The companies have offered to divest Evonik's precipitated silica business for dental applications in Europe, Middle East and Africa and Huber Silica's precipitated silica business for defoamer applications and its hydrophobic precipitated silica business in Europe.
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This precipitated a stall rather than, as intended, preventing one.
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Authorities said an argument between the two precipitated her death.
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Police said an argument between the two precipitated her death.
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Populist campaigns have prefigured, provoked, and sometimes precipitated political realignments.
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The crisis seems to have been precipitated by two factors.
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"They precipitated a crisis," she said of the administration's lockout.
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Khrushchev himself precipitated this shift by refusing to provide aid.
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Jameson said she had no information on what precipitated the violence.
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But let&aposs not forget the suspect precipitated his own death.
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The conditions precipitated by El Niño served as a dry run.
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"By definition, motion sickness is precipitated by motion," Dr. Suurna says.
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He did not offer an explanation for what precipitated the violence.
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Ryan and his colleagues precipitated a sharp drop in consumer confidence.
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This has precipitated a tidal wave of Muslim immigration into Europe.
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Family members expressed bewilderment over what could have precipitated the attack.
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Family members expressed bewilderment over what could have precipitated the attack.
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The conversation that precipitated their seduction "was like skiing," Eugenides writes.
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The lack of democratic decision-making in Flint precipitated this disaster.
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The northern white rhino's demise wasn't precipitated by their evolutionary undoing.
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He's been on a drunk precipitated by Hughie's death, he says.
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The confrontation that precipitated the fallout occurred shortly before noon on Saturday.
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The affidavit made no mention of what might have precipitated the melee.
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What precipitated the grant was a push by military personnel with children.
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Critics of the bombings are skeptical that they truly precipitated Japan's surrender.
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That precipitated a cascade of recognitions by others, especially in Latin America.
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In reality, the break was mutual, precipitated by Steele's act of conscience.
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An argument between Uribe and one of his aunts precipitated the killings.
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The challenge was precipitated by a non-endorsement of high-profile black
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The suspension on February 6 was precipitated by insubordination by Mr. Cummins.
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It wasn't a "secret society" that precipitated the bureau's loss of prestige.
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Saudi Arabia may also be hurt, even though it precipitated the crisis.
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Twice under President Barack Obama, Republican lawmakers precipitated acute crises of governance.
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It's unclear what precipitated the violence, but frankly ... does it really matter?
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He thought the increasing reliance on "Moneyball" principles had precipitated his retirement.
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This year's collapse was precipitated by a dog fight, Petit told race officials.
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It is easy to imagine that these changes somehow precipitated violent territorial clashes.
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That report precipitated the investigation into whether Trump should be removed from office.
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Nor does it alter the administration's zero-tolerance policy that precipitated the crisis.
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The early-morning House vote ended a brief government shutdown precipitated by Sen.
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Shortly after Yolande Betbeze was named Miss America 1951, she precipitated a crisis.
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Charles's actions also directly precipitated a civil war that ultimately ended his reign.
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Human activity has precipitated a vicious cycle, and only we can stop it.
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But the same traits have precipitated the most damaging moments of his presidency.
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Just as disappointing: The crisis precipitated by Tuco's assault seems to have passed.
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Last season's fracture in the Underwoods' relationship was primarily precipitated by two things.
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The fallout from Comey's firing precipitated the appointment of special counsel Robert Mueller.
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Mr. Trump's latest defiance of congressional oversight demands precipitated the break among Democrats.
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Criticism from outside the profession precipitated "a sense of internal crisis" within it.
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Mr. Bolton's argument that this was a crazy idea precipitated this week's rupture.
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Reince Priebus Spicer's resignation precipitated two weeks of shakeups at the White House.
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His hard-line rule precipitated the momentous pro-democracy Umbrella Movement of 19973.
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Nevelson's spirituality was precipitated by the first Krishnamurti lecture she attended in 1928.
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This, in turn, precipitated a devastating civil war; the worst in modern African history.
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One of the country's few impeachments, Andrew Johnson's, was precipitated by a veto override.
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It has precipitated about a dozen lawsuits against insurers, some seeking class-action status.
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It has also precipitated sharp declines in others, from Australia to the Iberian Peninsula.
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It is no secret that Xi has precipitated sweeping changes in China's political system.
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There were no arrests, and no word on what might have precipitated the violence.
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Its onset is often precipitated by episodes of intense stress or severe chronic stress.
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The end of federal incentives for manufacturing in 6900 precipitated a severe economic depression.
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Had the Randolph disintegrated in a mushroom cloud, it could have precipitated nuclear war.
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Nicholl said the attempt to arrest Chekatt was likely to have precipitated the attack.
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This month marks the fortieth anniversary of the student protests that precipitated the Iranian Revolution.
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Anonymous students responded that deception from adults and a lack of empathy precipitated their decisions.
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Similarly, I'm not going to blame my new sleep habits with my coffee-precipitated issues.
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That breakout performance precipitated an eight-figure extension and a rep as Milwaukee's franchise player.
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The car that Solis believes precipitated his mother's murder had to be sold for cash.
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Iran apparently disregarded those warnings and thus precipitated the Israeli counter-strike on May 9.
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The ongoing fiscal crisis has already precipitated a massive loss of talent on the island.
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Her addiction precipitated her fallout with Tupac, but the pair reconciled after she got clean.
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KARE11 could not identify the robbery the officer referred to that precipitated the traffic stop.
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I precipitated a minor uproar by refusing to sign but was eventually waved in nonetheless.
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And this outburst was precipitated by a couple of other events that happened in Charlottesville.
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Then came the comedy, which nearly precipitated tragedy from the perspective of the Clinton campaign.
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First, it precipitated an Iranian retaliatory attack on two Iraqi bases housing U.S. military officials.
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A financial crisis precipitated an unprecedented popular uprising on October 17 against corruption in government.
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This precipitated the resignation of a government minister and the prime minister's chief of staff.
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Both presidents precipitated a constitutional crisis that could be solved only through an impeachment process.
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"If the national emergency was precipitated by a threat to national defense," says retired Army Gen.
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But having precipitated the crisis, Mr Dutton's cabal did not have the support to take power.
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The warning, precipitated by an E.coli outbreak in 11 states and Canada, was issued on Tuesday.
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The mission, dubbed Desert One, was a complete military and political humiliation and precipitated Vance's resignation.
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The Boer War was fought from 1899 to 1902, and was, in part, precipitated by gold.
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Last week's strike in Los Angeles was precipitated by Uber cutting driver rates by 25 percent.
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No further details about the warrant or the incident that precipitated it have been made public.
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Or anarchy—the ongoing civil war in Syria has precipitated the greatest humanitarian crisis in decades.
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Police offered no possible motive for what precipitated the attacks, which unfolded shortly after 103 a.m.
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In his "Autobiography," Mill recounts a spiritual crisis that, he realized, his education had partly precipitated.
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Morose and often drunk, Pierce proved unable to defuse the tensions that precipitated the Civil War.
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"Information gained from a previous human smuggling investigation precipitated the arrests," read a Marine Corps statement.
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One front-runner is Emmerson Mnangagwa, 43, above, whose ouster as vice president precipitated the crisis.
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The crisis has been precipitated by investor alarm about President Tayyip Erdogan's influence over monetary policy.
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It improved steadily from 1993 until the Hatfield crash in 76, which precipitated a sharp decline.
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"The crisis was precipitated by a stunning disrespect for law enforcement," McSwain said in a statement.
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The fuel subsidy crisis precipitated the resignation of Prime Minister Jack Guy Lafontant in July 2018.
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The terrible, costly Flint tragedy was precipitated by a change in Flint's source of drinking water.
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During the last housing boom, which precipitated the financial crisis, faulty mortgages fueled a flipping frenzy.
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Charlie dies in an accident that was precipitated by her older brother ignoring her at a party.
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Life on the sprawling grasslands precipitated a shift from individualistic ways of living to more cooperative ways.
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The arrests were precipitated by information gathered from a previous human smuggling investigation, the press release said.
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For others a "cognitive opening" to militant Islam, was often precipitated by a personal disappointment or loss.
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Trump's speech came 18 days into a partial government shutdown precipitated by his demand for the wall.
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Americans still want to see some measure of justice for the misconduct that precipitated the financial crisis.
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The transition away from relying on Scaled Composites precipitated a shift in the company's culture as well.
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But the gap between him and two military men brought on to the team precipitated his ouster.
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In that time the conflict has generated over 10,000 civilian casualties and precipitated an appalling humanitarian crisis.
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"The left has precipitated this tense, confrontational approach throughout the country in recent months," Franks told MSNBC.
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But given what precipitated this settlement, you might not be looking for free credit monitoring from Equifax.
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The show's success took Pineapple by surprise, and it appears that the criticism precipitated a self-reckoning.
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"It was sort of a slow burn," Ms. Konner said, when asked what had precipitated the split.
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That raised the specter of another government shutdown at midnight, this one precipitated entirely by Mr. Trump.
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That loss precipitated an intense lifelong privacy and a personal and scientific strategy of quantifying the world.
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This crisis was precipitated by a tweet — published both in English and, crucially, in Arabic — on Aug.
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The attack in November left Mr. Paul with several broken ribs and precipitated a case of pneumonia.
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But no one should crow over last week's extraordinary results, which have precipitated a deep political crisis.
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That was a precursor, in a sense, to the crisis that precipitated the Civil War in 1861.
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But this could not have precipitated or encouraged the Russian hacks — they had taken place months earlier.
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This horrific event precipitated a sharply negative turn in the country's attitudes toward men with nonwhite skin.
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As of now, it's unclear what precipitated the fight -- however, TMZ has confirmed both employees were fired.
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But after all is said and done, the benefit lies in the restructuring process and precipitated changes.
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In return, he seemed to embrace the Saudi worldview—and thus precipitated a crisis among America's Gulf allies.
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The drone attack, he said, precipitated a volley of Iranian missiles launched at Israel from Syria's Golan Heights.
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For every landslide that is triggered primarily by an industrial failure, four more are precipitated by the weather.
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New drone technology and steadily decreasing price points have precipitated the explosive growth of drones in hobbyist markets.
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If that scenario comes to pass, it will be because a series of choices and circumstances precipitated it.
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"Information gained from a previous human smuggling investigation precipitated the arrests," a statement from the Marine Corps said.
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For now the worst has been averted, but the disagreement that precipitated the shutdown is starker than ever.
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The move has been precipitated by a steady increase in the number of unregistered firearms in the country.
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"The pools have this bath tub ring texture around them where these minerals have precipitated out," he said.
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The turmoil has been precipitated by years of government mismanagement and exacerbated by a prolonged oil price slump.
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Such widespread humanitarian complexities have precipitated the largest and most expensive United Nations (UN) peacekeeping operation in history.
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Zimbabwe faced a similar fate under Robert Mugabe after land confiscations and strongman rule precipitated a financial collapse.
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Worse, his intervention in Eastern Ukraine has precipitated many of the very developments Mr. Putin sought to prevent.
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During the 1918 influenza pandemic, a single new prisoner precipitated a mass outbreak in California's San Quentin prison.
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In the United States, the most common cause is a cardiac arrest, often precipitated by a heart attack.
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But just because Trump precipitated this chain of events, it doesn't mean he controls where it is going.
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The Nasdaq rose more than six-fold before the tech bubble spectacularly burst and precipitated an 80 percent slide.
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The event precipitated the passing of long-overdue laws designed to prevent something like this from ever happening again.
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The board's original outreach to CFIUS precipitated the sequence of events that led to Trump's block this past week.
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So my actions, I guess, were precipitated by my feeling of hypocrisy, because I talk about harassment a lot.
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That exhibition used visual art to illustrate deeply problematic historical events, many of them precipitated by the US government.
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The White House economic advisor said China had backtracked on its commitments, which precipitated Trump's decision to increase tariffs.
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The photos that he captured offer an emotional face to an event that precipitated the first international humanitarian effort.
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The second intifada, precipitated by the failure of peace talks at Camp David in 2000, involved guns and bombs.
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In 2015, he left the company for 18 months, a decision precipitated by boardroom battles over the company's direction.
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Magma it ejected may have displaced colder rock and caused an underwater landslide, which in turn precipitated the tsunami.
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Cuts to social services considered basic rights precipitated a "desacralisation of the authorities", argues Mikhail Vinogradov, a political analyst.
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But those changes (which included stripping older, out-of-work members of their voting privileges) precipitated a backlash, too.
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He famously led the charge to defund Obamacare in 2013, a battle that precipitated a 16-day government shutdown.
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An end to the coalition could yet be precipitated by regional elections in three eastern states in the autumn.
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The latest coup, involving Benn, was revealed in an article in the Observer, whose release directly precipitated Benn's firing.
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In fact, Gianforte's assault on Jacobs was precipitated by a question about a new CBO score of the bill.
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Firing Comey precipitated the appointment of Justice Department Special Counsel Robert Mueller, and thrust the White House into crisis.
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I don't know what precipitated your boyfriend's change in attitude; it may be a temporary or a permanent shift.
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Those concerns were heightened by James Mattis's resignation as Defense secretary, a move precipitated by Trump's decision to withdraw.
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That precipitated the collapse of several of the ObamaCare co-op insurers and induced others to exit the market.
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He subsequently struggled with anxiety that spilled into his daily routine and precipitated his release before the 2015 season.
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The United Nations is trying to determine what has precipitated the surge in Pakistanis making the journey through Libya.
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Police said they believed Paddock acted alone but were at a loss to explain what might have precipitated it.
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When did you realize you wanted to move on from it, and what was it that precipitated that change?
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Throughout history the human inclination to explore the unknown has precipitated monumental advances in a short span of time.
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Investors seem to believe it: its share price has recouped half of the 225% drop precipitated by the accusations.
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The news precipitated a 30 percent fall in its shares and the company's CFO, who opposed the idea, quit.
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In a 2007 article, she concluded that Title IX had precipitated a social revolution comparable to the Industrial Revolution.
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The Soviet launch of Sputnik in 1957 precipitated a rich flow of defense-related federal money to academic scientists.
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They blew a two-goal lead against the Czechs, but that collapse was precipitated by prolonged disturbances from protesting fans.
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Seeing snow chilling on his car precipitated the idea and he probably thought to himself, lattice take a closer look.
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He says maximum pressure precipitated the crisis, and North Korean nuclear breakthroughs ended it by essentially ruling out preventative war.
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Police Chief Aaron Lauth said Emswiller's death may have been precipitated by a medical emergency that caused him to fall.
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Her 2014 diagnosis was precipitated by ongoing vocal issues, and as the neurological illness progressed, Ryder's speech continued to deteriorate.
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Arguably then, giving the rebels safe haven in Belize could have precipitated the fall of the military regime in Guatemala.
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And and it's not the only reason, but it's decisions like that that are the thing that precipitated me leaving.
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An end to the ruling coalition could yet be precipitated by regional elections in three eastern states in the autumn.
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In its statement, Venezuela also criticized the United Nations human rights office for "precipitated and disproportionate" comments about the disaster.
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Moving beyond the here and now, we are on the cusp of increasingly rapid shifts in cities precipitated by technology.
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The easing was precipitated by the U.S. Federal Reserve's dovish pivot in January and while an escalation in Sino-U.
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The Tories precipitated the Brexit vote for internal reasons and in doing so split their members and decapitated their leadership.
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Kiir's sacking of Machar as his deputy in 2013 precipitated the crisis that led to a conflict in December 2013.
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What followed was a terrifying sequence of events that left Riordan dead, seven others injured and precipitated an emergency landing.
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The catastrophe of World War I, precipitated by the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo, unmoored the empire's provinces.
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They focus on the race instead of behaviors of the subjects that precipitated each unique encounter and use of force.
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Louie Gohmert: "We didn't have a course on bodyslamming…"Trent Franks: "The left has precipitated this tense, confrontational approach…" pic.twitter.
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Listed in the liner notes of the initial release were the full technical specs of the gear that precipitated Snowflakes.
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By that point, the stores had also been hit by an industrywide plunge in record sales precipitated by online piracy.
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The wooden buildings have been replaced by brick and stone (a change precipitated in real life by a massive fire).
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Iran and the US just narrowly avoided spiraling into a disastrous war partly precipitated by the President's maximum pressure campaign.
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In addition, the low down payment loans of today are nothing like the ones the precipitated the last housing crash.
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Anne Whitney's death in 1970 precipitated his end: He died five years later in a psychiatric hospital in the Bronx.
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South Carolina threatened to leave the Union over this economic battle, a move that likely would have precipitated civil war.
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The storm exacerbated or precipitated shortages of critical drugs made there, including IV fluids already in limited supply since 2014.
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Gadot's fake porn precipitated a brief but highly publicized blitz of amateur graphic artist trolls posting face-swapped videos online.
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At least one of the victims was thought to be a bystander uninvolved in the argument that reportedly precipitated the attack.
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Which means that many Italian citizens could have to take huge financial losses due to events precipitated by the "no" vote.
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Authorities did not immediately offer an explanation for what might have precipitated the shooting or specify the type of weapon used.
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The beef goes back — way back A number of micro-aggressions, including Bautista getting hit by a pitch, precipitated Odor's punch.
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The upshot is that uranium compounds precipitated in well-oxygenated water have more 238U in them than those from anoxic water.
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"The diagnosis and his heartfelt letter had precipitated a 'final letting go,' sort of surrender to the disease," the author writes.
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These movies have been credited with influencing young girls to take an interest in the occult and precipitated its commercialization today.
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But her 2014 diagnosis was precipitated by ongoing vocal issues and as the neurological illness progressed, Ryder's speech continued to deteriorate.
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His departure precipitated a fractious period which eventually led to him selling part of his stake to the Abu Dhabi fund.
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Its purchase, in 2011, in a deal that rapidly turned sour, precipitated the splitting of HP into two companies last year.
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Was its downfall inevitable, or was it precipitated by the bitter infighting that thwarted the development of a single RSS standard?
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Kiir's decision to sack Machar as his deputy in 2013 precipitated the crisis that erupted into conflict in December that year.
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Most significantly, though, the actions of Clinton and her State Department precipitated a new low point in U.S.-Latin American relations.
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That move immediately made the target on Bin Salman's back even bigger, and could have precipitated an intra-family power struggle.
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His funding request precipitated the partial government shutdown that has now gone on for 85033 days, with no end in sight.
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FITCH, ON HONG KONG, SAYS A MORE CHALLENGING ECONOMIC LANDSCAPE HAS EMERGED AS A RESULT OF BLOW TO DOMESTIC ACTIVITY PRECIPITATED
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Duncan Hunter told the AP. "The left has precipitated this tense confrontational approach throughout the country in recent months," Republican Rep.
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The government has insisted that its campaign against the Rohingya was precipitated by attacks on Myanmar security forces by Rohingya militants.
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Ms. Garner had been placed in a medically induced coma last week after an asthma episode precipitated a major heart attack.
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Still, he plans to push for his NIL bill, and against what he sees as the injustice that has precipitated it.
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By the same token, it was Palestinian pressure, including mass demonstrations and violence, that precipitated every Israeli withdrawal from Palestinian territory.
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Nearly everything in this exhibition proposes that the Russian Revolution precipitated a giant step for art, if not necessarily for humankind.
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The ensuing diplomatic standoff with Jordan, an important ally of Israel, precipitated efforts to calm the volatile atmosphere around Al Aqsa.
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On one hand, organized labor and civil groups were challenging the government's structural adjustment policies that had precipitated an economic downturn.
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Trump administration officials suggested Russia bore some responsibility for the chemical weapons attack on Syrian civilians that precipitated the American response.
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Mr. Mugabe's violent seizure of white-owned farms starting in 2000 precipitated a decline in manufacturing and a process of deindustrialization.
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The Obama administration has precipitated a number of disasters in the Middle East, revealing itself as an unreliable and incompetent ally.
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It would reassert the deregulatory sentiment that preceded and precipitated the financial booms and busts of recent decades, including the dot.
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The counterinsurgency operation, which was precipitated by Rohingya insurgent attacks in August, has so far sent 626,000 Rohingya fleeing to Bangladesh.
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The latest insurgent attacks precipitated what is now the seventh major flood of refugees to Bangladesh, totaling some 28503 million Rohingya.
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Trump's proclamation said mass migration on the border had precipitated a crisis and he was acting to protect the national interest.
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The spread of conflict to Equatoria has compounded the humanitarian crisis in South Sudan and precipitated its spillover to neighboring countries.
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That announcement directly precipitated Turkey's military offensive against Kurdish militias in the enclave of Afrin in western Syria, Mr. Altun wrote.
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It isn't clear what precipitated the scuffle, but reporters and other attendees have raised concerns about safety at Trump rallies for sometime.
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The point is, this environmental factor probably precipitated the type of cyberbullying that often goes unreported: when the victim is a robot.
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"Extreme hydrologic events precipitated this near-disaster," said Blake Paul Tullis, a professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Utah State University.
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At another point, Arnold compared Cohen to John Dean, a White House counsel to President Richard Nixon, whose testimony precipitated Nixon's resignation.
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This all precipitated The KLF burning a million quid and more recently Joe Corre's threat to burn his £5 million punk collection.
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The referendum also precipitated the collapse of the UK Independence Party, many of whose elderly supporters have returned to the Tory fold.
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She doesn't say anything about the financial crisis, which precipitated the current era of stagnation, or address Britain's lousy record on productivity.
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The subprime mortgage crisis was precipitated by lenders offering no-down payment loans with short-term "teaser" rates as low as zero.
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The Pitch Perfect actress said the "stressful situation" was precipitated by someone who attempted to give a valet $200 for a car.
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Donald Trump's intent to impose tariffs of 25% and 22011% on steel and aluminium imports precipitated talk of a new trade war.
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Authorities said they were driving back from a concert in New York City when an argument between the two precipitated her death.
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The hustle case was all too typical of the way the Justice Department has approached the wrongdoings that precipitated the financial crisis.
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The protests were precipitated by the city's government deciding to remove symbols of its confederate past, including a statue of Confederate Gen.
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In the case of Ars Technica's Eric Berger, this freak-out was precipitated by the appearance of a jumpsuit in Teen Vogue.
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She seems to be the one who precipitated the breakup, whose expectations and feelings changed in ways that Charlie struggles to comprehend.
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The event that bundles the Globig family out of their house and into the general German experience is precipitated by Pastor Brahms.
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But Ms. Peddie would not elaborate on what precipitated the move, saying only that Disney regularly reviews its operations and makes changes.
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That step precipitated a further round of retaliation from the Gulenists in 2013, when the judiciary began an investigation into government corruption.
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This is how the Odyssey begins: the hero himself nowhere in sight, the crises precipitated by his absence consuming all our attention.
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Virginia Beach Police Chief James Cervera described Craddock as "disgruntled," but declined to say more about what may have precipitated the attack.
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Hodeidah is currently held by the Houthis, a rebel group whose September 153 takeover of the nation's capital, Sanaa, precipitated the fighting.
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Hodeidah is currently held by the Houthis, a rebel group whose September 2014 takeover of the nation's capital, Sanaa, precipitated the fighting.
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That is mostly nonsense, although it's quite true that a Rohingya rebel group precipitated the August violence with attacks on police stations.
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It was the shaking of someone who had relinquished control of her body, and was succumbing to the force of precipitated withdrawal.
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This week, the failure to pass legislation that would have reined in greenhouse gas emissions precipitated Malcolm Turnbull's ouster as prime minister.
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Mattis's clashes with President Trump over the decision to withdraw from Syria, which precipitated his resignation last year, offer a cautionary tale.
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TOKYO — Ill-fated investments in nuclear power projects by Toshiba of Japan have already precipitated an embarrassing accounting scandal at the company.
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In a phone interview with The Hill, Chaffetz said he didn't care what exactly precipitated the Judiciary hearings or who got credit.
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In many cases, the development of a second cancer resulted from the same risk factors that most likely precipitated the first malignancy.
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For the Democrats, the crisis was the extended government shutdown, precipitated by Mr. Trump's insistence on funding for his promised border wall.
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" He added "We are comfortable, based on the preliminary investigation, that it was an apparent road-rage incident that precipitated the events.
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But the fatal decision to include Kirkuk in a referendum on Kurdish independence precipitated the advance by the Iraqi army, shattering that dream.
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But the prospect of a new European crisis precipitated by a British exit from the bloc is concentrating minds in the White House.
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Caroline Hirsch—owner of Caroline's, one of the New York comedy clubs that precipitated the change—declared comedy "the rock of the eighties".
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Patridge and their daughter moved in with her parents earlier in the month, a move she claims was precipitated by Bohan's abusive behavior.
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So the suspicion that what happened in the early 8203s was precipitated by such an eruption has been around for a long time.
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In 1998, it was down 5.2 percent despite a roaring stock market, thanks mostly to emerging market loses precipitated by Russia's debt default.
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To Cole, the greed that precipitated the American land grab heralded not only environmental ruin, but a cultural and moral one as well.
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World War I, precipitated by the assassination of the heir to the Austrian throne, rapidly escalated the dissolution of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
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People think of it as this great moment in progressivism or liberalism, precipitated by Teddy Roosevelt (although it started earlier with Benjamin Harrison).
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That storm precipitated a succession of confrontations between conservative Republicans in both chambers against a coalition of Republicans from the region and Democrats.
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" Mr. Bratton added: "We are comfortable, based on the preliminary investigation, that it was an apparent road-rage incident that precipitated the events.
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And unfortunately, despite the lives lost and the unimaginable racism that precipitated the carnage, it's a tale that has largely been left untold.
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The Globes had long been the stomping grounds of disgraced mogul Weinstein, whose downfall precipitated allegations against James Toback, Spacey and many others.
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In 2008, similar drills held in the Caucasus precipitated Russia's five-day war with Georgia over the breakaway Georgian republic of South Ossetia.
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But she tried not to dwell on the time since a preoccupation with results had precipitated her mental health struggles in the past.
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The mental health doctors brought in by the defense could not explain what event, if any, precipitated Mr. Gilbert's feelings about his father.
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This latest political crisis was precipitated by sharp disagreements within the governing parties, ostensibly over the handling of the latest conflict in Gaza.
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There are many approaches to counseling couples after an affair, but generally, it's about addressing the issues that precipitated and perpetuated the infidelity.
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The crisis precipitated by the banks was a financial one that caused markets to crash, and threatened to bring down the global economy.
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Graham&aposs move was precipitated by White House staff approaching him to ask him to block the resolution, which would have angered Erdoğan.
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The civil war there was precipitated in large part by the worsening (due to global warming) of a drought that began in 1998.
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The tax increase in 20153 precipitated a dramatic boom and bust in home-building and consumption (especially purchases of cars, furniture and appliances).
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The raucous rally follows a chaotic week in Washington, precipitated by Attorney General Bill Barr's letter to Congress on the special counsel's report.
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Her condition was precipitated by psychosocial stressors, including unstable housing and credit-card debt since the breakdown of her marriage eight months ago.
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Officials offered no explanation for what might have precipitated the shooting, and it was unclear whether the assailant knew any of his victims.
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In other words, margin debt clearly signaled during these occasions there was heightened risk of a stock market crash precipitated by forced selling.
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For some perspective, Black Tuesday, the Wall Street crash that precipitated the Great Depression, saw stocks fall 22013 percent in a single day.
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" In an email to me, Balkin agreed: "If Comey's firing has precipitated a crisis, it would be a political crisis, not a constitutional crisis.
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Battles between these groups and the military over control of key mining regions have also reportedly precipitated an increase in violence and human trafficking.
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When we first meet Guerra, her arrival on scene is precipitated by a series of strained commentary from fellow inmates and correctional staff alike.
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It precipitated an international media blitz: Hundreds of news articles, radio podcasts, and prime-time TV minutes were devoted to Unveiling of The Burger.
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In 1943, famine broke out in the Indian region of Bengal, precipitated by the Japanese occupation of Burma, which reduced the availability of rice.
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He has, as Clinton rightly pointed out, precipitated a countrywide rise in hate crime and given the Islamic State (ISIS) their best recruiting tool.
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In the first half of 2015, brinkmanship by Alexis Tsipras's newly-elected radical-left government nearly precipitated a disastrous Grexit from the monetary union.
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"I don't know what precipitated that change, but I can tell you it's not inconsistent with the desire to repeal and replace it," Sen.
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She was bound to stumble; equally predictably, this has been precipitated by the undying scandal over her e-mail habits as secretary of state.
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Lost within these larger policy debates and expert views are the inherent risks posed by the reduced access to intelligence precipitated by such decisions.
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Joshua Brown, the driver who was killed in the May 7 crash that precipitated the investigation announced today, made many of these videos himself.
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Puigdemont called on his supporters to show the same courage Thursday as they had done , which precipitated the current political crisis in the region.
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Hyman's hectoring and her mother's apparent disdain steadily eroded Jackson's confidence and precipitated an extended bout of agoraphobia, which imprisoned her in her home.
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Crowley has provided affidavits detailing the events that precipitated the altercation, but it's unclear if the prosecution could get a conviction without Crowley's participation.
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Her first office, at 456 Montgomery Street in San Francisco, was also destroyed by the 1906 earthquake, an event that precipitated a construction boom.
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During the hearing, Clinton also lied about his relationship with White House intern Monica Lewinsky, which precipitated his impeachment by the House of Representatives.
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That move is precipitated by a push into India, Japan and Pakistan, and an expectation that American interest in Tajín will continue to grow.
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North Korea says Colonel Gaddafi precipitated his downfall and death by agreeing to swap his nascent nuclear program for economic integration with the West.
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Congress can also work to end United States support for the Saudi-led war in Yemen, which has precipitated the world's worst humanitarian catastrophe.
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The president's tweet was precipitated by a report on the Axios website that Mr. McGahn planned to leave after the confirmation of Judge Kavanaugh.
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Yellen also was expected to address the current climate and the potential for dangers ahead like the real estate bubble that precipitated the crisis.
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The market crash of 1929 was precipitated by a debt crisis, just as the 2008 financial crisis, which caused stocks to plummet, he said.
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Of course, the viral photo of the 3-year-old drowned Syrian boy precipitated a similar outcry a year before, without altering public views.
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"The attack was precipitated by a culture within the fraternity that encouraged drinking, bullying, and violence," his attorney Jay Harvey said in a statement.
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That is what precipitated this fight over Obama's decision not to block a U.N. resolution last week criticizing Israeli settlements in the West Bank.
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Explainer: We looked at the history of the disputed Kashmir region, where a suicide attack against Indian troops this month precipitated this week's tensions.
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I remember Latasha Harlins, who was 214 when she was shot by a storekeeper in one of the incidents that precipitated the Watts riots.
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According to RT, the incident that precipitated Facebook's block was RT's use of an Associated Press video stream of President Obama's final press conference.
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Ray Wang, founder and principal analyst at Constellation Research, says Infosys recently divested its part of the deal and that might have precipitated the sale.
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And that breakdown may have been precipitated by, bizarre as it may sound, a major diplomatic incident involving a North Korean all-female pop band.
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This precipitated the resignation of the then-Secretary of Defense, James Mattis, who saw the move as an abandonment of American allies on the battlefield.
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"Silence Yourself" was a blast of rage and tenacity, a demand for autonomy and respect precipitated in part by conflicts with the band's early management.
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His own eventual captivity is precipitated by a moment of scorn from the white world, and a split-second decision to stand up for himself.
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Banks are less reliant on short-term funding and showing improved profitability since the financial crisis, which precipitated greater government regulation of the financial sector.
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He broke off talks with the separatists last month, although this contributed to him losing his budget and thus precipitated his calling of the election.
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A source with background knowledge tells PEOPLE that Lauer's termination was precipitated by NBC firing Matt Zimmerman, a former talent booking executive, earlier this month.
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The panel had established a deadline of Friday for Trump to hand over any tapes -- a move that may have precipitated his admission on Thursday.
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The coup was precipitated after Mugabe fired Mnangagwa, 75, and seemed to be attempting to establish his 52-year-old wife, Grace, as his successor.
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IN 22 the collapse of several large Ponzi schemes in Albania precipitated mass disorder, the overthrow of the government and the deaths of 22,22015 people.
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On the reverse side, quarterly stamps show it remained in use to the final quarter of 1989, when spreading protests precipitated East Germany's final collapse.
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The new trade pact was precipitated by Trump's decision to get rid of the original NAFTA, which he's called the "worst trade deal" ever signed.
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The new trade agreement was precipitated by Trump's decision to get rid of the original NAFTA, which he's called the "worst trade deal" ever signed.
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I believe that fewer debt-financed purchases will lead to lower prices rather than the rising costs precipitated, in part, by easy access to credit.
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The arrests, which were precipitated by information gained from a previous human-smuggling investigation, took place during a battalion formation at Camp Pendleton in California.
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He has said he wants to contest a presidential election due later this year, and was in Colombo when Supreme Court decision precipitated the crisis.
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Mugabe's successor, according to a spokesman for the ZANU-PF party, will be former Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa, whose firing by Mugabe precipitated the crisis.
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After all, while contemporaries like Barry Bonds and Mark McGwire are again welcome presences in the game, their ties to PEDs precipitated years of exile.
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The heartbreaking death of Corado would not have occurred if not for the suspect's depraved actions that precipitated a justifiable police response of deadly force.
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"The police have asked us not to speculate about what had precipitated before the shooting, so I want to be respectful of that," Collins said.
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But the Popular Party's new leader, Mr. Casado, has struggled to shed the weight of the corruption cases that precipitated his party's ouster in June.
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This was the matter that precipitated Trump's impeachment after the president last year tried to shake down the Ukrainians to dish dirt on the Bidens.
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During a daily meeting attended by roughly a dozen editors, a staff member proposed publicizing the two-part investigative series that had precipitated the ban.
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The bomb-making house contained over 100 butane gas cylinders, and its accidental explosion last Wednesday night is believed to have precipitated the vehicle attacks.
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The frail Elvira slips in and out of reality even before her Act II mad scene, precipitated by what she believes to be Arturo's abandonment.
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The violence precipitated by the American withdrawal is an outcome of tensions that have been building since the conflict began more than eight years ago.
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The South American country continues to slog through an economic crisis precipitated by years of government mismanagement and exacerbated by a prolonged oil price slump.
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But the authorities say that caste played "no role" and that the crime was precipitated by a personal dispute between Mr. Sardar and a landlord.
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A source in the Padres organization at the time told VICE Sports that the move was precipitated by an internal power shift within San Diego.
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To this day, no one seems quite sure if Blue Whale was ever in any way real before irresponsible reporting precipitated a surge of copycats.
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Today audio from the 911 call that precipitated the rapper's hospitalization was made public, illuminating details of the situation that led him to require medical attention.
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That drought has been described as exerting a catalytic effect on crop failures, mass migrations to cities, and the ensuing social discord that precipitated the conflict.
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Former professional wrestler Hulk Hogan, whose lawsuit against Gawker Media precipitated its bankruptcy, will serve on the committee of unsecured creditors, according to a court filing.
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Just like that, IPOs are back in favor… all fear evaporated, all hesitation erased without any resolution to the supposed issues that precipitated the pullback originally.
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This precipitated a stock market volatility shock and a big jump in the VIX index — which is used as a fear gauge with the broader market.
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His critics say he precipitated it, starting with laws his parliament approved in September to call the referendum and begin the transition to an independent state.
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"We have no idea what precipitated it," said Police Chief Shawn Bukovinsky, according to the Observer-Reporter, noting here was no abuse history between the couple.
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But he later soured on the military dictatorship and became one of the leaders of Chile's pro-democracy movement, a move that apparently precipitated his murder.
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This week's selloff was precipitated by the inversion of part of the U.S. yield curve, which has previously been a reliable indicator of an impending recession.
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Many decades ago, the introduction and widespread adoption of autopilot precipitated a 22019 percent reduction in the pilot-attributable crash rate, according to a recent report.
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May's disastrous 2017 election campaign, a contest she precipitated in the hubristic expectation of a big win to help her push Brexit over the finish line.
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But another possible cause, some researchers now believe, is a warmer ecosystem precipitated by climate change, a phenomenon that may be more acute at higher altitudes.
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The dollar's weakness took pressure off many emerging markets, which have struggled in recent weeks as worries over Turkey precipitated a sell-off across the globe.
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Trump's tweets were precipitated by a series of bombshell interviews from former New York mayor and U.S. attorney, Rudy Giuliani, who recently joined Trump's legal team.
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A person familiar with Dr. Raju's thinking said the recent death of his mother precipitated his departure, which is effective at the end of the month.
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Mr. Xi and other Chinese leaders hold that it was the poor choice of Mikhail S. Gorbachev to lead the Soviet Union that precipitated its demise.
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While Magufuli has skilfully coupled popular politics with fundamental reform, he has also precipitated a series of unintended changes which may be slipping beyond his control.
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Kenyatta's father had been tried by the British for leading Mau Mau freedom fighters, most of them Kikuyu, whose rebellion in the 1950s precipitated Kenya's independence.
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The decision added a layer of severity to a voter-access crisis precipitated by state laws that prohibit six million Americans with past convictions from voting.
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Journal-paper presentations on statistics are usually unremarkable affairs, but this one precipitated a sequence of exchanges so public that the field had to take notice.
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Bleaching, which can lead to death, is precipitated by a change in the chemistry that the cameras can see before the bleaching begins to take place.
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A new Israeli antiterrorism law that withholds some Palestinian revenue has precipitated a financial crisis that could bankrupt the authority by July or August, he said.
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Turning Points Through the mist of change precipitated by President Trump's consuming narcissism, some new order is taking shape, but its form is as yet indiscernible.
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The full story of what precipitated Mr. Ghosn's ouster could emerge in coming months as he and a top aide, Greg Kelly, stand trial in Japan.
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Some of the highest-flying SoftBank-backed startups have faced challenges lately, precipitated in part by the high-profile reversal of co-working startup WeWork's fortunes.
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This time, Mr. Trump's claim is that what's happening hundreds of miles south of the United States-Mexico border "has precipitated a crisis" requiring extreme measures.
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The deal would avert a shareholder vote precipitated by Third Point, the hedge fund that had sought to appoint five new directors to the company's board.
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Researchers found that the cascade of fight-or-flight hormones precipitated by stressful events eliminated many of the stem cells responsible for hair color in mice.
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During the financial crisis that precipitated the Great Recession, the value of the dollar went up, not down, and interest rates went down rather than up.
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The unexpected "unofficial visit" was likely precipitated by a combination of rapidly developing events on and around the Korean Peninsula and domestic imperatives in both countries.
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Al Sharpton regularly led marches protesting racially charged events such as the deaths precipitated by white mobs in Gravesend and Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, and Howard Beach, Queens.
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That precipitated the deepest crisis for the royal family since the aftermath of the death of Harry's mother, Princess Diana, in a car crash in 1997.
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The state held two special elections in 2019 — one of which was precipitated by an apparent ballot-fraud scheme — before undergoing court-prompted redistricting in November.
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In Taxi Driver, Robert De Niro's descent into psychosis — precipitated by the government's near-total disregard for returning Vietnam veterans — is also fueled by Coca-Cola.
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Obama inherited a severe recession, precipitated by a decade of financial deregulation, tax cuts for the rich, outsourcing of jobs, union-busting, and under-investment in infrastructure.
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The collapse was precipitated by a series of unusually warm summers, which created melt ponds during the warmer months that acted as wedges, hastening the shelf's disintegration.
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It is high time for profound reflection on the ills of a doddering democracy which has precipitated so many of the world's ills and solved so few.
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The spat over migration precipitated a broader clash over basic values in the EU. Some say the easterners should see their generous EU handouts cut in retribution.
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The Wall Street Journal stopped publishing its European and Asian print editions after a steep decline in sales precipitated by a big take up of digital subscriptions.
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Now, the company is arguing to keep the emails under seal, saying the firm's data-scraping is unrelated to the breach of privacy that precipitated multinational investigations.
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"All major financial crises have been precipitated by a real estate crash," the regulatory official said, adding the big question was how sharp the correction would be.
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Cervera said the suspect was a longtime public utilities employee, and described him as "disgruntled," but declined to say more about what may have precipitated the attack.
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This newfound preference for outsiders is in keeping with Trump's recent appointment of Anthony Scaramucci as communications director — an event that seems to have precipitated Priebus's exit.
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As The New York Times article which precipitated the latest slide in Tesla's value on the public markets makes clear, the company's board is also to blame.
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HSBC, RBS and Barclays collectively made provisions of around half a billion pounds in full-year results this month in preparation for any downturn precipitated by Brexit.
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Johnson's white supremacist views were blatant and his policies precipitated a constitutional crisis that put the President at loggerheads with Congress and his own party, the Republicans.
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As it happens, the excess deaths from the combination of Hurricanes Maria and Irma is unusually high because of the collapse of the island's infrastructure they precipitated.
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Anguished at the sight of that body now wrecked and ruined, Louis identifies, in the book's final section, the people and forces he believes precipitated this condition.
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Lombardo said investigators were examining the possibility Paddock's purchase of more than 30 guns in October 2016 may have been precipitated by some event in his life.
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"Michael Ford, the shooter in this instance, did not expect to survive the engagement that he and his brothers precipitated at the District 3 Station," he said.
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These proceedings were largely precipitated by popular protests over dissatisfaction with rising bus fares for working-class Brazilians amid billions spent in preparation for the summer Games.
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Indeed, the IRGC's leadership increasingly boasts of its regional interventions and is developing a narrative that its involvement precipitated the collapse of ISIS and salvation of Iraq.
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There wasn't one thing alone that precipitated such a dramatic turn in the race; a number of factors are responsible for the results we've seen so far.
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When one regular suggested that Tuberman makes the saunas hotter and the pool colder — a sentiment repeated ad nauseam in past articles— it precipitated a genial argument.
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You're going to say that the assist for this goal wasn't deliberate, and that the whole thing was a comedy of errors precipitated by a capricious breeze.
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Democrats facing re-election in states that Mr. Trump carried in 2016 fear that a government funding crisis, precipitated by an immigration showdown, could imperil their campaigns.
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A lawyer for an advocacy group for the victims of the Brussels attacks, believed to have been precipitated by the capture of Mr. Abdeslam, will also testify.
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Those caused by a spike in oil prices, for example, progress through an economy in a different way from those precipitated by financial crises or tax increases.
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Of course, that's already a complicated task in Baghdad, where this crisis was precipitated yesterday by the U.S. bombing of the airport base complex it once occupied.
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But this analysis of the situation, which has precipitated an unparalleled humanitarian crisis and brought a nuclear-armed region to the brink of conflict, misses the mark.
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There would be more behavioral disorder, precipitated by players, owners and even a referee, Tim Donaghy, who was prosecuted in 2007 for betting on games he worked.
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Johnson's white-supremacist views were blatant and his policies precipitated a constitutional crisis that put the President at loggerheads with Congress and his own party, the Republicans.
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His downfall will instead be precipitated by a shadowy cabal of partisan Democrats, bent on overthrowing him—and American democracy, by proxy—through corrupt and illegitimate means.
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Friday, Tyler Barriss, the man who made the hoax call to police that precipitated the shooting, was sentenced to 20 years in federal prison after pleading guilty.
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But the strain of revisiting his time in the trenches while composing "In Parenthesis" and his relentless production of drawings and paintings precipitated a nervous breakdown in 1932.
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Frazier said he had no immediate explanation of what may have precipitated the incident, and he declined to say whether he believed it stemmed from a suicide attempt.
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In recent months, these state-level orders have precipitated action on the part of federal regulators like the SEC and CFTC, often in the form of fraud charges.
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Mr. Biesenbach was there just after the wall fell, an event that precipitated a decade of artistic production perhaps not rivaling that of the 1920s, but significant nonetheless.
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He said Salvini's demands earlier this month for a fresh national vote, which had precipitated the current crisis, had been "irresponsible" and rooted in personal and partisan motives.
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On some issues, such as the conflict over a high-speed-rail tunnel that precipitated the fall of the government, the M5S and the League are diametrically opposed.
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"At this point right now, it is still too early in the investigation to understand the motive, what precipitated this, how that weapon was accessed," Arcos told reporters.
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That paper precipitated a raucous debate, but now, it's been accepted for publication, heralding a sea shift in attitudes toward climate studies that make dire and outlandish predictions.
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It also helped that the crisis was not precipitated by a property crash—on the contrary, Australian house prices barely faltered, propelled in part by lower interest rates.
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They added the caveat that an earlier stumble could be precipitated if the collapse of the U.S. administration's healthcare bill had a ripple effect on the wider economy.
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The financial crisis was not a "perfect storm" of unforeseeable economic events, precipitated largely by mortgages that with the benefit of hindsight the industry should not have made.
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Though formally charged with manipulating national accounts, her downfall was largely precipitated by Brazil's economic reversals, which were compounded by ballooning corruption investigations and her own leadership failures.
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Lochte's run-in with the Brazilian police, also precipitated by heavy alcohol consumption, has caused an international incident that has overshadowed the second week of the Rio Games.
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Rosselló's mismanagement in the aftermath of Hurricane María precipitated the deaths of nearly 3,000 residents of Puerto Rico, who suffered for months without electricity or proper health care.
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At the center of the controversy is a damning report from the Organization of American States (OAS) on Bolivia's October election that precipitated Morales's resignation earlier this month.
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That's what a Justice Department lawyer told a federal judge at a hearing Monday, on the lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union that precipitated the deadline.
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No matter how unlikely an occurrence, though, whenever a selfie death happens, the photo that precipitated or immediately predated the tragedy almost always ends up in the news.
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Without Poland's brave leadership and the Solidarity labor movement's defiance of the Communist government, the crumbling of the Soviet imperium in Central Europe would not have been precipitated.
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The trade war, the sharp slowing of the economy and the prospect of diminishing foreign investment have also precipitated drops in China's stock market and currency this year.
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And last summer, Ms. Helbak moved off the property to a nearby village, a difficult decision precipitated in part by the imminent arrival of the couple's third daughter.
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The clashes were precipitated by "a misunderstanding," the statement said, and were "not deliberate as two elements tried to link up under limited visibility conditions" at night. Col.
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A year later, when a bloody crackdown on protesting students precipitated nationwide unrest and forced the national chief of police to resign, Khamenei appointed Qalibaf to the post.
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A slew of crises in the Northern Triangle of Central America — Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala — has precipitated out-migration from those countries over the past few years.
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Already the killing of Soleimani precipitated Iran to announce on Sunday that it was suspending commitments it made in its 2015 nuclear agreement that capped its centrifuge allowance.
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That precipitated a civil war that has sucked a Saudi-led Arab alliance into the crisis, in which thousands of air strikes had been launched against the Houthis.
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As the U.S. Federal Reserve, the Bank of England and the European Central Bank have intervened with emergency measures, each has precipitated a fresh plunge in stock markets.
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The president's about-face — and House Republicans' decision to add $5.7 billion in wall funding to the Senate bill — precipitated the shutdown, which reached Day 22 on Saturday.
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If all goes to Mr Sirisena's plan, the election—which he has spun as a means of ending the very instability he precipitated—will take place on January 5th.
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The currency crisis has been precipitated by investor alarm about President Tayyip Erdogan's influence over monetary policy and fueled by a deepening row between Turkey and the United States.
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I had been trying to give the money away but no one would take it… Anyway, that breakdown kind of precipitated the awakening of my own spiritual expression, really.
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With the Cold War drawing to a close, the tournament took place less than 18 months before the Berlin wall fell and precipitated the unification of West and East.
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At a press conference last week, RaNiya's father, Jermaine Van Dyke, demanded answers from school officials, saying they've yet to brief him on the fight or what precipitated it.
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Alaskan bears trying to feast on a dead fin whale, whose death may have been precipitated by the consumption of toxic algae blooms generated by a marine heat wave.
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We decided to take a look at 10 of the largest strikes in US history, spread over the course of a century (presented in chronological order): What precipitated them?
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Argentina reached an agreement in principle to pay four of the largest creditors whose refusal to accept earlier debt-restructuring offers precipitated a default by the country in 2014.
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After suing the city over the incident, Thompson eventually settled for $125,000, money he split with a relative whose own arrest that day precipitated his interaction with the police.
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Clady also wondered how his knee, which was still healing after an injury that precipitated his departure from the Denver Broncos, would hold up once off-season workouts began.
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The currency crisis has been precipitated by investor alarm about President Tayyip Erdogan's influence over monetary policy and fuelled by a deepening row between Turkey and the United States.
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But Sharry added that the key player in the House would not be Ryan, but Trump, whose September move to cancel DACA precipitated the urgency to legislate on immigration.
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It was included in the Met exhibition "American Painting Today, 211," which precipitated a protest by a group of Abstract Expressionists known as the Irascibles for its putative conservatism.
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That decision was made last month, at the same time as Trump's decision to withdraw the US military from Syria -- moves that precipitated Defense Secretary James Mattis' resignation announcement.
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Calhoun perverted constitutional principles when he shaped a states' rights doctrine that precipitated the Civil War and set in place a 19763-year legal justification for segregation and disfranchisement.
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An EPA spokesman told Politico that the agency had "no knowledge of any facts that precipitated Williams & Jensen electing to make this filing," in reference to the lobbying disclosure.
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I traveled to the island of Bohol to interview Pizarras, who is now field supervisor of the Philippine Tarsier Sanctuary, and find out what precipitated his change of heart.
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Musk's unchecked and misleading tweets about Tesla are what precipitated the SEC's charges, and the pre-approval requirement was designed to protect against reckless conduct by Musk going forward.
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While it was precipitated by his taste in travel and a lack of internal oversight, Price's failure to deliver on the ObamaCare repeal left him exposed when scandal struck.
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It was a wise decision to ask Carrie Mae Weems to carry forward the conversations precipitated by Antigone at this festival that declares its investment in promoting Hellenic culture.
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But they become caught in a tragedy precipitated by an older, more decadent couple: Thésée and his wife, Phèdre, Hippolyte's stepmother, who suffers from an unquenchable love for Hippolyte.
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Last month, he imposed new sanctions on Iran's leaders after it downed an American surveillance drone and nearly precipitated a counterstrike that was called off at the last minute.
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"I was just in shock," said Koepka, who weathered a back-nine wobble precipitated by wind that gusted to 30 miles per hour to successfully defend his P.G.A. title.
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Mr. Kim's tone toward the United States hardened soon after that meeting, Mr. Trump said — a shift that precipitated his decision, now reversed, to cancel their planned summit meeting.
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The Unsullied leader precipitated the massacre of surrendering Lannister soldiers in Game of Thrones' penultimate episode, a pretty awful crime that seems likely to be punished in the finale.
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So thorough is Mr. Biden's hold on the party now that any collapse would probably require a political U-turn as sharp as the one that precipitated his rise.
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The Chartis researchers sought to identify key risk factors that precipitated rural hospital closures and then used those indicators to project which hospitals are at risk of closing soon.
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On Tuesday, President Yameen said in a statement the Supreme Court had decided to reverse he ruling that precipitated the crisis and nine political prisoners would not be released.
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Chief Rodja said the unrest was precipitated by rumors that a high school teacher in Wamena, who is not from Papua, called an indigenous student a "monkey" last week.
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Assange's arrest Thursday was precipitated by mounting tensions between Assange and his long-time Ecuadoran hosts, and executed through a treaty between the UK and US to extradite defendants.
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"We're starting to see a reversal in that dollar rally, which has been precipitated by the outlook of higher rates as well as pressuring that gold market," Gordon added.
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But on the negative side, there's a whole lot of Joel (Michael Zegen), Midge's ex-husband, who left her in the series' pilot and precipitated her unlikely comedy career.
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The backdrop: The U.S. decision to recognize National Assembly President Juan Guaidó Wednesday as Venezuela's interim president precipitated an avalanche, with Brazil, Colombia, Canada and several other countries following suit.
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Trump would meanwhile seize on any slowdown in the U.S. precipitated by Brexit to argue that Obama's economic management is a failure and it is time to try something new.
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And, even if the answer to that question is "yes," we should ask whether a foot chase was justified, given the harmlessness of the misconduct that precipitated the initial stop.
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Consistently, across the 30 years of our study, the erosion of tolerance precipitated by terrorism occurred mainly among Jews who identify with the right, not the left or the center.
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Turkey is gripped by a currency crisis, precipitated partly by America's imposition of sanctions over Mr Erdogan's refusal to release a pastor, Andrew Brunson, who is absurdly accused of terrorism.
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And, of course, the lax regulation and economic inequality of the Bush years also precipitated the worst crash since the Great Depression and the most cataclysmic recession since the 1930s.
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"For sure, there is corrective action precipitated from some brain center, likely the ACC, when we are distracted while performing a routine dexterous task, driving in this case," Pavlidis says.
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Gaskin's work also helped popularize the role of midwives in the U.S. Midwives, in turn, have precipitated the rise of the doula, or birth assistant, over the past few decades.
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The school claimed that the suspension of CTCR was precipitated by the failure of prospective students accepted into the program to pay a $250 deposit by the August 15 deadline.
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The Turkish president's riff on the subject during his recent visit to Athens precipitated a tense exchange with his Greek counterpart, who categorically ruled out any revisions to the treaty.
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It also precipitated a series of laws that constricted the right to assemble, part of a general tightening of political screws in Russia since Mr. Putin's return to the presidency.
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Beginning ten years before that, suspected Chinese hackers infiltrated the telecommunications firm Nortel and precipitated a collapse that ultimately left North America without any competitor to Huawei on telecommunications hardware.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Former professional wrestler Hulk Hogan, whose lawsuit against Gawker Media LLC precipitated its bankruptcy, will serve on the committee of unsecured creditors, according to a court filing.
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Syria's 1925 revolt against French rule started there as did the 2011 uprising, which kicked off in Deraa, a city abutting the Jordanian border, and precipitated the ongoing civil war.
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Neocon defenders of the Iraq War point to Saddam's brutality and claim that the region is better off without him, that his removal may have even precipitated the Arab Spring.
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It also rekindled memories, for both sides, of 2001, when a collision between an American surveillance plane and a Chinese fighter jet off the Chinese coast precipitated a diplomatic crisis.
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Many in the SPD want an end to their loveless alliance with Merkel's conservative bloc, which could yet be precipitated by regional elections in three eastern states in the autumn.
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The dollar's weakness eased the pressure on many emerging markets, which have struggled in recent weeks as worries over Turkey precipitated a selloff in emerging market assets around the globe.
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This assumes that deterioration in cash flow precipitated by underinvestment in the business is ameliorated post-reorganization by corrective actions taken to restore competitiveness of the company's software product offerings.
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This apocalypse is rated PG. The abandonment, precipitated by the storm, which has either killed or scattered most of the world's population, seems to have been recent and relatively speedy.
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The move was precipitated by a GOP blockade of Obama's picks to sit on the District of Columbia Circuit Court of Appeals, the second most powerful court in the nation.
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In response, the company filed a motion to force two of the complainants into arbitration—and it was Riot's binding arbitration policy that precipitated the May 6 action by employees.
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The theorem is predicated on the notion that uber-scrutiny of police after Michael Brown's death in Ferguson precipitated an emboldening of criminals and reluctance by police to confront them.
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" National Amusements says CBS's public lawsuit was precipitated following National Amusements "raising specific concerns about incidents of bullying and intimidation in relation to one CBS director, dating back to 2016.
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Breaking News is the result of several years of planning by Getty Museum curator Arpad Kovacs, precipitated by the Getty Museum's acquisition of a work by Sarah Charlesworth in 2013.
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A full decade has passed since I came out, in what was essentially a nervous breakdown precipitated by the end of a secret relationship I was having with a man.
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That isn't to say that, during the maelstrom of events that precipitated the financial crisis, the Fed's legal authority wasn't the subject of continuing concern to Treasury and Fed officials.
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Weeks of street protests that precipitated the end of Bashir's 30-year rule on April 11 have continued as the opposition demands that the military hand over power to civilians.
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A similar Hobson's choice confronts Beijing regarding the burgeoning, monthslong civil protests in Hong Kong — again precipitated by the Communist Party's brazen reneging on promises made to the world community.
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The separatist lawmakers are at the sharp end of Catalonia's independence drive, and precipitated a constitutional crisis in 2017 by unilaterally declaring independence after a referendum that authorities had banned.
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Britain has blamed Moscow for the attack, an accusation that the Kremlin has denied, and the dispute precipitated a series of expulsions of diplomats between the two countries and beyond.
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The withdrawal precipitated Turkey's incursion into the border zone earlier this month, which has left more than 120 civilians dead, according to the U.K.-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
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Millions died in Communist political campaigns after the founding of the People's Republic in 1949, and in a famine precipitated by an effort to collectivize agriculture in the late 1950s.
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But the memo describes the loss of the deal as having precipitated the cost-cutting measures — which includes hundreds of layoffs — and the sharp strategy shift Zume announced last week.
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It was Lieberman's defection over personal animosity and principled objection to the power of the ultra-Orthodox that precipitated the April election and prevented Bibi from forming a coalition afterward.
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Against this backdrop, a brief examination of the conspiracy theories that precipitated President Trump's current political crisis – and the objectively false narratives that emerged in its wake – are in order.
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Mr. al-Bashir ruled Sudan for almost three decades but was ousted in April after months of protests precipitated by high bread prices persuaded military commanders to turn against him.
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Brandon Jennings, who was waived by the Knicks in February before signing with the Wizards, offered his own theory about what had precipitated the downfall, which followed a promising start.
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After a white man shoots Tariq Johnson, a 16-year-old African-American boy, witnesses offer conflicting accounts of what happened — whether Tariq was armed, and what precipitated the violence.
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Before that Masters, Woods took a two-month break precipitated by a round of 82 at the Phoenix Open and a mid-round withdrawal the next week in San Diego.
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There were two events that precipitated this decline: The first is the comments by Treasury Secretary Mnuchin suggesting that he would let the market set the price of the dollar.
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The co-CEO's behavior during this period, described as intimidating and dismissive, precipitated the exodus of the two teams managing ThirdLove's image: the brand team and the brand marketing team.
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Barry Goldwater who precipitated Nixon's resignation by leading a small delegation to tell the president his support among fellow Republicans had collapsed after the "smoking gun tape" had been released.
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The Withdrawal Agreement Bill is seen as having precipitated the latest crisis in government with lawmakers widely opposing May's attempt to resurrect her Brexit deal that they've already rejected three times.
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Susan Fowler's damning account of working at the company—meticulously documented and described in the coldest of terms—precipitated an internal investigation into Uber, resulting in the firing of 20 employees.
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This, of course, led to all sorts of mythologies, which precipitated all kinds of overreactions, including an epidemic of incarcerations of low-level drug offenders that is only now being rectified.
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"The cloud has precipitated a tectonic shift in the enterprise that has led to broader implications for computing and security," said Arif Janmohamed, Partner at Lightspeed Venture Partners, in a statement.
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He walked me through what he believes is likely happening right now between the agency and Congress, and the type of events that might have precipitated the blog post mentioned above.
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Or put away all that random shit you left on the floor following an all-night bender precipitated by the realization that you just dropped several thousand dollars on a robot.
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"I am conducting my own investigation and have no statement in regards to what occurred or what didn&apost occur or what may have precipitated that event," she said by phone.
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I interviewed Carlin at a major technology conference in San Francisco earlier this month, and asked him how many of these cases were precipitated by ISIS' adept use of social media.
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I had been moderating a panel on the fifth anniversary of the report of the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission, which explored the deep fraud and abuse that had precipitated the crisis.
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As I illustrate in an upcoming book currently in production with the IPT, Obama and Clinton's warm embrace of the Muslim Brotherhood precipitated much of the chaos that we witness today.
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Friday: Mayor wants help removing statue The memorial that ostensibly precipitated last weekend's rally in Charlottesville -- the Lee statue -- is now more squarely in the crosshairs of Charlottesville Mayor Mike Signer.
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The sites also collect data that has been largely neglected, but which is essential to anticipating the kind of flooding precipitated by the 2011 storms: soil moisture and temperature, radiation, snowpack.
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But the fact that they grew by the same amount in September 2008, the month that Lehman Brothers collapsed and thus precipitated the global financial crisis, should give pause for thought.
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The Cultural Revolution had roots in the 1958-61 Great Leap Forward, the collectivization of agricultural and industrial output that precipitated a famine that left as many as 45 million dead.
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After an overambitious ramp-up of wind and solar power precipitated a grid collapse, South Australia's government sought a balanced solution comprised of both additional spinning reserves and utility-scale batteries.
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"On balance, these are poor choices that, in my view, heighten the risk of improper financial activities similar to those that precipitated the 2008 financial crisis," Velazquez said in a statement.
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"This landmark legislation and the tragedy that precipitated it were important milestones in the movement, ultimately nationwide, to end the annual toll of deaths and injuries due to fireworks," he wrote.
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The new law wasn't precipitated by any particular event; there hadn't been any mass campus shootings in the state, nor any recent high-profile college shootings anywhere else in the country.
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Police still have no clear motive, but Lombardo said officials were investigating whether an incident in 2016 may have precipitated the purchase of 30 firearms — though he added no further details.
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The Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) has done this already with great success: an MCC compact in Lesotho, for example, precipitated legal changes that ended women's status as minors under the law.
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After nearly four years of war, precipitated by the coup by the Houthis, and thousands of airstrikes by the Saudi-led coalition in retaliation, Yemen has been brought to its knees.
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If a single one of those scarred skies were to have precipitated the ensuing regulation, it would have been that above Donora, Pennsylvania in October of 1303, when everything turned dark.
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Venezuela's crude production has been steadily declining as the oil-dependent state slogs through an economic crisis precipitated by years of government mismanagement and exacerbated by a prolonged oil price slump.
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This biography begins the only way it probably could have: with the car accident at Woods's home on the day after Thanksgiving in 2009 that precipitated his steep fall from grace.
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The 2017 meeting with Mr. Cuomo was precipitated by several unsuccessful efforts by the Senate Democrats to disband the I.D.C. The I.D.C. was Ms. Stewart-Cousins's chief antagonist as Democratic leader.
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But the easing of immigration laws and quotas in the 1950s and 1960s precipitated an upsurge in Chinese settlement in the United States, dynamically altering Chinatown's demographics, physical character and geography.
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Trump talked about DACA and immigration, but what he did not tell the American people is that he precipitated this crisis in September by repealing President Obama's executive order protecting Dreamers.
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But confirmation of exactly what precipitated last week's crash will come only with the further inspection of the so-called black boxes, the devices that record a plane's movements and data.
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News Analysis He has such a thorough hold on the party now that any collapse would probably require a political U-turn as sharp as the one that precipitated his rise.
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Burfict's penalty was for "repeated violations of unnecessary roughness rules," but it was precipitated by a helmet-to-helmet hit on tight end Jack Doyle of the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday.
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H. R. McMaster, the president's national security adviser, as "the same purveyors of hatred and ignorance who precipitated the recent violence in Charlottesville," Mr. Trump suggested that blame should be shared.
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Yemen war In 2015, MBS had launched a ham-handed war against Iran-backed rebels in neighboring Yemen which the UN said has precipitated the worst humanitarian catastrophe in the world.
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It was quite remarkable then that May spent her visit focused on decoupling herself from the very conversations intended to make the UK safer from the very threats that precipitated Brexit.
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Crude production in Venezuela has been steadily declining as the oil-dependent state slogs through a crisis precipitated by years of government mismanagement and exacerbated by a prolonged oil price slump.
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At the same time, the Fed has overseen a tough new regulatory regime that sought to prevent the too-big-to-fail crisis scenario that precipitated trillions in government bailout efforts.
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It raises some big questions: What precipitated this inclusive turn, and, perhaps more importantly, who ultimately benefits when mainstream retailers use images of fat women in their promotional and marketing materials?
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"This precipitated a revolution in television and has been credited with creating a fundamental shift in audience viewing habits by releasing an entire season of a series at once," the statement reads.
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"The news of the withdrawals precipitated a lot of discussion about this particular dispute, which the museum merely witnessed; it was never a party to the dispute," the award committee states online.
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Benbow's mentor, for instance, once gave testimony regarding the estimated time of insect colonization that helped overturn a conviction in a case that precipitated the abolition of the death penalty in Canada.
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Ironically, it was Russia's annexation of Crimea in March 2014 – as well as its role in a pro-Russian uprising in east Ukraine that same year – that largely precipitated its economic crisis.
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The raid late on Tuesday was precipitated by a tip that a "local residence contained a large group of suspected undocumented aliens," Lauren Mack, a spokeswoman for ICE, said in a statement.
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They precipitated the end of his minority government in February, refusing to back his 2019 budget bill because they felt he was not supportive enough of their demand to hold another referendum.
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According to the premium cabler, the doc was inspired by Peter Berg's feature film Patriots Day, about a community's courageous response to the homegrown terrorism that precipitated the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing.
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Will these same political leaders renounce the mean-spirited, race-driven and socially violent policy agenda of white supremacy that precipitated and emboldened the actions and attitude of white supremacists and nationalists?
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JASK CEO and co-founder Greg Martin says the shift to the cloud has also precipitated two major changes in the security space that have driven this growing need for security automation.
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The decision was made Tuesday, at the same time as President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw the US military from Syria -- moves that precipitated Defense Secretary James Mattis' resignation announcement on Thursday.
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The president has pushed for more than $5 billion in funding for a wall along the southern border, which has precipitated a partial government shutdown that has lasted 18 days and counting.
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"These are our leaders now," said Remember Moffat, 22, waving a picture of army commander Constantino Chiwenga and Emmerson Mnangagwa, the former vice president whose sacking this month precipitated the military intervention.
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It could feasibly come down to a decline in broadcasting revenues as precipitated by a stagnation in viewing figures, which combined with China's monumental spending could see the Premier League and co.
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That precipitated the ballyhooed arrival of Brady Hoke as defensive coordinator, under whom the Ducks have only waddled back up to 82nd and 403 YPG, with the Cornhuskers cleaving Oregon for 428.
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In these instances it was no longer war that precipitated revolution; the initiative shifted from war to revolution, which in some cases, but by no means all, was followed by military intervention.
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According to the complaint, the hired muscle also precipitated a plot twist: At one point, he pulled a gun on the unnamed co-conspirator and claimed that the man owed Luthmann $10,000.
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The hostage crisis, for example, was precipitated by the Carter administration's decision to admit the recently deposed shah of Iran into the country after a lobbying campaign led by Chase Manhattan Bank.
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Most American households don't own stocks — or no longer own them, having been forced to liquidate stock holdings in the Great Recession, which was precipitated by a collapse in the housing market.
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As Ohio's attorney general, Cordray, for example, led the investigation of financial firms which precipitated the financial crisis, winning more than $2 billion in settlements for the state and its pension funds.
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In 2013, when New York City Opera presented it, Mark-Anthony Turnage's straight-from-the-tabloids opera "Anna Nicole" partly precipitated the longstanding company's downfall (before it was revived three years later).
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The continuing and threatened mass migration of aliens with no basis for admission into the United States through our southern border has precipitated a crisis and undermines the integrity of our borders.
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The decision was precipitated by the rescheduling of the Indian Premier League (IPL) cricket tournament, which Disney intended to lean on heavily for the promotion of its new streaming service, per TechCrunch.
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Much of this growth was precipitated by Dan Gilbert's now-famous decision to move the headquarters of his mortgage lending company, Quicken Loans, to a building overlooking Campus Martius Park in 2010.
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John Ratcliffe (R-Texas), a former U.S. attorney who was one of the lead GOP questioners during Rybicki's interview, said he didn't believe anything that arose during the interview precipitated Rybicki's departure.
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A Facebook page associated with her office suggested that international aid groups were colluding with Rohingya militants, whose attack on Myanmar police posts and an army base precipitated the fierce military counteroffensive.
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Official Chinese news media has cited officials as saying they want to close Bitcoin exchanges — a move that precipitated Thursday's decision by BTC China — though they have not set a time frame.
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State auditors did not say what precipitated the investigation and did not give a specific dollar amount for the money that they say was embezzled, only that it was in the millions.
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Mr. Bolton's departure quickly precipitated the beginning of a broader housecleaning at the National Security Council, which will complicate policymaking and diplomacy at least in the near future until vacancies are filled.
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A year later, Mr. McConnell hit the Biden speed dial again, this time to avert a potentially catastrophic failure to raise the debt limit precipitated by Tea Party Republicans in the House.
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When she talked with The Times a year ago, Gold was still coming to terms with what she called the "neurotic perfectionism" that had powered her ascent but also precipitated her decline.
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"Trump talked about DACA and immigration (during his State of the Union address) but what he did not tell the American people is that he precipitated this crisis in September," Sanders said.
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The scant details come even as the other whistleblower — the one describing Trump's bid to force Ukraine to investigate his rival Joe Biden — has precipitated the impeachment inquiry now consuming the capital.
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Trump, naturally, has denied any impropriety, and said he'll clear it all up by releasing transcripts of the phone call to the Ukrainian president that apparently precipitated the whistle blower's formal complaint.
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A sharp fall in gasoline and fuel oil margins in recent days precipitated the fall, with a relative strength in middle distillates failing to keep overall margins in positive territory, traders said.
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A court fight led by Republican attorneys general that precipitated the Justice Department policy shift could cause devastation in the health care market place and hit real-life coverage benefits for millions.
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The entire legislative standoff over this was precipitated by Trump's decision to cancel the Obama-era DACA program, meaning that unauthorized immigrants protected from deportation would lose those protections beginning in March.
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Oddly, it wasn't his photographs that precipitated the arrest but an interview he gave to Al Jazeera, praising student demonstrators who had taken to the streets to protest lethally unsafe traffic conditions.
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Her predominantly white, suburban classmates are criticizing the looting as she tries to explain how these events weren't happening in a vacuum, they were precipitated by centuries of systematic exploitation and bias.
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The good news is that any shake-out in the market should be more contained than it was in the days of Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers, whose collapse precipitated the 2008 crisis.
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Researchers gathered data over three years by combing through news reports indicating a death was "precipitated by a selfie" or that a person had died while attempting to take a photo of themselves.
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However, the Fed is now reaching what some term a credibility crisis for not following through on its multiple vows to normalize rate policy since the extreme accommodation precipitated by the financial crisis.
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All of which raises the question: what would be an appropriate enforcement action for the US government to take against Facebook over the Cambridge Analytica data privacy scandal, which precipitated this latest inquiry?
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Many in Madrid will mistrust Mr Torra's government as long as Mr Puigdemont, who precipitated Spain's deepest constitutional crisis since the return of democracy in 1978, is seen to be pulling the strings.
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While economists and futurists are rightly concerned about the possibility of mass unemployment precipitated by automation technology, right now the U.S. economy is experiencing one of the tightest labor markets in a generation.
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But while Karen Handel's victory predictably sent Democrats back to their respective corners, prior assumptions confirmed, it has not, of yet, precipitated more than a few notes of discord from the party establishment.
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But what must be remembered is that it is the stuff of good lawyering to be at the scene of a crisis, and that rarely means the crisis was precipitated by the lawyers.
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The allegations against the couple appear to have been precipitated by one of their teenage male victims, who had a "breakdown and told his parents what was happening," according to the court documents.
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In response to a question, Lombardo said investigators were examining the possibility Paddock's purchase of more than 30 guns in October 2016 may have been precipitated by some triggering event in his life.
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Things did change for those intimately connected to the events of 9/11, either by virtue of what happened on that Tuesday morning or because of the two misguided wars the attacks precipitated.
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Moreover, this decision by Kim Jung-un was precipitated by the joint military activity between South Korea and the U.S. planned months earlier with the North Korean government fully aware of the maneuvers.
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Revelations about the meeting that Trump Jr., Kushner and then-campaign chairman Paul Manafort had with Veselnitskaya in 2016 brought on waves of new scrutiny and precipitated requests from Capitol Hill for testimony.
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The President's moves, with the prospect of more to come, have precipitated a surreal moment in politics, with Washington veterans debating whether a constitutional crisis is looming — or whether it is already here.
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"Respondent's character first started to noticeably change in approximately 2007, which I believe was precipitated by his losing employment in Minnesota, where we were living at the time," she said in the filing.
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Instead, it was precipitated by a toxic mix of factional fighting and leadership intrigue within the British Conservative Party and the rise of far-right, anti-immigrant groups like the U.K. Independence Party.
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He did, however, plan to watch the track and field events in Rio this week, and he neither condemned nor condoned the recent doping scandals that had precipitated the ban on Russia's team.
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The program had come under fire in 257 as Ferguson, Missouri, police had used hulking armored vehicles to control crowds during unrest precipitated by the police killing of 18-year-old Michael Brown.
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Armin Walser: There were some difficulties with injectable Valium because it's not water-soluble by itself, and the formulations they tried had some problems at the injection site that precipitated and caused pain….
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Mr. Puno's big break — a deal with Vicor Records — was precipitated by an encounter in the 1970s with the Motown band the Temptations at the Palazzi, a club where Mr. Puno played regularly.
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Germany's mistake with regard to the 2015 refugee crisis was not having let refugees in, she said, but having earlier not paid enough attention to the conditions in Syria that had precipitated it.
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Years of economic mismanagement under Mr. al-Bashir also precipitated an economic crisis in 2018 that featured double-digit inflation growth, a tripling of bread prices and street protests across towns and cities.
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Laurent Moreillon, a lawyer for H.S.B.C., called Falciani a "data robber" and noted that the breach had been devastating for the bank, had created embarrassment for account holders, and had precipitated numerous divorces.
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Precipitated by little-understood changes in the workings of our cells and physiological systems, it proceeds in stuttering fits and starts, affecting some people and body parts earlier or more noticeably than others.
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Precipitated by little-understood changes in the workings of our cells and physiological systems, it proceeds in stuttering fits and starts, affecting some people and body parts earlier or more noticeably than others.
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Saturday's win was the Spurs' final home game before their annual Rodeo Road Trip, precipitated each year when the San Antonio Rodeo takes over the AT&T Center for a three-week period.
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The book that I read on the way here, Hersey's Hiroshima, I read in some book that a woman had read that book and it had precipitated her into a two-year depression.
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And while their experiences precipitated "the separation of church and state," the line between religion and politics was often blurred when people of faith had to figure out where they stood on slavery.
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Four other people were wounded in the incident, which the five officers allegedly attempted to cover up, planting a gun near the bridge and fabricating their accounts of the events that precipitated the gunfire.
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Indeed, over the last couple of years, AI research reached a tipping point precipitated by a combination of low-cost ultra powerful computing, progress in algorithm design and access to large sources of data.
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The San Diego incident in September highlights another major crisis precipitated by California's ever-worsening homeless crisis — and underscores how the people first and most negatively impacted by these conditions are the homeless themselves.
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And in spite of Russian military spending falling in the last couple years, "growing perceptions of a threat" from Russia has precipitated large increases in military spending in several Central and Eastern European countries.
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This rise in so-called precision agriculture has precipitated a massive influx in unstructured "bushels to bytes" farm data, creating new opportunities for an industry that has previously operated solely in the physical realm.
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I still see us as being in a moment of incredibly powerful political change, precipitated by women who are willing to be angry right now and women who have been angry throughout our history.
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Emmerson Mnangagwa, who is known as a ruthless strongman and was Zimbabwe's vice president until Mugabe precipitated the coup by placing his wife next in line for the presidency, appeared poised to take control.
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"Here, they injected into reactive rocks and the minerals precipitated relatively quickly and are then unable to migrate anywhere," Christopher Rochelle, a CSS expert who was not involved in the study, tells the BBC.
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He told me that, though many fatal overdoses have resulted from opioids other than OxyContin, the crisis was initially precipitated by a shift in the culture of prescribing—a shift carefully engineered by Purdue.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish authorities have scrambled to stem a fall in the lira, precipitated by President Tayyip Erdogan's criticism of a U.S. decision last week to declare Israeli sovereignty over the occupied Golan Heights.
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The advent of the DVR, the rise of streaming services like Netflix and growing popularity of on-demand services have all precipitated a decline in live television viewing, according to industry analysts like MBuy.
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The raid ended her time in the house on the Prinsengracht and precipitated her long and torturous journey to the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, where she is believed to have died in February 1945.
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Still, for all the consensus from the stage, the Globes still celebrated the power players of a system in which Harvey Weinstein, whose abuses precipitated the current moment, was active just a year ago.
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The precise circumstances of the shooting, what precipitated the bloodshed and the number of people involved remained murky hours after the incident, which unfolded in a busy shopping district during the evening rush-hour.
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"I have no idea what precipitated the delay, but I was among those advocating that we needed to stick with our Ukrainian friends," McConnell, a Republican from Kentucky, said about his outreach last week.
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At the start of the second Sino-Japanese war, precipitated by Japan's invasion of China in 1937, Mr. Zhou moved with his wife, Zhang Yunhe, and two young children to Chongqing, the wartime capital.
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Better loan standards and less trading have kept banks away from the reckless practices that precipitated the crash, while more capital helps to ensure that the banks can absorb any losses that may occur.
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Their work records, in colorful and expansive detail, the bravery and fortitude of early American pioneers and also — because we look at the objects in hindsight — the social and environmental casualties their migration precipitated.
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Last month, after losing a funding battle with Congress over his desire for a border wall, President Trump made his declaration, insisting that a "national security crisis on our southern border" precipitated his action.
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Google's plans to make it harder for other firms to track Chrome users on the web may have been precipitated by Firefox's decision last month to turn on anti-tracking features as the default setting.
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The blanket nationwide U.S. public health warning for consumers, precipitated by an E.coli outbreak, was first issued last month by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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"There have been incidents of new roads being created by motorists and the destruction of Joshua trees in recent days that have precipitated the closure," National Park Service spokesperson George Land said in a statement.
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The report set off a stream of stories about the news; chatter slamming the idea of a company that's precipitated the collapse of bookstores building them itself; and even some stock movements for Amazon's competitors.
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The outcome of the referendum has precipitated political upheaval, including the announced resignation of the Prime Minister, contributing to heightened uncertainty over government economic policies and diminished scope for policy implementation at the current conjuncture.
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A stock market fall could also be precipitated by GDP estimates catching up with earnings-per-share, or a U.S. tax reform announcement which would then focus investors' attention solely on monetary tightening, they said.
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In an effort to boost earnings and cut costs after tough market conditions precipitated a prolonged performance dip, its investment bank, run by co-heads Piero Novelli and Robert Karofsky, is undergoing an internal reorganisation.
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In turn, drawing Russia's ire in Syria seems to have precipitated a new rash of close calls by Russian aircraft on US military assets as well as apparent provocations of NATO airspace by Russian aircraft.
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This was blamed on charges related to depressed energy markets and to a dam failure at one of its mines in Brazil, which killed 19 people and precipitated a compensation claim from the Brazilian government.
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The opening statement former FBI Director James Comey will read at a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing on Thursday morning is on its face a dramatic retelling of the events that precipitated his firing in May.
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Furthermore, the Chinese do not want to see any type of military conflict that would result in a massive refugee crisis, precipitated by North Koreans fleeing across the 870-mile-long border with their country.
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"Had they known the delays and the issues the Mongolian political situation precipitated, I don't think they would have pressed the button (on Oyu Tolgoi) in 2010 in its entirety," Bernstein analyst Paul Gait said.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - More than two-thirds of Japanese companies are feeling less pain from a tax increase last month than from the previous increase five years ago, which precipitated a recession, a Reuters poll found.
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The administration justified the moves by citing the law, saying that the Department of Homeland Security was compelled to end the protections because conditions from the original disasters that precipitated the protected status had improved.
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"Given the incident which precipitated the filing of this Chapter 11 proceeding, there is a strong likelihood that the assets of the debtor will be liquidated rather than reorganized," the trustee wrote in court documents.
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"That's where the investigative work comes into play between what his cell phone records are, social media, laptops, talking to his friends, his neighbors, family members about what may have precipitated this event," he said.
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Such a move would bar cheated investors from enforcing their own rights in lawsuits that have recovered billions and serve as a crucial deterrent to the kinds of devastating fraud that precipitated the financial crisis.
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Only in hindsight, for instance, is it obvious that USC's decline under a string of overmatched coaches was precipitated by Pete Carroll's final season in charge and the passel of underdeveloped talent he left behind.
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Recently, and according to news reports, Trump acknowledged that his Oval Office address aimed at calming the public panic about coronavirus was ineffective; it even precipitated a significant stock market crash, the worst since 220006.
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The attack last November resulted in several broken ribs and precipitated a recurrent case of pneumonia, keeping Mr. Paul out of work in Washington for nearly two weeks, the senator's spokesman said earlier this month.
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In a call with reporters, a senior administration official said Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen decided the termination was "required" given that the original disaster that precipitated the status has been resolved enough to terminate the protections.
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The U.S. Department of Justice precipitated regime change at the top of FIFA — world soccer's "central command" — in the largest ongoing international sports governing body scandal, pursuing indictments against FIFA's corrupt leadership of the sport.
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While terrorist group Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) claimed responsibility for a deadly bombing in the Pulwama district of Kashmir, which precipitated the crisis, New Delhi also said Pakistan had a "direct hand" in the attack.
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The slump in tourism is a central factor of Egypt's foreign currency crisis, which has precipitated a sharp decline in the value of the Egyptian pound and has led to shortages of staples like sugar.
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And Paul Tesori, whose failure to make a cut in 12 tournaments in 1997 precipitated his switch to caddying, was on the bag of Webb Simpson during his victory in the 2012 United States Open.
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Part of the defense argument against a death sentence was that a romantic entanglement of the sort that precipitated Mr. Buck's crime wouldn't happen again because he would be serving a life sentence in prison.
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That rise in cost precipitated a plunge in freshman enrollment and led to a hiring freeze and demonstrations, as well as criticism over the compensation package of the president at the time, David A. Caputo.
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Cartoon by Roz Chast Hammons, whose eight-and-a-half-by-eleven-inch drawing could be said to have precipitated both projects, has played a quiet and somewhat gnomic role in the first one's realization.
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In what seems a classic case of being in the wrong place at the wrong time, that dinner precipitated a chain of events that imperiled Mr. Warren's legal career and could have landed him in jail.
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The abduction and suspected massacre of the trainee teachers in the southwestern city of Iguala precipitated one of the worst crises of President Enrique Pena Nieto's government as criticism swirled around its investigation into the case.
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"Musk's unchecked and misleading tweets about Tesla are what precipitated the SEC's charges, and the pre-approval requirement was designed to protect against reckless conduct by Musk going forward," the commission wrote in its response Monday.
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"Boycotts are as American as apple pie," #GrabYourWallet co-founder and digital strategist Coulter told Fast Company in 2017, referring to the Boston Tea Party's 1773 dump of British imports that precipitated the American Revolutionary War.
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In her floor speech, the 29-year-old congresswoman — also referred to by the abbreviation "AOC" — drew attention to individuals suffering in a historic government shutdown precipitated by the president's call for a southern border wall.
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According to research by New America, of the more than 360 jihadist terrorism cases since 113/11 in the US, more than a quarter were precipitated by tips from the Muslim community or from family members.
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So, from my perspective, we&aposre looking at a document that also has precipitated a legal complaint by a watchdog group that this was funded, and funding mechanism hidden by the Clinton Campaign and the DNC.
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Former FBI Director James Comey, whose firing in May precipitated the appointment of Mueller as special counsel, has said Trump had asked him in a private Oval Office meeting to consider ending the investigation into Flynn.
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After a financial crisis precipitated in no small part by a toxic mortgage boom gone bust, legislators—at least on the Democratic side—were determined to set up a watchdog with some real muscle behind it.
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Saturday's rally was the latest event drawing white nationalists and right-wing activists from across the country to this Democratic-voting town -- a development precipitated by the city's decision to remove symbols of its Confederate past.
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"The suffrage problem, the trade union problem, the equal pay for equal work problem, all these and others are being precipitated by the war, and they furnish material for the conducting of several pages," they wrote.
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Rapid opening of the capital account ahead of a further strengthening of the domestic financial system carried risks and precipitated outflow pressures, which the government sought to address through tighter enforcement of capital-account management measures.
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This is bad enough, but a new study published today in Science Advances claims that the Great Barrier Reef is also losing its ability to recover from bleaching events and infections, which has precipitated its destruction.
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Judge: Suspect in detention for more than five years In his 11-page order, obtained by CNN, Kane said his ruling was precipitated by the postponement of the trial of Muhtorov's alleged co-conspirator, Bakhtiyor Jumaev.
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The report, precipitated by the high profile removals of '60 Minutes' producer Jeff Fager and CBS chief executive Les Moonves after sexual misconduct allegations, found the program's separation from the larger company to be one issue.
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"The mother was not prosecuted, but is instead being held as a material witness to support the prosecution of the smuggler, which precipitated the separation of the two other children, both Mexican citizens," the statement said.
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Ego and impulsivity may have precipitated the United States and North Korea's initial foray into summit diplomacy, but the road to verification and monitoring of North Korea's nuclear dismantlement will be potholed — and the pace, plodding.
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But in the summer, when the air is hot and dry, most of the water evaporates, leaving behind shallow, mineral-rich pools separated from one another by crusty salts and minerals that precipitated in the process.
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He referenced a 2009 National Highway Traffic Safety Administration study, which found that diabetic events were behind 20 percent of crashes precipitated by driver-reported medical emergencies, and heart attacks accounted for an additional 11 percent.
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But he should take heed that it was the firing of special prosecutor Cox in the "Saturday Night Massacre" of October 20, 1973, not the later revelations of the White House tapes, that precipitated Nixon's downfall.
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The war was patently immoral—Ali assembles a nauseating array of quotes from European leaders on the glories of imperialism—and yet it precipitated the retreat of the European socialist movement from the international revolutionary project.
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About half of women who suffer migraines get intense "menstrual migraines" a few days before their period—these are the ones I have been getting—precipitated by the drop in estrogen that occurs right before menstruation.
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Elites are more closed off from the mass of the people; solidarity in nations wilts; the reckless behavior which precipitated the 2008 banking crisis prompted spikes of mistrust in every kind of leadership – political, financial, corporate.
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In a televised news conference on Wednesday, Mr. Barak challenged Mr. Netanyahu's propriety to continue in office, accusing him of having precipitated the last election for the purpose of trying to disrupt legal proceedings against him.
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But some diplomats say the UAE accepted there was no military solution, were sensitive to criticism of the humanitarian disaster and coalition air strikes that have killed civilians, and that rising Iran tensions precipitated the decision.
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He's talking about his wife, whose decision to divorce him has precipitated his flight from Tokyo to the mountains of Kanagawa Prefecture, where he is staying in a house that once belonged to a famous painter.
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The White House has not said what precipitated the firing, a significant question because the Justice Department's stated reasons were well known even when Mr. Trump decided in January to keep Mr. Comey on the job.
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The latest crisis was precipitated by Mr. Johnson's decision last week to suspend the sittings of Parliament in September and October, a move that prompted claims that he was subverting the conventions of Britain's unwritten constitution.
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While Venezuela boasts the world's largest proven oil reserves, crude production has been steadily declining as it slogs through an economic crisis precipitated by years of government mismanagement and exacerbated by a prolonged oil price slump.
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The change was precipitated by the public market's negative reaction to money-losing investments from the first Vision Fund, including Uber and WeWork, the latter of which SoftBank has now acquired to stave off potential bankruptcy.
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After giving his book the provisional title "Les Misères" and working on it sporadically between November 1845 and February 1848, he set it aside when street protests in Paris precipitated the chaos of a mini-revolution.
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"The mother was not prosecuted, but is instead being held as a material witness to support the prosecution of the smuggler, which precipitated the separation of the two other children, both Mexican citizens," the spokesperson said.
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GRUESOME HUMAN SACRIFICE DISCOVERY: SKULLS REVEAL GRISLY SECRETS OF LOST AZTEC CITY "Thirteen 'ritual sites' were discovered by local residents which precipitated an investigation by police from the Danish mainland," the archaeology firm explained, in a statement .
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That action precipitated a flow of East Germans to freedom and it couldn't be stopped; within months, the Berlin Wall came down and the various countries of the Soviet bloc began breaking away from the Soviet Union.
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Another factor that made the switch in method even more glaring was how quickly it came, and how it seems to have been precipitated by one data point in particular: The meager 38,000 gain in May payrolls.
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Optogenetics, first developed by neuroscientists at UC Berkeley, is an exciting new field that's precipitated a barrage of sensational headlines describing how we may one day control our thoughts, memories, and even sensation of pain using lasers.
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Late last week, drill crews were close to sealing the breach in a methane storage well outside the LA-area community of Porter Ranch, which precipitated an environmental and public health crisis that displaced thousands of residents.
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Washington (CNN)A man previously charged over a police call that precipitated a deadly shooting has been charged with making a bomb threat to the Federal Communications Commission last year as it voted to repeal net neutrality.
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"There's no question one of the biggest issues confronting the country at that time was the whole phenomenon of crack cocaine, which had precipitated tremendous anxiety through the African-American community," Mr. Clyburn, who has endorsed Mrs.
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They enjoy impunity at home and literally get away with murder, such as the beatings and denial of medical treatment that precipitated Sergei Magnitsky's death, the killings of journalists, and the assassination of opposition leader Boris Nemtsov.
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Schumer could likely survive in the Senate until January, but Pelosi could face an all-out revolt by the Congressional Hispanic Caucus members in a caucus already raw from the sexual harassment accusations that precipitated longtime Rep.
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In an interview on "Fox News Sunday," Sanders blamed Democrats for the stalemate over funding for Trump's proposed wall along the southern border, which has precipitated a partial government shutdown that has lasted 16 days and counting.
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He also spurred a front-office overhaul that detonated the organization's culture of cronyism and precipitated a series of personnel moves that, so far, have recast the Oilers as an emerging power in the beastly Western Conference.
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Ronaldo has precipitated a period of dominance in the Champions League long thought impossible in the modern game: No team had retained the trophy since 1990; none had won it three years in a row since 1976.
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What happened at U.B.B., as everybody calls it, was precipitated by greed and cost-saving negligence — embodied by Don Blankenship, the chief executive of the company that owned the mine, and whose trial figures in the show.
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The decision of her circle to oust the vice-president, Emmerson Mnangagwa, having apparently tried to poison him, from his seat as heir prompted his brief flight into exile and precipitated the military coup in late 2017.
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Breakups or jealousy precipitated more than a quarter of the homicides, researchers found, and a majority of the deaths involved guns (which are also a major factor in the number of adult women killed by their partners).
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"From Jim Crow to Civil Rights," Michael J. Klarman's revisionist history of Brown, documents that the clash it precipitated between Southern white supremacists and Northern integrationists became an inferno — much fiercer than Eisenhower, or any leader, predicted.
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The Sanders campaign acknowledged they were shellacked on Super Tuesday, in large part because of a Biden surge precipitated by the media attention around the late endorsements of former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, Minnesota Sen.
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Some analysts have speculated that Trump's offer to mediate between the two rivals -- which appeared to trample the sensitivities of the dispute over Kashmir -- during a visit by Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan actually precipitated the crisis.
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By the end of 2011, the wars in the Middle East had precipitated a global refugee crisis, and we decided to make a film about that first night in America for those families who made it here.
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In a nationally televised address, Nazarbayev, 78, alluded to Kazakhstan's transition to independence after the breakup of the Soviet Union, precipitated by the signing of the Belovezh Accords and a botched coup against Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev.
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Mr. Cummings deliberately framed and precipitated the confrontation with Parliament, intending to lose the vote so that Mr. Johnson could instantly call an election as the people's champion, the deliverer of Brexit, the supporter of no deal.
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Democrats in Congress increasingly see Kelly as working to steer Trump away from an agreement that would protect undocumented immigrants who came to the U.S. as children, the very issue that precipitated the three-day government shutdown.
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The N.F.L. has precipitated a rise in 23-point attempts by making extra points longer and, therefore, less automatic: Kickers have converted 93.9 percent of their attempts over the last two seasons, down from 99.3 in 2014.
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Like Joanna Briscoe's "Touched" and Sarah Waters's "The Little Stranger", "Grief Cottage" is an ambiguous, beguiling tale in which the presence of the supernatural is entangled with—and perhaps precipitated by—characters who are undergoing an emotional crisis.
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But President Trump's threats to impose a border tariff, and his demands for Mexico to finance a border wall and renegotiate NAFTA, have precipitated a fall in relations between the two countries to their lowest point in decades.
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Facebook, by inflating the number of video views on its platform, precipitated innumerable "pivots to video" wherein people-who-write-things were laid off and video producers were hired (and then fired when the video views never materialized).
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" BACK STORY: "Trump weeks ago announced the removal of U.S. troops from northern Syria, a decision that precipitated a Turkish military incursion against Kurdish forces in the region that had been U.S. allies in the fight against ISIS.
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What's happened to the St. Lucie is the latest symptom of a problem that can be traced 35 miles west to Lake Okeechobee, where years of mismanagement and entrenched agricultural interests have precipitated one ecological crisis after another.
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They should recall their party's experience in the 2006 midterm elections, when headlines concerning FEMA's response to Hurricane Katrina, waste in Iraq reconstruction projects, and neglect at Walter Reed Army Medical Center precipitated Republican losses in both chambers.
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Their reluctance to help the two southern frontline states, as well as wealthier EU countries such as Germany, which has taken in hundreds of thousands of migrants, have precipitated bitter disputes in the bloc and weakened its unity.
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Republicans have seized on the conflict as a campaign flashpoint, blaming the Obama administration (and then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in particular) for lax security that precipitated the attack and indifferent military response once it was underway.
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Mobs of angry rioters tore through Chinese ethnic neighborhoods, looting shops, torching buildings, and, in hundreds of instances, raping women in a wave of violence that precipitated General Suharto's fall and the end of his New Order regime.
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A year later, as the threat of terrorism and the humanitarian challenge of migration from Africa, Asia and the Middle East have precipitated something of a European identity crisis, Mr. Audiard's film has acquired an almost prophetic aura.
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Early investment in the cloud, coupled with machine learning and applications that can scale at different levels, have set Microsoft and Amazon Web Services apart from smaller rivals - and precipitated the decline of older software companies, Chowdhry said.
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The Commission, which oversees competition policy in the 28-nation European Union, expressed concern earlier on over the relatively high market share the merged entity would have in precipitated silica, used in tires, toothpaste, defoamers, paints and coatings.
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Seksan plays a journalist who is making a documentary about Gavrilo Princip, the Yugoslav nationalist whose assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria in Sarajevo in 1914 was one of the main events that precipitated World War One.
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Trump's abrupt shift in Syria policy precipitated the resignation of both the US Defense Secretary James Mattis and Brett McGurk -- who coordinated the many dozens of countries in the global coalition against ISIS at the US State Department.
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There's no suggestion that the plumbing of the global banking system is getting gummed up like it did in 2007-08, when the complete seizure of lending precipitated the financial crisis and the worst recession since the 1930s.
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The famine precipitated by the 22.5-22.5 Great Leap Forward, Mao Zedong's campaign to collectivize agriculture and quickly expand industry, which killed tens of millions of people, is known in China as the Three Years of Natural Disasters.
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Six scenes but just eight years later, when Mary Page (now Tatiana Maslany) is 27 and having an office affair, we may find our thoughts jolting back to Denny's with a new understanding of what precipitated the divorce.
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That had been precipitated by a line-up change, a lifestyle change, and going from feeling at one point that my band was doomed to feeling like we had a future and I could start from scratch again.
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True, in June 2.9 the small desert peninsula was blockaded by Bahrain, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia for a litany of alleged sins, which precipitated a $30 billion nonresident funding exodus from its banking system.
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"The continuing and threatened mass migration of aliens with no basis for admission into the United States through our southern border has precipitated a crisis and undermines the integrity of our borders," Mr. Trump wrote in the proclamation.
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Mr. Rosenstein and Donald F. McGahn II, the White House counsel, spoke by telephone on Wednesday to review details that precipitated the firing, seeking to agree on a version of events that could be released to the public.
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The disqualification precipitated a fall in the rankings for Brash, the Olympic gold medalist, and a social media-driven campaign ensued to overturn a rule many riders said was draconian and had little to do with animal welfare.
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JeM claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing in Pulwama in Indian-controlled Kashmir on February 14, which resulted in the deaths of 40 Indian troops and precipitated the current escalation in tensions between the two nuclear-armed powers.
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The force and the length of these tours through the streets add up to something like a plot: the romantic and sexual chaos precipitated by the bombing is not, in Barker's telling, the only story of the Blitz.
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Mr. Clinton clashed repeatedly with Republicans after their congressional takeover, outmaneuvering Mr. Gingrich after he precipitated a government shutdown, though he made a historic deal on welfare overhaul that set the stage for his re-election in 1996.
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Over the past two years—since a California show two years ago this week that precipitated a life- and career-changing mental break—Kanye has been more visible but less present than he's been in his entire career.
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He said in Boston that he did not want the FBI investigation he precipitated to be something that "gives us cover" and was working with the White House counsel and his colleagues to make sure it would not be.
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Barack Obama's watershed presidency witnessed a high point in black voter participation, yet this moment of maximum opportunity precipitated an enormous backlash as evidenced by candidate Trump's blunt talk of voter fraud taking place in "inner cities" across America.
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This month, Mr. Muthana filed a new such motion in light of the "upheaval" that followed Mr. Trump's recent announcement of the withdrawal of United States troops from the area, which precipitated the fighting between Turkey and the Kurds.
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The report comes at a time when many energy market participants are increasingly concerned about a repeat of rising supply and faltering demand — the same situation that precipitated a dramatic fall in crude futures from mid-2014 to 231.
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The list of 55 deaths attributed to the hurricane includes ones from heart attacks and suicides that were precipitated by a storm that shook even the sturdiest of the 453 million American citizens who live on this Caribbean island.
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"The combination of weak Chinese data and low Japanese yields has precipitated a significant flattening of the curve with the long bond leading the way," said Aaron Kohli, an interest rate strategist at BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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In a seminal paper, former Fed Chair Ben Bernanke found that it was not the rise in oil prices that precipitated downturns, per se, but the Fed's decision to increase interest rates in response to the oil-generated inflation.
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More than two years have passed since Season 1 ended, and with all the secrets and lies swirling around this tight-knit California community, you may need help remembering the events that precipitated Perry's quick trip down the stairs.
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Mr. Putin and other Russian officials remained vocal defenders of Mr. Blatter even after his ouster, which was precipitated by a set of sprawling Department of Justice indictments in 2015 that accused several senior soccer officials of corrupt practices.
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He was thrilled by the growing friction between my mother and me, fights precipitated by the sexy way I had started to dress and by her suspicion that I sneaked around with college men after school, which I did.
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"The mother was not prosecuted, but is instead being held as a material witness to support the prosecution of the smuggler, which precipitated the separation of the two other children, both Mexican citizens," the department said in a statement.
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Toronto was unable to find traction after a summer of change that saw a number of Babcock's trusted veterans leave town as part of a salary-cap crunch precipitated by big-money contract extensions handed to Matthews and Marner.
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The alleged abduction and suspected massacre of the 43 student teachers in the southwestern city of Iguala by corrupt police working with a violent drug gang precipitated one of the worst crises of former President Enrique Pena Nieto's government.
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But Trump appeared optimistic that the armed conflict in the Middle East — precipitated by his decision to allow the Turkish invasion and subsequent order to evacuate the last American troops in Syria — would soon come to a swift end.
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Officials said the suspension in military cooperation was precipitated by the discovery on an Australian training base of materials that apparently disparaged Pancasila, Indonesia's founding state ideology, which mandates belief in monotheism and unity among Indonesia's 250 million people.
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The cascade of Trump-created controversies following the conventions that precipitated Conway's hiring appear to have irrevocably damaged his credibility as a plausible commander in chief and could prove to be the turning point in the general election itself.
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Wall Street executives and analysts have long complained that the current climate at the Fed and in Washington generally has been one of overarching restrictions on risk since the financial crisis, which was precipitated in large part by reckless lending practices.
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In 2015, the government spent hundreds of billions of dollars propping up the stock market after a series of abrupt drops, which were themselves partly precipitated by investor concerns that the government had created a bubble in the stock market.
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The human drama of these short, cinema-verité-style fragments make one viscerally feel the urgency of these crises, and connect them to similar situations in the US where the issues that have precipitated these calamities are also not going away.
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In 2018, it's impossible to view Paterno without drawing parallels to the months-long national reckoning on sexual harassment, abuse, and assault precipitated by the exposés about Harvey Weinstein in the New York Times and the New Yorker in early October.
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Near the end of her teaching days, she took a serious fall at school that precipitated a cascade of orthopedic problems and over the last 15 years underwent more operations than her family could count — on her back, shoulders and neck.
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The 2008 conflict between Russia and Georgia has echoes of a more recent conflict between Russia and another one of its neighbors, Ukraine, which was precipitated in 2014 after Russia annexed Crimea and supported a pro-Russian uprising in east Ukraine.
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The buried remains of the asteroid that released a billion Hiroshima bombs' worth of energy and precipitated a mass extinction event have eluded scientific analysis for decades—in part because the region has long been locked down by the oil industry.
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A 2008 property market crash precipitated a deep recession in Spain and put paid to several years of significant additions to the country's renewable energy capacity as cuts to state subsidies for alternative energy froze investment and prompted lawsuits against Spain.
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But we do know that hunting for food and trade, commercial fishing, marine pollution, beach tourism and oil spills have precipitated a crisis for these animals, with tens of thousands of sea turtles lost at the hands of humans each year.
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"Declining oil revenues have brought the country's economy to its knees and precipitated the end of the 38-year-long rule of President Jose Eduardo dos Santos," said Maja Bovcon, senior Africa analyst at Verisk Maplecroft, a risk analysis company.
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The shitpost connection reached critical mass in August 2016, when Hillary Clinton held a press conference (precipitated, in part, by Pepe the Frog) denouncing Trump's ties to the white nationalist group—much to the delight of precisely those white nationalists.
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The current militarization of the region -- where access is heavily restricted to aid workers and journalists -- has precipitated violence with the same "hallmarks" of past genocides in Rwanda, Bosnia, Kosovo and Darfur, reads the open letter published by the Yunus Centre.
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If this legislation is not enacted and President Trump does make the catastrophic mistake of firing Mueller or issues pardons to himself or others involved in the Mueller investigation, Trump will have crossed a red line and precipitated a constitutional crisis.
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Doubt swirled about whether longtime CEO Steve Ballmer had the vision to pull what had once been the world's most valuable company out of a prolonged slump precipitated by Microsoft's utter failure to anticipate or adjust to the mobile revolution.
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The nomination in May this year of a new group head for mobile financial services at Orange Bank, Paul de Leusse, precipitated Coisne's departure, as a new management structure is being prepared at the banking unit, two of the sources said.
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Comey, whose ouster by President Donald Trump in 2017 precipitated the appointment of special counsel Robert Mueller, was responding to a question from a student during a rare hour-long question-and-answer session at his alma mater William & Mary.
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The violence associated with lynching was part of a larger system of Jim Crow segregation that kept people of color subjugated, stripped them of their voting rights and precipitated the mass migration of millions of black people from the South.
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"Taken together, policy measures like up-scheduling, an introduction of abuse-deterrent formulations, prescribing limits, and prosecuting health care providers created a powerful push that precipitated the changes in the overdose dynamics we are contending with today," Beletsky told Reuters Health.
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After peace talks broke down in April of 2014, and Palestinian children were killed by Israeli soldiers, a series of reprisal murders precipitated an armed conflict that resulted in the death of thousands of people, the majority of them Gazans.
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The state attorney general's rule not only precipitated the lawsuits, but also became a key election issue, generating support for Republican candidates who successfully ousted incumbent Democrats in a conservative district that cuts across Cape May, Cumberland and Atlantic Counties.
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The decision precipitated James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE's resignation as Defense secretary.
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Trail did have a tattoo of Marvin the Martian on his left ankle, but neither the scene where he tries to slice it off nor the witch hunt that precipitated that act of desperation is part of the official record.
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The incident was precipitated by an argument between two Call of Duty over a $1.50 wagered game, one of which provided Finch's address to Barriss, who has a history of making bomb threats and went by the Twitter handle SWAuTistic.
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CNN has also previously reported that ending temporary protected status for Central Americans and Haiti ignored the recommendations of diplomats and that a staff-level report contradicted the idea that Haiti had recovered from the initial conditions that precipitated its designation.
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But if successful, the summit will be mentioned in the same breath as President Richard Nixon's journey to meet Chinese patriarch Mao Zedong and the superpower talks between Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev that precipitated the end of the Soviet Union.
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Among other things, Mueller is said to be probing potential obstruction of justice by Trump, following the president's decision to fire FBI Director James Comey at the height of the bureau's investigation into Russian meddling — an event that precipitated Mueller's appointment.
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When Mr. Duterte likened himself to Hitler, his supporters rushed to defend him on social media, arguing that the comment was precipitated by a remark by former President Benigno S. Aquino III, who compared Mr. Duterte to Hitler five months earlier.
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Someone with knowledge of the Clinton email investigation related that those assigned to the squad were continually reminded by Comey not to refer to the Clinton case as a "special," for the very reason that precipitated my writing of this column.
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The revelation suggests that the political time bought when Trump signed an executive order on June 25 designed to end the storm, precipitated by audiotapes of crying children and footage of kids herded together in cages, may be running out.
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The advent of computers, video games, and other rapidly changing technologies in the '70s and '80s precipitated alien encounters both friendly (Star Wars envisioned a universe teeming with possibility) and hostile (Alien pitted humans against a faceless, wraithlike, hyper-evolved enemy).
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The blanket warning, precipitated by an E.coli outbreak in 11 states and Canada that has made at least 50 people ill, was issued on Tuesday by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The spike in the U.S. dollar from the lows of yesterday along with factors such as sliding yields precipitated to a bit of a sell-off in gold, said Bart Melek, head of commodity strategies at TD Securities in Toronto.
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In a speech in Istanbul, Erdogan said Turkey would mobilize to fight remaining Islamic State forces in Syria and temporarily delay plans to attack Kurdish fighters in the northeast of Syria - shifts both precipitated by the American decision to withdraw.
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While Mr. Geyrhalter did not, as it happens, bring cameras to the vicinity of Fukushima, where an earthquake and tsunami led to a nuclear disaster that precipitated mass evacuations in 2011, it's probable he wishes the viewer to make a connection.
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This rivalry transitioned into a new era last season with the emergence of young stars on both teams, and it regained its edge in April when Red Sox reliever Joe Kelly hit Tyler Austin and precipitated a bench-clearing scrum.
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If you are not aware of the situation, read about what precipitated not just the wearing of black at the ceremony, but the movement to fight sexual harassment and gender inequality in the entertainment industry as well as other industries.
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The crisis in United States-Saudi relations precipitated by the brazen murder of Jamal Khashoggi raises a critical question that the Trump administration plainly wants to avoid: Can the United States continue to cooperate with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman?
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They can no longer explain what the United States is trying to accomplish, or reconcile the fact that the youngest American troops being sent to Afghanistan these days were born after the attack on the United States that precipitated the war.
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Mr. Hernandez's turn on the witness stand was not entirely unforeseen: Days before his arrest last November, he had a public falling out with the Nine Trey gang, precipitated by his kidnapping last summer for which Mr. Ellison is now charged.
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Britain has blamed Moscow for the poisonings, an accusation that the Kremlin has continually mocked and rejected, and the dispute precipitated a series of expulsions of diplomats between the two countries and beyond, as Britain's allies rallied to its side.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German carnival revelers are milking the opportunity to mock Christian Democrat (CDU) leader Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer over her failure to stop the party siding with the far right in a regional election - a move that precipitated her downfall.
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His recent explosion (a "third strike" against school rules) was precipitated when his teacher, in a discussion of Richard Wright's "Native Son," pointedly asked Omari to explain the homicidal rage of that novel's hero, as if of course he would know.
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In particular, it reveals the critical part played by a British agent, Norman Darbyshire, who was in charge of handing out the money that precipitated the violent ouster of the country's democratically elected leader in favor of the more tractable Shah.
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Junk bond funds took in $1.4 billion during the latest week, according to ICI, ending a 15-week streak of outflows that swallowed $28.8 billion of the funds' cash and precipitated the December collapse of Third Avenue's Focused Credit Fund.
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Outsized personalities abound: the "dangerously monarchical" George Washington; the profligate, "sexy" Arnold, whose ego exceeded his status; the dissolute British general William Howe; the duplicitous commander and statesman Joseph Reed, whose zealous pursuit of Arnold may have precipitated his treachery.
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Turkey, which precipitated current fears of an EM contagion, has positive flows this quarter of over $200 million and is positive for the year, even as the Turkey ETF is down 34 percent this quarter and over 50 percent this year.
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Andy Rubin, CEO and founder of Essential, has taken a leave of absence for "personal reasons" from his company following a report from The Information that he had "an inappropriate relationship with a subordinate" that precipitated his 2014 departure from Google.
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The police chief said he could offer no explanation for what might have precipitated the attack on the District 3 police station, which lies adjacent to county police headquarters in Landover, Maryland, about 8 miles (13 km) east of Washington.
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Viewing Cooper's California photographs against his larger expeditionary project compels us to consider how the state's colonial past — its oppression of Indigenous populations, natural resource exploitation, and rapid industrialization — precipitated current struggles with climate change, immigration, homelessness, and racial inequality.
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But on arriving in Erie, he seemed as fixated by a more than 800-point plunge in the Dow Jones Industrial Average as by the storm, slamming central bankers for their monetary tightening policies, which he said had precipitated the correction.
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Mr. Vucic's arrival was precipitated by the death of Mr. Ivanovic, 64, who was shot five times in the chest on a street, his body splayed out on the sidewalk just steps from the office of the political party he led.
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Protests against the ride hailing app have appeared to have a negative effect, such as the 2014 London black cab strike which reportedly precipitated an 850 percent increase in signups to Uber as a result of publicity from the industrial action.
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In addition to police strikes and budget cuts to security, there has been widespread political turmoil in Brazil precipitated by the impeachment of former president Dilma Rousseff, as well as a national recession and a significant rise in violent crime.
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He did, however, have a well-documented history of domestic violence: In 2012 he fractured the skull of his infant stepson, and the shooting seemed to have been precipitated by conflict with his mother-in-law, who attended First Baptist.
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" In addition, the lawsuit charges that the federal government's decision to ax the grant agreement "was precipitated by President Trump's overt hostility to California, its challenge to his border wall initiatives, and what he called the 'green disaster' high-speed rail project.
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The small animal hospital posted a melancholy update to its Facebook page on Saturday, informing the community that the apparently unnamed alpaca had succumbed to a really bad stomach ache precipitated by the flagrant junk food-dumping habits of a local man.
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The evidence is overwhelming, as we show in Untold History, that it was the Soviet invasion of Manchuria, South Sakhalin, the Kurile Islands, and Korea, which began at midnight on August 8, 1945 that precipitated the Japanese surrender and not the atomic bombs.
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And at least at the time when he died, the lack of information or just the not knowing really the circumstances that had precipitated his death and that he seemed to have been ... There's obviously a timeline, but he was still making movies.
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After the oil shock precipitated by the Iranian Revolution, the seizure of the American embassy in Teheran, and the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in 1979, Carter announced the Carter Doctrine: a commitment to a huge American military buildup in the Persian Gulf.
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He uses his full arsenal of effects to clutter Alpha with little signifiers of the melting-pot ethos that precipitated its creation, and the high-gloss sheen of digital cinema leaves it looking a touch more futuristic, another step removed from our present.
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A few morsels of root vegetables such as carrots, a local staple along with potatoes, radishes, peanuts and corn, may have saved the life of Yang Nainai, or Granny Yang, during the famine precipitated by Mao's Great Leap Forward in 1958 to 1962.
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Carson, 64, who formerly led the field of prospective GOP nominees in the polls as late as November, saw a steady drop in his approval ratings that was precipitated by a controversy late last year over several disputed details of his past.
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The naming of the special prosecutor, who will have enormous investigative power, was precipitated by Trump's dismissal of James Comey and the revelation that he allegedly asked the FBI director to drop his probe of the Trump campaign's possible links to Russia.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - President Tayyip Erdogan's abrupt decision to sack Turkey's central bank governor Murat Cetinkaya came after months in which they had not met and was precipitated when Cetinkaya rebuffed requests in June for a 300 point rate cut, three sources said.
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He was referring to the Fed's 0.25 percentage point increase in the benchmark Fed funds rate last December, which precipitated a 12 percent loss for small stocks from mid-December to late January and a 13 percent drop for emerging-market shares.
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Previous doubts raised CNN has previously reported that ending TPS for Central Americans and Haiti ignored the recommendations of diplomats and that a staff-level report contradicted the idea that Haiti had recovered from the initial conditions that precipitated its TPS designation.
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