate over health care.
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And it seems pretty easy to explain simply by the accelerator effect: business investment always plunges when the economy is shrinking, which it was doing mainly because of the housing bust.
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If President Trump disdains this difficult task of democratic persuasion, and plunges ahead on his own authority, he will be forcing the country to the verge of a profound constitutional crisis.
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The story goes that in a daring attempt at freedom, Odysseus tells the monster that his name is Nobody, and then plunges a wooden stake through Polyphemus's single eye, blinding him.
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Presented by Hot Feat USA, it plunges audience members into the uprising, which lasted for a few months in late 2013 and early 2014, resulting in the ouster of Ukraine's president.
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It's the next part — the interpretation of those results — that plunges astrologers into the realm of what they might call inference or intuition, and what nonbelievers might call memorized random associations.
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More from Tonic: Doctors, by and large, say there's no evidence that polar bear plunges actually do the body any good beyond these feelings, and that these swims can be dangerous.
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But as climate change plunges us into increasingly brutal summers, products like the Reon Pocket could be exactly the thing heat-sensitive folks like me end up leaning on to get by.
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Leftist President Nicolas Maduro is hoping to capitalize on the success of cryptocurrencies by creating one for Venezuela as the bolivar plunges to all-time lows and the country struggles with hyperinflation.
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Lynch Won't Recuse Herself From Clinton CaseIstanbul Airport Attack Death Toll Rises to 45Tourist Plunges to Death Posing at Maccu Piccu Clinton has no public events scheduled for the July 4th weekend.
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One of his two illustrations for "Ballad of a Thin Man" features a circus performer outside a carnival tent, face turned upward as he plunges a knife down his throat (pictured, below).
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Resonating Azalea Valley Similar to the Resonating Forest, Resonating Azalea Valley plunges visitors into a light show that reacts to their steps, sending new lights and colors surging outward as they pass.
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In my novel, everyone is so busy managing Trump, no one has the time or energy to manage the crisis that spins out of control and plunges us into a nuclear war.
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In the gouache on paper, "Valley Farm" (1974), Thiebaud depicts the side of a slope in profile: the ridge starts on the upper left edge and plunges down to the bottom right.
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Even when Jon Clark's lighting plunges us into darkness, the show always seems to be happening beneath the glare of the bright, naked bulbs that are anathema to our shadow-seeking heroine.
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For instance, it has yet to master the complex technology needed to protect a nuclear warhead from the searing heat generated as it plunges from outer space to a fiery re-entry.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Over the past couple of decades, Indonesian companies have developed a tried and tested strategy to cope with the periodic plunges in the rupiah: retain dollars to protect their profits.
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The film, which is told exclusively through sign language without subtitles, has a brief moment of tenderness midway through, then plunges into a brutal chain of violence culminating in a bloody finale.
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To the investor, the speculator, or the casual observer, the industry is in the midst of the "crypto winter" marked by dwindling public interest and stagnant prices after last year's massive plunges.
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Surprisingly, Britain's trade balance will move into a small surplus, thanks not to the dynamism of exporters but "because demand for imported goods plunges due to exchange-rate depreciation and reduced consumption".
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The show plunges into action, with breathless TV reports that five Israeli citizens, presumably undercover Mossad agents, have been caught on video kidnapping an Iranian government minister from his Moscow hotel room.
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President Donald Trump's new chief of staff plunges into a White House confronting a global virus outbreak and a spooked economy — not to mention a re-election bid increasingly imperiled by both.
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That's the premise and the appeal of "Arte del Mar: Art of the Caribbean," a concentrated showcase at the Metropolitan Museum of Art that plunges visitors into a sea of archipelagic thinking.
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Studies, including from the European Central Bank have shown that trading volumes drop significantly during World Cup matches with the biggest plunges just after goals and other key moments in a game.
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This brilliantly tasteless exhibition, complete with carmine walls and blue velvet settees, plunges viewers into a spiritualist — and, let's say it, tawdry — Parisian collective of the last decade of the 19th century.
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The organization has been revising down its projections for global growth in recent quarters as trade tensions and concerns surrounding China have fueled sharp plunges in the stock markets and dented corporate earnings.
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Welcome to the weird world of consumer virtual reality, where an experience that plunges you into Nazi-occupied Europe during World War II is a real thing — rather than a really dark joke.
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The event plunges Starr and her family right into the center of the #BlackLivesMatter faultlines, especially since Starr attends a predominantly white, upper-middle-class high school, and her boyfriend, Chris, is white.
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PEBBLE MINE DEVELOPER'S STOCK PLUNGES: The company aiming to build a precious metals mine in Alaska took a hit on Wall Street Tuesday after the release of a report critical of the project.
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"It's not like going to a drug dealer," BeeLee, one of the patients who asked to be called by her nickname, tells me, as a nurse plunges a syringe into her arm muscle.
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In 2015, the video-game company Capcom released Kitchen, a virtual-reality horror scenario in which the player is tied to a chair while a deranged woman plunges a knife into his thigh.
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Nonetheless, the rapid evolution of China's financial market weighs on its credit profile, as do the unpredictable regulatory interventions, both of which could result in sudden plunges in market liquidity and higher volatility.
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Yet director Ridley Scott -- who birthed the original nearly 40 years ago as well as that last film -- plunges back into the latter's mythology, with equally uninspired and perhaps more blatantly derivative results.
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Light, calm, and readily consumable fast food isn't Stormzy's nature, which is why his latest track "Scary" plunges into your senses with the brutal force of concrete being poured directly into one's oesophagus.
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"This Is the End" offers an entirely different and fictional global apocalypse, which starts with a sinkhole in Guatemala and plunges into absurd battles with demons, cannibals and an ax-wielding Emma Watson.
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In "Les Beaux Jours," Oates plunges headfirst into the rumors of pedophilia that haunt Balthus's work, writing as the scared prepubescent subject of the title painting who's trapped in the artist's shadow world.
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She works full-bore most of the year, at times putting in 14-hour days, then plunges into her passions of cycling and photography for extended periods, as on this 10-week ride.
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As the mercury plunges, you could pile on extra sweaters, huddle beneath an afghan, drink hot tea — or you could get lost in a book that will transport you to sunny, sweaty places.
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Still, many traders expect that if the market plunges several more thousand points, and trips more circuit breakers that temporarily halt trading, the administration could be forced to simply shut Wall Street down.
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" President Donald Trump was unfazed by the recent stock market plunges and remains optimistic about the future of the U.S. economy, Kudlow said, adding that the president was "very calm about the market.
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"The World by Night" plunges us into a cave beneath a prairie, where Sadie, an abandoned albino bride, finds herself seduced by a dark and glittering world populated by elusive creatures like herself.
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According to Deutsche Bank, if the pandemic affects the United Kingdom for longer than expected, its economy could shrink 6% this year as the country plunges into the worst recession in a century.
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As he did most famously in "The Passion of the Christ," he once again plunges a man of peace into a charnel house of cruelty, testing the fortitude of protagonist and audience alike.
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On Saturday, A&E plunges into the seamy story with "The Killing Season," an eight-episode examination that merely begins on Gilgo Beach, where the bodies of prostitutes began turning up in 2010.
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The real test is whether a warhead can survive the intense heat of re-entry as it plunges through the atmosphere from space, a hurdle North Korea is not believed to have overcome.
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Trudeau, who often plunges into crowds to shake hands and pose for photos, did the same as he was leaving the event, but this time he was closely surrounded by security, said Mahe.
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Rats will climb a ladder to reach the bait on the device, at which point a sensor deploys a trip lever that plunges them into a tray that can hold 80 rat carcasses.
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The biggest move in the other direction is Wyoming, which plunges 14 spots to No. 27 after the state's resource-rich economy practically ground to a halt last year amid low commodity prices.
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The markets have seen much of this movie before: a heavily indebted country finds itself in crisis, the currency plunges and talk quickly turns to contagion and, ultimately, an expensive globally financed bailout.
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And later in that movie, in the final fight against Doomsday, it's Superman's valiant display of strength that saves the day, as he plunges a kryptonite spear into his enemy and sacrifices himself.
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Westworld, meanwhile, plunges viewers directly into its artificial beings' points of view, complete with looping story rhythms, jumbled timelines, and a slow-building sense of the true horrors of the titular theme park.
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As Twitter plunges after its earnings report, one analyst is cutting his price target on the stock as he draws a grim parallel between the social media outfit and a notoriously tattered tech company.
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"Free Churro" begins with a bleak reminder of just how unhappy BoJack's childhood was, then plunges into an even bleaker — but undeniably brilliant — present-day eulogy, which sees BoJack speaking at his mother's funeral.
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Episode Eight will fit into the Empire Strikes Back slot for the franchise, the film that takes our likable, plucky heroes from the Force Awakens and plunges them into something darker and more perilous.
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LONDON, May 22 (Reuters) - EY has been appointed as special manager by the official receiver as British Steel plunges into insolvency after failing to secure an emergency government loan, Sky News reported on Wednesday.
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Mr. Trump may not have purposefully snubbed black neighborhoods — he rarely plunges into any community to tour businesses, sample local cuisine or spontaneously engage in the handshake and back-patting rituals of everyday campaigning.
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But beyond that, Trump has complained more broadly that Mnuchin isn't doing enough to stabilize markets, the person said, viewing recent plunges as a sign his team hasn't assured investors of the economy's strength.
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Harrigan doesn't linger in this solemn, shadowy moment any longer than he has to, though; he quickly plunges us decades into the past to set his players into proper motion on the Illinois frontier.
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The camera follows the chair careening through the air and while we don't see it land, the chair plunges very close to the Gardiner Expressway—a multi-lane highway that runs through downtown Toronto.
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As coronavirus plunges the U.S. into a panic, leaving grocery store shelves free of canned foods and toilet paper, it's hard not to search for meaning in this moment—to clamor for some answers.
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Its success is largely due to its relentless fight scenes and the magnetism of Won Bin as the ex-secret agent whose backstory is slowly revealed as he plunges deeper into his rescue mission.
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On Wednesday, the Senate passed an emergency $2 trillion coronavirus stimulus package, which will provide some workers relief as the United States plunges into precarious economic times as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Aid organizations worry that as the city plunges deeper into chaos, they will be unable to access warehouses filled with emergency supplies of food and medicine that keep the city's most vulnerable residents alive.
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The aptly named "Extremis," by Dan Krauss (on Netflix now), plunges the viewer into the midst of gravely ill patients and the doctors who must help their families decide whether to continue life support.
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The expertly paced episode, directed by Harry Bradbeer, plunges us back into Fleabag's irreverent juxtaposition of dark and light, switching deftly between acts of tipsy dinner discomfort peppered with potent punch lines ("A les—").
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Tagging along, meanwhile, is a space-savvy biologist (Olivia Munn), who seems to be there largely to add a female presence, although scientific chops notwithstanding, she plunges into gun-toting battle alongside the soldiers.
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And mass migration would make the world as a whole less crowded, since fertility among migrants quickly plunges until it is much closer to the norm of their host country than their country of origin.
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On the other hand, the sale compels Gordon to buy shares of the ETF for $111 even if it falls well below that level — meaning that if gold plunges, the trade could generate substantial losses.
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Wall Street is betting that if the market plunges far enough, the White House will throw in the towel and find a way to make trade peace with China rather than risk losing in 2020.
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While the depths of waters are manageable in much of the proposed area to be covered, engineers would also have to contend with the Norwegian Trench, which plunges to a depth of nearly 1,000 feet.
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Go deeper: Trump injects more chaos into OPEC as oil prices fluctuate Reality check: Trump misleads on oil prices while praising Saudis via CNBC, Oil plunges 7% to lowest level in more than a year
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But when Curly and Laurey are, respectively, alone with Jud, the show plunges into total darkness, lowering its voices to intimate bedroom whispers, as if there are some secrets it can't even admit to itself.
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Viewers sit in special chairs and wear a virtual reality headset that plunges them into the jungle, the ocean, the African bush or an Arctic icescape, surrounded by the sights and sounds of each location.
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As a child, Mr. Zhang showed a knack for making money to support his painting, a skill that serves him now as he plunges into animation, one of the more expensive forms of contemporary art.
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PICS: AMERICAN AIRLINES VAN PLUNGES OFF FOURTH FLOOR OF MIAMI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT GARAGE News of the trio's alleged behavior at Newark Liberty airport broke in May 2017, following an investigation from WNBC in New York .
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"Rather than working its way through a neatly predigested story line, it plunges the audience into a vast social fresco," the British critic Tony Rayns, one of the movie's first Western admirers, wrote in 21951.
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Wasting virtually no time on introductions, the movie plunges right in to Union's Shaun and her two kids going to the house of her estranged father, who we've seen die in the pre-credit sequence.
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All of this is captured by director Rodrigo Garcia against the gray-white backdrop of a cloudy coastal sky — and then within the midnight-blue water into which Alison plunges, Ben diving in after her.
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Trade officials say the lack of judges plunges the organization into crisis because if one of the three remaining judges has to recuse themselves from a case for legal reasons, the system will break down.
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While recent plunges in fuel prices may have been challenging to forecast, it is worrisome that 95 percent confidence ranges from EIA forecasts have failed by substantial margins to capture recent oil and gas prices.
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As for the Citi surprise index, he finds it to be a volatile indicator that often bounces back quickly from plunges like the recent one as economists adjust their expectations after the data disappoints them.
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In an on-camera interview in the luxurious confines of a prince's villa, Schneider plunges ever deeper into the pathos of her conflict-riddled confessions, delivering a performance unlike any that she gave in dramas.
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Mary abandons all pretense of journalistic objectivity and plunges herself into Prague to try to find Rita before she's transported back to Germany and to intervene in Czech affairs and suspend the government's expulsion order.
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Unlike the movie, which plunges right into 16-year-old Hanna's daily life, Hanna the Amazon Prime show opens with a sequence that answers the lingering question: How the heck did Hanna get into this situation?
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Google Photos will even form gauzy retrospective mental associations for you: The artificially intelligent software plunges straight into your photo library, plucks out faces and related events, and automatically generates poignant little videos—synthetic episodic memories.
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Fenabrave projected a 5.9 percent drop in car and light truck sales and a 2.8 percent decline for bus and heavy truck sales this year, following plunges of 25.6 percent and 45.5 percent in 2015, respectively.
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For investors with a short-term memory, Facebook has only been in the S&P 500 for long enough to experience two of these plunges, but it's traded positive in the month after in both instances.
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While the vote to leave has removed some of that uncertainty, it is unlikely to boost faith in the region's banks – as was seen in a series of share price plunges the morning after the referendum.
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As currently envisioned, the mission consists of a small science payload attached to an "ascent vehicle," that plunges into Venus' atmosphere using parachutes to slow its descent, and heat shields to protect itself from burning up.
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The fund, which was set up to prevent plunges during times of market turmoil, has been intervening in the stock market since August, buying shares worth T$19 billion ($575 million), it said in a statement.
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Twitter's recent plunges into media, like live streams, don't really fit into Saleforce's current strategy, said Crawford Del Prete, chief research officer at IDC, who compared the rumor to similar reports about Saleforce's interest in LinkedIn.
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Cassini has already begun its "Grand Finale," and will make several close passes with Saturn and its moons, snapping pictures the whole time, until it plunges to its death in the planet's atmosphere on September 15.
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I do know that Phillip the penguin's posthumous existence plunges new depths of humiliation and ignominy, and although I have nothing against emperor penguins as a species, this particular penguin really drew the short straw. 0.3
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In the early morning hours of September 33, NASA's 13-year mission exploring Saturn and its moons will come to an end as the spacecraft deliberately dives into Saturn's atmosphere and plunges itself into the planet.
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Analysts say that some buyers emerge when sterling plunges to as low as $1.21 and $1.20, but they are not many and it does not imply that the market's view on the British currency has changed.
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Sanitation has come to take the place of eros and intimacy, and day after day he plunges his stick into the excrement of others, dreaming all the while of a gleaming world saved by indoor plumbing.
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When those winds decrease significantly, it can allow the vortex to become distorted, and the result is a jet stream that plunges deep into southern latitudes, bringing the cold, dense Arctic air spilling down with it.
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Into this diorama-like depiction of their habits and habitat — the wet suits, the plunges, the nets of abalone and seaweed — the playwright herself eventually wanders, or an obvious stand-in for her named Ha Young.
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Miguel's family sharply disapproves of music, leading to a fateful act of rebellion on the Day of the Dead that plunges him into an incandescent netherworld of walking skeletons, winged spirits and long-buried family secrets.
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Earlier, Australia's national carrier Qantas said it would cut its international capacity by around 90% until at least the end of May as travel demand plunges because of new restrictions on arrivals related to the coronavirus.
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The White House hopes for a V-shaped economic cycle this time: a recession in which growth plunges then sharply recovers as consumers emerge from their bunkers with jobs to go to and money to spend.
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On Wall Street, where the stock market's daily plunges have been the most severe in 33 years and Treasury bond yields have hit new price floors, the metamorphosis from calm to apprehension is now well underway.
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His book plunges headlong into the seediness of Las Vegas, weaving his participation in the 2000 World Series of Poker with the story of the mysterious, sordid death, in 1998, of the casino owner Ted Binion.
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That is something both Mr. Kenyatta, who is from the dominant Kikuyu group, and Mr. Odinga, a Luo, must repeatedly demand from their followers as Kenya once again plunges into a charged period of renewed campaigning.
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And as he observed the climactic scene, in which Inigo Montoya plunges his saber into the stomach of the six-fingered man, the shastri Ethan Nichtern could only look down and shake his head in disapproval.
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Ruth Gregory, an economist at Capital Economics, said she expected inflation to hit nearly 3 percent by the end of next year, but previous plunges in the value of sterling suggested inflation expectations would remain under control.
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Read MoreApple plunges after earnings, wiping out $46B in market cap Yet Davitt adds that even "bad ticks" may contain valuable information, based on stocks' observed predilection to return to seemingly nonsensical levels that have been hit.
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It provides an opportunity for leaders and their ministers to reach an understanding about the preferred direction of prices next year ("As oil plunges, the real OPEC meeting will be at next week's G20", Bloomberg, Nov. 23).
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The Congo river, for its part, has the potential for the world's largest hydropower station, with a theoretical output of about 22015,20203MW, where it plunges down a set of rapids between Kinshasa, the capital, and the sea.
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The massive, detailed snow sculptures and full-size illuminated ice buildings attract over a million visitors a year to the northeastern city of Harbin, where the cold Siberian wind plunges the average temperature to -0003 degrees Fahrenheit.
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MARK ZUCKERBERG LOSES $16B IN ONE DAY AS FACEBOOK STOCK PLUNGES 20 PERCENT "Deactivation, either actual or considered, is more common among respondents who are younger, seeking employment, or not married," explained Lehigh University, in a statement .
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Maduro is seeking to capitalize on the success of cryptocurrencies like bitcoin by creating one for Venezuela as its traditional currency, the bolivar, plunges to all-time lows against the dollar and the country struggles with hyperinflation.
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Displaying a gloating pride as he plunges his hand straight into his own time and in an almost mysterious way pulls out a pair of glasses that is perfectly adapted to the shape of the client's face.
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Mr. Laurie plays Eldon Chance, a neuropsychiatrist consultant who reads horrific patient reports but doesn't do anything to affect the patients' lives — until he becomes entangled with one and plunges into the seedy side of San Francisco.
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But his decision, conveyed via Twitter on Wednesday, plunges the administration's Middle East strategy into disarray, rattling allies like Britain and Israel and forsaking Syria's ethnic Kurds, who have been faithful partners in fighting the Islamic State.
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The nation's biggest banks are strong enough to continue lending if the economy plunges into a severe downturn, an assessment by the Federal Reserve on Thursday that could fuel Wall Street's calls to further relax financial regulations.
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And yet, once a long evening (nearly three hours) hits its stride after the intermission, the director plunges the audience into a moral abyss alongside his central character, Ruth Wolff (Juliet Stevenson), the doctor of the title.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced Monday that he had failed to form a majority government in parliament, marking a major setback for the embattled Israeli leader that plunges the country into a new period of political uncertainty.
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Dwindling humanitarian funding for Cameroon, and the prospect of huge waves of arrivals if Central African Republic plunges back into full-blown conflict, are stoking fears among aid agencies for the future of the country's young refugees.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)The biggest television broadcaster in Hong Kong is cutting staff as the city plunges into recession and its political crisis continues with "no sign of abating," the company's CEO told workers this week.
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Superficially bristling with every property of fantasy fiction up to and including cliff-crowning castles with pointed turrets, the show plunges you into a state where there is no state except the lawless interplay of violent power.
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Energy experts say that it certainly makes sense for Saudi Arabia to look into new ways to generate energy so that it can export more of its oil before the value of oil plunges in the future.
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BOGOTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A year after Guatemala passed a law banning child marriage, poor families who regard girls as a financial burden are still marrying them off as prolonged drought plunges many into deeper poverty, campaigners say.
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It constantly changes how it functions, charges the same monthly price whether it works or not, plunges into debt, no one knows who to hold accountable, and no one sees a light at the end of the tunnel.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. space agency's Cassini spacecraft will end its 13-year mission to Saturn in mid-September by transmitting data until the final moment before it plunges into the ringed planet's atmosphere, officials said on Tuesday.
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Asian shares were mixed on Wednesday, with shares in South Korea down as its political scandal grows more entangled and Toshiba plunges 20 percent on a possible write-down of several billion dollars related to its Westinghouse unit.
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Stay the course, I told myself, only to discover that the sauna box was followed by a cycle of ice-water plunges, culminating in the attendant firing a hose of icy water full-blast at my shivering body.
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Getty ImagesIn addition to being the longest—Japan's Seikan Tunnel is just a few miles shorter—the tunnel plunges through the mountain range at a steady 1,650 feet above sea level, which makes it the "deepest" on Earth.
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Disappointing manufacturing surveys in China and the United States, plunges in Chinese shares and heightened tension in the Middle East following Saudi Arabia's execution of a prominent Shi'ite cleric have all helped to sap risk appetite this week.
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"The reason it is an exception," he said, is as a lender "you bear a significant amount of risk if for some reason that person can't create the liquidity" — or if the value of the stake suddenly plunges.
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RAT CHEWS THROUGH CABLE AT BALLET PERFORMANCE, PLUNGES IT INTO DARKNESS Compared to four other cities were RentHop operates -- New York; Washington, D.C.; and Boston -- Chicago topped the total amount of rat complaints year-round with nearly 51,000.
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The East Alligator River runs between Kakadu, with its campers set for hikes and waterfall plunges, and Arnhem Land, 75,000 square miles of outback that the Australian government set aside to be run by aboriginal custodians in 1930.
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Diane Foley, mother of James W. Foley, the first American hostage of the Islamic State to be beheaded, said she hoped the ISIS prisoners believed responsible do not escape custody as Syria plunges into a volatile new phase.
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JERUSALEM — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced Monday that he had failed to form a majority government in parliament, marking a major setback for the embattled Israeli leader that plunges the country into a new period of political uncertainty.
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The wood tapering vertically to the floor plunges me into the vertigo of modernity of which Baudelaire wrote; the horizontal elements direct me to a vanishing point from which I came or to which I am being led.
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The mother in January Gill O'Neil's poem can only watch with her ferocious love and bottomless terror as her son plunges down the path that will shape him; a child simply trying to grow up into a man.
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The U.S. Government Accountability Office reported recently that the highest quartile households had median defined contribution account balance of $201,500 in 2013, a figure that plunges to $60,900 for the second quartile and down to almost nothing below that.
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Wednesday's moves from the Trump administration is a "grave escalation with China that at minimum plunges the prospect of continued trade negotiations into doubt," Paul Triolo, geo-technology practice head at political consultancy Eurasia Group, wrote in a note.
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This remake sticks to the broad outlines of the original Resident Evil 2 plot, which is to say it expands beyond the first game's creepy mansion and plunges you into a city overrun by zombies and other mutated monsters.
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But as the temperature plunges deeper below freezing, you'll need to run the generator hotter to keep the temperatures livable for your citizens, which means you need three other things: New technology upgrades, raw materials, and a healthy workforce.
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Bacon Defender is a terrifically fun and very difficult game, one that asks players to zap fecal matter that plunges from the sky, a visual signifier meant to emulate how readily literal shit can get on your precious meat.
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Greek thinks the exercise "plunges people into their unconscious and cuts them off from past support systems without letting them establish any real relationships in the present" a result that, he says, is the very foundation of mind control.
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I am 85 feet down in the middle of the murky green Southern California ocean, huddled close to the giant steel legs of the oil rig Eureka, a monolithic structure that plunges 700 feet down to the sea floor.
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The title sequence — in which the silhouette of a suited man plunges from a skyscraper, passing advertisements along the way — was inspired by Saul Bass' titles for Alfred Hitchcock and Maurice Binder's for "James Bond," according to The Guardian.
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Theme Parks | Water Coasters I love roller coasters for many reasons: the wind in my face, the thrilling plunges downhill and back up, the sharp turns, that feeling of weightlessness and the tingle in my stomach as I dive.
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It has always seemed to me a way of noting a deficit without being vicious about it — a description of the bumbling sitcom dad who tries to fiddle with a circuit breaker and plunges the entire house into darkness.
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On Friday, he acknowledged that "there's still anxiety and concern about the general direction of the economy," noting the job losses, stock market plunges and free fall in the housing market in 2007-2008 were still fresh in Americans' memories.
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Thank Thor this scene was properly illuminated — more than I can say for the majority of the episode — so we could see Arya's one-two move with the dagger in her hand as it plunges into the Night King's heart.
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If you're 25 or younger and live within a large swath of the Midwest — from Minneapolis to Chicago — this week will feature the coldest temperatures of your life as a lobe of the polar vortex plunges south out of the Arctic.
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Lula's imprisonment plunges the Brazilian Left deeper into a long-brewing crisis, and dozens of other high-level politicians have been brought down by the sprawling "Operation Car Wash " corruption investigation, leaving the right wing in a position to capitalize.
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Not the kind that one of his homicidal characters might use to flay the flesh of an enemy (or relative), but the sort that a cunning dramatist plunges deep into a theatergoer's attention and refuses to release until the final curtain.
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This new installment plunges deep into chilly, weird territory in its very first scene, in which Cooper faces off against the Giant—a figure so profoundly unsettling that it took the original series eight episodes to work up to him.
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Using VR headsets, cameras and traditional green screen effects, the research group has put together a system that plunges jurors into the middle of a crime scene while simultaneously allowing an attorney to guide viewers through the scene and its evidence.
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"Young people escape to the cities," says 19-year-old Jose Maria Cortijo, who lives in Vega de los Molinos, part of Arcos de la Frontera, a white village balanced on a ridge which plunges down to the valley below.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Argentina's latest financial market shock has failed to swamp other emerging markets in the way its previous plunges have done - in part due to the increasing isolation of the country's credit and investments from the rest of the pool.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — As Washington plunges into impeachment, Attorney General William Barr finds himself engulfed in the political firestorm, facing questions about his role in President Donald Trump's outreach to Ukraine and the administration's attempts to keep a whistleblower complaint from Congress.
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But without a Chopin opera to stage, Dvořák's potent work, which plunges gamely into the ancient intra-Slavic conflict between Catholic Poland and Orthodox Russia which flared up after the death of the tsar Boris Godunov, makes a fine substitute.
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He's a fresh instrument added to the most surgical offense in history; a precise bulldozer who plunges through inattentive defenses that have no choice but to submit whenever he seals his man with 19 seconds still on the shot clock.
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Unlike many crime books, it does not merely speculate about a predator's deranged thoughts and schemes but rather plunges the reader into them, revealing in remarkable detail how a well-known serial killer at the end of his life sees himself.
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The dramatic plunges happened as China placed tens of millions of its citizens on lockdown last month to control the outbreak, which has now infected more than 124,500 people and killed over 4,600 worldwide, according to the World Health Organization.
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After a string of deaths, some heart-stopping plunges in the stock market and an emergency rate cut by the Federal Reserve, there is reason to be concerned about the ultimate economic impact of the coronavirus in the United States.
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In arias, the coloratura writing is often intense, so that — as in some Handel operas, only more so — each character plunges at once into a vortex of emotion conveyed by the knots and chains of the rapid-moving vocal line.
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In particular, the heightening tension as Jaime plunges toward Dany, knowing he's probably doomed, with frequent cuts to Tyrion imploring his estranged brother not to piss off the giant dragon, made for a white-knuckle end to an already impressive episode.
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This summarizes one of the greatest and most perplexing themes underlying The Covenant: It plunges the viewer into a complex alternative reality without deigning to explain it, or maybe it does, but we were too distracted by Tim Riggins to notice.
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That, in turn, could worsen the recession that's now widely expected and affect the financial markets — already stressed from stock-market plunges — where investors buy and sell the debt issued by companies, making it even harder for companies to borrow.
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A running back sells a fake and plunges up the middle pretending to carry the ball, as the quarterback slips it to another player who turns up the sideline to sprint…until his flag is snatched and the whistle blows.
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Le Barthélemy Hotel & Spa has 48 restored beachfront suites, new thermal spa features, including hot and cold plunges, a steam room and sauna, a beach grill and rooftop bar with a D.J. or live music on the weekends (from $829).
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It's this very separation that makes this church so dramatic: The church, which suddenly plunges dozens of feet below ground level has a tawny exterior mottled with green and yellow moss, and, from above, forms the shape of a cross.
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Those stuck under a rock, or maybe just in an office, when the eclipse plunges a 73-mile-wide swath of the United States into darkness along the "path of totality" can see what they missed with this "Nova" companion piece.
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The fall in consumer prices, although mostly due to plunges in farm products prices from unusually high levels last year, reinforces expectations the central bank will cut interest rates as early as later this month to support the slowing economy.
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" The pounding of her crampons into the ice, the scraping of the ax to remove loose snow and the blunt whacking as the ax plunges into the ice: It's the soundtrack of escape and a chance to "climb away from reality.
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It takes very little for me to swap out the porcini mushrooms for the duck foie gras, but it takes something , and trying to nail down that something plunges us into an infinite regress of reasons and reasons for reasons.
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The Nasdaq, Dow Jones, and S&P 500 have all been up for the past three sessions, showing a mild rebound from their early February plunges, though the latter two are still on course for their worst month since August 2015.
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The decision to reject a stripped-down version of May's divorce deal has left it totally unclear how, when or even whether Britain will leave the EU, and plunges the three-year Brexit crisis to a deeper level of uncertainty.
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But unlike some of Morris's best-known films, there's no moment — at least there wasn't for me — where this portrait of a wonderful misfit either transcends its confines to achieve universal resonance or plunges into total weirdness (or does both).
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The White House is "acutely aware" of the firestorm in the country and within Congress that could swamp the fledgling administration just as it plunges into negotiations over the wall, healthcare, tax reform and infrastructure investments, said the senior House Republican aide.
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Shafrir immediately plunges you into a world of high-stakes investment, ludicrous work ethics, and systemic sexism as she explores the intertwining lives of a hungry tech reporter, a Travis Kalanick-like CEO, and the complex gender politics that drive the startup world.
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The buying by O'Reilly's giant fund reflects the fact that even amid the big Dow plunges and recent evidence that buying on the dip isn't working — long-term-oriented Vanguard shareholders continue to look for opportunities to put more money into stocks.
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President Nicolas Maduro is pressing ahead with an attempt to capitalize on the success of cryptocurrencies like bitcoin by creating one for Venezuela as its traditional currency, the bolivar, plunges to all-time lows against the dollar and the country struggles with hyperinflation.
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Rather, this research is a piece of the puzzle that may ultimately reveal if geoengineering could work without unleashing widescale harm to the planet, particularly plunges in rainfall (in part due to reduced sunlight resulting in less energy driving rainfall and precipitation).
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Italy earthquake It's daylight now in central Italy, which gives rescuers a few precious hours for a mad scramble to dig as many survivors out from the rubble before darkness plunges the region and the lack of electricity makes the job impossible.
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But with the help of Derren Brown, who bills himself as a "psychological illusionist," The Push plunges a seemingly unaware contestant into an elaborately constructed scenario involving 70 actors — one devised specifically to encourage him to push an old man off a building.
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Big, southward plunges of cold air are unlikely Cold air is most likely to win some battles and perhaps the war from the northern Rockies and Plains to the upper Great Lakes and northern New England over the next one to two weeks.
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Snap's Spiegel Flies High Above Wall Street Worries ($) Yesterday I inadvertently omitted this Tom Dotan classic, in which Snap's CEO is found ignoring board members and taking a private jet everywhere as his company's stock price plunges and executives stream toward the exits.
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So, even as humanity's favorite icy rock plunges into the frigid void of the outer solar system and our communications go dead forever, sentimental space nerds can console themselves with the knowledge that neither Rosetta nor Philae will ever truly be alone.
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Tricky camera work The scene where Travolta's Vincent plunges a needle into the chest of Thurman's Mia to revive her from an overdose using adrenaline was filmed with Travolta pulling the needle out of her and then the film was run backward. 12.
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But this is my first solar eclipse and I am not ruling out the possibility that, when the moon blocks out the sun, day plunges into night and the beasts wail like men, I will be unreasonably terrified on an organic level.
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Read more: Netflix plunges more than 10% after a huge miss on subscriber growth during Q2Speculation was renewed after media executives at the annual Cannes Lions advertising festival debated whether Netflix was fated to get into the advertising business eventually, as CNBC reported.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Street extended its sell-off on Friday on renewed trade fears as the benchmark S&P 500 index and Nasdaq saw their worst weekly percentage plunges since December, when investors were spooked by the prospect of a looming recession.
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Shareholders had claimed the company's deception led to two separate plunges in its share price when the market received corrective disclosures; as Puma pointed out in its press release, jurors said Puma bore no responsibility at all for one of those slides.
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"The Wife's Tale," which plunges us into her consciousness almost as if no seams existed between the author and her subject, as if Edemariam were channeling her grandmother's spirit, is in a sense the older woman's narrative gambit from beyond the grave.
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With a bare-bones, direct-cinema style and only scant context, the movie — the first directorial feature from Jeff Unay, who has worked in visual effects — plunges viewers into the world of Joe Carman, a mixed martial arts fighter in Washington State.
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Though some pundits stoked panic with their coverage of several days of market plunges before Tuesday's leap, stock prices are still near their record highs, the economy is creating jobs and many workers are finally getting decent raises after years of stagnant wages.
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This lovely third picture book featuring the tiny, giant-eyed Little Owl begins in late autumn and quickly plunges into winter, when many of Little Owl's friends are unavailable thanks to hibernation or migration, and life begins to seem a little dull.
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But South Korean officials and analysts have said that North Korea has yet to master the so-called re-entry technology needed for a nuclear warhead to survive intense heat and friction as the missile plunges through the earth's atmosphere from space.
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SYDNEY, March 17 (Reuters) - Qantas Airways Ltd said on Tuesday it would cut its international capacity by around 90% until at least the end of May as travel demand to Australia plunges because of new restrictions on arrivals related to the coronavirus.
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Whereas Elio affects a studied aloofness, Oliver plunges into everything, clumsily destroying one soft-boiled egg at breakfast the first morning, then downing another while murmuring his appreciation, a man of ravenous desire only sometimes held back by a veneer of gentility.
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In fact, she has taken hundreds of other whirlwind plunges, each aboard a one-person sled that sends her soaring down and around a twisted icy track — sometimes for more than a mile — at speeds of up to 943 miles per hour.
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A Spanish woman (Adriana Ugarte as Julieta in her 20s; Emma Suárez as Julieta in middle age) ends a romantic relationship and plunges into a sea of reminiscences and regrets in Pedro Almodóvar's adaptation of a trilogy of Alice Munro short stories.
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In Otto Preminger's "Bonjour Tristesse" (1958), one of the founding texts of modern villa cinema, Deborah Kerr's car plunges from the corniche road outside St.-Tropez onto the rocks below, a grisly denouement to a few weeks of scheming, deceit and erotic psychodrama.
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The nice thing about this is that Mr. Kahn was able to intersect the long Down theme entries with two other theme entries: ONCE AROUND plunges through NINE BALL and the central HAMILTON, BERMUDA and COMPANY MAN intersects HAMILTON BERMUDA and RENT ROLL.
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Credit...Lauryn Ishak for The New York Times Beneath a giant glass dome, where a waterfall plunges 130 feet through a forest, and a winding path leads past palms and fig trees, orchids and anthurium, a robot came rolling around a bend.
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One of the loveliest plunges into the deeply corrugated terrain north of Lupiac, which happens to be the birthplace of Charles Ogier de Batz de Castelmore, better known as D'Artagnan, by far the world's best-known Gascon and a man of large appetites.
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A sudden drowning in the downpour not only destroyed the computer but somehow led to a mass-suicide spasm among linked programs, with thousands of computers and other devices ruining themselves in coffee spills, dog-bowl plunges, hot-tub dunkings, and so on.
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While the movie definitely plunges into the romance surrounding space exploration, "First Man" also wonderfully and economically sheds light on the era, including budding skepticism about the Apollo program in the late '60s, as the antiwar movement grew in power and intensity.
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The stream of water assaulting the African Americans bursts mysteriously from the vest of a white slaveowner, who wears the fire hose over his shoulders like a boa as he plunges its nozzle into the mouth of a grotesquely caricatured black man.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets on Monday for a rally to mark the 22nd anniversary of Hong Kong's handover from British to Chinese rule, as anger over an extradition bill plunges the city into political turmoil.
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Three days of protests in Tehran and other cities began on Sunday when hundreds of traders in the bazaar - the hub of merchants who backed Iran's 1979 Islamic Revolution that ousted the longtime monarch - closed their shops to voice their anger at currency plunges.
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So I mean, the way this plunges us into political questions is, for instance, with my first book, when people started flying planes into our buildings, expecting to get to paradise, I spent a lot of time criticizing organized religion and Islam in particular, right?
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With 20 dives left before the spacecraft plunges itself into Saturn's atmosphere on September 15th, it's hard to imagine anything can get better than these images of Saturn's rings:Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Space Science InstituteThis one looks like the cover of a Strokes album!
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Clearly, Ivo has survived this fate, by eschewing duels (a hurried exit from Czechoslovakia with his family the week after the Russians invaded in 20103 may have helped), sleeping early (a timer plunges all the rooms of his house into darkness at 10 p.
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As the price of oil plunges to its lowest point in 28503 years — and threatens to drag the broader U.S. economy down with it — lawmakers say Congress should consider helping teetering energy companies with policy fixes beyond the decision to lift the oil-export ban.
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But the latest move by billionaire Packer to sell 19.99% of Crown, nearly half his 47% stake, to Melco Resorts & Entertainment Ltd plunges into uncertainty Packer's pet project - the 75-floor tower-to-be on the Sydney waterfront aimed at luring wealthy Chinese gamblers.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - A new circuit breaker designed to stem volatility in China's stock markets by halting trade when the market plunges, was making it worse, investors and analysts said on Thursday after the mechanism brought trade to an end for the second time this week.
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"Each and every one of us has a critical role to play in stopping the spread and transmission of the virus," Trump said, summoning national resolve as he plunges deeper into a crisis that will now define his term and possibly his reelection hopes.
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When the stock market plunges in 2008 and the housing crisis threatens newsstand sales, Reichl and her staff take a counterintuitive path and head for Paris, jettisoning the Condé Nast ethos of spending as they create an entire issue devoted to budget travel and food.
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With an unadorned, naturalistic style that heavily favors intense close-ups, Hittman plunges viewers into the subjectivity of her protagonists, whose jumble of feelings — dread and confusion, determination and ambivalence, resignation and relief — play out with every glance and gesture, and very few words.
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The need for connection is so central to our being that to experience its lack plunges the body into a state of minor emergency, driving up cortisol and adrenaline and contributing to a feeling of what for most people will already be peak anxiety.
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Whatever qualms you may have brought with you about driving to Mexico are likely to fall away once you take leave of the mangy border townscape of Otay Mesa and the slender, well-tended expressway plunges you into a bronze desert spiked with granite protrusions.
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Agu's soul is not beyond salvage, and the film ends on a hopeful note, as a gaggle of former child combatants take to the ocean and frolic in the waves and Agu, looking very much like a boy again, plunges in to join them.
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SoulCycle instructors hilariously try to motivate their class on 'SNL' David Harbour's 'SNL' monologue plunges us into the Upside Down Pete Davidson returns to 'SNL' for a Weekend Update segment on STDs 'Joker' inspires a 'Sesame Street' nightmare for Oscar the Grouch on 'SNL'
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American viewers also may find themselves watching Norwegian prime minister Jens Stoltenberg (Ola G. Furuseth) — who plunges headfirst into investigating how his government failed on that day — with a wistful sigh at the sight of a politician putting his own self-interest aside for the greater good.
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" Lynch Won't Recuse Herself From Clinton Case Istanbul Airport Attack Death Toll Rises to 45 Tourist Plunges to Death Posing at Maccu Piccu On the email investigation itself, Clinton reiterated what she has said previously, that she "never received nor sent any material that was marked classified.
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Hong Kong's dominant airline Cathay Pacific warns employees they could be fired for taking part in Hong Kong protestsCathay Pacific plunges to decade lows after China retaliates against its protesting employeesHong Kong canceled all flights Monday over the massive protests that have taken over the airport.
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Peter seems oblivious to Zygmunt's strained enthusiasm for the marriage and instead plunges into Zaneta's arms and into the bonhomie of her brother, Jasny (Tomasz Schuchardt), a glad-handing bellower who likes to pass a bottle around and refers to Peter by his somewhat ominous nickname: Python.
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Near the midpoint of the show, during the wry "Pore Jud Is Daid," when Curly visits Jud in his dingy smokehouse and jovially encourages him to kill himself, Fish plunges the theatre into darkness, obscuring the stage, and projects video of Jud's face on the wall.
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While India should be set to benefit from the so-called "demographic dividend" over the next decade as its working population is set to increase by about 22011 million a year between 2021-31, that will quickly fade as the nation's fertility rate plunges below replacement level.
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The potential impact of the back-and-forth trade moves, and the ones that yet may come, helped send stocks on one of the swiftest plunges on record starting in late January — 240 percent in less than 22018 trading days for the Standard & Poor's 222-stock index.
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It's on view in the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum's revelatory and brilliantly tasteless "Mystical Symbolism: The Salon de la Rose+Croix in Paris, 20153-1897," which plunges viewers into a Symbolist painting salon that shocked and enraptured viewers in the last decade of the 19th century.
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There were daily seminars on a variety of topics from entrepreneurship and mental toughness to time management and happiness; relaxation and rejuvenation activities, including morning yoga, hikes, massages and cold plunges; plus waterskiing, cliff jumping, boating and some late night entertainment by Def Jef and Arrested Development.
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But the day will come when the Dow plunges and what the former British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan is said to have feared most in politics — "events, dear boy, events" — occurs, perhaps in ghastly terrorist form, and an incoherent administration will be confronted by its first crisis.
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Instead of stepping back to explain the beliefs and practices of its main characters, it plunges you into the reality of their lives, trusting that both their humanity and their distinctiveness will be apparent, that they are no more inherently mysterious — or inherently noble — than anyone else.
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"While the rise in the price of bitcoin might initially be good news for investors, they must also consider the high volatility risk and inevitable price plunges that could follow," said Matt Branton, chief technology officer of Neutral, a cryptocurrency that serves as a basket of five other cryptocurrencies.
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HONG KONG, July 1 (Reuters) - Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to take to the streets on Monday for a rally to mark the 22nd anniversary of Hong Kong's handover from British to Chinese rule, as anger over an extradition bill plunges the city into political turmoil.
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READ MORE: Netflix plunges more than 10% after a huge miss on subscriber growth during Q2The subscriber losses in the US are a sign that the service's domestic growth could be slowing as more companies enter the streaming game with their own platforms and pull licensed content from Netflix.
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Over the course of more than 800 pages, Fitch conveys the importance of sex for a young woman's development with Rabelaisian earthiness, and Marina's liberation (at least until the novel plunges into the aforementioned S-and-M) reflects ideas and experiences that were quite common for her generation.
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The smell of fir from sidewalk Christmas tree vendors plunges me into memories: sparkling red and silver lights on childhood holiday boughs, the judder of a saw in my hand as I built spruce bookshelves, and the songs of wrens and hermit thrushes along a forested trail in Canada.
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Other migrants from the caravans have on recent nights made their way unguided out to the westernmost stretch of the border, where the tall metal border fence passes through sunburned hills and alongside residential communities in western Tijuana, emerges at the beach and plunges into the Pacific Ocean.
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In Mr. Veiel's production, Italy's departure from the European Union in 2023 leads the rest of Europe to introduce a basic universal income, a well-intentioned yet unsustainable measure that further plunges the continent into chaos as the euro loses its value and is replaced by shady cryptocurrencies.
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Trump plunges toward the kind of Middle Eastern conflict he pledged to avoid The United States has tens of thousands of military personnel at bases and aboard ships across the Middle East, as well as arrangements with various countries to move soldiers and military equipment through airstrips and ports.
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David Harbour's 'SNL' monologue plunges us into the Upside Down Pete Davidson returns to 'SNL' for a Weekend Update segment on STDs 'Joker' inspires a 'Sesame Street' nightmare for Oscar the Grouch on 'SNL' All the Democrats debate LGBTQ issues in a guest-filled CNN town hall on 'SNL'
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Tasked with this difficult mission, Bosch plunges into the kind of grueling, in-depth detective work Connelly is noted for, and so identifies the lost heir as Dominick (Nick) Santanello, who grew up to become a Navy corpsman and was killed in Vietnam before reaching his 20th birthday.
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In 2006, fresh out of the D.E.A. Academy, Hogan heads west to Arizona where he immediately plunges into a series of gripping undercover adventures, all unknowingly placing him on the trail of Guzmán, the leader of the Sinaloa Cartel, a Forbes billionaire and Public Enemy No. 1 in the United States.
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"Read more: Netflix plunges more than 10% after a huge miss on subscriber growth during Q2Hastings added: "This year we will add about $5 billion of incremental subscription revenue, which is almost all of gross margin and that's faster than any entertainment company has grown in the history of the world.
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Taylour Paige as Zola is absolutely mesmerizing to watch as the film's moral center as stripper Stefani (Riley Keough, who purposely leans hard into cultural appropriation) convinces her to travel south to make a boatload of money, and plunges our heroine — and herself — deeper and deeper into a Floridian nightmare.
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In another Norwegian fantasy (or is it?) conjured by the novelist Jo Nesbo, the new Green Party government decides to address climate change once and for all by cutting off the country's oil and gas production, which plunges Europe into an energy crisis and prompts an intervention led by Russia.
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Now read more markets coverage from Markets Insider and Business Insider:Discover plunges the most in a decade after warning investors of rising expensesJPMorgan raises CEO Jamie Dimon's pay to $31.5 million after notching its most profitable year in historyOman Air will start flying to the US by 2022, CEO says
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A Spanish woman (Adriana Ugarte as Julieta in her 20s; Emma Suárez as Julieta in middle age) ends a romantic relationship and plunges into a sea of reminiscences and regrets — about love, marriage, motherhood and small-town life — in Pedro Almodóvar's adaptation of a trilogy of Alice Munro short stories.
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On the plus side, the new season moves beyond last year's unfortunate, protracted side plot involving Quinn, played by Rupert Friend, and plunges squarely into the machinations of President Keane (Elizabeth Marvel), whose actions against her political enemies is being called "thuggish and authoritarian," a senior aide (Linus Roache) warns her.
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LORDE "Melodrama" (Lava/Republic) Breaking up, moving on, getting a crush, hooking up, breaking up, moving on … Lorde plunges into that cycle with very recent memories of what it feels like to be 19 and "on fire," going to drunken parties where every moment is fraught with possibility and nerves.
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It's unclear whether this was because of anxiety that Trump was going to pull out of the nuclear deal, or maybe the Iranian government was trying to hold on to the US currency that it has before the rial plunges, because then it will have a hard time selling oil and earning revenue.
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But it works because it's impossible to avoid the sick gut clench of that final twist: Even as Parke warns that the source code for the bee drone override system was too easy to find, everybody plunges ahead, before the "#DeathTo" hashtag can claim a major government official as its next victim.
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With coronavirus panic inspiring aggressive toilet paper stockpiling, stock market plunges, racist aggression, and even violence in supermarkets aisles, it was hard not to watch the more chaotic street scenes in this story about the end of the world without finding it all a little less light-hearted than it's supposed to be.
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This journey into fear — set in a Britain still shaking off the picturesque dust of the Victorian era — is achieved with little more than some sheets, a flashlight, a trunk, a few sticks of furniture, ambient sound effects (by Sebastian Frost) and lighting (by Anshuman Bhatia) that regularly plunges the audience into darkness.
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South Korean defense officials have said since the July 4 test that it was too early to determine whether North Korea had mastered long-range missile technology, especially re-entry, when a warhead must survive intense heat and the destruction of its outer shell as it plunges through the atmosphere from space.
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In this fantasy (or is it?) conjured by the novelist Jo Nesbo, the new Green Party government in a future Norway decides to address climate change once and for all by cutting off the country's oil and gas production, which plunges Europe into an energy crisis and prompts an intervention led by Russia.
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DJI tumbles 3.1 percent; Russell 22 plunges 210 percent BONDS: 22-year yields US210YT=RR drop below 22019 percent at one point (latest 220); spread vs 6463-year notes narrowed to below 2646 basis points (latest 2646); the yield curve is now inverted from the 1000- through 5-year maturities CURRENCIES: Dollar index .
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Instead, it plunges viewers into depths of human behavior: Lindsay and Edgar kidnap Gretchen and Jimmy for a bachelor/bachelorette bonanza; Gretchen gets drunk and fights with Jimmy over whether or not they want children; Paul (Allan McLeod), Lindsay's long-suffering, milquetoast ex-husband, confesses that he has impregnated her sister Becca (Janet Varney).
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In this exquisite essay, Ruth Fitzmaurice writes about the love between her and her husband, who "talks with his eyes" because neuromuscular disease has stripped all other power; about the shifting tribes of people who inhabit their lives; and about her rejuvenating plunges into the Irish Sea at a cove in a place called Greystones.
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When he plunges his fingers into the dirt, Marc joins hundreds of gardeners and amateur horticulturists on that yearly, holy quest to seek the blessing of the sun, the ancient orb that gives us flowers, vegetables, and life itself and asks for nothing in return, the only act of true unselfishness in this crummy universe.
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This episode plunges us back into those lives: the recent graduate Franklin Saint (Damson Idris) struggles to keep up with the demands of his illicit small business; the C.I.A. agent Teddy McDonald (Carter Hudson) is cut off by his organization; and Lucia Villanueva (Emily Rios) crosses boundaries as the daughter of a Mexican drug lord.
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In this fantasy (or is it?) conjured by the novelist Jo Nesbo, the new Green Party government in a future Norway decides to address climate change once and for all by cutting off the country's oil and gas production, which plunges Europe into an energy and fiscal crisis and prompts an intervention led by Russia.
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It's a different type of horror, one that's more existential rather than jumpy In fact, almost everything you need to know about Annihilation's horror can be gleaned from the book's opening line: "The tower, which was not supposed to be there, plunges into the earth..." It's that clause — "which was not supposed to be there" — that increases tension.
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Pink's "Beautiful Trauma," which opened at No. 1 last week, lost 84 percent of its sales in Week 2, but fell only two spots to No. 3, avoiding the second-week plunges suffered recently by the Killers and the rapper NF. The rapper Post Malone holds at No. 4 with "Stoney" in that album's 46th week on the chart.
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With sharp phrases and crisp, rhythmic sentences, Cline achieves a certain kind of magic that grabs you by the throat and plunges you into the world she's exquisitely crafted: It's the '1833s, a young girl named Evie Boyd is at the dawn of adolescence, and Cline has a remixed, fictionalized telling of the Manson murders to share.
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And addiction is bizarre, though perhaps a better word would be "grotesque" in its original sense ("of a cave"), in that addiction plunges people into a subterranean space that separates them not only from their friends and family, but from their ability to feel family as family, rather than as vehicles for the fulfillment of a craving.
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Nah. That turns out to mostly not be the case, and it turns out to not be the case in the most bitter and dark way possible, as Daenerys succumbs to what amounts to a family curse, the Hound plunges into battle against the Mountain, and Jaime returns to Cersei after seeming to swear her off multiple times previously.
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Traders also had pre-market calls pointing to 20% plunges for bank shares such as Banco Supervielle and Grupo Financiero Galicia The peso has already shed over 8% in the past month, and analysts widely expect the central bank to try and stop a further major downward move down, but HSBC's senior Latam economist, Jorge Morgenstern, cautioned it might be insufficient.
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But once he has admired his redecorated office (with a couch added for frequent naps) and thanked his mates for the "lovely flowers," Simonsen plunges right back into work, imposing order on the chaotic scene of a schoolyard shooting, detecting something suspicious about the accidental death of a postman and determining the fate of an English girl who vanished in 1969.
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As I wrote in 2008 about the earlier work: Sullivan understands that the paradoxes she has put into play can only be apprehended through the suspension of reason, and so, like David Lynch in Eraserhead or his recent three-hour masterwork, Inland Empire, she removes the assurances of a contextualizing storyline and plunges us into a world of primitive and irrational sensations.
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There are at least two layers of backstories, one involving a brutalized woman who willfully plunges in her car to an icy death in front of her young teenage son, and one set nine years earlier in the town of Bergen, where another alcoholic detective (Val Kilmer, in a truly strange performance) is working on another case, dissolute and distressed.
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Read more:From Cheez-It pizza to doughnut chicken sandwiches, these were the 16 most outrageous fast-food releases of 2019Apples rot in Kashmir orchards as India&aposs weeks-old trade lockdown plunges the industry into turmoil13 unique food and drink items released in 2019Behind-the-scenes photos show how the world&aposs largest cruise ship makes 30,000 dishes every single day
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But Mr. Han said that, although the Hwasong-14 was developed as an intercontinental missile, it was too early to determine whether North Korea had mastered long-range missile technology, especially the re-entry ability that allows an ICBM's warhead section to survive the intense heat and destruction of its outer shell as it plunges from space through the earth's atmosphere.
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The first incident is written off as a tragic accident: In the Lansing Tower, on Third Avenue between 59th and 60th Streets, an elevator headed for the 33rd floor shoots past that destination and goes all the way up to the 40th floor, then with a loud noise ("as though the world's largest rubber band had snapped") plunges all the way to the ground.
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Writing about this now, I am smacked with flashbacks of all that hauling and holding I did as a parent — so many near-plunges into toilets; so many times my kids had their shirt-fronts soaked by the wet sink counters I balanced them against, supporting their bums with one knee as I held them under the armpits to help them reach the faucet.
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Tracking the relationship between "posh and prissy" Eugen (as Fox describes him to his bar friends) and the rough-around-the-edges, "dumbo" Fox, who just so happens to have elevated his social status by winning half a million dollars in the lottery, the film plunges viewers into the demoralizing acculturation of Fox by his new darling Eugen (who, incidentally, wouldn't have survived a minute in Querelle).
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Anyone who believes everything they read will probably see it as happening like so: The Sex Pistols release the single "Anarchy in the UK" out of nowhere, and it immediately plunges Britain into a musical Year Zero, the sonic equivalent of Picasso's Les Demoiselles d'Avignon, rendering everything that came before it as obsolete, while simultaneously causing a political uprising to sweep across the nation.
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See the bottom of the report) * Stock markets rise after weaker-than-forecast U.S jobs data * STOXX 600 index up around 1 percent * Utility and mining stocks outperform * But SBM Offshore plunges By Sudip Kar-Gupta LONDON, Sept 2 (Reuters) - European shares rose on Friday with utility and mining stocks outperforming, as weaker-than-expected U.S jobs data led investors to pare back bets on an imminent U.S. interest rate hike.
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