This precariousness fuels his determination to capitalize on his opportunity.
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The disenfranchised, often living lives of great precariousness, arose and spoke.
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The economic precariousness of the news business remains outside of Wallace's purview.
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For some, that's motivated by economic precariousness and uncertainty about the future.
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With each bombing, the precariousness of Turkey's situation seems even more acute.
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But the precariousness of his endeavors is never far from his mind.
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In a scene greatly defined by its legal precariousness, he's stable and reliable.
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But it's in its very precariousness that courage becomes possible and absolutely necessary.
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Social precariousness lingers, worsened by the spread of low-paying part-time contracts.
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In doing so she embraces precariousness and uncertainty, and makes them indelibly present.
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Political precariousness reminds just how vulnerable our non–white, straight, cis, male bodies are.
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"Precariousness is the new status quo," Ms. Nualkhair of Bangkok Glutton wrote via Facebook.
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The precariousness of Davis's life made it difficult for her to concentrate in school.
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There is a precariousness to every little thing, and that's always made my blood pump.
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While precariousness does not shine brightly in the numbers, it is not an empty concept.
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It's a precarious situation made even more uncertain by the sudden precariousness of Roe itself.
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Across more than seven decades, Sternberg's art is informed by the sacred precariousness of workaday existence.
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Hsieh's work constantly invokes the qualities of migrant experience: subjugation, precariousness and the struggle to survive.
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Protests and flashes of violence have added to the precariousness of the situation on the ground.
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They had to work quickly, fearing the precariousness of an adjacent building splintered by wide fissures.
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"This territory in particular is living a moment of great difficulty, uncertainty and precariousness," he said.
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Her story illustrates the precariousness of motherhood across the board in a country without universal healthcare.
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I wrote theatrical pieces on the economy, on wars, on precariousness in the world of jobs.
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It was heartbreaking to see my children taking on the emotional stress of our family's precariousness.
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Yet the stories gathered here point to a single conclusion: Precariousness is the inescapable Jewish condition.
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Welcome to the age — and whimsy — of the new billionaire class and the precariousness of vanity projects.
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We felt the precariousness of our lives and said to it: in the morning I'll be better.
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The economic precariousness forced a substantial number of men to leave for distant lands as migrant workers.
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In the depressed provinces of institutionalized precariousness, workers embraced an old Etonian mouthing about unleashed British potential.
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Many Trump supporters see their economic precariousness and political voicelessness as a result of globalization and immigration.
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The outcome demonstrated the precariousness of Merkel's position, in a system where coalition governments are the norm.
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It's all evidence of the precariousness of the social contract, tonally flitting between satire and moral outrage.
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The number of endangered and extinct species here speaks to the precariousness of life in the Mojave.
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The more politically minded among us tend to stress the precariousness of our working and living conditions.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - In 1997, Pierre Bourdieu argued that the "precariousness" of modern work was a big problem.
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For those who profit from the existing health care system, the precariousness of people's experience is a feature.
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ITALY'S DEPUTY PM SALVINI SAYS ALL EU BUDGET CONSTRAINTS SHOULD BE REMOVED, EU POLICY "HAS BROUGHT PRECARIOUSNESS AND DESPAIR"
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Lish's breathless, unfriendly prose mimics the disjointedness of city life and the precariousness of existence for his two protagonists.
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The biggest source of precariousness is not a lack of steady jobs but the economic risk of another downturn.
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And, as in our uneasy times, the material trappings of Sander's world attest to the precariousness of daily life.
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All that was left was the precariousness of their partnering, which was heart-stopping for all the wrong reasons.
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All these films make visible the hidden labor which undergirds the global economy, and expose its monotony and precariousness.
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They are universally shocked by the way this pandemic has revealed the precariousness of the American health care system.
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The precariousness of their household is agonizing, even as the tenderness that holds it together is touching and understated.
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White millennials recognize the precariousness of their position atop the nation's racial hierarchy and perceive their status as threatened.
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The rise of Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham and the persistence of Salafi-jihadist groups highlight the precariousness of Syria.
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The eternal Jewish ogre resurfaces — a convenient scapegoat for economic resentments, precariousness, fear, frustration or Israel's oppression of Palestinians.
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The images that foreshadow the turmoil of the Cuban Revolution jar you back to the precariousness of our times.
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But a poor election result, followed by the failure of the coalition talks, has given her an air of precariousness.
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"We keep trudging," she deadpanned, ostensibly resigned to the precariousness of both the art world and the world at large.
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But in other areas, too, relating to infrastructure, income inequality, and health care, Irma provided a case study in precariousness.
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What if millennials were unintelligible to their parents simply because they have resigned themselves to precariousness as life's defining feature?
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That surely must await more fundamental structural and political changes that might address America's chronic postindustrial inequality and labor precariousness.
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"The moment of precariousness is, I think, especially significant now because we are in the lame duck phase," said Bharara.
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The process made her interested in writing a new story, about the precariousness of generational wealth, especially for black families.
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Halep, who has maintained her No. 1 ranking despite not winning a match since August in Cincinnati, projected no precariousness.
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So I would endure the heat and the precariousness for three more years, finally getting a useless degree in veterinary medicine.
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It is only when a serious security threat overshadows the region's economic agenda that we realize the precariousness of the situation.
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Amazon is the clearest example of a corporation exploiting the precariousness created by capitalism — precisely by soothing some of its pain.
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Because of its real and perceived geographic precariousness, Pakistan has naturally gravitated toward asymmetric military solutions — specifically, the use of proxies.
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And as an outcry rises against precariousness in the flexible work economy, governments are being forced to take a harder look.
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Moreover, the reality that apparently favors liberal arts majors is precisely what makes the current job market so forbidding: extreme precariousness.
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He exudes a precariousness that is deeply affecting to anyone even dimly aware of the mysterious connection between creativity and tragedy.
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Then they announced their guaranteed salaries, shining a light on the precariousness of your average UFC's fighter's financial position in the world.
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To go back to your point, I think that is why people feel this sense of precariousness and this sense of doom.
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Her defenders often cite the precariousness of her constitutional position as a reason for her reluctance to speak out about Army abuses.
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If the usual trappings of adulthood don't seem attainable, and a permanent sense of precariousness seems unavoidable, why not embrace impermanence instead?
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The combination of Cuba's economic precariousness and its socialist system make it impossible for there to be a national market for visual art.
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But this time around, she is wary of the precariousness of her condition and terrified of repeating the ordeal — which, inevitably, she does.
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France, Italy and Spain need space to address what Macron calls "injustices" fostered by years of high unemployment, economic precariousness and social exclusion.
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As for precariousness, in America traditional full-time jobs made up the same proportion of employment in 2017 as they did in 2005.
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Another shooting at a festival in New York Saturday that left one dead and 11 injured also emphasized the precariousness of such spaces.
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If the preciousness and precariousness of freshwater eludes many of us, the immediate future will likely afford far fewer that privilege of ignorance.
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Rarely has a film captured so sharply the modern precariousness of working from home, of the artist's struggle to balance freedom and dependence.
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Shettar and Bhabha share a commitment to materiality, to sculptural innovation and to work that responds to the precariousness of our current day.
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We also need history that recognizes how the suffrage movement's history calls attention to the precariousness of voting rights in the United States.
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Jon Aguirresarobe's bright, sometimes eccentric cinematography smooshes faces and locations into a collage of precariousness; loneliness, disillusion and death nibble around the edges.
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With life's precariousness made painfully clear, and with tuition bills mounting, he decided to leave I.B.M. for a higher-paying job at Renaissance.
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It quickly became another indication, like the Yellow Vest protests, of the precariousness that many French feel has come to define their lives.
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The profession comes with financial precariousness, but he said he also hated being onstage, and found coping with reviews and online sniping difficult.
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Without employment rights, gig economy workers that provide services on such tech platforms face ongoing precariousness with limited means to organize and protest changes.
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The use of The Kinks' "Living On A Thin Line," throughout the episode serves as another reminder of the precariousness of each woman's situation.
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So it goes with the new Turkey that we fell in love with, filled with the precariousness of a new place pregnant with possibilities.
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There's a precariousness here, something unwieldy that is masked by the way the individual scenes fold together into a symphony of form and color.
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I have directly experienced both the material and community gains that collective action provides, as well as the precariousness of a non-unionized shop.
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His family had never used it, and, from all accounts, his adult relationships had made him wary of the fragility and precariousness of love.
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A pioneer of video installation art in the early '90s, Ms. Thater explored the beauty and precariousness of the natural world throughout the exhibition.
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There is an acknowledgement that needs to be made about the precariousness and the danger that Black people still face just by self-actualization.
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In the slightly skewed perspective, there's a sense of instability, of precariousness; perhaps the couch is too narrow and the daughter will fall off.
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Her daily life is a stream of accidents, ailments and crises, as if she were bent on proving the precariousness of her mere existence.
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Kicking poor families off of SNAP doesn't just put families at risk of going hungry; it increases their financial precariousness and levels of chronic stress.
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They watched, these unacknowledged servants of the imperial Republic, as certainties evaporated and precariousness spread and words lost meaning and money rode roughshod over sacrifice.
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What these ritual acknowledgments of life's precariousness can do is wake you up to the breath filling your lungs and the sun on your face.
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At the same time, the backdrop for these online experiences is a heightened sense of worry about the precariousness of their physical privacy and security.
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They worked because of growing precariousness, inequality, impunity, alienation, globalization, tribalism, powerlessness, bombardment and cacophony — all the failures of democracies and bewilderments of digital disruption.
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But it is an illustration of the political precariousness of billionaires that the idea has since become something like mainline thought on the progressive left.
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They are often content to work part-time, are not looking for career progression and are better able to deal with the precariousness of such jobs.
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The precariousness of their position means that, for many Cambodians, their country's arbitrary law enforcement, weak bureaucracy, and corrupt elites are the focus of growing concern.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON – Mona Hatoum's work is often described through long words and large concepts: globalization, geopolitics, imprisonment, destruction, domesticity, precariousness, surveillance.
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You can feel the increasing sense of precariousness in how those on the edges of the opposition are being forced more strongly into the fray. —K.
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The precariousness of the situation was made plain in 2006 and 2009, when Russia temporarily interrupted the transport of gas through Ukraine, causing shortages in several countries.
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"Yellow Landscape" (27), composed of delicately balanced wood and fishing weights on string, depicts a world filled with anti-Asian sentiment, in a constant state of precariousness.
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The chaos of power, the fragility of empires, the tottering precariousness of globalisation—devour or be devoured—these were the themes he returned to again and again.
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It wouldn't pass muster in journalism school, but I trusted that Times readers could perceive the precariousness of Fred's situation without his having to live in darkness.
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What unites them all is a desire for greater freedom and a sustainable mode of living, whether born out of economic precariousness, political ideology, or aspirational commercialism.
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This sense of a universal precariousness is heightened in the next room, which is dark and filled with dirt, with a red bulb providing the only light.
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The uncertainty of the suffrage victory foreshadows the precariousness of voting rights today, when even those who supposedly have the right are often prevented from exercising it.
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Contact with them is "ineffably spoiling," but when "the uneasy sense of precariousness intrudes" Tina is reporting sidewalks spotted with the homeless and streets full of limos.
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Cruzvillegas's forms embody the precariousness and hope, if not the danger, of contemporary notions of borders, and the forces at work that make them porous or impenetrable.
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"We see the increasing precariousness of employment," said Karl Widerquist, a philosopher at Georgetown University in Qatar, and a prominent advocate for a universal social safety net.
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As the government put his relationship with this country in peril, thousands of people chirped in online to poke at the unlikeliness, and precariousness, of his situation.
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It is an apt allegory for the precariousness of those Americans, especially people of color and women, who manage to rise above their origins and momentarily succeed.
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The Trump administration's efforts to put the "Temporary" back in Temporary Protected Status have been put on hold by another lawsuit — but TPS holders' precariousness and anxiety remain.
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But far more likely is that they're bad at work because of just how much work they do — especially when it's performed against a backdrop of financial precariousness.
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Youth unemployment in France, at 2000 percent, is among the highest in Europe, adding to social precariousness in the marginalized banlieues — suburban enclaves heavily populated by Muslim residents.
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DRC's Ministry of Health (MOH) continues providing daily updates, which show continued deaths of people who were not known to be infected, illustrating the precariousness of the situation.
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Others will be struck by the similarities the characters share: the bonds of family, the precariousness of their livelihoods and, of course, the fickle, rain-soaked Mississippi earth.
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But the precariousness of the city's willingness to sustain a cultural moment—in a long tradition of notable Torontonian cultural moments—is ultimately not Drake's matter to repair.
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"For us precariousness is a structural issue in our job market and it is our priority to tackle it," Secretary of State for Employment Miguel Cabrita told Reuters.
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"The image speaks loudly about the precariousness people live in," said Mehdi Lahlou, an economist and professor at the National Institute of Statistics and Applied Economics in Rabat.
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In the midst of all this confusion and social precariousness, some people are leaving behind daily routines, apartments, and personal independence to be closer to their loved ones.
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For the privilege of doing "creative" work, we are asked to accept conditions of financial anxiety and precariousness that in previous times were unthinkable to the gainfully employed.
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But the Australian Open, set apart from nearby streets, surrounded by gates and high walls, had a decidedly different feel from the bare bones precariousness of the demonstration.
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Now, in a reflection of the volatility of the film business and the precariousness of deal making with Chinese companies, Legendary is facing uncomfortable questions about its future.
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For Americans, a particularly helpful gain would be a sharp reduction in what sociologists have termed precariousness – the risk of a sudden steep fall down the socio-economic ladder.
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"We must get out from the cage," Salvini said in a interview with broadcaster Canale 5, adding that EU policy over the past decade had brought "precariousness and despair".
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It refers, in part, to the overwhelming sense of precariousness around the ability to house yourself that has become a major horizon of experience for people living in cities.
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Critics say, however, that despite efforts to increase protections, European regulators need to close loopholes in labor laws that foster unstable employment, low wages and a cycle of precariousness.
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But the crisis also points to the precariousness of "gig work" performed by a small army of independent contractors, who don't receive sick pay, workers' compensation, or health benefits.
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The stakes are different, but the same fundamental choice in the face of precariousness remains the same: Does safety come from contorting ourselves to look more like everyone else?
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Feminism (the shoe stitchers are all women), French craftsmanship and lack of respect for middle management are all lyricized, while empty design studios underscore the precariousness of couture itself.
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The concession underlines the precariousness of the government's position, and its vulnerability to political ambush in Parliament, where it now runs the constant risk of losing votes after Mrs.
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She argued the ongoing precariousness regarding citizens' protections; safety concerns amid an increase in xenophobic attacks and a weaker U.K. currency had all dented Britain's appeal among EU workers.
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But her internment at Tanforan and Topaz left her with a lasting sense of the precariousness of life — the apprehension that unexpected perils could befall one at any moment.
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Examining the precariousness of life and death from this mythological referent, each jar is etched with a woman's figure, whose fate is determined by the water level of the jar.
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But pollsters and political analysts alike portrayed Hillary Clinton's victory as an inevitability, failing to realize the precariousness of their own models' assumptions and to communicate any sense of uncertainty.
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Kim may have been reminded of the precariousness of his position by last month's invasion of the North Korean embassy in Spain by a group calling for his regime's ouster.
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He has achieved a version of his dreams, but still sees, in the stories of those he covers, a reflection of himself, and the precariousness of family, home and safety.
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In a sign of the government's precariousness, it agreed to fund abortions in England for women from Northern Ireland amid pressure from an emboldened opposition and from within Conservatives' ranks.
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But Shiferaw makes that arch, insular language generated from the choir of Abstract Expressionism into a pidgin that also references hip hop, contemporary politics, and the precariousness of black life.
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The congressman, who has taken the hard line on immigration typical of many Republicans in the past, has used the precariousness of Ms. Dumala's situation to argue for immigration reform.
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The presidential election has already highlighted the precariousness of Ryan's position in the party, but a comfortable Republican majority has worked to insulate him from the faction's more obstructionist demands.
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She tells me it's a combination of a feeling of precariousness about her status since the election, along with fears of getting trolled online if she uses her real name.
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The fact that the first tranche of the bailout had to be brought forward highlights the precariousness of Eskom's financial position, which has been exacerbated by spiraling diesel and maintenance costs.
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We have other family health risks, and as we get older, the precariousness of our situation increases; after Zach's latest cancer scare, we determined that with my healthcare plan's copay etc.
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The fact that the first tranche of the bailout had to be brought forward highlights the precariousness of Eskom's financial position, which has been exacerbated by spiralling diesel and maintenance costs.
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The precariousness of Maggie's pregnancy has been a persistent subplot this half of the season, through the Battle of Alexandria, the assault on the Saviors and her subsequent captivity and abuse.
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The combination of the Great Recession, the rising cost of education, the unreliability of health insurance and the growing precariousness of the workplace has left young people with gnawing material insecurity.
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The works arrive at a time of growing economic precariousness: 6 in 10 Americans believe that another downturn is on the horizon, according to a recent Washington Post-ABC News poll.
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One of the haunting elements of The Handmaid's Tale is seeing how a confluence of factors — ecological disaster, economic precariousness, and the like — create an environment ripe for a totalitarian takeover.
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In the strange world of Soviet pop art, rife with the precariousness of visual language and sophisticated humor, a lot of the art remains impenetrable to the touristic curator without serious research.
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Illustration by Dougall DawsonThe through-line of Sincerely, Future Pollution—Timber Timbre's latest released on Arts & Crafts and City Slang— is the impermanence and precariousness of modern civilizations, Taylor Kirk told me.
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If we can mull over the possibility that we are not the first Earthlings to have produced a technologically advanced civilization, perhaps we can better appreciate the precariousness of our current situation.
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The collective got quite a bit of press during this period and were able to amplify their message through social media and a website designed to serve artists dealing with economic precariousness.
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This paradox — the devil's bargain of a city that operates as a laboratory for bold visions in exchange for social and economic precariousness — is at the heart of the city's creative life.
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Danes gives us a Carrie who's older and wiser ("I'm not as fun as I used to be," she deadpans, ordering a nonalcoholic drink) but also wrenchingly aware of her own precariousness.
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But when she spoke about the precariousness of her new life in Kazakhstan — and the possibility she might be sent back to China to face internment again — her body heaved with sobs.
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"Monsieur Macron is the candidate of wild globalization, of Uberization, of precariousness, of social brutality, of war of all against all, of economic ransacking, in particular by our big companies," she said.
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All of these things seem equally out of reach and tantalizingly close at hand, and the same consumer economy that creates such precariousness also provides a steady stream of pleasure and diversion.
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But in the last few months her tweets have taken on a darker tone and reflect the precariousness and drama of her life in one of the most dangerous places on the planet.
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"The gains made as a society in improving the health of previous generations may well be eroded by the precariousness and instability of the lives some young people are facing," the report said.
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But dealing with housing precariousness as a young Black queer person, and being part of a community of Black trans sex workers, Mikal knew better than to treat these murders like freak occurrences.
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Nearly 220,22016 people who were on track to get their rights restored under Mr. Crist lost that chance when Mr. Scott changed the rules — a stark example of the precariousness of voting rights.
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Mr. Grooms and Ms. Gross's distorted rendering of the city in papier-mâché, vinyl and fiberglass spoke to the precariousness of urban life, the impermanent character of the city at any given moment.
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Gabriela Salazar's "Matters in Shelter (and Place, Puerto Rico)" (2018) looks like a cross between an emergency shelter and a temple, while Allison Janae Hamilton's tambourine towers suggest resilience born out of precariousness.
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Though there's an element of competition, it seems mainly motivated by a drive, amid political precariousness, to take command over whatever you can—along with, in minimalism's case particularly, mounting unease with consumer culture.
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What made the album powerful was its acknowledgment of life's precariousness, an awareness that arrives in the course of the day, as someone close to him is shot and Lamar begins rethinking his faith.
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The idea of bringing in a lot of third-party data — and all the dependability and precariousness that this entails — begs the question of what Crunchbase feels like it should always own for itself.
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Given its emphasis on the predatory behavior of powerful men and the precariousness of the journalistic profession, it is as topical as any movie made this year, and a good deal funnier than most.
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Up to her eyeballs in student debt, one of her two jobs is waitressing, where she feels pressured to tolerate inappropriate behavior from customers and colleagues because of the precariousness of living off tips.
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Once he's charmed his way into Greenleaf's company, however, Ripley is reminded of the precariousness of his position, in contrast with his comrade's dilettantish ease, achieved without effort, simply underwritten by his father's fortune.
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The intense chain of events combined with the fiscal precariousness created by American sanctions and undying anxiety about potential military conflict with the United States have knocked the wind out of everyone living here.
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The popularity of astrology is often explained as the result of the decline of organized religion and the rise of economic precariousness, and as one aspect of a larger turn to New Age modalities.
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Seeing Golub tiptoe along the edge of the pool surrounded by microphones, and at times twiddling electronic equipment, introduced a sense of precariousness to the performance that also made the music sound slightly ominous.
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He continues by discussing the idea of abolishing billionaires: But it is an illustration of the political precariousness of billionaires that the idea has since become something like mainline thought on the progressive left.
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Nassir is one of those celebrated Iranian painters from a generation that stands at the transitional moment between the strictures of modern art and the precariousness of the contemporary moment, probably indulging in both.
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Individual employers might endure some embarrassment and take a few extra financial hits, but things will go on as before, only with more opportunities for summary dismissal, still more widespread fear and precariousness among employees.
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"These dynamics suggest that North Korea is an increasingly risky strategic asset [for China], in view of the recalcitrance of the [Kim Jong Un] leadership and the precariousness of its finances and economy," Byrne said.
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Estévez Cruz cited the precariousness of freelance business (due to a lack of job security, benefits, and regular, guaranteed pay) as reasons why freelancers often struggle to point out when their contracts aren't being respected.
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"If we look at the informal economy and the anticipated increase in informal work and more precariousness and vulnerability, then we are very far from decent work and human rights in the workplace," she said.
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The precariousness of lives in Los Cabos's poor sections was starkly illustrated this month when Tropical Storm Lidia lashed the area, flooding neighborhoods, destroying scores of poorly built homes and killing at least six people.
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If she could hang on and get through the next election, the demographics of the state might eventually shift enough for her to lose that sense of precariousness and strengthen her hold on the seat.
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"The modest material advantages recognized for former high state officials...are not intended to enrich these officials but to grant them a vital minimum (salary) so they don't fall ... into indigence and precariousness," Kalala said.
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From the "Young Dumb and Broke" music video, Khalid's care-free vibing to his own music was for all those moments we had no choice but to dance through the precariousness and uncertainty of 2019.
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But often what we feel instead is a sense of precariousness—a gut-level suspicion that hard work, thrift, and following the rules won't give us control over the story, much less guarantee a happy ending.
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It was the point in history immediately before the anxiety that became the defining issue of the present era, arising from the so-called 'War on Terror,' the 2008 financial crisis, precariousness, debt, and social media.
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This inconvenient machine, located outside in the brutal heat of a New York summer, is a reminder both of the outrageous expense of mounting any kind of art show and of art's own precariousness and fragility.
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Contemplating some of the sorrows in her own past and the precariousness of the European present, she keeps gloom at bay with her resilient faith in the power of art to conserve and expand human dignity.
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"This (European demand growth) is unlikely to last, though, with the ongoing precariousness of the European economies now dealing with added uncertainty following the result of the UK referendum on membership of the European Union," it added.
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A shaky hand-held camera follows the action in Tel-Aviv's trendiest bars and clubs, as well as the girls' rented apartment at the center of the city, adequality conveying the precariousness of a life lived secretly.
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For at least a decade, accelerating since the crash of 2008, fears and resentments had been building over the impunity of elites, the dizzying disruption of technology, the influx of migrants and the precariousness of modern existence.
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Intelligently conceived and beautifully realized, these paintings implied a wide-ranging critique of the tenuous nature of shelter, the ongoing crumbling of infrastructure, and the precariousness of real estate markets and maybe even the gallery system itself.
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The crisis highlights the precariousness of Delhi's water infrastructure, which supplies both the city's gleaming skyscrapers and its teeming slums, and has left residents wondering how it could happen in a country that prides itself on technological innovation.
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The implicit logic of such an editorial principle seems to be that the precariousness of the present—what prominent German sociologist Ulrich Beck has called our world "risk society"—demands critical engagements that are themselves bold and precarious.
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I decided that football, the NFL — again, like Silicon Valley, like Washington — seemed like there had been a tipping point and there was sort of a mingling of intense prosperity with precariousness and it just seemed very nervous.
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The economic precariousness among Americans has become notoriously widespread, but it's the worst for African-Americans without a high school diploma, over half of whom couldn't handle an unexpected expense as low as $220 with their current income.
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The images that jar you back to reality and the precariousness of our times are those that foreshadow the turmoil and turnover soon to come to Cuba; the handful that depict the revolution do so with stunning candor.
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"In Beirut, precariousness is a form of identity," said Christine Tohme, a curator and director of Ashkal Alwan, a research, production and study space that emerged in the 1990s as a place for artists to reclaim a public identity.
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To focus on the telic is to focus, all too often, on the distance and precariousness of our goals: to provide health care for all, to halt the resurgence of white supremacy, to limit global warming to 2 degrees.
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"Contemplating some of the sorrows in her own past and the precariousness of the European present, she keeps gloom at bay with her resilient faith in the power of art to conserve and expand human dignity," Mr. Scott said.
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"In order to save Greece, first we have to lose it," Christos Ikonomou writes in "Good Will Come From the Sea," and it is through this dark but discerning prism that he considers the precariousness of his country's fate.
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The suit has put a spotlight on the new digital forums, like Instagram accounts and Google spreadsheets, that have been used to surface allegations of harassment in the #MeToo era and have highlighted the precariousness of maintaining anonymity online.
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It was a moment of absurd precariousness, following a set of more mundane moments of danger—digitalist blast beats playing under dizzy vocalizations, the dead-eyed roar of tremolo picked guitar lines clashing up against the rough edges of electronic abstractions.
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It's crushing public debt, its insolvent public pension plans, the collapsed energy grid, the massive migration, the continuing implosion of its real estate market, the precariousness of the public health system, and last year's devastation caused by Hurricanes Irma and María.
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The New York Times reported on Friday that White House insiders are now planning to create a war room and add communications aides dedicated to fighting impeachment, a sign that Trump may finally be grasping the precariousness of his position.
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The New York Times reported on Friday that White House insiders were now planning to create a war room and add communications aides dedicated to fighting impeachment, a sign that Trump may finally be grasping the precariousness of his position.
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Sanders, as someone who once labored in precarious economic circumstances, was relatable in ways that many left-wing populist leaders around the world have historically been relatable; they rose from humble beginnings, and carry with them the anxieties of that precariousness.
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"There's a precariousness to the recovery and a fragility in the lives of poor people right now," said Olivia Golden, the executive director of the Center for Law and Social Policy, an advocacy organization based in Washington that opposed budget cuts.
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But if the first decade of the 215st century was defined by the rise and fall of what George W. Bush described as the American "ownership society," the second saw that myth permanently disintegrate, replaced by the realities of economic precariousness.
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And with many workers upset about the increased instability and precariousness of their jobs, the union is also pressing G.M. to stop using so many temps — they represent 21.5 percent of the company's work force and make just $2430 an hour.
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The quickening pace of our jobs, our technology and our lives makes this precariousness feel immediate; a jittery uncertainty fosters a skepticism toward the "cool objective perspective," which feels too remote to be useful, and encourages a recourse to instinct.
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The precariousness of this arrangement was recently brought to the fore following the aborted Soyuz launch of October 11, 2018—an incident that has, for all intents and purposes, made space inaccessible to NASA astronauts pending a Russian review of the incident.
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And that's before you consider the many other factors that can make restaurants a dicey game, from changing cuisine tastes, to changing eating habits — many get food delivered today — to the precariousness of the commercial real estate market and so much more.
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Lee Do-hoon, a sociologist also at Yonsei University, thinks that those who have come of age in the past two decades have a sense of precariousness because of the Asian financial crisis of 1997-98 and the global one a decade later.
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Still, this financial precariousness is decades in the making, Jennifer Tescher, founder and CEO of the Financial Health Network, tells CNBC Make It. Tescher says that as housing, medical and education costs have increased dramatically in recent years, wages have not kept up.
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It speaks volumes about the precariousness of the situation that the most powerful senior officials in the executive branch, other than the president himself, spend so much of their time justifying their continued service, whispering soothing words to both themselves and to reporters.
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Certainly, recent events have gone a long way to revealing the cracks in American society that Sanders has tried throughout his two presidential runs to clarify, from the yawning gaps in our health care system to the precariousness of America's working class.
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The precariousness of Kurdish lives in Turkey in times of nationalist hysteria is strikingly illustrated by the murder of Siren Tosun, a 19-year-old laborer from Diyarbakir, who was attacked and shot in the head for speaking Kurdish in late August.
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"Globalism has positive effects, but it also increases precariousness and inequalities," said Thomas Guénolé, a political-science professor at Sciences Po. The vote on Sunday came after a bruising campaign in which the public repeatedly rejected candidates who were expected to be winners.
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South Korea has been rethinking the precariousness of an export strategy that is too dependent on China, a country that is not only allied with North Korea, but is also becoming a direct competitor in manufacturing and of late, pop culture and television dramas.
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The passing reference to the Supreme Court also serves as a reminder to Democrats of the precariousness of the social gains they have made with the help of the judiciary, and the urgency in electing a president who would appoint judges to safeguard them.
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What to watch: The grid's precariousness has attracted the attention of a bipartisan group of 18 governors — the Governors' Wind & Solar Energy Coalition — who in a recent letter urged the head of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to help integrate and modernize the nation's power grids.
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Every day, activists and organizers are working to improve women's access to family planning services, mounting nonprofit efforts to counteract the steady rollback of the welfare state, and combating the neoliberal policy consensus that consigns women—and men and children—to acute conditions of inequality and precariousness.
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My millennial precariousness is balanced, if that's the word, by an ability to make rash decisions that renders my situation more bearable: I could theoretically bail at any time and become a vegan surfer in Ubud, filing dispatches to editors still marooned behind their Midtown desks.
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His eye-opening 2014 documentary, Merchants of Doubt, shows how a handful of scientists with strong political ties dispelled misinformation to the public about the dangers of tobacco and climate change; his 2016 documentary Command and Control exposes the precariousness surrounding the safety of nuclear weapons.
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But in interviews with BuzzFeed News, more than two dozen current and former servers described Ziosk as a source of financial and emotional anxiety, a vector of discrimination and harassment in the workplace, and an added layer to the economic and psychological precariousness that already defines restaurant work.
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Underscoring the precariousness of it all, Kim Clijsters, the former No. 1 trying to make a comeback at age 36 after seven years off tour, announced that she was unable to return in January because of a knee injury, reportedly sustained while playing a different racket sport: padel.
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But there's also a precariousness in sports success few other workers face: the fact that Sale, who has seemingly been on the trade block for the past two years, could legally be sold—for cash or barter—to another company, and there's nothing he can do about it.
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Whether it was the precariousness of Johnson being completely at Cantwell's mercy after so thoroughly posterizing him, or if Cantwell just appreciates a good old-fashioned piggy-back dunk, even if he's the dunkee, Cantwell held on to Johnson until refs were able to help wrangle him down.
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Against this backdrop, the UN appointment (even to war torn Libya) would likely have been a welcome escape for Fayyad from the frustrations and precariousness of his position at home and perhaps some small saving grace for the indignities repeatedly suffered at the hands of the Palestinian Authority.
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Mr. Erdogan has already chipped away at Turkey's democratic institutions, purging the courts and civil service of suspected opponents, bringing the media to heel, and leaving in place a state of emergency after a failed coup in 443 that has added a new level of precariousness to the campaign.
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Watching her in the field, I sensed the precariousness of her emotional tightrope: at one end is her decision to name the pigs rather than allowing them to remain as anonymous heads of livestock, and at the other end is their slaughter, which she will witness but not record.
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Sanders's line on recognition is the opposite, the classic democratic socialist response to liberal democracy: Respect for everyone is a great idea, but it won't be real until everyone enjoys economic security, non-humiliating work, and a kind of economic dignity that the precariousness and disruption of the market undermine.
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We're deeply in debt, working more hours and more jobs for less pay and less security, struggling to achieve the same standards of living as our parents, operating in psychological and physical precariousness, all while being told that if we just work harder, meritocracy will prevail, and we'll begin thriving.
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But like most of Ambarchi's work, the longer you listen, the more you get caught up in the constant momentum of the whole thing—the fragmented precariousness that can feel like being in the backseat of a car that's moving just a little too fast for you to get comfortable.
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Two recent edited collections situated at the crossroads of art, capitalism, and risk, Speculations ("The future is _____") (Triple Canopy, 2015) and Speculation, Now (Duke University Press, 2014), make the case that, given the precariousness of the present, now is not the time for artists and intellectuals to play things safe.
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Ryan Enos, a political scientist at Harvard whose research has demonstrated the precariousness of liberal racial commitments when tested in real world circumstances, replied by email to my inquiries: There is no doubt that there is more ambivalence on these issues among liberals and moderates than is reflected in the polls.
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And in the years immediately before that death, her life was lived in conditions of the utmost precariousness, in occupied France, and it was there that she conceived the project of re-creating the story of her own family, painting her way through — and perhaps beyond — her own suicidal inclinations.
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Although there are some glancing contemporaneous references, the social milieu of the book remains much closer to the interwar or wartime setting of her earlier novels; the prescriptions of class still pass unchallenged; and a "bachelor girl" faces conditions of dingy and callous precariousness that have not been seen for a while.
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The book contains much of the same raw material as others we group under the "feminist dystopia" label—a sensitivity to the many faces of inequality; a sharp attunement to the precariousness of female existence; the diffuse cocktail of fury and exhaustion that comes with the work of trying to navigate it.
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"There are two vibes here," said Sophia Gaston, the managing director of the British Foreign Policy Group, a research institute, "a triumphant sense of energy and momentum putting the party on course to win a majority in a general election, and a sense of profound precariousness and that things could fall apart."
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I got the impression that the company was implying its workers preferred this injustice — they were single moms and college students who valued the flexibility and character-building precariousness of their gig worker status more than such trifling elite concerns as getting the full amount of money customers intended them to have.
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I got the impression that the company was implying its workers preferred this injustice — they were single moms and college students who valued the flexibility and character-building precariousness of their gig worker status more than such trifling elite concerns as getting the full amount of money customers intended them to have.
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Meanwhile, Republican Congressman Darrell Issa has recently reintroduced legislation that would limit skilled immigration to the U.S.. One anonymous engineer who's three years into his green card wait described how, for immigrants in Silicon Valley, everyday financial decisions around taxes, 401Ks, and stock options, are more complicated because of the precariousness of their positions.
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But, for me—and, I suspect, for others who have come of age alongside the Internet and have coped with the pace and the precariousness of contemporary living with a mixture of ambient fatalism and flares of impetuous tenderness—she struck a hopeful nerve of possibility that I hadn't felt in a long time.
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It is in, but not of, the museum, and Mr. Esparza has invited five artists not officially in the Biennial to exhibit their work here, most notably Beatriz Cortez, whose 211-foot-high "Cairn," assembled from large chunks of volcanic rock, is a fragile balancing act that speaks volumes about the precariousness of life today.
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"Ellison really viewed the clinic as a prism for understanding African-American experiences, primarily with migration and urbanization and the precariousness of life in a ghetto," Gabriel N. Mendes, an assistant professor at the University of California, San Diego, who wrote a book about the clinic, "Under the Strain of Color," said in a phone interview.
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But in technology's disorienting cacophony, the disaggregation of increasingly unequal societies, the frustrations of the many millions for whom life has become an exercise in precariousness, the pressures of globalization and mass migration, the stirring of racism, the spread of terrorism, and the steady undermining of truth, the seeds of a new authoritarianism have been sown.
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Born in Chicago and raised in the Midwest, where her family was constantly on the move because of her father's gambling debts, Murray escaped the extreme poverty and precariousness of her childhood in large part thanks to a high school art teacher who paid for her to attend the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
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By making material the vulnerabilities of contemporary relationships between Chicago and Michoacán, tracing a physical (in)balance between geographies with the plants that traverse the edges of these nation states, Cruzvillegas's forms embody the precariousness and hope, if not the danger, of contemporary notions of borders, and the forces at work that make them porous or impenetrable.
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With a focus on art driven by crisis, the Yokohama Museum of Art, and the two well chosen historical venues — the Red Brick Warehouse No. 20173, and the Yokohama Port Opening Memorial Hall — displays most of the works in which artists mine current and historical events to level indictments as well as reappraise the precariousness of contemporary conditions.
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A few works, like "IDLER, LEZZER, TOSSPIECE (THE WDW SWING NOSE & SCALLOP VERSION" (2010) — in which a pair of plush toy scallops sit on a swing, wide-eyed and perhaps terrified — and "LACANCAN" (2010), which consists of a blue plush hermit crab sitting (or perhaps stranded) on a lifeguard stand, seem to hint at the current precariousness of sea life.
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Fresh anxieties about the precariousness of work and the increasingly precarious place of the worker have, meanwhile, permeated the cultural mainstream, from mounting critiques of the so-called gig economy to the teachers' strikes enjoying popular support nationwide to Steven Spielberg's "Ready Player One," a Hollywood vision of the future that features characters who become indentured servants to rapacious tech overlords.
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Today scapegoats are sought everywhere for the widespread feeling that something is amiss: that jobs are being lost; that precariousness has replaced security; that incomes are stagnant or falling; that politicians have been bought; that the bankers behind the 2008 meltdown got off unscathed; that immigrants are free riders; that inequality is out of control; that tax systems are skewed; that terrorists are everywhere.
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His most affective pieces are those that engage the relationship between capitalist cycles of consumption and disuse and biological cycles of life and death, but with the knowledge that pondering these themes is an indulgence that many people can't afford; they are the pieces in which the drama and precariousness of existence are kept at bay by a greater urgency, that of maintaining our lives.
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To get a sense of how dire this is, take a look at the list of the nine previous deaths and their causes, circulated by the Marine Mammal Center in a statement: Due to the precariousness of the latest dead whale's resting place, "it's unsafe for the Center's necropsy team to attempt to perform a necropsy, or animal autopsy," said Marine Mammal Center spokesperson Giancarlo Rulli in an email.
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The uncomfortable truth about the Trump campaign is that, like the Brexit campaign, it is perfectly timed to ride a mood of popular revolt — against neoliberal economics, against the bankers who emerged with impunity from the 2008 financial meltdown, against what Farage called "global corporatism," against seemingly uncontrolled immigration, and against the politicians behind growing workplace precariousness and a pervasive sense of personal control lost to impersonal forces.
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Like the players whose careers he helped shape—Sid Abel, Dave Keon, Steve Yzerman, Wayne Gretzky—he was a humble superstar who pointed to his teammates more than he pointed to himself; an attitude not cultivated by agents and managers wanting to spin his brand, but rather out of a sensitivity for the precariousness and fragility of the sport, an awareness born out of an early life-threatening head injury suffered during a game that was relieved only after doctors geysered blood from his skull on a trainer's table to ease the cranial pressure.
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Beginning in the 1980s, a period of political tumult in Nigeria, and moving on through 2008, "Stay With Me" fluently explores the interface between the personal and the political, and the precariousness of stability and safety in both realms: how public events — be they elections, protests or coups — take place while people are getting on with their daily lives, eating or opening a window, fighting with a spouse or taking care of a sick child; how dreams, ideals and romantic relationships can be shaped by distant but momentous developments on the national stage.
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I am proud of the work we are doing to present progressive and challenging artists and exhibitions for vast audiences, including this year alone: David Wojnarowicz, an outcast voice silenced much too early; Zoe Leonard, a poet of the unseen and unsung; Pacha, Llaqta, Wasichay, a chance to experience powerful new Latinx voices; Programmed, a radical rethinking of art and technology; Mary Corse, a giant of her generation often overlooked because of her gender; Grant Wood, who worked in other challenging times; Between the Waters, a view of young artists grappling with environmental precariousness; Nick Mauss's meditation on dance, fashion, design and untold queer histories; and now, Andy Warhol, whose work continues to interrogate and upend how we think of the world today.
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