The arcade survived the rise and fall of pinball, the rise and fall of Pac-Man, the rise and fall of Super Nintendo, and perhaps most unimaginably, the rise, and rise some more, of Manhattan real estate prices.
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The rise and fall in drone strikes in Pakistan closely mirrors the rise and fall of American troop numbers in Afghanistan.
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The story of Cianci's rise and fall (and rise and fall) is the story of recent Providence history; an urban opéra bouffe.
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GRAPHIC - The rise and fall of Patisserie Holdings - tmsnrt.
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It's a nice touch to watch the number of people in the conversation rise and fall — if you sit long enough, you might conceivably watch a trend rise and fall before your eyes.
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Here's a brief story of the website's rise and fall.
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Wallets are immune to the rise and fall of trends.
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Fortunes rise and fall depending on the party in power.
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Why does the Shanghai market rise and fall so rapidly?
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And Civ VI's upcoming Rise and Fall continues that tradition.
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Civilization VI: Rise and Fall will be out on Feb.
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Read on for the rise and fall of "Android Andy."
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Because these things go in phases, teams rise and fall.
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Breitbart has gone through an equally dizzying rise and fall.
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But the mystery surrounding his rise and fall only deepened.
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But you can still catch the full rise and fall.
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The magazine has covered the rise and fall of cryptocurrency.
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Have we seen movements like these rise (and fall) before?
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The rise and fall of Tupac Shakur and Biggie Smalls.
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There are many explanations for the rise and fall of unions.
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Throughout, three key hormones, estrogen, testosterone and progesterone, rise and fall.
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Twitter emotion doesn't rise and fall the way human emotions do.
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Empires rise and fall, and none more so than business empires.
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Newspapers report its rise and fall next to the weather forecast.
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THE story of Tonya Harding's rise and fall is sporting legend.
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Geopolitics was the driving force behind Gulf Air's rise and fall.
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In politics, tides usually rise and fall to their previous marks.
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Has anyone read The Rise and Fall of the Roman Empire?
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Shanghai has always been a place where fortunes rise and fall.
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"The Rise and Fall of American Growth" by Robert J. Gordon
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"The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers" by Paul Kennedy
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Henrietta's memories of Harold's professional rise and fall are particularly poignant.
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Its rise and fall may hold lessons for Paris Saint-Germain.
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The rise and fall of LivingSocial is a good cautionary tale.
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This intense book gives us Woods's almost mythical rise and fall.
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Read our profile from last year about his rise and fall.
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Zucker's rise and fall — and rise again — is media industry lore.
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Countries rise and fall over borders — and how they are guarded.
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Tastes for living in certain kinds of areas rise and fall.
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And we explore the rise and fall of the Yahoo Internet company.
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"You see the rise and fall of Sears and others," McMillon said.
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The fortunes of the economy rise and fall with households' spending habits.
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Rollercoasters rise and fall but usually end up back where they began.
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Shares in the latter rise and fall on news from Hong Kong.
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Up until 2016, their prices tended to rise and fall in unison.
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" Roseanne's explosive rise and fall was the "We were rooting for you!
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New tracks should appear in time, as new cryptocurrencies rise and fall.
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Rise and Fall also tweaks Civilization VI's diplomatic landscape with new Emergencies.
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Go deeper: The rise and fall of ISIS in Iraq and Syria
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Countries' prospects rise and fall over cycles of up to ten years.
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The story follows the rise and fall of the noble Jia Family.
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The amount of big love in a society can rise and fall.
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What was the personal toll of the rise and fall of Secret?
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For a graphic on rise and fall of RBS assets, click tmsnrt.
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Nguyen made a Snapchat Story chronicling the rise and fall of Meerkat.
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GRAPHIC: 1997 to 2018: The rise and fall of Noble Group - tmsnrt.
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SoftBank had more than a passive role in WeWork's rise and fall.
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Andrew Cuomo's role in Mr. Byford's rise and fall has been complicated.
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It the issue by which most presidents' approval ratings rise and fall.
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Fortunes are made and lost, and long-standing industries rise and fall.
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A new documentary explores the rise and fall of Robert F. Kennedy.
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Disengagements also often rise and fall along with the scale of testing.
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Here's a look at the rise and fall of China's first space station.
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The rise and fall of civilizations may be renamed 'who gets the girl'.
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The prices of shares and currencies tend to rise and fall in tandem.
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It's one of the most meteoric rise and fall stories in sports history.
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Prominent figures rise and fall like tragic heroes; sometimes the nefarious candidate prevails.
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Go deeper: Timeline: the rise and fall of ISIS in Iraq and Syria
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RISE AND FALL OF MYANMAR China, however, is facing its own supply problem.
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Once the carousel of partisanship turns, all standards merely rise and fall automatically.
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Yet its say in how global markets rise and fall is already apparent.
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These sketches rise and fall on the gags, which are hit and miss.
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Writing and painting, descriptive undertakings both, rise and fall on the same ground.
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Take a look at the sarcophagus' rise and fall after the Chernobyl disaster.
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DYNASTY: The Rise and Fall of the House of Caesar, by Tom Holland.
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But those associations with fame, like Mr. McGwire's baseball, could rise and fall.
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THE IMPOSSIBLE PRESIDENCYThe Rise and Fall of America's Highest OfficeBy Jeremi Suri343 pp.
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Here's Kim Severson on the rise and fall of the gender-reveal cake.
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They ebb and flow with time, with the rise and fall of teams.
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THE RISE AND FALL OF ADAM AND EVE By Stephen Greenblatt 419 pp.
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It will be hard to do justice to Ghosn's improbable rise and fall.
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Values rise and fall entirely from trading alone, as no real value accumulates.
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"Paddlefish like free-flowing rivers that rise and fall naturally," Dr. Scarnecchia said.
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Here&aposs what you should know about Michael Avenatti&aposs rise and fall:
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Here&aposs a closer look at the rise and fall of Pier 1.
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The rise and fall of bitcoin during recent months has been eye-popping.
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But fortunes did not rise and fall on how good your dumplings were.
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Clinton's edge would rise and fall over the course of the next year.
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" • "Stock and bond prices are not supposed to rise and fall in tandem.
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Stock and bond prices are not supposed to rise and fall in tandem.
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We looked at the rise and fall of the elaborate real estate scheme.
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Here's a look at Tillerson's rise and fall, as viewed through Trump tweets.
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Yet social media platforms can rise and fall with great speed and little warning.
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Chicago soybeans have seen a similar rise and fall over the latest two weeks.
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It's the opening of the book, and it shows you these rise and fall.
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By contrast, Obamacare's subsidies rise and fall automatically in proportion to local health costs.
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He's lived through every Nintendo console and watched generations of competitors rise and fall.
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Nonetheless, this purchase is notable for another reason: the rise and fall of valuations.
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Its daily rise and fall is their heartbeat, an unseen spectacle of planetary extent.
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The rise and fall of WeWork has been a captivating to say the least.
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The model was based on comparing the rise and fall of 10 historical empires.
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Rise and Fall lets you build alliances with other civs based around specific pursuits.
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On Motherboard: The Rise and Fall of a $2 Million Spam Shop A GameJournalismJobs.
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Youssef's rise and fall almost directly mirrors the wild swings in Egypt's recent history.
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Until that changes, Pompey's prosperity will rise and fall in line with defence spending.
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The Rise and Fall of Nations: Forces of Change in the Post-Crisis World.
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Haigh's previous novel, "Baker Towers," traced the rise and fall of Bakerton's coal industry.
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Payments rise and fall automatically with earnings, just as our Social Security payments do.
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" Asif Kapadia chronicles the rise and fall of the singer Amy Winehouse in "Amy.
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"Studio 54: The Documentary" details the rise and fall of a famous NYC nightclub.
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Britney's rise and fall might be the defining pop-cultural incident of this millennium.
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There is considerable overlap in these books as they trace Flint's rise and fall.
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Floating solar panels rise and fall in the water, sending power to the grid.
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THE IMPOSSIBLE PRESIDENCY: The Rise and Fall of America's Highest Office, by Jeremi Suri.
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One was the rise and fall of an unusually colorful Japanese businessman, Hiromasa Ezoe.
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Here&aposs a closer look at the rise and fall of Bed Bath & Beyond.
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The discovery of C.T.E. adds another turn in Mr. Hernandez's meteoric rise and fall.
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Storied teams such as Liverpool and Barcelona, Bayern Munich and Juventus, rise and fall.
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Read more: The rise and fall of Victoria's Secret, America's most famous lingerie retailer
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Jeb watched her diaphragm rise and fall under the thin fabric of her dress.
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For most of us, there was no chest that we watched rise and fall.
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And throughout the rise and fall of civilizations, the pyramids have remained a fascination.
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Still, the tale of Ms. Kane's rise and fall has riveted Pennsylvania like no other.
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Rise and fall At its peak New Birth Missionary Baptist Church had about 25,000 members.
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The swift rise and fall of DeepNude shows there is a demand for such software.
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Nonetheless, here's the warts and all story of the rise and fall of Rompo Gym.
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Jackman portrays a confident Democratic candidate during the rise and fall of his political career.
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Meals would rise and fall in price based on the demand in the reservation system.
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The first sort tend to rise and fall with the violent crime rate among youngsters.
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Many people are in the dark about what makes their credit scores rise and fall.
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The series will follow the rise and fall of television host and producer Don Cornelius.
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That's how TV works: The dramatic arcs need to rise and fall and rise again.
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The fate of Lebanon's rail network tracks the rise and fall of the country's fortunes.
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And through these cycles, companies will rise and fall like they always have throughout history.
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Taylor Swift, likewise, has seen her star rise and fall as it's tied to Kanye's.
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These companies will inevitably go through the same rise and fall driven by consumption habits.
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The rhythm of their days was dictated by the rise and fall of the sun.
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Manziel's rise and fall has long been punctuated with headlines for his off-field partying.
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These come from rows of speakers that rise and fall from the ceiling on wires.
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As with most of the series' expansion packs, Rise and Fall attempts to address that.
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Personal attacks persist as well, though it seems to rise and fall with the news.
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Hardly anyone is left alive who remembers the rise and fall of the subway firsthand.
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It's an especially important number for homeowners with adjustable-rate mortgages, which rise and fall.
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The rise and fall of all kinds of crime in New York mirrored national trends.
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You can read all of our reporting on the rise and fall of uBiome here.
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Business Insider and Campfire are making a documentary about the rise and fall of WeWork.
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Dancing Cow in Mexico Mountains may crumble, civilizations will rise and fall, but Dancing Cow?
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You'll remember the story of the rise and fall of the Folk Art Museum building.
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The new Showtime series follows the rise and fall of the former Fox News chief.
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He sees the curve of the Earth, the undulating rise and fall of the landscape.
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You've covered the rise and fall of many print media empires in the digital age.
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Ms. Brügger tracked the cereal and hemp pollen over time, noting their rise and fall.
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"I do believe there will be a rise and fall for some players," he said.
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Cortisol is meant to rise and fall quickly in response to "fight or flight" situations.
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A Times reporter examines Kalanick's rise and fall and the culture that made them possible.
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Kaplan expects oil supply from U.S. shale fields to fluctuate as prices rise and fall.
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"When Genius Failed: The Rise and Fall of Long-Term Capital Management" by Roger Lowenstein
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"Student loan payments will automatically rise and fall with a borrower's earnings, just as contributions to Social Security rise and fall," Professor Dynarski said in a 2013 policy paper she wrote with Daniel Kreisman, now an assistant professor of economics at Georgia State University.
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In part, it's the much-told material: the "baking cookies" blowups of Bill's 1992 campaign; the personal and public crucible of his sex scandals and impeachment; the Senate and the State Department and the rise and fall and rise and fall of her reputation.
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Bitcoin's price may rise and fall in the future — perhaps dramatically — but the revolution has begun.
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A tidal lagoon works by using the rise and fall of the tides to generate electricity.
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Words that insist we rise and fall together, that that's how we might perfect our union.
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I did an interview on NY1 about Bob Gordon's Rise and Fall of U.S. Economic Growth.
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The next two most important sectors, construction and property, rise and fall with the oil industry.
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This ancient tradition has survived wars, revolutions and the rise and fall of the British Empire.
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The value of the shares — or tokens — rise and fall in a similar way to stocks.
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Go deeper: The rise and fall and rise of the budget deficit Debt is suddenly hot
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To be sure, weekly U.S. exports rise and fall by wide margins from week to week.
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Fiction, with its rise and fall, its cause and effect, can swaddle language back to life.
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And, like any good romantic comedy, they rise and fall on the chemistry between their leads.
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GS: In your career, you have seen your fair share of financial icons rise and fall.
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Trump measures success of his measures by the rise and fall of the Dow Jones average.
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The fact is that emissions in many energy-related sectors rise and fall with economic conditions.
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The Rise and Fall of American Growth: The US Standard of Living since the Civil War.
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Rise and Fall turns governors into individuals, each with their own strengths, weaknesses, and progression path.
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A documentary chronicling Holmes' and Theranos' rapid rise and fall was released by HBO in 2019.
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"The ability to air opinions freely often determined the rise and fall of dynasties," it said.
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This inflates the price of online ads, which rise and fall based on changes in demand.
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With each heave, he watched the city's skyline rise and fall through the early morning haze.
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He is the author of The Impossible Presidency: The Rise and Fall of America's Highest Office.
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THE RISE AND FALL OF AMERICAN GROWTH: The U.S. Standard of Living Since the Civil War.
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Consumer credit and loans generally rise and fall along with the central bank's interest rate movements.
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A little wind across the camera's microphone, the audible rise and fall of a person breathing.
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We rise and fall and light from dying embers, remembrances that hope and love last longer.
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Here is a timeline of the rise and fall of oil prices over the past decade.
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We rise and fall in light from dying embers, remembrances that hope and love last longer.
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But "The Americans" understands history as more than the record of which nations rise and fall.
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I was a close confidante of Mr. Chávez and was there for his rise and fall.
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Ulbricht's rise and fall is like the start-up hero's journey reflected in a black mirror.
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Power is bringing out the best in my rockstar team because we rise and fall together.
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Like my father always says, empires may rise and fall but people still need light bulbs.
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The teams' respective comfort levels rise and fall considerably with Iguodala in or out of uniform.
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Read more: The 117-year rise and fall of JCPenney, one of America's largest department stores
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Every forecaster knows that economies rise and fall constantly, oscillating around a long-term trend line.
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The company greenlit "The Dropout," a limited series about rise and fall of Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes.
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The neutron beam pulses on and off, creating a visible rise and fall in the detection signal.
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He worked for GM in it's Saginaw factory, and saw the company's rise and fall in Michigan.
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Briefly, Pareto argued that history was marked by the rise and fall, or circulation, of governing elites.
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Unlike a mutual fund, assets under management do not rise and fall in line with customer demand.
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That makes it easy to forget that the stock market's rise and fall is, well, pretty commonplace.
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He watches them breathe, monitoring the rise and fall of the chest until just the right moment.
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That means you get longer-lasting energy, instead of that quick rise and fall refined sugars provide.
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Moreover, California taxes capital gains as income, so receipts rise and fall in line with the stockmarket.
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Compensation There is no shortage of reasons for the spectacular rise and fall of Valeant Pharmaceuticals International.
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Hungry City 10 Photos View Slide Show ' The fish rise and fall in their wall of tanks.
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Keep reading to learn more about the rise and fall of former hedge fund manager Richard Perry.
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The rise and fall of a young Chinese billionaire He had a simple job in a forest.
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This rise and fall is both a celebration and a denigration of the quality of intuition itself.
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In usual times, currencies can rise and fall according to the differences in interest rates between economies.
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This can mean emerging markets - good and bad alike - tend to rise and fall as a bloc.
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Entire kingdoms rise and fall with the familiar left and right swipes of the popular dating app.
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Markets often rise and fall for reasons that have nothing to do with the day's biggest headlines.
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"Jenacide (the Inevitable Rise and Fall of the Bloodless Revolution)," by Mr. Scott: Finally, another sentimental offering.
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The financial results also show how the company's fortunes rise and fall with the price of oil.
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Kotlowitz, however, depicts the question of what causes urban crime to rise and fall as essentially unanswerable.
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THE RISE AND FALL OF THE DINOSAURS A New History of a Lost WorldBy Steve Brusatte Illustrated.
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"The Rise and Fall of Adam and Eve" is an ambitious attempt at an important cultural history.
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"From Main Street to Mall: The Rise and Fall of the American Department Store" by Vicki Howard
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The price of oil continues to rise and fall in response to commercial pressures and investor sentiment.
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"Out of sight, out of mind" has long been how relationships rise and fall on this show.
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Their assets are less likely to rise and fall quickly with ups and downs in financial markets.
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"There's just no way to tell due to the rise and fall of the river," Stafford said.
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Our Back Pages In this week's issue, Edward Sorel illustrates the rise and fall of Truman Capote.
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Ms. Kourlas does not limit her criticism to merely what happens between the curtain's rise and fall.
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From 'Android Andy' to alleged 'sex ring' leader — the rise and fall of Google exec Andy Rubin
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Streamers will rise and fall in popularity, and the YouTube algorithm will change, dramatically altering that landscape.
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The berms and swales leading toward the woods rise and fall like breaths, yet everything feels still.
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Crime rates at once rise and fall, and indictments in Hamburg are compared to convictions in Frankfurt.
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Others rise and fall in a tessellation of triangles with sharp, jewel-like edges, their vertices multiplying.
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ISIS' rise and fall have left suspicions and resentments that will "be felt for generations," he says.
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The rise and fall of Flynn The story of Flynn's rise and fall -- from loyal Trump adviser and campaign rabble-rouser to a very short-term top job in national security -- is the story of an insular family takeover of a transition process the President himself never wanted.
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Layer yourself in quick-change outfits as the temperature continues to rise and fall throughout the coming days.
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The rise and fall of pollution from these sources, to some extent, can be linked to economic growth.
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Think back a few years to the spectacular rise and fall of companies such as WorldCom and AOL.
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It isn't surprising that Coinbase's fortunes rise and fall with the price of the cryptocurrency market's flagship coin.
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In our monthly Rise and Fall column we look back at crowdfunded gadgets that reached their funding goal.
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Weather is like the rise and fall of stocks day to day, climate is the trend over years.
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One result of that prolific run is that they lived through the rise and fall of various trends.
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The rise and fall of the sea, he said, was something that city folk in Miami worried about.
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They chronicle the rise and fall of empires, the deeds of the earliest people, and humanity's greatest secrets.
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Regardless, he is a central figure in both the rise and fall of WCW in the late 1990s.
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Then we saw the brief arc of their relationship rise and fall in the blink of an eye.
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At least for now, she is the fulcrum upon which other characters see their fates rise and fall.
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For hundreds of years, they prospered largely free of persecution, surviving the rise and fall of successive dynasties.
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An instant bond is formed between the two that drives the rest of this rise-and-fall story.
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While a long primary process is exhausting to everyone involved, it allows for candidates to rise and fall.
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The story of wine coolers' rise and fall fits almost perfectly into the pocket of Reagan-era America.
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There was no hand on my back, pressed firmly against the tremulous rise and fall of my spine.
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But it's there, in the quiet between the rise and fall of strings, filling the pauses and refrains.
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Many storage tanks have floating roofs that rise and fall depending on the volume of oil they hold.
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Social mobility, the rise and fall of people in society, is a cornerstone of America's meritocratic self-image.
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Everything old eventually becomes new again — witness the rise and fall (and rise) of the humble cheese ball.
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That's part of the point of fashion, I know; as reliable as the rise and fall of hemlines.
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Even though stocks rise and fall, over time they are the best way to build a nest egg.
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His stories were often set at pivotal moments in Chinese history, like the rise and fall of dynasties.
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It also scarcely matters when bodies rise and fall to a beat as natural as our circadian rhythms.
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But reputations rise and fall, attributions are assigned and reconsidered, and money — well, money can't buy you everything.
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The third season covered the aftermath of Escobar's death and the rise and fall of the Cali Cartel.
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What about fifteen years after the rise and fall of a border wall between the US and Mexico?
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"That is totally the story," said Mr. Morduch, who watched household incomes in his study rise and fall.
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The only remaining check would be popular opinion, which can rise and fall as national security crises unfold.
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While equities rise and fall with investor emotions, equities are ultimately tied to the performance of underlying companies.
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One regulated by the rise and fall of the sun, the other regulated by the American news cycle.
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This could be a rise-and-fall candidacy that fizzles by the time we are into the summer.
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He wants to watch the rise and fall of things, even himself, without trying to manipulate the process.
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Verses, choruses and bridges arrive in their proper places and melodies trace a measured, symmetrical rise and fall.
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Business Insider spoke with 20 former employees, investors, advisers, and others about the company&aposs rise and fall.
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Two countries account for the rise and fall in the global nuclear stockpile: Russia and the United States.
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Oil prices and spreads do not rise and fall in straight lines or even in a simple cyclical pattern.
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I always say that the history of social media is the story of the rise and fall of hope.
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Global stock markets have closely tracked the rise and fall in the price of the oversupplied commodity this year.
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Rise and fall $6 billion: What LivingSocial was valued, at its height $0: What Groupon paid to acquire it.
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Poundmaker and the Cree people will be playable in the Civ 6 expansion Rise and Fall coming in February.
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Altogether, she says the songs tell a cohesive story about the rise and fall of one real-life relationship.
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We've watched the number of female CEOs of Fortune 500 companies rise and fall over the last few years.
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Noise from a nearby air conditioner makes the rise and fall of a dramatic music cue impossible to hear.
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He is now working on his third book, a novel about the rise and fall of a business tycoon.
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From ancient Greece to the Battle of the Midway, empires rise and fall on the advantage of their ships.
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Bitcoin has always been contentious, especially as prices of the decentralized currency rise and fall at rapid-fire rates.
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Technology was high on the agenda, with the rise and fall of bitcoin and Silicon Valley's hiccups featuring prominently.
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Bitcoin's rise and fall is reminiscent of a bubble, having gone through a boom, euphoria and financial distress. 8.
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Sadly, the best way to illustrate such change is to look at the the rise and fall of Zynga.
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And then it's back to business as usual and the tech stocks will rise and fall based on that.
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The book's account of the rise and fall of Xerox is a cautionary tale for entrepreneurs and executives alike.
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History has shown that the rise and fall of some of the best known political figures can happen overnight.
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The final product is a behind-the-scenes look at the rise and fall of a pop culture icon.
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The rise and fall of IS has had a sobering and unifying effect on relationships between Sunnis and Shi'ites.
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There were occasional thumps that sounded like doors being opened and shut, and the rise and fall of voices.
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The 21st century figures to be characterized by intense polarization, not by the rise and fall of dominant regimes.
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This would be fairer, because it would allow countries to rise and fall based solely on on-field performance.
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For all of their personal tribulations, this is what remains the most fascinating aspect of their rise and fall.
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Taxes naturally rise and fall with income, buffering the effects of economic fluctuations on what workers and firms spend.
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She was now reading The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich, William Shirer's landmark study of Hitler's Germany.
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In fiction: "Chronicle of a Last Summer" centers on the rise and fall of Hosni Mubarak, Egypt's former president.
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But on most issues — whether it is immigration or the economy or national security — we rise and fall together.
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"City in the Sky: The Rise and Fall of the World Trade Center," by James Glanz and Eric Lipton.
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Linton said interest in Deltec homes "tends to ebb and flow with the rise and fall of these storms."
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Read more: Social-media battles, massive crowds, and overworked employees: Inside the rise and fall of Popeyes' chicken sandwich
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Read more: From 'Android Andy' to alleged 'sex ring' leader — the rise and fall of Google exec Andy Rubin
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Also lost is one of the most complete photo and video archives of the Arab Spring's rise and fall.
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Here is the full story of the rise and fall of the most hyped menu item of the year.
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Other creature memes — the "O Rly" snowy owl, the Socially Awkward Penguin — tend to rise and fall rather quickly.
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I watched his gut rise and fall in his fire suit for a few minutes, debating what to say.
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Stephen Greenblatt, "The Rise and Fall of Adam and Eve," already brilliant enough to make me seethe with envy.
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Namaste helps us to recognize that, like it or not, we are all connected; we rise and fall together.
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That pattern varies based on how fast the atoms rise and fall and can reveal tiny fluctuations in gravity.
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At the time that you left there it was known, and it had a sort of rise and fall.
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But empires rise and fall, and it's a mistake to get too sentimentally attached to any one of them.
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As markets rise and fall, the mix of investments you originally put into place can take a different shape.
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I had been in Venezuela for 10 years, so I had witnessed the rise and fall of the revolution.
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Transparency watchdogs monitor the rise and fall of Mr Orban's coterie by charting who gets the most public contracts.
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Pollen levels rise and fall during the century, but their most pronounced peaks and valleys coincide with notable events.
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With or without life on earth, climate change would rage, ice ages come and go, seas rise and fall.
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Repeatedly we see how the fates of ordinary men rise and fall because of the whims of the powerful.
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Real World Example: When stock prices rise and fall, there is no shortage of explanations for why it happened.
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Here's a look at the rise and fall of one of the richest and most powerful people in Hollywood.
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State of the Art Travis Kalanick's spectacular rise and fall at Uber contains many lessons for the technology industry.
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Here is a timeline of the rise and fall of Sears, starting at its humble beginnings in the 1800s.
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It's also ever-changing: Industries and companies rise and fall, and there are always losers as well as winners.
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Marsch's reputation will rise and fall, his fortunes ebb and flow, with the players he has at his disposal.
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He asked for one held note to rise and fall in volume like a ball thrown in the air.
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It's fair to say that, on the surface, cashless retail stores have undergone a bit of a rise and fall.
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THE RISE AND FALL OF AMERICAN GROWTH: The U.S. Standard of Living Since the Civil War, by Robert J. Gordon.
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Then there was the rapid rise and fall of one of the first frontrunners in this year's Best Actor race.
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Its rapid rise and fall is unlike anything ever seen before, and the most dramatic example yet of a FELT.
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"Carreyrou gives you the definitive insider's look at the rise and fall of Theranos (the health technology company)," writes Gates.
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I promise you, that book [Robert Gordon's The Rise and Fall of American Growth] will be viewed as quite ironic.
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In the meantime, it's probably safe to assume that a separate movie is being pitched about Weinstein's rise and fall.
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Fees are normally charged as a proportion of the fund's assets, and so rise and fall with the overall market.
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I called up Gehlke in hopes of digging up even more dirt on the chaotic rise and fall of Noise.
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When the audience reaches Phase 5, "Threshold," they lie down, then rise and fall inside of an open-air pavilion.
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Meanwhile, the spectacular rise and fall of Napster over the previous decade was still fresh in the memories of investors.
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"It was just about trading," says Philip Mansel, who this year published a timely book on Aleppo's rise and fall.
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A lot of these states that are tentative and at risk rise and fall with the popularity of the president.
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Gears moved hands that displayed the timing of celestial cycles, charting moon phases and the rise and fall of stars.
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There is no way to prepare for the sheer panic you feel until you see her chest rise and fall.
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"Bad Blood" by John Carreyrou, which Gates previously recommended, chronicles the rise and fall of blood-testing start-up Theranos.
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Sources: "The Rise and Fall of American Growth: The US Standard of Living Since the Civil War", Robert Gordon, 2016.
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This Oscar-winning film directed by Ezra Edelman carefully explores the rise and fall of Heisman trophy winner O.J. Simpson.
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Dark Web is based on a two-part Wired feature, from 2015, called The Rise and Fall of Silk Road.
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Meanwhile, Chinese analysts were struggling to keep up with the news about the rise and fall of White House advisers.
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Orest Keywan, 'Bronze Age' (2017) Small Ocean Collaboration with Jeremy Sheehan, 'Rise and Fall' (2017) Denise Pepper, 'Leaden Hearts' (2017)
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Its rise and fall have altered the country's society and politics in irreversible ways that threaten future cycles of conflict.
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The stock market can rise and fall for all sorts of reasons, and sometimes for no apparent reason at all.
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The rise and fall of the Dixie Chicks, with its extreme highs and lows, seems practically scripted for maximum drama.
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Even if many families lost relatives during the rise and fall of the Khmer Rouge, little national introspection has occurred.
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In it, A. James McAdams, a historian at the University of Notre Dame, explores the rise and fall of Communism.
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This raises a fundamental question, about what Mr Sanders's rise and fall says about the left, and several tactical ones.
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N.B.A. teams' fortunes will rise and fall on Tuesday night with the bounce of a ball — a Ping-Pong ball.
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WeWork's spectacular rise and fall has shaped SoftBank's decision to curb its high-risk investment strategy for Vision Fund 2.
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The tokens also rise and fall in value and can be bought and sold, giving them characteristics of unregulated securities.
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This week: The rise — and fall — of the pizza robotsIt&aposs the ultimate Silicon Valley idea: robots for making pizza.
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The book details his incredible rise and fall through vivid stories and first-hand accounts found in Durant's unpublished autobiography.
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It's almost musical: There's a rise and fall, a crescendo, and if it's staying up there, you don't need me.
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On the new podcast, Carreyrou also talked about the implications of Holmes's rise and fall for Silicon Valley at large.
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But please let the rise and fall of the price of oil be dictated by market forces, not political forces.
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In articulating such a vision, the candidates will find little help in Robert Gordon's ''The Rise and Fall of American Growth.
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The Rise and Fall of Silk Road, part 1 and part 2Bitcoin isn't always, or even primarily, used for shady purposes.
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It also reflects an investment culture in China, where a stock's rise and fall often has little to do with fundamentals.
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The film, directed by Jason Reitman (Juno), follows the confident Democratic candidate during the rise and fall of his political career.
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Michôd's film takes its story from Michael Hastings's book The Operators, which documents the rise and fall of General Stanley McChrystal.
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As is often the case with anonymous apps – see now-shuttered Secret, for example, or the rise and fall of Ask.
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The more that prices rise and fall, the more ordinary people will shy away from using the coins for everyday transactions.
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The fortunes of five aristocratic families rise and fall during Napoleon's invasion of Russia in this adaptation of the Tolstoy novel.
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THE RISE AND FALL OF AMERICAN GROWTH The U.S. Standard of Living Since the Civil War By Robert J. Gordon Illustrated.
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It's been a rocky road as a public company, with Twitter seeing its shares rise and fall since its 2013 IPO.
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After being in this industry for the last 20 years I have seen the rise and fall of many solar companies.
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It's not quite the full version; the Rise and Fall expansion, released for PC back in February, is a no-show.
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The USDA put out this chart detailing which crops we can expect to rise and fall in the next 65 years.
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They commonly feature on peevers' most-hated-words lists, but there is no real reason to bemoan their rise and fall.
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Unlike the fortunes of the Republic of Gilead, the wine's rise and fall was swift; by that evening, it was canceled.
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Any candidate seeking to be a contender in 2020 would need to have a plausible analysis of Trump's rise and fall.
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BOSS TWEED The Rise and Fall of the Corrupt Pol Who Conceived the Soul of Modern New YorkBy Kenneth D. Ackerman.
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Some sort of dynamic pricing system for the park, where ticket prices rise and fall depending on demand for that day?
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Here they are below, rolling through from The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust to The Man Who Sold the World.
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Filmmaker Ursula Macfarlane looks back on the rise and fall of Harvey Weinstein in this new documentary on the #MeToo movement.
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He thought about the rise and fall of civilizations, and yet praised the marvels of the earth, the sky, the sea.
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We are not interested in shaky promises or standards that rise and fall depending on who sits in the Oval Office.
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Much like the temperatures did this Fashion Week in New York, we know that hemlines rise and fall with predictable regularity.
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I had "union" for ENRON, the company whose tumultuous rise and fall should be taught in ethics classes, no argument there.
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It flies at low altitudes and can rise and fall to follow the terrain, and it can evade missile-defense systems.
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"Stan the Brand," the authors of "Stan Lee and the Rise and Fall of the American Comic Book" called him, pointedly.
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Using mathematical models, astrophysicists simulated how various alien civilizations might rise and fall as they used up their planet's natural resources.
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But as Robert Gordon points out in his new book, "The Rise and Fall of American Growth," productivity has slowed sharply.
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Dawn of War III will almost certainly rise and fall on the merits of its multiplayer more than its campaign mode.
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The creative destruction of markets, influenced by international trade, causes business to rise and fall, and it reorganizes the labor market.
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It's memory, taste, a history of shared privation and loss — an ancestral call that survives the rise and fall of regimes.
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What we're reading: This piece from The Cut, by Allison P. Davis, about the rise and fall of the website Babe.net.
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The rise and fall of the Gupta brothers is so improbable that in Saharanpur their story is told like a parable.
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An elegant animation of GDP growth among the world's top economies since 1960 dramatically shows the rise and fall of nations.
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If you like the book, check out the award-winning HBO documentary "City Dump," which chronicles the team's rise and fall.
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The company contends that oil and gas prices rise and fall over time and that it makes long-term investment decisions.
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"Life is dictated by the rise and fall of the water," said Nick Ray, who leads Red Savannah's team in Cambodia.
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Read about the man who invented the Frappuccino, the rise and fall of "Twin Peaks" and the delight of subway naps.
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The world's first law against "fake news," an unexpected apology from Pyongyang and the rise and fall of Australia's top cricketer.
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As the title promises, this is a full-blown rise-and-fall drama, with enough plot for half a dozen novels.
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Political careers may rise and fall, but Logan's right-wing media empire will continue to broadcast and profit no matter what.
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His conclusions, he said, were based on spending the past decade researching economic history, including the rise and fall of empires.
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We took a closer look at how the rise and fall of L Brands mirrors the death of the American mall.
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Times Insider For Gia Kourlas, that means expanding the dance critic's purview beyond what happens between the curtain's rise and fall.
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Read about my experience here, and learn more about the rise and fall of the once-beloved home goods retailer here.
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And if you want to understand the rise and fall of art forms, the old cliché holds true: Follow the money.
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The rise and fall of Google's wearable technology in the form of weird-looking, incomplete spectacles is one for the books.
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Members of the group said they recognized that their proposal would rise and fall according to the whims of the president.
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Its rise and fall make for an incisive portrait of the harassment and vitriol that mark the age of President Trump.
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HARARE (Reuters) - The spectacular rise and fall of Zimbabwe's uncompromising First Lady, Grace Mugabe, had an unusual beginning: an office affair.
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But the most troubling aspect of Latzer's book isn't about these common debates over the rise and fall of violent crime.
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Cobbled together from innumerable hours of personal and footage from Lavelle and former collaborator DJ Shadow (aka Josh Davis), as well as archival interviews, first-time feature director Matt Jones builds a decade-spanning narrative of an artist's rise and fall that just so happens to run parallel to the rise and fall of the record industry.
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Read more:14 photos that show the evolution of McDonald's Happy MealThe rise and fall of Subway, the world's largest fast-food chainThe rise and fall of Sears, once the largest and most powerful retailer in the worldI tried keto meals from 5 fast-food chains and Chick-fil-A's grilled nuggets came out on top
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That is the story, reported Tuesday in Nature Communications, that Stephen J. Roberts of the British Antarctic Survey, Patrick Monien of Bremen University in Germany and other scientists from Poland, Scotland and England teased out of lake sediments that show, in the rise and fall of guano concentration, the rise and fall of the penguin colony.
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The daily rhythm represents the biochemical and physiological processes that rise and fall in your body over the course of 24-hours.
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If mining became more efficient, Gradl added, then commodity prices could remain stable and would not necessarily need to rise and fall.
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A big body of political science research has shown that a president's party tends to rise and fall on his approval ratings.
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The potential catch is the volatility of crypto, which is known to rise and fall by 15 percent in a single day.
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The five-part, serialized podcast chronicles the rise and fall of Bikram yoga, and includes emotional interviews with detailed testimonies from survivors.
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But the fortunes of gaming companies rise and fall with the popularity of their titles, and that has impacted that lofty goal.
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Yet profits rise and fall for reasons which have nothing to do with managerial effort, such as the health of the economy.
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Colombia had witnessed the bloody rise and fall of the Medellin cartel, which had been run with terrifying force by Pablo Escobar.
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They're even programed to inhale and exhale, and guests can watch their chests rise and fall as if breathing in deep slumber.
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"Property markets rise and fall with economic cycles," Julie Whelan, head of occupier research at real estate services firm CBRE, told Recode.
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His rise and fall give an insight into the mechanics of power in Russia and its lever—the Federal Security Service (FSB).
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Apple's new "services" focus will rise and fall on the ability of the company's developers and designers to write great, reliable software.
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Our reviewer called Ackerman's book an "excellent" biography: The story of Tweed's rise and fall is told in a crisp, clear way.
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The rise and fall of Julius Caesar is just one of the plot strands — which, again, is just as it should be.
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One thing we can conclude from this: The Jedi fad may rise and fall, but it isn't really going to go away.
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And the cycling in money managers' positions has roughly corresponded with the short-term rise and fall in oil prices (tmsnrt.rs/2eQb43H).
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The rise and fall of Alvy Singer (Woody Allen) and Annie Hall's romance is earned, built through naturalistic interactions at every stage.
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The accumulation and liquidation of hedge fund short positions has corresponded closely with the rise and fall in oil prices (tmsnrt.rs/2e8Wbq3).
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Alongside all of these core system tweaks, Rise and Fall introduces an assortment of yet-to-be-revealed new civilizations and leaders.
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He said it's not clear when the index will stop going down, but it's natural for it to constantly rise and fall.
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Youssef no longer has a show, but he has this memoir and a new documentary, Tickling Giants, about his rise and fall.
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And as parks tend to draw the majority of their visitors from close by, attendance figures rise and fall with local incomes.
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Not just the beat, but the flow of your form—how your foot hits the ground, how your shoulders rise and fall.
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The wings of "seagliders", which also rise and fall by changing their buoyancy, allow them to traverse large distances as they sink.
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The Icarus-like rise and fall of Ron Free, a jazz drummer from the South, is largely related by Mr. Free himself.
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Read more: The history of WeWork's meteoric valuation rise — and fall"This is not the way everybody behaves," Costolo told the WSJ.
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Jason tells the definitive story of the company's rise and fall — and of the lasting impact it's had on the movie business.
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A "New York Post" front-page headline on "Weiner's Rise and Fall" - about, in case you miss the import, Weiner's sexting scandal.
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By observing the atmosphere at different altitudes, they can detect wavelike features that rise and fall, like blobs in a lava lamp.
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The underlying reason is this: The dollar's rise and fall have a direct effect on Apple's earnings, which ultimately drive share prices.
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Fee-based accounts yield more reliable income than commission-based trading accounts that rise and fall with clients' interest in the markets.
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You see the fads come and go year after year, I mean, we just watch them rise and fall like the tide.
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They're never around at the same time, either; they switch duties as you'd expect a sun and moon to rise and fall.
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So she had seen the old czardom, the revolution, the rise and fall of the Soviet Union and, now, the new Russia.
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In a normal, competitive market, the price of a product should rise and fall along with the cost of producing that product.
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The rise and fall of Xu Ming and Dalian Shide provides an insight into the dynamics of football club ownership in China.
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That's partly a result of the lack of testing and surveillance, which makes it hard to track when diseases rise and fall.
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Chris Collins's sudden rise and fall from presidential cheerleader to admitted liar is a tale of money, family ties and murky ethics.
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The rise and fall of XFL — Vince McMahon&aposs wild, sexualized, exaggerated answer to football that lived and died in one season
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Everything needs to rise and fall on its merits, and on whether it can gain a majority in favor of its implementation.
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The crowd's cheers rise and fall with shots on the court, roars accompanying each smash or groans when the shuttlecock lands out.
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U.S. Treasury yields and the dollar have traditionally rise and fall in tandem, but the correlation between the two has weakened recently.
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His story serves as a time capsule of the rise and fall of the radical jihadi agenda that swept through the region.
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He expects the tensions to continue to rise and fall, and tariffs will continue to be an issue, with China and elsewhere.
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David Foster Wallace, a more recent prophet of dystopia, provided us with another cautionary tale of the rise and fall of "videophony".
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In my time in New York I'd seen the rise and fall of Soho, the East Village, and the coming of Chelsea.
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If an individual politician's fortunes rise and fall with his party's, breaking from groupthink brings little individual benefit (and may impose individual costs).
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Their testimony does not sound like that of the brainwashed or manipulated, but recalls the rise and fall of Rajneeshpuram with startling lucidity.
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The cycles of short-selling and the rise and fall in oil prices have been closely synchronised and had a strongly predictable component.
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Here's a look at the rise and fall of gluten and how the gluten-free diet has shaped public health over the years.
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Gizmodo: Before we get into dinosaurs, we'd like to learn a bit more about your new book, The Rise and Fall of Dinosaurs.
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But as the rise and fall of the world's biggest corporations tells us, no one player has a permanent claim to No. 1.
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As the world speeds up and fortunes rise and fall more quickly, the companies who make this list each year will surely change.
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NETFLIX scored a big hit with the first two seasons of "Narcos", its slick dramatisation of the rise and fall of Pablo Escobar.
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The inside of Cleopatra's royal quarters; the signing of the Declaration of Independence; the rise and fall of each of Taylor Swift's relationships.
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States have long been the battlegrounds where energy policies rise and fall, given the federal government's bipartisan unwillingness to really tackle the issue.
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Now for the good news: Westerosi dynasties may rise and fall, but George R. R. Martin's imagination and HBO will stay together forever.
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She saw two world wars, the rise and fall of fascism, Vietnam and McCarthyism, a century that feared, rejected, and slaughtered the other.
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Just like the sun's rise and fall, you can always depend on Lupita Nyong'o to serve you a look for the Met Gala.
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His albums, especially after his 1972 breakthrough "The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars," were treated as events.
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Perhaps we'll look back at this collection of stories as a historical documentation of the rise and fall of this generation's pet rock.
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The precipitous ridges that are her knuckles rise and fall as she grips the silver smudged tongs, swiftly and adroitly rotating her wrist.
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Shoes have long been the vanguards of this aesthetic, as evidenced by the rise (and fall) of the Great Croc Empire of 2006.
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I couldn't wait to see him place clean keys and lay new felt and to have the hammers rise and fall in waves.
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The rise and fall of Batista is dramatically rendered in "Brazillionaires," Alex Cuadros's enjoyable, deeply reported account of Brazil's outsize collection of tycoons.
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The broadest one, which includes both discouraged and underemployed workers, tends to rise and fall with the official rate but is always larger.
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Langan writes elegant prose, and the novel's rolling, unpredictable flow has a distinctive rhythm, the rise and fall of its characters' real grief.
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At the end of the day, the peace deal will rise and fall on its merits, not on the basis of people's emotions.
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The rise and fall of Theranos, the blood-testing company whose technology never worked despite its claims otherwise, has already been covered extensively.
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Mr. Sharma, author of "The Rise and Fall of Nations: Forces of Change in the Post-Crisis World," is a contributing opinion writer.
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"It may seem paradoxical, but that is a process virtually teeming with life as new microbiomes rise and fall during decomposition," Shults stated.
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At various times during its rise and fall, Lily maintained that it was holding onto money in order to refund customers if necessary.
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But reputations rise and fall with time, so be warned: a randomly-chosen eatery on the touristy V&A Waterfront may prove disappointing.
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Still, her dramatic rise and fall have unleashed fervent discussions on a range of topics including body image, social mobility and female empowerment.
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The advance/decline line is a technical indicator that tracks the sum of stocks that both rise and fall during a trade day.
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The accumulation and liquidation of short positions in WTI has correlated closely with the rise and fall in U.S. oil prices (tmsnrt.rs/1mSR9iM).
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By the light of their rise and fall can be traced the outlines of the country itself, like night terrain glimpsed via flares.
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The Safdies are obsessive about basketball; in "Uncut Gems," Howard's fortunes rise and fall with the outcomes of the games he bets on.
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Mann, in his California exile, took the Faust legend and placed it in the context of the rise and fall of Nazi Germany.
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With Jordan Raphael, Mr. Spurgeon wrote the biography "Stan Lee and the Rise and Fall of the American Comic Book," published in 2003.
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The ambition is present, but it was also there when we saw numerous electric-car startups rise and fall after the financial crisis.
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The rise and fall — and possible rise again — of Marine Le Pen, France's answer to Donald Trump The rise and fall — and possible rise again — of Marine Le Pen, France's answer to Donald Trump Only a few weeks ago, the planets seemed to be aligning exceptionally well for Marine Le Pen, the far-right candidate in the French presidential race.
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Twitter seems to be slowly building up its AR/VR hires as its other real-world hopes and dreams rise and fall around it.
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His story is the subject of CNN Films' "Enlighten Us: The Rise and Fall of James Arthur Ray," which premieres Saturday at 24 p.m.
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""The paper is great," Steve Brusatte, a paleontologist at the University of Edinburgh and author of The Rise and Fall of Dinosaurs," told Gizmodo.
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According to Deadline, Kate McKinnon will star in The Dropout, a new limited series about the rise and fall of the Silicon Valley scammer.
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Petraeus Also like Flynn, Petraeus is a former military man who served for years before a major rise and fall under President Barack Obama.
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Rovio is not alone: Zynga's rise and fall is another example of how the challenges of being a publicly listed gaming company plays out.
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The company is also behind Bitcast, the interactive sex toys that vibrate based on how much the value of various cryptocurrencies rise and fall.
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But, as surely as nations rise and fall, power politics returns, and this has been apparent in the current iteration for over a decade.
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It's still early days, of course, and markets will always rise and fall, but this is the first big test for Ether and Ethereum.
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The Retro Report and New York Times take a look at the rise and fall of what had been hailed as a medical miracle.
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The prosecutors believe he also earned money from the sale of his books, which became popular following the movie depicting his rise and fall.
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Bezos, who helped pay for the project, told WIRED in 2011 that "whole civilizations will rise and fall" over the life of the clock.
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The rise and fall in oil prices this year can be tied closely to OPEC promises and then failure to reach a production accord.
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In such a short period of time, the game has seen titans rise and fall, metas broken open, and a whole boatload of Gokus.
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Rise and Fall attempts to retcon other cultures, worldviews and, values into a story that's always been shot-through with nationalist and colonial romanticism.
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Rise and Fall re-thinks the Golden Age as more of a strategic play, and balances its effects with the all-new Dark Age.
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Chronicling the rise and fall of so many different companies has also convinced him that he never wants to start his own roleplaying outfit.
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This is a huge debate at the moment especially with the publication of Robert Gordon's "The Rise and Fall of Economic Growth" (reviewed here).
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The rise and fall of the deputy head of Iran's Department of the Environment not only reflects Tehran's chronic mismanagement of its water resources.
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States should not forget that the incomes of the extremely rich, which reflect widening inequality, tend to rise and fall with the financial markets.
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HELOCs, which are often loans after the primary mortgage, usually rise and fall along with home equity, but that didn't happen following the recession.
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A sharp fall in oil prices could also feed into equity prices, which have recently tended to rise and fall along with oil prices.
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With the rise and fall of the cat meme economy, we look to online cat personalities to fill the cuteness void in our hearts.
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The lessons of Austin Ventures' rise and fall provide a framework that other cities with tech ambitions would be wise to pay heed to.
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Looking at the changes in game sales over time reflects the rise and fall of popular genres and major shifts in the mainstream audience.
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Power prices in Britain and elsewhere rise and fall, sometimes strikingly, during the day and over the year, depending on the supply and demand.
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Even though the added percentage is fixed, a bank's prime rate will rise and fall in concert with changes to the federal funds rate.
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To make sure they don't get confused, the wireless signals are based on acceleration instead of distance traveled by the chest (rise and fall).
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Staged years before his rise and fall, Julio Le Parc 1959 is a narrow but focused examination of a critical year for the artist.
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On my first visit, I went to look under a quilted comforter, only to see it gently rise and fall, then begin to snore.
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There has been no more dramatic story in the world of energy over the last 20 years than the rise and fall of coal.
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As dominant as the Cellar is in the New York club scene right now, it's a fiercely competitive business where reputations rise and fall.
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A nostalgic documentary, "All Things Must Pass: The Rise and Fall of Tower Records," directed by the actor Colin Hanks, was released in 2015.
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Sales of both fell from this time a year ago, and have tended to rise and fall with the health of the global economy.
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Later, she used the computer to draw airier compositions with diagonals; wobbly, concentric squares; and arrays of black bands that gently rise and fall.
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Mr. Sharma, the author of "The Rise and Fall of Nations: Forces of Change in the Post-Crisis World," is a contributing opinion writer.
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The company's latest podcast, "WeCrashed: The Rise and Fall of WeWork," peaked at No. 2 on the Apple Podcasts charts across categories on Jan.
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Guy de la Bédoyère, a prolific British historian, tackles the subject in PRAETORIAN: The Rise and Fall of Rome's Imperial Bodyguard (Yale University, $35).
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He mentioned Gordon&aposs 2016 book "The Rise and Fall of American Growth," in a 2018 speech at the company&aposs Build developer conference.
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Inspired by the ABC News podcast of the same name, The Dropout will chronicle the rise and fall of prodigy-turned-fraudster Elizabeth Holmes.
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With national elections scheduled for 2018, his rise and fall should at least generate a national debate on how Pakistanis want to be ruled.
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It was too cold to sleep that night, so I just shivered in my sleeping bag, watching the moon rise and fall in space.
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I was able to pull up my heart rate mid-route to see my progress, watching the levels rise and fall throughout the run.
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But there have been few instances in which the personal toll surrounding a bank's rise and fall has been as profound as this one.
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"It is a story of backlash," says Martin Hala of Sinopsis, which has monitored the rise and fall of Chinese influence in the country.
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And while waistlines of two-pieces may rise and fall, Ms. Eggert thinks the "Baywatch" suit's particular cut will never go out of style.
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And while waistlines of two-pieces may rise and fall, Ms. Eggert thinks the "Baywatch" suit's particular cut will never go out of style.
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But what about the rest of the world, where despots and democracies rise and fall frequently, and a major election occurs every few months?
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Take "The Stones of Venice," his 1851-1853 account of the rise and fall of the Italian city as a political and artistic power.
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As detailed in Nature, the honeycomb maze consists of 37 hexagonal platforms that that rise and fall to make a path for the rat.
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You are reminded of how the batons are often swung with two hands; the arms rise and fall and rise again, with obscene frequency.
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There are also reminders of technology's mercurial nature: the rise and fall of a Napster balloon; buildings emblazoned with Netscape, MySpace, and Silicon Graphics, Inc.
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There's a lot about the '90s we can't ever possibly forget, like Rachel Green's layered bob, the rise and fall of Furbies, and Crystal Pepsi.
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The documentary The Rise and Fall of the Brown Buffalo, airing March 23 on PBS, revisits the life of the Chicano lawyer, activist and novelist.
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The movie, which was directed by Entourage's Kevin Connolly, charts the rise and fall of mobster John Gotti (played by John Travolta) over three decades.
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Sales of big-ticket items like homes and cars inevitably rise and fall with the business cycle, but RVs are especially susceptible to such swings.
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Their approaches, whatever they prove to be, could shift with the season as the fortunes of players rise and fall with every touchdown or fumble.
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This reflex causes the diaphragm—the main respiration muscle that causes your chest to rise and fall as you breathe—to forcefully contract, DelRosso explains.
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Some 70 percent of Algeria's population is 30 years old or younger — which means their job prospects rise and fall with the price of oil.
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The risky exchange-traded note gave traders the opportunity to reap exponential gains — or take big losses — on the rise and fall of oil prices.
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It would be impossible to illustrate the evolution of gender in the United States without recognizing the rise and fall of Bruce and Caitlyn Jenner.
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Rather, the show recounts the rise and fall of the Jazz Age "It Couple" from the perspective of Fitzgerald's wife, Zelda, played by Christina Ricci.
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Birth of a Nation director and star Nate Parker experienced a rise and fall over the course of 20173 months worthy of a Shakespeare play.
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As Super Bowl celebrations become increasingly focused on food over the last 10 years, prices for game day favorites rise and fall with fans' demand.
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The public's collective boner for the rise-and-fall-and-rise-again arc of child stars like Culkin made us newsworthy to blogs and tabloids.
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To a degree the whole Arab world is an oil-driven economy: all three groups tend to rise and fall with the price of oil.
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Ms. Franzen is the first to slice into a limb-slashing, knee-swiveling phrase, accompanied by the sirenlike rise and fall of Jukka Rintamaki's score.
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This theme isn't new, but the popular book "Bad Blood," detailing the rise and fall of healthcare startup Theranos, certainly reminds us of its truth.
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Four key forces have been shaping the rise and fall of nations since the 2230 financial crisis, and none of them bode well for China.
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Both the accumulation and liquidation of hedge fund positions and the rise and fall in prices show a strong cyclical element in the short run.
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Paul Kennedy argued in his 1987 book The Rise and Fall of Great Powers that America was entering a period of long-term relative decline.
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" He utters, "We the People…words we've come to recognize mean all the people, not just some; words that insist we rise and fall together.
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Kodak is one of four companies featured in Rick Watzman's new book The End of Loyalty: The Rise and Fall of Good Jobs in America.
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"We discuss how empires rise and fall, and how they lose God in their societies," said Mr. Bossie, of Citizens United, who is a producer.
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But it was his remarkable 1972 record, "The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars," that catapulted him to worldwide fame.
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The central bank allows the yuan spot rate to rise and fall a maximum of 2 percent against the dollar relative to the fixing rate.
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Painted panels rise and fall to create different patterns, like a loom — a reference to Cao Xueqin's family business, making silk brocade for the emperor.
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"Those Who Left" is the long, ambling rise and fall dynamic and "Those Who Stayed" is the one where you're playing around with time signatures.
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Its timely rise and fall comes as highly symbolic as its once rival, Twitter, continues to struggle, years later, with monetization, content management and harassment.
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The FLEX program is an iteration of the concept behind WeWork's meteoric rise (and fall) and large fundraises for companies like Knotel, Industrious, and Convene.
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What a society has to provide is as much equal opportunity as possible, but I'm telling you right now ... I know, people rise and fall.
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But that is not to say there are not lessons to be learned, caution to be taken, from the rise and fall of Matra Racing.
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Author Bjørn Berge relied on firsthand accounts, later historical interpretations, and the surviving stamps they issued to excavate the rise and fall of these countries.
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Interviews do the majority of the heavy lifting in telling the story of the venue's rise and fall, but they often cripple the film's flow.
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These initial results, however, analyzed only the rise and fall of glucose, insulin and triglyceride levels in the blood after participants had eaten standardized meals.
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The popularity of darts, like professional golf with Tiger Woods, has tended to rise and fall with the caliber and charisma of the top player.
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But relying on external insulin can lead the body's blood sugar levels to rise and fall, which is uncomfortable and can lead to health problems.
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His image has flourished as that of the strong, silent type, not given to the rise and fall of emotion, immune to pressure or expectation.
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"The Lehman Trilogy," a London hit about the rise and fall of the Lehman Brothers financial firm, comes to the Park Avenue Armory in March.
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They encompass loss, violence, the passage of time, the rise and fall of civilizations, the lavishness of ritual yet they're also funny, indulgent and outrageous.
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Private-equity and venture investors aren't exactly shy about their opinion of the practice, which tends to rise and fall significantly depending on market conditions.
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When quantities rise and fall, medical officials and news outlets often create a narrative around why that happened; however, those narratives are not always accurate.
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In a bunk below, in an hour or two off watch, I rocked contentedly with the rise and fall, and listened as they boiled past.
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Terrain view doesn't provide an exact 3-D replica of the town, but it shows the contours of the ground as hills rise and fall.
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Long before "The Godfather," there was the 1927 silent film "Underworld," which set the template for movies about the rise and fall of a gangster.
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The commission's letter is the culmination of the rise and fall of one of 2300's hottest toys — one that literally began catching on fire.
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Read more:I compared the cheapest breakfast sandwiches at 5 fast-food restaurants and the $2.39 sausage McMuffin from McDonald's came out on topThe rise and fall of Subway, the world's largest fast-food chainThe rise and fall of Sears, once the largest and most powerful retailer in the worldI tried keto meals from 5 fast-food chains and Chick-fil-A's grilled nuggets came out on top
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The late 70s also saw the rise and fall of the disco era, with local clubs packed to the sounds of Donna Summer and Soul Train.
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The typical portfolio has somewhere around 50 percent bonds and 50 percent stocks, according to the book, and will just rise and fall with the market.
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Today, we're sharing an excerpt from Friend's book—specifically focusing on notorious Hollywood madam Heidi Fleiss and her fascinating rise (and fall) in the public eye.
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It's almost a sort of aesthetic experiment: What happens when you tell a love story as a story about the rise and fall of speculative markets?
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Like a thruway pileup, Saturday is ripe for bottlenecking — whether the antics of the "Entourage" guys or the rise and fall of some R&B legends.
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A new book by David Edgerton, "The Rise and Fall of the British Nation", argues that 20th-century British history is really about rupture and revolution.
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Go deeper: The rise and fall and rise of the budget deficit U.S. on course for $1 trillion deficit Romney assails Republicans' silence on growing deficit
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That would allow investors to bet on the rise and fall of the cryptocurrency, profiting if they are correct about the direction of its future price.
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Wu notes that while Microsoft's rise and fall was relatively quick, AT&T held onto its telephony monopoly for decades, and Facebook could persist as well.
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Su álbum de 1972 The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars giró en torno a una estrella pop de otro mundo.
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The young mother deposits her baby in Gran's lap and jumps out to check on the man who has been shot, as sirens rise and fall.
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Out here, the will of the ocean was inevitable, as much a part of the fabric of life as the rise and fall of the sun.
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He'd reflected at times about how much of human history is fleeting, how civilizations rise and fall from war, weather, and the flaws of human nature.
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This gap—known as the treasury inflation protected securities (TIPS) spread—should rise and fall with investors' reckoning of how much inflation is in the pipeline.
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Three people died from heatstroke Now, a new CNN Films documentary, Enlighten Us: The Rise and Fall of James Arthur Ray, follows Ray's progress since then.
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Wyatt's the man, at least for now, and he's going to rise and fall on the strength of his feud with Orton in the coming months.
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His new book "The Rise and Fall of the Dinosaurs," telling the story of dinosaurs from their origin to extinction, was just published by William Morrow.
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You'll get plenty for your money with all the add-ons that improve upon the game, like six DLC packs and the Rise and Fall expansion.
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In this case, it is formally closing out a political rise and fall defined by Mr. Cameron's decision to stage a referendum on European Union membership.
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"Republicans love voter ID; they think it is great," said Charles S. Bullock III, co-author of The Rise and Fall of the Voting Rights Act.
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But then came 9/11 and the chaos of the Arab Spring, the rise and fall of ISIS and a new authoritarianism in the Middle East.
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In the press notes, Fuqua describes Knight's story as "a cautionary tale," and there are certainly aspects of that in his almost Shakespearean rise and fall.
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This is how wholesale electricity markets work — prices rise and fall based on demand and this mechanism brings more power online, ensuring adequate supply and affordability.
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But it's almost a given that every hegemony stubbornly likes to think it is the last although history shows that states and empires rise and fall.
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Daniel Okrent noted this in his fantastic historical analysis Last Call: The Rise and Fall of Prohibition: In almost every respect imaginable, Prohibition was a failure.
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Photos show the rise and fall of Nike's iconic Air Jordan sneakers — and how the shoes are making a comeback 15 years after Michael Jordan's retirement
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Turnout, even within individual communities, can rise and fall for many reasons, and there is no handy way to tease out the effects of a law.
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It had already been telling its start-ups to be more parsimonious, avoiding the sort of free-spending that led to WeWork's meteoric rise and fall.
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From there, Ms. Scott jumps deeper into Ashby's past, checks in with friends and lovers, and then marches forward in time toward his rise and fall.
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Their flying steeds here become metal horses on long-armed cranes that rise and fall and roll on wheels — operated by a visible crew of stagehands.
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Some analysts said the propensity of stocks to rise and fall in unison is exacerbated by the popularity of index-tracking funds that own entire markets.
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The best part of Hagan's book about Jann Wenner and the rise and fall of Rolling Stone thrums with the urgency of that pivotal year, too.
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I feel like a lot of what these stories tell us is that it's a continuum: Things rise and fall and get perverted and they change.
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As we watch the markets rise and fall, it's tempting to act on emotions and make adjustments to our investments without thinking strategically or even rationally.
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Some 70 percent of Algeria's population is 30 years old or younger — which means their job prospects literally rise and fall with the price of oil.
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He's seen trends come and go, especially the rise and fall of the slickly produced films that were popular when he started, in the early 2000s.
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Mr Harding's affectionate family story is deftly sandwiched in the rise and fall of empire, two world wars, and two centuries of social and political change.
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Yet another inquiry, this one ordered by Mr. Ramaphosa, has promised to reveal the real, complete story behind the rise and fall of the tax agency.
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Set in Atlanta, it charted the rise and fall of Charlie Croker, a 60-year-old former Georgia Tech football star turned millionaire real estate developer.
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While scores of books have explained the rise and fall of subprime mortgages, this book is the most successful and most widely read of them all.
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Watching the value of individual stocks rise and fall in real time has become a personal reminder that loss is not only inevitable but also impermanent.
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Jason Blum, the producer behind horror hits like "Get Out" and Oscar winners like "BlacKkKlansman," is developing a movie about the rise and fall of WeWork.
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The rise and fall of caviar is the powerhouse that controls your price-weighted food index, even if you never buy caviar again in your life.
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Inside the rise and fall of a multimillion-dollar Airbnb scheme The Airbnbs were in TriBeCa and SoHo, on the Upper East Side and in Harlem.
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If the query is extended to lifestyle, punk might align with the politics of AntiFa or the rise and fall and rise again of Hot Topic.
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Spend part of the day reading about the rise and fall of empires and how it always seems far-fetched and inconceivable until it actually happens.
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That night, the rector of the University of Alexandria called the professor and asked him to prepare a memo about the Great Library's rise and fall.
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In 1969, Dr. Medvedev's book "The Rise and Fall of T. D. Lysenko," was published by the Columbia University Press to wide acclaim and international attention.
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It traces the rise and fall of Paul Le Roux, a programmer-turned-drug kingpin who used his tech savvy to avoid capture for many years.
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Supernatural creatures are embodiments of the things we fear or don't understand, and they rise and fall in trendiness just as any other pop culture phenomenon.
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But gasoline prices in Canada still rise and fall in accordance with world events, just as they do in the United States or Japan or Europe.
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As calcium levels rise and fall, they make the cells contract and relax, enabling the heart to work as a pump and move blood around the body.
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It was restored in the 1970s and added to Queensland's "heritage register", partly because it "evokes the rise and fall of fortunes typically connected with goldfield towns".
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Copper, an industrial metal that will often rise and fall with investor's optimism about the global economy, fell 5 cents, or 2.4 percent, to $2.04 a pound.
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He defined the theatrical glam rock movement with the albums "Hunky Dory", "The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars", and "Aladdin Sane".
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So unless something dramatic changes, Bush family history will have repeated itself — the first time as a rise and fall, the second time just as a flop.
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There has been a correlation between traffic volumes and the cyclical rise and fall in oil and gasoline prices since at least the early 22014s (tmsnrt.rs/22018MZsg219d).
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Your book The Rise and Fall of the Dinosaurs: A New History of a Lost World looks at the world of the dinosaurs in a new way.
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" He was Ziggy Stardust, the otherworldly pop star at the center of his 1972 album, "The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars.
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Traffic volume growth has been correlated with the rise and fall in retail gasoline prices over at least the past 20163 years, among other factors (tmsnrt.rs/2tS9i6S).
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Bowie's 1972 album, "The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust," presented the character, which the singer then portrayed live and often maintained the persona even in interviews.
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While the CDC's latest report says that suicide rates have gone up by nearly 30 percent in the past 15 years, rates rise and fall over time.
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" This operative continues: "Steve Bannon has made himself the center of the campaign at this point and as with all vanity projects, they rise and fall rapidly.
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I'd distilled hundreds of interviews and tens of thousands of pages of records into a 400-page book, The Mastermind, detailing Le Roux's epic rise and fall.
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The rise and fall of one variable is mapped to, say, the volume of a synthesised violin, while the shift of another is mapped to its pitch.
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This monetary serfdom is tolerable for the Netherlands because its commerce is closely tied to Germany and business conditions rise and fall in tandem in both countries.
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This tool allows users to create a series of arpeggios in a chord progression, resulting in a cycle of haunting, looping notes that rise and fall endlessly.
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The Loudest Voice is a miniseries based on by Gabriel Sherman's best-selling book, chronicling the rise and fall of Roger Ailes, the architect of Fox News.
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There has been a correlation between traffic volumes and the cyclical rise and fall in oil and gasoline prices since at least the early 22014s (tmsnrt.rs/193MZsg219d).
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He called anti-Muslim rhetoric "inexcusable" while speaking at the Islamic Society of Baltimore, adding that Muslim Americans will "rise and fall together" with their fellow citizens.
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The End of Loyalty: The Rise and Fall of Good Jobs in America illustrates a simple fact: When it comes to loyalty, there is no secret sauce.
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When asked for his thoughts on the rise and fall of the start-up, Rusckowksi said there was one good thing that came out of the hype.
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Over the course of eight episodes, we're taking listeners on a journey across Mexico and the U.S. to meet people affected by El Chapo's rise and fall.
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Sitting at the pinnacle of this persona, a counterparts of sorts to Hunky Dory, is The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars.
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I've seen overpowered operators rise and fall, a series of usability fixes and map tweaks to keep the community happy, and countless free additions to the game.
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The vole mates are also emotionally in sync: Their stress hormones will rise and fall with one another when one is shocked and the other is not.
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After we've seen social networks rise and fall, it will be weird to participate in the Chatbot bubble knowing that it all happens just to exploit resources.
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This groundbreaking study of early and medieval West Africa focusses on the rise and fall of the Kingdom of Ghana and the empires of Mali and Songhay.
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Mr. Bennett's 19343-part podcast on the rise and fall of the American World Cup team in the 1990s, "American Fiasco," is currently riding high on iTunes.
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The 2010s saw the rise and fall of the super-high-end condo, and its impact will echo for years to come in Manhattan and the boroughs.
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A visitor in 2016 finds four paths outlined in thick white concrete curbs that rise and fall from ground level to seating height, like a topographic doodle.
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But this story offers a graceful window into tales told in a Central Asian village where fortunes rise and fall on the strength of the walnut harvest.
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What it means to fix the systemSince the financial crisis, Dalio has been studying other debt crises, the rise and fall of great powers, populism, and polarization.
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February 2013: The Rise (And Fall) Of "Six Strikes" Another major cornerstone of the entertainment industry's war on piracy was its much heralded Copyright Alert System (CAS).
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"Chasing Happiness has a familiar and pleasing rise-and-fall-and-rise arc from ungodly success to grim disillusionment to triumphant rebirth," wrote Mashable critic Rob Harvilla.
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Shooting statistics can rise and fall abruptly, and some people wondered whether the city could afford to maintain higher police staffing levels beyond a long holiday weekend.
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In the last 10 years, we saw the birth of Instagram, the rise and fall of Vine, and the emergence of YouTube influencers turning into Internet celebrities.
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That is perhaps why, 10 years after Anna Nicole Smith's death, this substantial and insightful chronicle of the icon's rise and fall is so satisfying to read.
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The new Netflix documentary "Bikram: Yogi, Guru, Predator" is the Oscar-winning filmmaker Eva Orner's portrait of the rise and fall of the yoga magnate Bikram Choudhury.
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Despite its dramatic rise and fall, bitcoin has surged in popularity this year, and many politicians are now looking to get a piece of the digital currency.
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And it's not about an upper-middle-class girl navigating her way through the American penal system, or the rise and fall of a Columbian drug lord.
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All the gear to switch in and out; the stats that rise and fall, and can be altered by your performance in the game's can't-fail prologue.
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Richard Evans is a British historian of 19th- and 20th-century Europe, and the author of a trilogy on the rise and fall of the Third Reich.
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Starting in 2019, the state utility will demand that energy companies offer rates based on time of use — electricity prices that rise and fall with electricity usage.
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Copper, an industrial metal that will often rise and fall along with investor's optimism about the global economy, fell 1 cent, or 0.6 percent, to $2.03 a pound.
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The XLE, a popular energy exchange-traded fund that tends to rise and fall with the price of crude oil, is down more than 4 percent this year.
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Phish celebrated Halloween in the best way possible: they covered the late David Bowie's seminal album, The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars.
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In his new book, The Rise and Fall of the Dinosaurs, Brusatte shares his expansive knowledge by providing a concise and highly accessible overview of the dino era.
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After that came the rise and fall of many empires and civilizations, plagues, wars, and so on — all the way to our current population of around 7 billion.
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But Walker, whose surprisingly quick rise and fall as a Republican presidential contender hurt his standing at home, also is carefully and somewhat quietly maintaining his national brand.
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" However, he added: "These cases tend to rise and fall on what was being done to protect the information and does the information truly represent a trade secret.
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Inside the uniquely millennial rise and fall of Katie Hill Like other media companies, The Times collects data on its visitors when they read stories like this one.
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Copper, an industrial metal that will often rise and fall along with investor's optimism about the global economy, rose 21.1330 cents, or 1.1 percent, to $2.03 a pound.
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Another writer, Ben Austen, last year published "High-Risers", a gripping account of the rise and fall of Cabrini Green, one of the most notorious of such complexes.
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As the Washington Post noted, there is no correlation between the rise and fall of stop and frisk and the murder or crime rate in New York City.
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It's the kind of operatic rise and fall that's irresistibly voyeuristic, the young beauty corrupted by fame, burning out as fantastically as a falling star (or "Star Maiden").
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No, it was a satirical take on the rise and fall of a big-time CEO busy disrupting the world with his ride-hailing app and endless scandals.
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Ja Rule has responded to two new documentaries that chronicle the rise and fall of the doomed Fyre Festival, which the rapper co-founded with entrepreneur Billy McFarland.
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Comedy Central's Drunk History devoted an entire episode to the Hamilton creator diving a little deeper into Alexander Hamilton's rise and fall — this time through a boozy haze.
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The most buzzed-about documentary of the year (so far) follows the dramatic rise and fall of sexting politician Anthony Weiner, as cameras rolled for every humiliating moment.
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Beautiful, even; there is a quiet joy held within its tangles of notes, in the rise and fall of its drawn-out melodies and forays into technical ecstasy.
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And so I walked onto a road called Coronal Loop, named after the arcs that rise and fall from the Sun as plasma slides along magnetic field lines.
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Even as the synth lines still rise and fall hopefully, there's a sense that Tortoroli's bursting with energy, a sense of action arising from those years of stillness.
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Batista's meteoric rise and fall mirrored the recent fortunes of Brazil, where a commodities boom faded as his energy, mineral and logistics empire fell apart earlier this decade.
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Earlier this month, the streaming service showed off a slate of upcoming programs, including "The Dropout," a limited series about rise and fall of Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes.
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Returns this year appear to be a mixed bag, with the funds that don't rise and fall with stock indexes bringing exceptional gains even as bigger funds underperformed.
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It analyzed nuances in human speech like when people take a breath, and how voices rise and fall in a single sentence, and, of course, emphasis and intonation.
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Rise and Fall introduces a lot of cool ideas and possibilities to Civilization VI, but leaves them to the side of the rutted roads we've traveled so often.
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Adapted from Totally Wired: The Rise and Fall of Josh Harris and the First Great Dotcom Swindle, by Andrew Smith (published by Grove Atlantic/Black Cat, March 2019).
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Such sectors include real estate investment trusts and utilities, which tend to rise and fall in tandem with bond prices, chief strategist Michael Wilson told clients on Monday.
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Shorting by hedge funds and other money managers has been closely correlated with the rise and fall of crude futures prices since the start of 2015 (tmsnrt.rs/20oD63J).
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Flynn's rise and fall comes as President Trump seeks to convince the American public that his first 100 days in office have been a whirlwind of enormous accomplishments.
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The creation and exchange of unofficial recordings has survived the commercial rise and fall of 45s, LPs, CDs, cassettes, and even mp903s, as well as countless record companies.
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After Lennon's murder in 1980, a generation of Boomers began a collective reexamination of their past, much of it tied to the rise and fall of one band.
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The daily rise and fall of this "deep scattering layer" would, in a transparent ocean, be revealed as one of the largest mass movements of the animal kingdom.
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It says that oil and gas, like other commodities, rise and fall in price over time and that it therefore makes its investment decisions for the long term.
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Both the rise and fall of We's CEO, Adam Neumann, have important lessons if we want to correct serious errors in our political economy philosophy as a society.
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The non-commercial category was used for other traders without obvious risk management needs who were essentially thought to be speculating on the rise and fall in prices.
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Read more: Photos show the rise and fall of Nike's iconic Air Jordan sneakers — and how the shoes are making a comeback 15 years after Michael Jordan's retirement
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We traced the rise and fall of Under Armour, from its early days as a powerful force in the athletic-wear sphere to its current struggles and decline.
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But the short-term rise and fall in WTI prices has been somewhat correlated with the accumulation and liquidation of hedge fund long and short positions since 231.
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Starbucks itself is transitioning in the United States from a fast-growing company to one that's more likely to rise and fall with the rest of the economy.
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They worked together on "Détective" in 1985; "The Rise and Fall of a Small Film Company," in 1986, did not reunite them for the first time since 1969.
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The sordid details of the man's rise and fall, the speculation over what went wrong, the debate over justice — all that was left behind for others to assess.
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They have traced the spread of the first farmers in the Near East, for example, and have tracked the rise and fall of various populations in ancient Africa.
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Throughout these works, created from 1900 to 1924, Ms. Mearns showed the edifying way she uses the rise and fall of weight to create the illusion of lightness.
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In an interview on Monday, Mr. Williams said prices of goods and services that tend to rise and fall with the economy are rising at a healthy pace.
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But over a night the men spend collaborating, then pairing off into two rival factions, their hopes rise and fall in a stream of bluster, invective and recriminations.
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But they forgot the oldest cliché in the book, that power corrupts, and they apparently didn't read their history lesson on the rise and fall of corrupt individuals.
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Throughout this period, the biggest boost from union membership has gone to the least educated workers, who have, in turn, driven the rise and fall of union membership.
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The story of Mr. Collins's rise and fall — businessman to congressional backbencher, then presidential cheerleader to felon — is a tale of money, politics, family ties and murky ethics.
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Ian Buruma, a professor at Bard College, is the author of a book on the rise and fall of the Anglo-American order to be published next year.
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The dean of pessimism is Robert J. Gordon, professor at Northwestern University, who concludes in "The Rise and Fall of American Growth" that our best years are over.
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To his delight, when Dr Rickett plotted these ages against the thickness of the bands reported, he found that those thicknesses did indeed rise and fall in step.
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Following the Season 2 debut, the actor opened up about his character's rise and fall and his memories of Mexico City during the height of the drug war.
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The rise and fall of Tillerson mirrors Trump's own arc when it comes to how he will run his White House and with whom he will surround himself.
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" It was impossible to buy enough liquor to last a lifetime, but people tried, said Daniel Okrent, the author of "Last Call: The Rise and Fall of Prohibition.
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When Alethea takes over the narrative, she describes the rise and fall of her failed marriage in brisk, evocative prose, slicing through sentiment and getting down to practicalities.
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You'll get more than your money's worth with the Platinum Edition as well, with six DLC packs, as well as the Rise and Fall and Gathering Storm expansions.
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"Two Spheres," from 1931, is a black box equipped with a pair of balls that rise and fall with almost comic movements when the sculpture is switched on.
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Use of the phrase quickly became an ironic meme in itself; it's a great case study in the rapid rise and fall of slang in the internet age.
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Super Pumped: The Battle for Uber is an excellent story about the rise and fall of Uber CEO Travis Kalanick, who resigned in 2017 under pressure from investors.
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It's an ouroboros of never ending tragedy, the continual rise and fall of kingdoms, the death and hollowing of legends, all delivered through repeating new game plus modes.
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DAVID WEIGEL'S "The Show That Never Ends: The Rise and Fall of Prog Rock" has an impossible job: to elucidate 20 years of musical history in 350-odd pages.
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War correspondent William Shirer's The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich, the benchmark popular synthesis of the Nazi era, appeared in 1960 and addressed the Final Solution directly.
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Studying language online is a bit like that: trends appear and disappear, platforms rise and fall, and these let linguists observe dynamics that would otherwise take too much time.
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They seek to avoid broad correlation to the rise and fall of stocks and other securities through a multitude of offsetting bets, or a so-called market neutral approach.
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Egner says Bishop had his sons Alexander and Jefferson read "The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich," then took them to Europe to see where that history happened.
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Guess it's true what they say: you can lead a girl to books about the rise and fall of an autocrat, but you still can't make her think. pic.twitter.
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Anyone's who's nabbed such a big-ticket buy knows the feeling of buying something you know will outlast the sped-up, rise-and-fall cycle of fast-fashion trends.
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"The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and The Spiders from Mars" came to define the glam rock era in the U.K. and launched Bowie into the global spotlight.
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Jodorowsky's Dune chronicles the rise and fall of that project, and how these individuals influenced the look and feel of Ridley Scott's production when Dune failed to come together.
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Deke Arndt, chief of the monitoring section at NOAA's National Centers for Environmental Information, compared the rise and fall of temperatures to someone riding up an escalator while bouncing.
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In a new book, "The Rise and Fall of American Growth," the economist Robert Gordon argues that we are in the midst of an era of meager technological change.
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David Borenstein: Dream Empire, supported by Danish Film Institute and Sundance Institute, is a character-driven documentary about the rise and fall of a Chinese rural migrant named Yana.
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Dr Westra and Dr van Houte were able to deduce what was going on by watching oddities in the rise and fall of bacterial and phage numbers in cultures.
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Tonight, the rise and fall of The Work will be examined in the latest episode of People Magazine Investigates: Cults, which airs Monday on Investigation Discovery at 8 p.m.
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His book, "Breaking Windows" (Free Press, 2001), about Microsoft's rise and fall, was named one of the best business books of the year by Harvard Business Review and Amazon.
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This follows "Bad Blood" (2018), a best-selling book on Theranos's rise and fall by John Carreyrou, the journalist who originally broke the story for the Wall Street Journal.
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Their first, self-titled album was released on the same date—June 26th 1972—as Bowie's breakthrough, "The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars".
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The rise and fall of their family farm is chronicled in the records of lawsuits against Matt Gibson and Gibson family businesses filed by BMO Harris and other creditors.
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On Tuesday, Avenatti tweeted his expectation and denial of the charges: Indictment for extorting Nike Indictment for defrauding Daniels: Go deeper: Timeline: The rise and fall of Michael Avenatti
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Tracing the provenance of 18604 paintings, the exhibition tracks the rise and fall of neoclassical painting and its role in mirroring capitalist values at the turn of the century.
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Financial outlets are already charting "the rise and fall of Bitcoin," and on January 22017, the normally unflappable loyalists on Reddit were straight up admitting that doomsday had come.
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Inspiring musicians Bowie's albums, especially after his 1972 breakthrough "The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars," inspired generations of musicians and were radio staples.
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We've seen celebrity couples rise and fall with the tides (or after decades of companionship that prompt us to tweet "LOVE IS DEAD" as if we ever believed otherwise).
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According to IMDB, Margulies appears in the role of Nobel-winning author Elie Wiesel in the upcoming TV movie "Madoff," about the rise and fall of financier Bernie Madoff.
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His works have become a shared global parlance; the term "Shakespearean tragedy" evokes a rise-and-fall narrative even if the listener is not intimate with the works themselves.
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Academy voters may have been turned away by the style and editing, but they're what makes this movie soar as it explores the rise and fall of Tonya Harding.
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And if Brazil's rise and fall offer lessons about government's inherent limitations, the Great American Meltdown of 2008 similarly offers a cautionary tale about allowing markets to run wild.
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This tour is both inspired by and reliant on Robert J. Gordon's authoritative examination of innovation through the ages, "The Rise and Fall of American Growth," published this year.
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She also provides a rare insider's glimpse into the spectacular rise and fall of WorldCom, a telecom titan, the darling of Wall Street, and a Cinderella story for Mississippi.
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Among this week's releases: "The Morning They Came for Us," about Syria; "The Romanovs," about the rise and fall of the Russian dynasty; "Pumpkinflowers," about Israel's wars with Lebanon.
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Strategists on both sides of the aisle caution that initial reservations can and almost always change as their fundraising spikes and plummets and their chosen candidates rise and fall.
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Guess it's true what they say: you can lead a girl to books about the rise and fall of an autocrat, but you still can't make her think. pic.twitter.
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I first saw this photograph of a crowd of protesters at Museum Africa in Johannesburg, part of the massive photography exhibition called "Rise and Fall of Apartheid," in 19563.
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Unlike revenues from taxation, which mostly rise and fall in line with the rate of economic growth, future costs coming from the ageing population are independent of economic factors.
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The tides, which rise and fall 36 to 46 feet, helped create the rocks by carving them out of the shoreline and also play a role in their destruction.
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Danna Staaf's Squid Empire: The Rise and Fall of the Cephalopods, tells the story of the world of ancient cephalopods—at least, as best anyone can—including these ammonoids.
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Dance crazes seem to rise and fall very quickly now that they can spread through vines and YouTube videos instead of passed around without the help of the web.
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Pulling her gown down slightly, I kissed her breasts, and laid my head on her chest, feeling it rise and fall with each breath, her heartbeat in my ear.
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By charting the rise (and fall) of the game's popularity, Benzi aims to unearth what makes something go viral, and conversely, the forces that drive online supernovas into obscurity.
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Every page and whip-fast line of banter is worth revisiting, in part because repeated readings make it possible to reconstruct the complete progression of Tybalt's rise and fall.
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Vicki Howard's 2016 history of American shopping in the 20th century follows the rise and fall of the US department store, explaining how the mall eventually took its place.
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The first two seasons chronicled Escobar's rise and fall, but the new one turns its attention to the Cali Cartel, which dominated the market after Escobar's organization was dismantled.
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With his right hand, he hit a series of quick stabbing chords that, on the recording, add a sense of dramatic rise-and-fall behind the repeating bass motif.
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But what the rise and fall of MoviePass proved was that there was an appetite for theater subscriptions in the US. And it seems it's only going to grow.
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There are 137 days left before the Iowa caucuses on February 3 -- and, as Harris' rise and fall have shown, a lot can happen in a lot less time.
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The first secret was a vision of hell; the Vatican interpreted the second secret as a prediction about the rise and fall of Communism and the conversion of Russia.
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In "Blue Mule," it's a sticklike tail ending in a delicate puff of hair, or the measured rise and fall of an equine back accomplished with three blunt strokes.
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I&aposve watched trends in leadership and culture come and go, seen buzzwords rise and fall, and elevated thinking, innovation, and ways of creating solid business and people results.
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The video above traces the rise and fall of smooth jazz, and the playlist linked below offers some of the best tracks the style of music has to offer.
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"I don't think we've crossed any bright lines distinguishing authoritarian systems from democratic ones," Jay Ulfelder, a political scientist who studies the rise and fall of democracies, tells me.
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Nicolas Pelham charts their rise and fall In the fall of 2016, two American pop cultural icons became unwitting touchstones in the discourse surrounding the contemporary relevance of data.
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Historically, cellphone holsters popped up after the rise and fall of car phones, when more people were suddenly expected to carry around an entirely new thing all the time.
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The Verge has followed the repeated rise and fall of Faraday Future since the beginning and uncovered many of the hows and whys that explain where the company is today.
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The rise and fall of the one-time Silicon Valley darling is the subject of HBO's documentary The Inventor: Out for Blood in Silicon Valley, airing Monday night (March 2000).
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Particularly in the city centre of Athens, the country has seen the rise and fall of numerous large-scale clubs since the early 2000s, including Alsos, Battery, and U-Matic.
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From spring 260 through spring 22017, trends in families entering at ports of entry and families coming between ports of entry tended to rise and fall at the same time.
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