As it was, his government soon seemed rudderless and impotent.
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But by the end the company was rudderless, he said.
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As the actual returns came in, the newsrooms seemed rudderless.
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To be rudderless puts you at the mercy of elements.
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Laden with heavy themes, this weirdly rudderless show is a sinker.
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And the UK group looks rudderless without a permanent chief executive.
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What we're thinking: The Bulls continue to be a rudderless ship.
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Having culled each other's upper tiers, both parliamentary factions look rudderless.
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This wasn't a rudderless organization, but their direction felt unnecessarily circumspect.
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But the picture of a rudderless, directionless world is not comforting.
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Silicon Valley is ethically lost, rudderless and has not learned a thing.
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Moore's relationship with her teenage son, who seemed rudderless, was also strained.
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The rudderless opposition now has barely two months to mount a campaign.
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The Flames have considerable talent but are a rudderless mess under Hartley.
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And we're a little rudderless at times without Demetrius, there's no question.
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Rudderless and drifting, the Democrats went rogue and tried the unthinkable—reconciliation.
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Between the shutdown and the new chief, we are a rudderless ship.
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I loved how caring for her had given my rudderless life meaning.
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It might leave the country rudderless at the confluence of multiple crises.
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The series's cancellation left viewers just as rudderless and abandoned as he was.
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So, we're kind of rudderless now I think in terms of the Fed.
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Rudderless, he scrapes by as a perpetually overdue pizza delivery guy in Paris.
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They were a rudderless ship when I went there, when I took over.
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Asgard is rudderless and seemingly powerless without the real Odin on the throne.
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One night, in a rudderless moment, I sent Bourdain a message on Twitter.
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Some staff told Reuters they left because they felt the European business was rudderless.
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No immediate successor is lined up, so it appeared the country could become rudderless.
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"I know this happened before but I feel small and rudderless," he told Reuters.
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Mr. Haider died in a car accident in 2008, leaving the far right rudderless.
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The result is a Republican Party as rudderless as it has been in decades.
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So in WWE Del Rio was somehow rudderless, despite the titles and the accolades.
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Feeling rudderless after high school, he began working as a trainer at a gym.
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And while that may make him appear as ideologically rudderless as Trump, he's not.
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This is a book for dark, rudderless times, an immersion into fear and chaos.
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The work I did back then—nonprofit, tech, politics—was intellectually stimulating, but terminally rudderless.
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At that point Bungie as a group was really rudderless, if not quite leaderless, really.
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Shankar Sinh Vagela, one defector, derided Congress as a "rudderless ship" unable to win elections.
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I was rudderless and confused, experiencing a kind of urban disorientation a la Walter Benjamin.
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Rudderless without his confidant, Laxman finds solace in Guo, the precocious new kid in town.
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Frustrated, resentful and now rudderless, a third generation of Sahrawi refugees are again rattling sabres.
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In Britain, every major political figure has higher disapproval than approval ratings, leaving politics rudderless.
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He felt rudderless for about two months as he acclimated to the lack of structure.
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All the while, a once great country looked as aimless as a rudderless boat at sea.
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Without him, in short, the Trumpiest elements of the Trump administration is rudderless on foreign affairs.
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But simply having a president at all, after five rudderless months, may help dampen these rows.
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The fractured, rudderless opposition does not have the winning combination to overcome UMNO's gerrymandering and harassment.
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Or at least a rudderless 22-year-old pretending with all her might to be one.
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Critics say that has contributed to the rudderless, chaotic nature of foreign policy under Mr. Trump.
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"Being rudderless was almost impossible to live with," Winkler, who struggled to even get auditions, tells PEOPLE.
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It was a rudderless operation and there was a lot of intrigue going on with the band.
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Injuries stink and so does bad luck, but the Hornets aren't as rudderless as they currently feel.
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Without Steve Jobs, Apple has always been a rudderless company, adrift on the sea of technological trends.
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Sources describe most of X's public projects — Project Loon, drones, robotics and wind energy kites — as rudderless.
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Trump is not so much flexible or unpredictable as rudderless, and that's what makes him so scary.
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In the absence of moral leadership from the Oval Office, many of us may feel adrift, rudderless.
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After the resignation of Roy Hodgson, the team's manager, another revered British institution is a rudderless disgrace.
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What new political feelings were being produced by the rudderless drift of life in the gig economy?
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When Agamemnon commandeers her, Achilles becomes famously enraged, refuses to fight and leaves the Greek army rudderless.
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Among the well-wishing from those responding on Twitter were expressions of fears about a rudderless country.
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That decision directly led to our rudderless policy on North Korea for the past 85033 plus years.
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We are likely to end this new week where we left off, with a rudderless White House.
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The result has been chaos: a rudderless party where personal disagreements have started to come to the fore.
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The alternative is to drift on, like a rudderless boat whose occupants are picked off by sniper fire.
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As I argued on Monday, it left Uber rudderless at a time when it desperately needed decisive leadership.
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His successes since leaving the NAACP seem only to highlight how rudderless the group now appears to be.
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Juba has remained largely calm since then, but the opposition has been left rudderless in Mr. Machar's absence.
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Instead, Uber is going to be rudderless during some of the most challenging months it has ever faced.
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If she were to be ousted, Britain could be temporarily rudderless at a time of huge political importance.
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On my rudderless journey to establish myself in a new city and a new role, I was floundering.
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This has left the country rudderless and with no rescue plan as the financial and economic situation worsens.
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"A lot of departments are rudderless but it doesn't mean it can't be fun!" another pointed out, optimistically.
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Now he presides over a creepy facility populated by the suicidal and the bereft and rudderless individuals left behind.
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You get the hang of it over time, but the early process of building your resistance movement feels rudderless.
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When Corinne Bailey Rae's first husband, Jason Rae, died of an accidental overdose in 2008, she was left rudderless.
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However, Vivendi described Telecom Italia as "a rudderless ship" in December before going on to secure four board seats.
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Its rise came partly at the expense of Ciudadanos, a rudderless formerly centrist party, which was almost wiped out.
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"No resident need be subject to the rudderless management and operations which exist" at Good Samaritan, the report continued.
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The rudderless SPA floundered through the next decade, beset by internal disagreements, and eventually split in the early 1970s.
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And a leaderless and rudderless Germany plunges the protracted and prickly EU-UK Brexit negotiations into even deeper uncertainty.
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Rudderless, he found Islam in 2004 through a friend, converting at a Queens mosque that other extremists had embraced.
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He had started boxing only four years ago, and the sport had given purpose to his otherwise rudderless adulthood.
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But both tend to be morally rudderless, interested solely in sustaining themselves and for sale to the highest bidder.
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It's also the state of the Democratic Party, which often appears somewhat rudderless in the aftermath of last year's loss.
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In the current situation, moral courage and decisive, proactive leadership is essential, but Hong Kong is essentially a rudderless ship.
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She had heard too many stories of teenagers and young adults left rudderless after shouldering their parents' dreams through childhood.
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It's a bad time for the United States to look rudderless and poorly led, but that's exactly what is happening.
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Without a powerful visionary at its helm, Condé Nast could be rudderless, particularly if there are disagreements within the family.
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As evidence of the recent bungling, look no further than the rudderless and underpowered performance since the tax act passed.
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President Trump's political opponents are behaving like a rudderless mob, void of policy ideas, and hell-bent on provoking a confrontation.
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There are so many changes in tone in even a single painting; we are rudderless to steer an approach to meaning.
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This gave MS-13 an ample pool of rudderless teenagers, struggling with a new culture and language, from which to recruit.
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)Without ECG, the Move feels rudderless—a product without an audience, or really a reason for existing.
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But the fight for key government posts among rival supporters and ethnic groups has meant rudderless ministries and provinces without governors.
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The Knicks don't necessarily have an iron-fisted grasp on the zeitgeist, but the Nets continue to be a rudderless mess.
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Memphis Grizzlies: Tom Thibodeau It's impossible to choose someone for this team, given how rudderless and confused they appear to be.
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Rudderless and suffering survivor's guilt, he begins working on his Uncle Martin's fishing boat, which has been conscripted by the Germans.
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Her paradoxical presence is a reminder that in a rudderless world, passively waiting for celestial intervention is not a viable option.
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"Like everyone, I want to fill these positions, but this is not one where it is a rudderless ship," Ratcliffe said.
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At 260, divorced and with her daughter, her only child, off at college, her life felt a little empty and rudderless.
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That's certainly good for the left — but it certainly didn't do anything to dispel accounts of Clinton as opportunistic and rudderless.
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No struggling large market team—yes, including the Knicks—is held back by a more rudderless front office than the Chicago Bulls.
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Thitinan Pongsudhirak, director of the Institute of Security and International Studies at Chulalongkorn University, said the Puea Thai Party was now "rudderless".
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Bayley's rudderless happiness in WWE saw the mental capacity part of that become implied subtext, probably even unintentionally, but it was there.
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The sheer political chaos in Britain means that there is even more reason to put investment plans on hold; Britain looks rudderless.
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Polls showed the Conservative Party with a twenty-point lead over Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party, which was rudderless and conflicted over Brexit.
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In December, after a year of relatively rudderless direction, Google put the entire robotics group inside Google X, its hardware research incubator.
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In the meantime, the rudderless Debbie (Stacey Yen) has come to visit Barb, hoping to figure out her life in rural tranquillity.
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Because I went through a period of time that I was rudderless where I thought I should be looking for my purpose.
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In 1.53 its charismatic leader, Donald Tusk, stepped down as prime minister to become president of the European Council, leaving his party rudderless.
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The traditional storyteller's school of thought prevails, where the viewer is relegated to a rudderless vessel in the passage of the storyteller's universe.
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The vote on June 23 that produced a majority in favor of what is commonly referred to as Brexit has left Britain rudderless.
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In this case, the standoff has left rudderless a vast federal bureaucracy of about 370,000 employees that serves more than 20 million veterans.
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It's that it adds to a background context of a rudderless, at times very belligerent, line on North Korea from the Trump administration.
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And then, when you don't, there better be somebody who fills in that gap, or you're going to be rudderless for a while.
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"I went through a period of time that I was rudderless, where I thought I should be looking for my purpose," he said.
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Mejia found an escape on his high school basketball team but felt rudderless after graduation and remained introverted because of his shelter experiences.
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The problem is not just that the SPD is intellectually bankrupt, politically rudderless and in desperate need of a period of renewal outside government.
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This was a period when it was tempting to see English soccer as a metaphor for a country in crisis: godless, rudderless, nearly lawless.
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I was anchorless, rudderless, drifting further and further away from the comforting shore of context into the dark and deep waters of total incomprehension.
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Is your house a loosely-joined collection of garbage piles among which you tread, as dazed and rudderless as a possum in a landfill?
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But it does breathe new life into a repeal effort that seemed doomed and helps the still mostly rudderless congressional Republicans hone their message.
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It left Britain rudderless as the pound sank in value and both the governing and opposition parties engaged in fierce and acrimonious leadership battles.
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"The worst skeptics of Buhari's government never imagined this level of rudderless, adrift disaster we have in our hands today," said Twitter user @obinna_nlebedum.
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What has bollixed the formal exit — and is the root cause of all of the rudderless rumblings in Parliament this week — is Northern Ireland.
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"Knowing that you're headed in a direction with the freedom to change course — to us, that's just a lot better than feeling rudderless," Fields adds.
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And, rarely before have we seen such a ceaseless exodus of company brass, creating a leadership vacuum that has left the ride-hailing giant rudderless.
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Sources had previously described most of X's public projects, which include Project Loon, drones, robotics and wind energy kites, as rudderless, Recode reported in August.
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Mr. da Silva's freedom gives the opposition, which has been splintered and largely rudderless in the Bolsonaro era, a towering figure to lead the charge.
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But they also reflect growing despair by young Palestinians in particular over lives constrained by Israel's decades-long military occupation and their own rudderless leadership.
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The French left is weak and rudderless, the right is deeply divided, and the populist far right has all but disappeared from the political scene.
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Of course, realpolitik driven by interests is integral to American foreign policy, but a valueless approach of the kind Trump proposes leaves the world rudderless.
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Hazel is rudderless, ordinary, passive; all the more impressive, then, is Nutting's creation of a compelling, wholly sympathetic character from such a beige moral blob.
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It also invigorated the opposition, which had appeared rudderless and largely ineffectual since a wave of protests in 2017 was crushed by the security forces.
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Rudderless and without product direction, the company was losing users and advertisers, and seemed unable to contain a metastasizing trolling crisis that was destroying its credibility.
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Though rudderless and more-than-usually ideologically adrift after their failures in 22016, Democrats have found in resisting Mr Trump a compelling reason to hang together.
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Because of steers clear of the past, it ends up feeling strangely rudderless, a cacophonous parade of unrelenting kick drums that feel unaware of their parentage.
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In the engaging but ultimately rudderless Filipino noir "Dead Kids," a band of teenage misfits cooks up a plan to kidnap the school bully for ransom.
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After Mr. Pantaleo's firing, he assumed a posture of fatalism, arguing that the department was ''rudderless'' and that Commissioner O'Neill would be unable to right things.
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As many as 1,200 captives at a time were crammed into the rudderless hulk during the three years it listlessly bobbed off Brooklyn in Wallabout Bay.
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However, without a tangible roadmap to underpin this otherwise attainable goal of reducing food waste in our respective states, cities and homes, we are utterly rudderless.
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In 22014, Massachusetts Democrats were devastated by John Kerry's loss, one that rendered the national party rudderless and confused after an election they'd been sure they'd win.
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WPP, the world's biggest advertising company, entered uncharted territory without its founder Martin Sorrell whose departure has left it rudderless at a time of swirling industry change.
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I've come through in moments, but I've always felt rudderless and lost without an audience, and that record is the first time I didn't feel that way.
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Its rise came partly at the expense of Ciudadanos, a rudderless formerly centrist party, which was wiped out, losing three-fifths of its vote and 47 seats.
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The campaign's internal efforts have carried on as normal, in contrast to the chaos of a "rudderless" White House, as it was described by one administration official.
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And besides its main function as your grandparent's favorite media device, the iPad sometimes feels like a rudderless tablet that's stuck halfway between your phone and laptop.
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In Louisiana, we already know the danger of bigger and more frequent storms; we have already tested what happens when F.E.M.A. is left rudderless in stormy times.
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Nevertheless, the minds behind the platform are aware of the stereotypes about young black activists espousing a rudderless, cacophonous sort of anger, often offered by the president himself.
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At a citadel on the outskirts of Germany's capital, Farage said leading British ministers have been contradicting each other on a weekly basis so the government looked rudderless.
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Kelly's show actually looked a lot like the rudderless and failed "Rock Center" prime time news show that Brian Williams fronted for two painful years beginning in 2011.
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Meanwhile, with the Conservative government so riven and rudderless, the old hard lefty Jeremy Corbyn is leading the opposition Labour Party back into an equally fantastical socialist past.
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More likely, the Trump administration is of multiple minds on many subjects and is so poorly staffed at the consular level that the United States is diplomatically rudderless.
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In this novel, a recently engaged couple in Palo Alto—a medical researcher, Paul, and rudderless Veblen—navigate the difficulties of family, new money, war, and ethical disagreement.
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Outraged theatergoers regularly walked out on the Playwrights Horizons production of "The Flick," her three-hour, four-character portrait of the rudderless employees of a dying movie theater.
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In the wake of popular apps like Inbox and Mailbox being sunsetted, like many, I've been left rudderless trying to find an email client that fills the void.
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In the figurative painting "For Jane" (2017), a black-feathered bird stands in a blue rudderless boat drifting under a deep violet night sky dotted with pink stars.
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That failed attempt left the separatist movement rudderless, with 12 of its leaders arrested and most of the rest fleeing the country, including former Catalan regional president Carles Puigdemont.
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Analysts at Leerink, an investment bank that specializes in healthcare, said Soriot's exit would come as a major surprise, if true, and leave AstraZeneca rudderless at a key time.
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With President Obama and Secretary Clinton we've had the exact opposite — a reckless, rudderless and aimless foreign policy, one that has blazed the path of destruction in its wake.
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Parliament overwhelmingly rejected Prime Minister Theresa May's plan for withdrawing from the European Union, leaving Britain seemingly rudderless just over two weeks before its scheduled departure from the bloc.
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The symbolic essence of decapitation is a decisive, summary removal of the thinking part of the human animal so that the body is rudderless, left without volition or direction.
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But the 28-page coalition agreement represents the best chance yet at ending the political deadlock that has left Europe's most powerful country rudderless since federal elections in September.
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That didn't happen, threatening to leave rudderless the government's third-largest department, with a portfolio ranging from border protection to disaster management to transportation safety to counterterrorism to election security.
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Acosta now joins the sprawling parade of President Trump's chosen advisors who have left the administration under clouds of scandal and corruption, leaving rudderless and discouraged agencies in their wake.
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These incidents are symptomatic of broader missteps by the U.S., whose rudderless policy has led to a lack of accountability for these attacks and, indeed, Assad's continued hold on power.
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In the aftermath of their devastating Round of 16 defeat, the national side has been left rudderless, a splintered, broken flagship buffeted on the choppy seas of failure and regret.
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"It's absolutely essential that the world know that the New York City Police Department is rudderless and frozen," Patrick Lynch, president of the union, said during a recent press conference.
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"I find it ironic that this community enabled itself to be rudderless and leaderless for a long period of years," Bennett Lieberman, the Central Park East High School principal, said.
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It's the latest tell-all in a string of narratives offered by former administration officials over the past two years, consistently chronicling a rudderless White House marked by deep dysfunction.
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That eased concerns that the U.K. was rudderless in the wake of David Cameron's resignation as prime minister in the wake of the referendum vote to exit the European Union (EU).
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New York (CNN Business)Wells Fargo, like a rudderless ship lost at sea, must navigate one of the most difficult periods in its 167-year history without a clearly defined leader.
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You may even find yourself thinking of Mr. Dauchan as a rapping Mr. Rogers, teaching basic good manners, values and survival skills to the rudderless overgrown kids of the 21st century.
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It remains unclear if the family would use Mafia muscle to retaliate against Mr. Comello — a rudderless young man from Staten Island's South Shore — and risk further scrutiny from law enforcement.
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Compounded with the fact since 2008, there has been no single "kingmaker" within the GOP, the party is in a rudderless position which arguably it hasn't experienced since the late 1970s.
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In the years in between, Longstreth found himself creatively rudderless and heartbroken, only taking on gigs behind-the-scenes lending a hand to friends like Joanna Newsom, Solange, and even Coffman herself.
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The junior looked so rudderless that Mark Richt even briefly benched him in favor of backup Evan Shirreffs, only to soon return Rosier to the field after Shirreffs was even more helpless.
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For the SPD, divided and rudderless, losing Brandenburg would have darkened the mood further as it begins a campaign to choose a leader to replace the one it kicked out in June.
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Yet a fuller picture has emerged of a rudderless person who appeared to take an abruptly ominous turn and had been influenced by conspiracy theories in the dark corners of the internet.
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So how do they send a similar message to fans and players around the league that the organization isn't a rudderless ship poised to ricochet off icebergs for years before eventually sinking?
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Let's be honest: if you're a single, rudderless forty-something whose assets consist of some commemorative plates and a rusted Dodge Dart, your family won't be racing to probate court after your funeral.
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At the very least, there should be no daylight between Washington and Seoul's expectations from the summit, lest we find ourselves with a (still) nuclear North Korea and a defenseless, rudderless South Korea.
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A steady, unturning haven where older men, rudderless in their post-Clarkson world, and overwhelmed 18 year-olds alike can go and fist-pump, without judgement, to an endless stream of Basshunter songs.
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Because I'm part of everybody, and even though for 13 weeks now I've been doling out work advice, I too feel hopelessly addicted to the internet and often rudderless and out of sorts.
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But in combating this crisis, we are also victims of a rudderless federal drug policy, exemplified by President Trump's empty exercise of declaring a "national health emergency" without accompanying funds or competent leadership.
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Living in a rudderless household since his mom walked out (his dad, played by Jason SweetTooth Williams, can't even be bothered to put on pants), Jeremy is equally low on confidence and friends.
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BAGHDAD — Iraq's president stepped in to appoint a new prime minister after the Parliament failed to do so for two months, leaving the country largely rudderless at a time of multiple political crises.
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Like the plot of nearly every decent Disney movie, the young Sedaris princes and princesses were sent out into the scary grown-up world motherless and rudderless but buoyed by her magnificent spirit.
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His creator Matt Furie, having seen the rudderless, soulless troll meme Pepe had become, illustrated him in an open casket in a one-page comic strip released in conjunction with Free Comic Book Day.
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We not only end up confused, rudderless and cynical, but we forget that making a revolution is not a series of clever maneuvers and tactics, but a process that can and must transform us.
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The moment wasn't lost on Trump's top aides, who convened in the basement Situation Room knowing that the ensuing hours could redeem a chaotic several days -- or cement the impression of a rudderless ship.
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The astonishment for me was how naturally these songs fit into the context of a desperate, rudderless America of some 80 years ago, underscoring the free-floating anxiety and restlessness that imbues Mr. Dylan's work.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanon's political impasse has deepened after a tentative deal on a new prime minister unraveled, leaving the country rudderless as it grapples with the worst economic crisis since the 1975-90 civil war.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Asian stocks were subdued on Monday as investors fretted that political instability in the United States was leaving the country rudderless at a time when the global economy was showing signs of faltering.
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The departure of Hammad, a former executive at rival easyJet and Air Berlin, leaves Flybe rudderless at a time when European airlines are grappling with increased economic uncertainty after Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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But all the same, his decision seems to reveal a chaotic and broken policy process on a matter of grave national security -- at a time when the Pentagon is rudderless without a permanent secretary of defense.
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Several states, including California and New York, are aiming to decarbonize their power sector before that date, yet the federal government is rudderless and without a plan because of the chronic inaction of the US Congress.
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In other words, a government that prides itself on its muscular nationalism left defence policy rudderless amid rows with its main military rivals, simply to retain power in a state with just 0.1% of the population.
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It would be like loading up a spacecraft with a bunch of tiny ticking time bombs, which is why the spaceflight community has issued strict regulations about onboard propulsion systems, rendering most CubeSats rudderless and immobile.
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Or, to put it more aptly: Which came first, the weird clone fetuses pulled up from a lobster trap at the bottom of the lake or the mechanical egg that develops them into confused, rudderless servants?
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Thirty years after Burger's retirement, the prevailing view among historians and commentators is that the Burger court, rudderless and riven by conflict, stalled somewhere along the road to counterrevolution, falling well short of its chief's ambitions.
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In fact, tech specialists wondered whether the government might become rudderless on the subject after the sudden ouster of Comey, who built a reputation as the government's top encryption warrior and led the fight with Apple.
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The Fed is doing its best to prop up the U.S. economy in the face of possible economic turbulence, but it's beginning to look like a rudderless ship and it's fast losing the confidence of investors.
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Even more inexplicably, when finally given the opportunity to address the public's deep-seated concerns about the economic, social, cultural and national security impact of a rudderless immigration policy, both candidates reverted to vague generalities and platitudes.
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This continues to be the most rudderless ship in baseball, and the Mets appear to have decided that the key lesson from the disastrous offseason they just had is to do the same things all over again.
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The boy has a kinder heart than anyone, even his own mother, gives him credit for, but he's rudderless and a bit dim, taking his cues from his fellow lacrosse players, however uneasy they sometimes make him.
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A nightmare hellhound who hunts runaways and feeds on wasps, hot peppers and hummingbird heads, the dog represents "the Master's rudderless soul" and "the slave's suffering double," serving as the animal crux of a cruel human hierarchy.
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Beyond that, something unexpectedly attractive is happening to a franchise that once felt rudderless: The Hornets have an intriguing/good young core that makes their future much less bleak than it appeared to be 20 months ago.
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He promised "a disciplined, deliberate and consistent foreign policy" in contrast to the "reckless, rudderless and aimless" policies of Obama and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Trump's likely Democratic opponent if he secures the Republican nomination.
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But it highlights the rudderless nature of Turkish policy in Syria, as Ankara tries to forge stronger relations with both Moscow, Assad's main backer, and Washington, a NATO ally hitherto reluctant to confront the Syrian leader head-on.
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With Wayne Rooney netting twice and Valencia recording three assists against the rudderless Turkish outfit, a delighted Ibrahimovic said it was shaping up to be an exciting season, especially if United's transfer target Paul Pogba arrives from Juventus.
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With international elites and their institutions facing populist criticism amid political and social change in the United States and Europe, the 24 directors of the fund decided that this was not the time to leave the I.M.F. rudderless.
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That its two great songs—"Abandoned Flesh" and "Andrew Eldritch Is Back in Leeds," to be precise—reach out not to rudderless fans but aging musicians suggest that Darnielle is ready to move on to the next obsession.
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Russia remains undeterred in Ukraine's separatist conflict and has challenged U.S. influence in the Middle East with its military intervention in Syria's civil war, a conflict that Obama's critics have seized on as evidence of a rudderless foreign policy.
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"Two years after he took the reins, the positions of director of the National Park Service and head of the US Fish and Wildlife Service remain vacant, unprecedented in history, leaving the two agencies rudderless and adrift," he wrote.
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During his early days as secretary, Pompeo assumed the positive role of rebuilding the State Department, filling positions, visiting offices around the building, and tweeting about how he would put "swagger" into a notoriously swaggerless and sometimes rudderless place.
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The WSJ report alleged that Ive's departure from the company had been a long time coming, claiming that Ive has been slowly drifting away from the company in recent years, leaving the design team at Apple rudderless and without leadership.
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The country appeared politically rudderless after the speaker of parliament declared there was no functioning prime minister or cabinet due to a no-confidence vote on Wednesday against Mahinda Rajapaksa, whom President Maithripala Sirisena appointed last month in controversial circumstances.
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Rosenstein then surprised the President by announcing that potential Justice Department conflicts of interest relating to the Russia Investigation required the appointment of the respected and independent Robert Mueller as a special counsel to supervise the FBI's now rudderless investigation.
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"It is absolutely essential that the world know that the New York Police Department is rudderless and frozen," Patrick Lynch, president of the Police Benevolent Association, told a news conference, standing in front of a department flag that had been symbolically inverted.
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Scola's people are always haplessly swept along by the tides of their times, from the French Revolution ('La Nuit de Varennes') through Il Duce's would-be empire ('A Special Day') to the rudderless present exposed in the last reels of 'The Family.
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And a surprise bidder has emerged for the rudderless Weinstein Co. Maria Contreras-Sweet, who led the Small Business Administration under President Obama, is proposing a majority-female board of directors there, and attorney Gloria Allred is on board with the plan.
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Labour has been engulfed in a bitter internal crisis since Britain's shock vote to leave the European Union on June 23, adding to a sense of drift in British politics at a time when the ruling Conservatives are also divided and rudderless.
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Herrera's is a distinct subset of American style: It's the Oscar de la Renta world (which had a weak, rudderless season lead by the design team, but promises better next when Monse's Fernando Garcia and Laura Kim fill the vacant creative director position).
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" In it, he writes that "when a person's behavior became idiotic — concerned myopically with private things and unmindful of common things — then the person was believed to be like a rudderless ship, without consequence save for the danger it posed to others.
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The 42-year-old Cordell left his family in St. Louis for Dwayne (and has yet to tell the folks back home that was the real reason for doing so), and he is feeling rudderless and resentful about being financially dependent on someone else.
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"He blasted Clinton for refusing to use the term "radical Islam;" condemned the "failed intervention in Libya," and said the former secretary of State was responsible for a "reckless, rudderless and aimless foreign policy" that had "blazed a path of destruction in its wake.
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LONDON — Britain hurtled into unknown political territory on Tuesday when Parliament, for the second time, rejected Prime Minister Theresa May's plan to quit the European Union, leaving her authority in tatters and the country seemingly rudderless just 17 days before its scheduled departure from the bloc. Mrs.
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McMaster, the head of the Army Capabilities Integration Center, will become one of Trump's top national security and foreign policy advisers, taking the helm of the White House's National Security Council, which was left rudderless after Flynn was forced to resign after just 24 days on the job.
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They possess a rudderless attitude to big decisions, a sense of anxiousness amid their carpe diem lifestyle that informs the songs on The Courtneys II. "Country Song" and "Iron Deficiency," for instance, are about not knowing what you want and coming up with excuses to stall the search.
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It makes sense that Howard and the Hawks would want to move on from each other; he's a former superstar with a few good years left looking for his first ring, and the Hawks are a rudderless team that can make the playoffs, but not much more than that.
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" But in 1977, after the end of the Vietnam War left the Liberty Union Party ideologically rudderless, the source who knew Sanders at the time told CNN he "had kind of a midlife crisis, left the Party, dropped out of sight and came back as a local candidate.
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Her unraveling of the brutal double murder is as skilled as her exploration of Pocahontas County, where the men, as much as the women, appear trapped in their predestined societal roles, and where toxic masculinity gnaws at the men, rudderless and lost, who drink to fill the idle hours.
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Dominic Bryant, head of U.K. economics at BNP Paribas, said this decision had likely been made after intensive discussions within the party with the aim of avoiding a two-month period of uncertainty during which the government would have been "largely rudderless, with potential negative spillover effects on the economy."
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As well as Jane and Ate (who came to America decades earlier to support her children back in the Philippines), she introduces Reagan, a young, white, soulfully rudderless graduate who becomes Jane's roommate; and Mae Yu, a 30-something go-getter who runs Golden Oaks while planning her perfect wedding.
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Moore and others on the left are furious with what they view as a rudderless Democratic Party that has failed to develop a new strategy or message in the wake of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The appointment comes two months after the surprise departure of Saad Hammad as CEO, leaving Flybe rudderless at a time when European airlines face lower demand due to Brexit uncertainty, a string of attacks in Europe and depressed appetite for corporate travel, even as the market has seen some additional capacity.
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Islanders fans are upset Tavares left after expressing in January a desire to stay with the team that drafted him with the first pick in 2009 and now feel betrayed because he didn't want to spend the rest of his career playing for a rudderless organization not even he could steer to prominence.
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The Brew Crew won't win the division this year (that'll be the Cubs, or maybe the Cardinals, if things break just right for them), but Milwaukee might still give the rudderless Pirates and hapless Reds a run for third place, setting them up to go after Chicago in the years to come.
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It exemplifies exactly the kind of global cooperation U.S. presidents, Republican and Democrat alike, have sought since the end of World War II. It's in our interest to work with other nations, not mindlessly shatter hard-won global consensus in favor of some rudderless Lord of the Flies approach where it's every country for itself.
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Mr. Kelly, a Marine Corps general who has been secretary of homeland security, inherits a flailing, ineffective operation that is consumed with an investigation into ties to Russian hacking of the presidential election; divorced from the vast federal government; and rudderless as to policy, which is governed more by impulsive tweeting than anything resembling orderly decision-making.
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That government, which was led by the Congress party, paid a heavy political price for its heartlessness in the 2014 parliamentary elections; the B.J.P. won the elections in large part because Mr. Modi promised to make the government more responsive to the needs of Indians who were left behind by a government dogged by corruption scandals and widely considered rudderless.
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B.V. On paper, Kayli Carter's role in Private Life risks becoming an irritating manic pixie dream millennial stereotype: As Sadie, she's a rudderless twentysomething college dropout who's always talking about not being taken seriously as an artist and decides almost on a whim to donate her eggs to her desperate-to-start-a-family step-aunt and uncle (Kathryn Hahn and Paul Giamatti).
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Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE (D-Calif.) told reporters.
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Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE (D-Calif.).
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Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE (D-Calif.) and Del.
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Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE (D), a California physician.
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Here's my full story in case you missed it... Lowry's take Brian Lowry emails: I'm coming to this a bit late, but Gabriel Sherman made a really important point about Fox News in his recent VF piece "No One Is In Charge" — namely, that the network's strident tone has a good deal to do with being relatively rudderless since losing Roger Ailes.
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And we've heard like ... we've reported on the Department of Interior, how things are just in flux, and some of the long-term employees are saying that that department is kind of rudderless, like a lot of other departments, so there's been like ... there's been a lot of room for us to report on that pretty deeply, say what exactly is happening.
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Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE (Calif.), and those being vacated by Reps.
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Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE (Calif.) is floating the idea.
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Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE, Salud Carbajal, Raul Ruiz and Scott Peters.
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With a number of embarrassing fiascos among the Trump appointees in charge of public health, the US has felt rudderless from a health leadership perspective, Donald McNeil Jr. pointed out recently at the New York Times: [Trump's] first secretary for Health and Human Services, Tom Price, resigned in disgrace last September after it was revealed that he spent $400,000 chartering private jets at taxpayer expense.
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Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE (Calif.) and Paul Tonko (N.
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Brad Ashford (Neb.) and Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE (Calif.), are facing close reelection races.
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Brad Ashford (Neb.) and Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE (Calif.), are facing close reelection races.
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I.), Tom Marino (R-Pa.), Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE (D-Calif.), Jeff Duncan (R-S.
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Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE; and businesswoman Denise Gitsham (R) who is challenging Democratic Rep.
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As part of his campaign to restore Russia's former status as a world power, Putin fostered an obsessive focus on Russia's defeat of the Nazis in World War II. Walker shows how Putin has used this cult of victory to promote a unifying "national idea" of Russia's enduring strength and glory and to make Russians feel proud rather than ashamed, a dramatic turn after the rudderless misery of the Yeltsin years.
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Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE in California and an open seat in Florida vacated by Rep.
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Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE (D-Calif.) is currently the only Indian American serving in Congress.
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Letters for Olson, a volume of appreciations and responses to the poet, lovingly edited by Benjamin Hollander, arrives at a critical time, not only for Olson scholarship and the study of 20th century poetry, but also for the future of poetic expression in the 21st century, which currently seems, at best, tethered to a rudderless and insular academy and, at worst, assimilated into the larger neo-liberal project.
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When you look at his age, his numbers, and his contract, this question seems laughable, but when you factor in Chicago's cap space and a rudderless front office that has just enough incompetence to waste Butler's prime, exchanging him for a lucrative package of lottery picks and/or max-contract-worthy youngsters (like Andrew Wiggins, Zach LaVine, Jabari Parker, Aaron Gordon, or Devin Booker, to name a few) might be the correct call.
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Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE (D-Calif.) to a campaign finance scandal that landed his 83-year-old father in prison.
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Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE's reelection fight against former Marine Andrew Grant (R), but the race still tilts in Bera's favor.
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Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE (D-Calif.); Rebecca Negron, one of a handful of Republicans vying to replace Rep.
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Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE (Calif.) and Brad Ashford (Neb.), who face tough reelection races this year, and Rep.
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"I actually came out here to beat Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE," he joked, about a fellow Dem.
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Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE Bera is slightly favored to win reelection in this Sacramento-area district over County Sheriff Scott Jones.
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Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE's (D-Calif.) seat, which is a frequent GOP target, has also shifted from lean Democrat to likely Democrat.
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Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE (D-Calif.) will speak at the Stimson Center on past and future South Asian crises at 6900 a.m.
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Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE, M.D., is the vice ranking member on the House Foreign Affairs Committee and represents California's 7th District.
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Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE (Calif.), Salud Carbajal (Calif.), Charlie Crist (Fla.), Elizabeth Esty (Conn.), Ruben Kihuen (Nev.), Ann McLane Kuster (N.
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Rep. Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE (D-Calif.) won reelection to a third term on Friday after more than a week of the race being too close to call.
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Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE (D-Calif.) and his GOP challenger, Sacramento County Sheriff Scott Jones, are effectively tied in one of this year's most competitive House races.
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Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE (Calif.), the top Democrat on the subcommittee, urged the companies to balance plans to develop the moon with research and caution.
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Rep. Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE (D-Calif.) is proposing to test automatically enrolling people in ObamaCare plans as a way to cut the uninsured rate.
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The performances of pre-superstar Gosling are impressively diverse and un-starry: He was a hateful and self-hating neo-Nazi in 2001's The Believer, a rudderless drug-addicted schoolteacher in Half Nelson from 2006, an agonizingly shy small-town office worker with a sex-doll girlfriend in the 2007 comedy Lars and the Real Girl, a neurotic and needy house-husband in 2010's devastating drama Blue Valentine, and a disturbed and potentially psychopathic rich kid in that same year's All Good Things.
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Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE (D-Calif.), was sentenced on Thursday to a year and one day in prison for managing a money-laundering operation to fund two of his son's House campaigns.
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Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE (D-Calif.) is bringing Alfredo Rivas, a 25-year-old student who came from El Salvador at the age of 85033 and wants to be an immigration attorney.
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Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE (D-Calif.), a member of the coalition's Affordable and Accessible Healthcare Task Force, noting that Democrats won the House majority on the issue of health care.
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Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE's (D-Calif.) office last week for the U.S. India Business Council, where he will serve as a senior manager for life sciences and media/entertainment.
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Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE (D-Calif.), who narrowly won reelection in 2014 in overtime, also has a target on his back but is favored to prevail again this year.
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Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE (D-Calif.) will speak at the Center for a New American Security on finding a common North Korea strategy with South Korea at 12:30 p.m.
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Kamala Harris (D-Calif.), Ro Khanna (D-Calif.), Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-Ill.), and Pramila Jayapal (D-Wash) will join two-term Congressman Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE (D-Calif.) as the newest Indian American members of the legislative branch.
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Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE (Calif.) is a reaction to the Democrats' day-long sit-in on gun legislation last month, which gained prominence on social media after Republicans gaveled out of session and turned off the cameras.
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Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE should serve a year in federal prison and pay a fine of $28503,22019 for his role in a multi-year campaign donation scheme, according to a recommendation filed by federal prosecutors.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.), Loretta Sanchez (D-Calif.), Scott Peters (D-Calif.), Mark Takano (D-Calif.), Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE (D-Calif.) and Tony Cardenas (D-Calif.).
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Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE and Judy Chu (Calif.), Suzanne BonamiciSuzanne Marie BonamiciHouse lawmakers introduce bill to help those struggling with student debt Here are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment Lawmakers put spotlight on youth homelessness MORE (Ore.), Grace Meng (N.
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Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE (D-Calif.), Salud Carbajal (D-Calif.), John GaramendiJohn Raymond GaramendiHouse Democrats inch toward majority support for impeachment Trump bashes Mueller for 'ineptitude,' slams 'sick' Democrats backing impeachment Pelosi denies she's 'trying to run out the clock' on impeachment MORE (D-Calif.), Raul Ruiz (D-Calif.), Scott Peters (D-Calif.) and Tom O'Halleran (D-Ariz.).
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The scene is doubtlessly different for certain other programs: at Temple, which is now without a coach after Baylor announced Tuesday that it had hired Matt Rhule, who had led the Owls to just their second and third 1303-win seasons; at Houston, where after two years in which the Cougars went 2130-213, Coach Tom Herman departed for a higher-profile job at Texas; at Cincinnati, which only five years ago was the champion of a major conference (the old Big East), but now, with the departure of Tommy Tuberville after a 20-8 season and the inability to nab the native Kentuckian Brohm, may as well be a rudderless boat on the Ohio River.
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Associated Press fact-checkers said former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Sanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' MORE and former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg painted "a distorted picture" of "federal infectious-disease bureaucracy as rudderless and ill-prepared for the coronavirus threat," saying the two presidential candidates were "both wrong" to say President TrumpDonald John TrumpAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Trump says Biden Ukraine dealings will be a 'major' campaign issue MORE cut funding to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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Y.); Gerry ConnollyGerald (Gerry) Edward ConnollyHistory in the House: Congress weathers unprecedented week Democrat grills DHS chief over viral image of drowned migrant and child Hillicon Valley: Lawmakers struggle to understand Facebook's Libra project | EU hits Amazon with antitrust probe | New cybersecurity concerns over census | Robocall, election security bills head to House floor | Privacy questions over FaceApp MORE (Va.); Ted Deutch (Fla.); Bill Keating (Mass.); Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE (Calif.); Alan Lowenthal (Calif.); and Joaquín Castro (Texas).
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I.), Ranking Member, Judiciary Subcommittee on Regulatory Reform, Commercial & Antitrust Law; Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE (Calif.), Vice Ranking Member, House Foreign Affairs Committee; Lois FrankelLois Jane FrankelDemocratic Women's Caucus calls for investigation into Epstein plea deal Epstein death sparks questions for federal government Attorney General Barr 'appalled' by Epstein death in federal custody MORE (Fla.); Joaquin Castro (Texas); Robin L. Kelly (Ill.), Ranking Member, Oversight & Government Reform Subcommittee on Information Technology; Brendon F. Boyle (Pa.); Dina Titus (Nev.); Norma J. Torres (Calif.); Bradley S. Schneider (Ill.); Thomas R. Suozzi (N.
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J.), Gerald Connolly (Va.), Theodore Deutch (Fla.), Karen BassKaren Ruth BassKing incites furor with abortion, rape and incest remarks Reuniting families is a critical step in diplomacy with North Korea Democrats warn of Trump trap MORE (Calif.), William Keating (Mass.), Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE (Calif.), Lois FrankelLois Jane FrankelDemocratic Women's Caucus calls for investigation into Epstein plea deal Epstein death sparks questions for federal government Attorney General Barr 'appalled' by Epstein death in federal custody MORE (Fla.), Joaquín Castro (Texas), Robin Kelly (Ill.), Brendan Boyle (Pa.), Dina Titus (Nev.), Norma Torres (Calif.), Thomas Suozzi (N.
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Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE (Calif.), Pete GallegoPete Pena GallegoGOP candidate scores upset win in Texas state Senate runoff Koch group launches digital ads in tight Texas House race Iraq War vet wins Texas Dem runoff MORE (Texas) and Brad Ashford (Neb.) and candidates Morgan Carroll (Colo.), Annette Taddeo (Fla.), Joe GarciaJose (Joe) Antonio GarciaOvernight Defense: Biden honors McCain at Phoenix memorial service | US considers sending captured ISIS fighters to Gitmo and Iraq | Senators press Trump on ending Yemen civil war Biden pays tribute to McCain at emotional memorial service Mueller indictments: Congressional candidate asked Russian operatives for info on opponent MORE (Fla.), Jacky Rosen (Nev.), Colleen Deacon (N.
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Y.), Lacy ClayWilliam (Lacy) Lacy ClayAppetite for Democratic term limits fizzling out Young Democrats look to replicate Ocasio-Cortez's primary path Here are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment MORE (D-Mo.), Ted Lieu (D-Calif.), Ami BeraAmerish (Ami) Babulal BeraDemocratic lawmakers support Bustos after DCCC resignations Overnight Defense: Shanahan exit shocks Washington | Pentagon left rudderless | Lawmakers want answers on Mideast troop deployment | Senate could vote on Saudi arms deal this week | Pompeo says Trump doesn't want war with Iran Cruz pitches Ocasio-Cortez on bill to make birth control available over the counter MORE (D-Calif.), Billy LongWilliam (Billy) H. LongT-Mobile merger poses more questions than answers GOP pushes back on net neutrality bill at testy hearing The Hill's 12:30 Report — Presented by Kidney Care Partners — Lawmakers wait for Trump's next move on border deal MORE (R-Mo.), Bob GoodlatteRobert (Bob) William GoodlatteImmigrant advocacy groups shouldn't be opposing Trump's raids Top Republican releases full transcript of Bruce Ohr interview It's time for Congress to pass an anti-cruelty statute MORE (R-Va.), Lamar SmithLamar Seeligson SmithDemocratic staffer says Wendy Davis will run for Congress Ex-GOP Rep.
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