But there are some rumblings of discontent with this position.
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They have been rumblings of marriage, but nothing confirmed ... yet.
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Like tracing back the Big Bang to its first rumblings.
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Rumblings of potential U.S. military intervention haven't come to fruition.
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There were rumblings that he jacked up his knee bad.
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Europe isn't the only place where Apple faces antitrust rumblings.
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There are rumblings of ophthalmic beef about this report, though.
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The rumblings about a new Jets coach have already begun.
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At first, there were clear and loud rumblings of support.
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There are rumblings on Capitol Hill about delisting Chinese shares.
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At first, there were clear and loud rumblings of support.
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Rumblings at the White House insinuate Bannon is a leaker.
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There are also rumblings over potential challenges to Whitaker's appointment.
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But there were early rumblings of discontent at the White House.
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There are rumblings Johnson could return to the Octagon in 2020.
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NASA shared some recordings of rumblings captured in May and July.
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It's also not the only instance of supernatural rumblings on Riverdale.
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The rumblings of discontent are starting to alarm his coalition partners.
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This year's event comes amid rumblings over living standards in Russia.
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In the meantime, there have been rumblings of a McGregor vs.
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Sleeper issue: Still lots of rumblings of another Supreme Court retirement.
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Rumblings between technology companies and the government are likely to continue.
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The first rumblings of the weaknesses appeared in 28500, Soghoian said.
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And smaller rumblings that could pave the way for seismic shifts.
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There have been scattered rumblings of protest in Nevada and Louisiana.
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But despite rumblings of interest, the bidding process for Time Inc.
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They would ignore the rumblings of public discontent at their peril.
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Then early rumblings for the project began to materialize around 2015.
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How do past rumblings and claims of crisis compare to now?
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And yet every time this question is posed, I hear insidious rumblings.
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There have been rumblings in recent days that Coats's departure was imminent.
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He believes the early rumblings of that epic downturn are finally here.
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Most recently, there have been rumblings of an expulsion push against Sen.
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It's not a tantrum yet, but it is the rumblings of one.
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But California hasn't been totally oblivious to the ominous rumblings from Washington.
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Meanwhile, the nascent women's liberation movement was making rumblings of its own.
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Being an influencer means staying on top of rumblings in your industry.
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So I heard rumblings of it at the beginning of the season.
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"There's been a lot of rumblings happening," Marlon said at the time.
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Despite the rumblings, there's been no concrete advance on this apparent objective.
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But there are also rumblings about smaller changes happening across the board.
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So far, there are no rumblings of any such activity at Palantir.
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We haven't heard any new rumblings of a Samsung Glass-like rival.
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There were even some rumblings about trying to tweak the spending bill.
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As for Robert, there were rumblings he was engaged to FKA Twigs.
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Even Hardaway's father heard the rumblings that the Knicks paid too much.
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Yet rumblings about a deal will continue until an election is called.
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And Firefox makers Mozilla have made rumblings about doing the same thing.
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Yet after Great Recession, these sub rosa rumblings are starting to go public.
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Since then, its rumblings have become a part of daily life for residents.
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There have been rumblings about an eventual MongoDB IPO for several years now.
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"We've been hearing rumblings of this activity for several years now," Duggan said.
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I haven't heard any rumblings about financing challenges for the Medicaid expansion elsewhere.
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"Just like everybody else, I hear the rumblings," Chandler told the Arizona Republic.
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But at least at this point, there are clear rumblings in that direction.
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Bloomberg's report follows similar rumblings written about by The Information earlier this year.
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The first rumblings of "digital wellness" began, ironically, at Google, back in 2012.
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Let's look at some volcanic rumblings and eruptions from the last week: Washington
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Rumblings for more scrutiny of Boeing have already started within the Democratic field.
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For the last year, there have been rumblings about North Korea and bitcoin.
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If you live in the Northeast, you've likely heard some rumblings about it.
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Pandl also pointed to U.S. President Donald Trump's recent rumblings on dollar strength.
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The house is so quiet that even the air conditioner's rumblings are noticeable.
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Rumblings of a Bloomberg 2020 run have drawn a mixed reaction from Democrats.
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ZB: We've heard a lot of rumblings about an ISIS presence in Afghanistan.
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Market participants, however, have become skeptical of the daily rumblings on trade talks.
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Nonetheless, there are rumblings in Europe that the proposals are not good enough.
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There are even rumblings of a new, noise-cancelling AirPods variant coming soon.
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Less than a year after the purchase, Morse started hearing rumblings that Shoes.
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Since then, its rumblings have become a party of daily life for are residents.
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The abstract rumblings coming from the center of the room rocked me to sleep.
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Similar rumblings are known to occur on Earth's moon, which is smaller than Mars.
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Such rumblings provoke anxiety in a region with well-grounded suspicions of U.S. intervention.
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There have been rumblings for months that Greene's time was coming to an end.
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Disney has endured criticism for turning a blind eye to the rumblings about Perlmutter.
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There have been similar rumblings in countries across North Africa and the Middle East.
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"There were rumblings that family detention was going to be increased greatly," McPherson says.
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By Tuesday morning, disturbed rumblings from overseas allies had already emerged in the press.
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Floyd's been making rumblings, but now Connor's upping the ante with the fake poster.
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This rules out the possibility of asteroid impacts or rumblings from the moon's interior.
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There are rumblings about revisiting the hashtag #OscarsSoWhite based on the presumed category leaders.
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"That's why the rumblings from D.C. are more important than the data," said LaVorgna.
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It's kind of strange that we haven't heard any rumblings about a second film.
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Rumblings of the discussions had emerged on a Reddit discussion board on Friday afternoon.
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We've heard rumblings that AWS has been working on a competing bare metal service.
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"You hear rumblings about it," said Moore, who founded TechCongress after leaving Waxman's office.
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Though market reaction has been muted regarding the Fed machinations, there are some rumblings.
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Palantir, a company that was never expected to go public, is reportedly making rumblings.
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We've heard rumblings this week that a challenge from those corners is coming soon.
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There are some rumblings of things that could go wrong in the financial system.
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I felt the rumblings of a panic attack just now, while I was typing.
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There have been rumblings of his unhappiness with his most recent pick, John Bolton.
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Especially as there have already been rumblings in the family of a potential coup.
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That threat contained the rumblings of institutional conflict between Congress and the executive branch.
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That article cited anonymous House Republicans suggesting rumblings of a coup against Ryan's speakership.
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Together, these rumblings suggest that the era of political polarization may have finally peaked.
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But off-screen, there were rumblings that the not everyone in the cast got along.
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Rumblings of the tape's existence started last month, sparking an outcry from women's rights groups.
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Lloyd hasn't heard any rumblings about that happening, though, so don't get your hopes up.
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Amid the political rumblings, there was a glimmer of good news on the economic front.
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But there have also been persistent rumblings of his associations with even more noxious ideologies.
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And there are rumblings that acting DHS Secretary Kevin McAleenan is not on solid ground.
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There were rumblings about financial trouble and elements of depression, he told Radio Free Europe.
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No crisis need ensue should Clinton be impeached or should serious impeachment rumblings ever occur.
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There's even been rumblings that Tom might actually be interested in getting in the Octagon.
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There were rumblings that the Atlanta Braves were interested -- but they didn't move quick enough.
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The singing of birds and rustling of leaves were interrupted only by the volcano's rumblings.
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" He added that the rumblings don't really matter right now -- "It's all just like fantasizing.
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It's far from being the first time rumblings of a less expensive iPhone have emerged.
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Since then, the instrument on board InSight that measures quakes has detected about 450 rumblings.
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There are no domestic technology IPOs scheduled yet, but there are rumblings of impending offerings.
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But there are also rumblings that the House could just pass the Senate-passed measure.
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There were rumblings in the House on Friday about trying to formally reprimand Mr. King.
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There have been rumblings behind the scenes for months ... now Russ has confirmed it's true.
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Since Election Day, though, there have been private rumblings that Brown wouldn't mind Pepper being replaced.
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That changed in the 1960s, with the first rumblings of what would become the environmental movement.
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With all the rumblings about a possible recession on the horizon, it pays to be prepared.
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In other words, the rumblings of May '73 were already reverberating through the streets of Paris.
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What about the rumblings that there could be a spin-off with (Andrew Rannells' character) Elijah?
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Like earthquakes, they're rumblings in the planet's crust — but they aren't caused by the same forces.
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The seismometer is sensitive enough to detect rumblings caused by meteorites that slam into Mars' surface.
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Rumblings that McMahon might be reviving some sort of XFL-like product began in mid-December.
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The better economic news helped distract from rumblings in the Korean peninsula and lifted the dollar.
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Washington (CNN)As rumblings of dissatisfaction with House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi grow among Democrats, Rep.
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He's heard "rumblings," he said, that there are $6 billion more in overseas activities than budgeted.
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There are rumblings that Paige will leave WWE as well -- but so far, nothing's been confirmed.
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It's now complicated by the fact there are rumblings Jussie has a new lawyer -- Mark Geragos.
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Indeed, there has been some rumblings that late internal polls from the campaigns show Blankenship surging.
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Last week, there were rumblings that Apple is going to kill the iPhone X this year.
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The exact reasons why Bannon is out are still unclear but the rumblings were all there.
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It has shaken Chinese politics and stirred an unusual amount of rumblings, if not open dissent.
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The first rumblings of story planning began in an 87-member group chat for the day.
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Those rumblings were answered by ghostly high winds, then a muted trumpet issuing a desolate call.
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After the novel was published in 2014, there were rumblings of discontent alongside some critical praise.
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After the novel was published in 2014, there were rumblings of discontent alongside some critical praise.
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In recent days, faint rumblings of a deal to avert the clash had faded almost entirely.
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SO EVENTUALLY, EVENTUALLY – THIS RUMBLINGS OF THIS EARTHQUAKE, THIS FAULT LINE THING, ONE DAY, WILL HAPPEN.
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There are no rumblings of a potential challenge to him, and instead public declarations of support: .
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I heard rumblings and then it was off, but man, I'd love to do another one.
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It was an idea that these things are not good for you, the first rumblings of that.
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Mounting an overthrow of a duly elected president, you kind of hear the rumblings of that there.
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There have been rumblings of a breakup for a couple of weeks — though neither made a statement.
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Maybe it was the rumblings of social justice reverberating from the ecumenical Vatican II council in Rome.
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Early rumblings of conversations happening with other guilds, including the screen actors guild, SAG-AFTRA, have started.
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Conservative critics of Brexit, such as Anna Soubry and Sarah Wollaston, face similar rumblings to Mr Boles.
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The rumblings about impeachment you're hearing now are proof that this issue has set American politics aflame.
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The better economic news helped distract from rumblings in the Korean peninsula and lifted the U.S. dollar.
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And there are already rumblings that the same coalition is ready to take a stand on Iran.
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Rumblings that regulators had serious concerns about the deal only surfaced in the past couple of weeks.
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There are also pesky rumblings that forcing legislators to wear the outfits may not be entirely constitutional.
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Reid's team heard those rumblings and successfully navigated around what could have been an ugly leadership fight.
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There were rumblings at the stadium that Odom was playing basketball ... though we haven't confirmed that yet.
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There have been rumblings of the changes for weeks now inside the San Francisco social communications company.
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And there were rumblings about doing some sort of reunion towards the end of that whole run.
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Now, among stars in Golden State, there are rumblings of discontent between Kevin Durant and Draymond Green.
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Mirra Lipaopao, 27, said she didn't hear the rumblings of the volcano but at around 37 p.m.
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There were rumblings she was back with YBN Almighty Jay, but we learned that just wasn't true.
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"Let's see if we start to see some rumblings from Japanese officials, about yen strength," he said.
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There have been some rumblings that the latest surge in asset prices could represent a new bubble.
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Republican lawmakers in the House have not gone as far, though they acknowledge the rumblings of discontent.
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Sondland submitted new testimony last week, however, following rumblings among Democrats that he might have committed perjury.
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And I get downright uneasy every time the rumblings of the alleged return of Georges St-Pierre resurface.
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The announcement by chairman Maynard Webb follows Wall Street rumblings that Yahoo should sell its core internet business.
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Strand states that this year in particular there have been a lot of "rumblings" about round up programs.
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It's a big first in the spacecraft's ongoing mission to listen for rumblings coming from inside the planet.
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C., told Fox News on Monday, unconcerned about rumblings of the ongoing threat Mueller poses to the president.
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Gianaris told CNBC on Friday he had not heard any rumblings of a reconsideration before the Post report.
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Rumblings of a possible Beyoncé appearance at the show began early Wednesday after she was spotted around Nashville.
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In places that have found it harder to adapt to changing times, the rumblings tend to be louder.
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A person familiar with the matter told Reuters there "were rumblings" about a possible meeting late next month.
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For years, there have been rumblings of Apple's interest in creating original content à la Netflix and Amazon.
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There were rumblings of action eventually being taken, but not necessarily so soon and with so little warning.
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I had heard rumblings and some whispers and that kind of thing, but didn't really take it seriously.
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Notably, those early rumblings will typically come before people in the affected region notice any shaking at all.
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Of course, back then there were rumblings about LeBron coming out west, but it was far from official.
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In response to growing rumblings in her party about her future, Merkel had promised to "renew" her government.
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And, less than six months into his term, there are already rumblings about an attempt to impeach him.
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There are rumblings about the Tokyo Olympics in 2100 for Phelps, who came out of retirement in 22009.
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"There were some rumblings, but the money went over well, as I knew it would," Ms. Hall said.
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"There's been rumblings in the emergency management community for a while about how sustainable this is," Schlegelmilch said.
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I'd heard rumblings from a few gambling sources alleging that bookies had been upping restrictions on people's accounts.
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Its scope is intimate and lovely, its meandering paths the opposite of formal symmetry and rumblings of glory.
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And, despite some rumblings in the bond market, stocks moved even higher in the early days of 235.2.
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There've been rumblings about it since early December, but… well, things have been a little bananas since then.
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There are rumblings the attacker was someone connected with Shields but so far, that has NOT been confirmed.
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Moreover, Comcast executives probably see the decline as temporary and not entirely related to the hostile bid rumblings.
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And now, with rumblings of another recession, I can't help but wonder: Do we remember what we learned?
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"The SEC rumblings are perhaps fortuitous too as Paris Hilton seems to toe into ICO territory," he said.
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By Friday there were rumblings President Trump could replace Mr. Spicer or end White House press briefings altogether.
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BTW, there's rumblings LeBron and Steph Curry will appear in the flick -- and yeah, that WOULD be epic!
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And there had been rumblings in the days preceding the endorsement that Christie was leaning in this direction.
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Worse, in recent months, there's been rumblings about when it's okay for men to return to public life.
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There are rumblings she could take on Nikki Bella at WWE Evolution in October -- which would be HUGE.
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Though she'd heard rumblings about a Red Wedding, the pop star managed to stay away from most major spoilers.
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"Something biggggg, yet strangely slow, sent seismic rumblings around the surface of much of the planet yesterday," he wrote.
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While the nature of the disagreement with Lucasfilm isn't clear, there have been rumblings of discontent for several months.
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TJX: Cramer has heard rumblings that TJX could be suffering from the same fate as other mall-based retailers.
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Messing had previously shot down rumblings of a reboot, saying that there's been "nothing beyond talks" about the revival.
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There have been rumblings Floyd is considering a rematch with the Filipino superstar ... but so far, nothing's in stone.
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Throughout Amazon's 25-year history, there have been multiple rumblings of workers trying to unionize, but to no success.
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Once it lands, it will measure marsquakes — rumblings in the planet's crust caused by contractions as the planet cools.
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Until Twitter addresses those issues in a way that makes sense, the rumblings about abandoning the platform won't stop.
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CHAFFETZ: Let me play you a quick bite of Joe Biden because he seems to be making some rumblings.
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She claimed he stole royalties from her, and then she started making rumblings he was physically and sexually abusive.
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There are rumblings he will sign with the new AEW wrestling organization -- but nothing is official at this point.
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White also said rumblings of a possible fight between GSP and Conor McGregor never came close to actually happening.
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We've heard rumblings about a unicorn IPO boom, but we heard the same thing at this time last year.
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I've heard rumblings that Uber isn't working efficiently down here, leaving stranded journalists and delegates alike all over town.
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There were rumblings before: IBM workers organized against their CEO Ginni Rometty being a member of Trump's advisory board.
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"I think that'll be hard," Upton said of rumblings that mental health will be added to the opioid conference.
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But there have been rumblings that the league could join the 217 other conferences and stage a championship tournament.
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Soon, Bryce Harper will become a free agent, and there are rumblings he will demand a $400 million contract.
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Or perhaps the public will be repelled by Trump's conspiratorial rumblings that Obama might be sympathetic to the terrorists.
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Some rumblings are true, like the Mets' interest in trading for the Miami Marlins' All-Star catcher, J.T. Realmuto.
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Victims die of shock and organ failure, sometimes in as little as six hours after the first abdominal rumblings.
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With the end of the Arizona teachers' walkout last Thursday, there are rumblings about which state might be next.
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The spiky first movement opens with tart scales and low-register rumblings, through which an insistent theme breaks through.
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As for the increasing rumblings of a Drake and Future album, check out their matching gold and silver pendants.
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As a kid I heard rumblings about tax refunds being snatched back unexpectedly, and another family member being audited.
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Clinton barely defeated Sanders in last week's Iowa caucuses, and Monday brought rumblings of a possible staff shake-up.
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The Sequence -- Angie Stone, Cheryl the Pearl and Blondy -- haven't filed a lawsuit yet, but there are now rumblings.
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The first rumblings came way back in 2013, when GQ ran this excellent piece about his possible future in politics.
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Rumblings that its users were being nudged to Photos have circulated since the launch of Google's new app in May.
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Rumblings about the matchup happened as early as last week, but official confirmations weren't made until Wednesday of this week.
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However, I had heard rumblings that Independent was different, with a more manageable exhibitor-list and a more navigable layout.
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Of course, there have been rumblings about the impact the company has on the social fabric of wherever it operates.
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There have been rumblings, for example, that Germany's hate speech law goes too far in clamping down on free speech.
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But at least a pair of Representatives want to stop such rumblings from becoming a problem at the state level.
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Rumblings from China's State Council have indicated more policy loosening was on the way on the mainland, Goldman Sachs said.
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But follow-up quakes can also be caused by rumblings in the ground that occur later, known as dynamic stress.
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There have been a lot of rumblings about a possible reinstatement of NSEERS, which was a Bush-era Muslim registry.
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Interesting considering all the rumblings that 40-year-old Tom might retire instead of coming back for the 2018 season.
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We heard rumblings she may have actually tied the knot days after getting the license, but we couldn't confirm that.
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Such rumblings come accompanied by not a shred of evidence, not an iota, nada, that Arrieta has used anything artificial.
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"I had heard rumblings, but it wasn't confirmed until today when she got up on stage with us," Marquand said.
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There have long been rumblings against the inequities of global trade, not least in the form of the Occupy movement.
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Vince Garcia, 48, said he heard rumblings that two relatives were planning to wear Trump gear at their Thanksgiving gathering.
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And when I witnessed new nativist rumblings in the country I felt a fresh sense of engagement, and of indignation.
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He broadcasted to his network that he was "refused service" at a local business and now the rumblings are spreading.
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The story was quickly corroborated by others who had heard similar rumblings, but the details stopped there... until this week.
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The resulting piece for acoustic instruments proved more somber and eerie than jubilant, its initial rumblings morphing into dramatic surges.
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There are rumblings of Holloway going to lightweight though, and Dana White has expressed his desire to see Holloway there.
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There are rumblings in Washington that this rate could increase to 22 percent, or even as high as 25 percent.
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But for now, Senate Democrats are quick to shush these rumblings — even as two House Republicans lean into them. Rep.
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The first rumblings of downturns usually appear in areas in which growth depends heavily on the availability of affordable credit.
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Inevitably, the backlash against each work of art was followed by a backlash against the backlash, and rumblings about censorship.
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US Defense Secretary James Mattis also denied rumblings that North Korea could drive a wedge in Washington and Seoul's relationship.
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Rumblings at the time hinted that Iran (and its nascent nuclear program) was next on the Bush administration's "invade" list.
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Some United States officials and well-connected Saudis say there are rumblings of discontent, and analysts have pointed out hints.
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Last week, there were rumblings that Congress might see December as its best chance to sneak some real legislation through.
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Rumblings of a romance began when Vonn was spotted at a Nashville Predators — Subban's former team — game in April 2018.
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"There were rumblings about abilities he had" among Raniere's closest associates, including healing people and influencing the weather, Vicente said.
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There were conservative rumblings in 2015 that Republicans could use their own estimates to repeal Obamacare under the same Senate rules.
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"I hear rumblings across the Channel that (French) President Macron is looking to drag you all over to Paris," Glen said.
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The Iowa caucuses are actually where the first votes are cast, and where the first rumblings about "who likes who" begin.
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But even though you've heard the rumblings, you haven't yet signed up for 2-for-1 tickets to Disrupt Berlin 2017.
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He quickly found a middle ground between the smooth music he was raised on and the hellbent early rumblings of rock.
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I hear rumblings about M&A activity in part because things are cheaper now than they were a couple years ago.
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Rumblings persist that pre-seed investing is a flash in the pan that will collapse into standard seed investing soon enough.
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A person familiar with the matter told Reuters that there "were rumblings" in Washington about a possible meeting in late April.
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Who among us, after a late night of browsing, has not sensed the delirious rumblings of an ancient and unspeakable horror?
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It's not so clear for everyone else, though, and there are rumblings that a racial chasm is about to open up.
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The Canadian rapper and singer, who is currently on his Summer Sixteen Tour, quickly squashed rumblings of a feud with Eminem.
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She'd heard rumblings that the Icarions were working on something big, but not big enough to wipe out two whole planets.
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It's the kind of show that makes you feel sad when it's over (there are already rumblings about a second season).
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There are rumblings newly single Kylie Jenner has moved on from Tyga and is getting close to rising music star PartyNextDoor.
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And while there have been numerous rumblings about a second-generation version, it has yet to materialize in any official capacity.
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Did you drop Ezekiel Elliott from your fantasy team this week amid rumblings his 6-game suspension was finally gonna stick???
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Kanye West is a man of many talents -- but he hasn't yet mastered furniture design -- despite the rumblings on the Internet.
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There have been rumblings Drake's team went nuts on her and threatened her with a lawsuit unless she removed the posts.
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Despite rumblings of discontent by the Today show anchors — fueled by Tamron Hall's departure — they're publicly welcoming Kelly with open arms.
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There are rumblings Wozniacki -- who had a rough 2019 season -- could retire soon, partly due to her battle with rheumatoid arthritis.
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In the end, Pence prevailed, although there were rumblings and reports that Trump still had trepidations up until the last minute.
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There are rumblings early in the new government's mandate that Justin Trudeau's administration also intends to take cyber security very seriously.
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That is enough to knock the Clinton campaign on its heels and to amplify the rumblings of discontent in her orbit.
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He said he had heard rumblings three years earlier that she was sick, but she was believed to have gotten better.
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Ms. Jiang still hoped that the rumblings inside the military would deter Deng from sending in soldiers to clear the protesters.
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Rumblings of disapproval surfaced from distant relatives after they moved into their new apartment in Huntington Station and announced their engagement.
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It has already heard rumblings from the Great Lakes region, which takes in a huge swath: Illinois, Michigan, Ohio and Indiana.
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Even still, rumblings in volatility during just the first month of the year caused losses in each of their three strategies.
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The simplicity of sunlight, children's laughter and the basic search for daily necessities was enough to quiet my New York rumblings.
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While most economic data has remained strong, there are some rumblings that 218 may be quite a bit rougher than 2018.
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" Amid all the rumblings and rumors, ABC News has endured criticism in recent years for liberal bias, in particular on "The View.
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There were rumblings, Tobin says, up on Norwich Road—not far from the old hubs—but they were cracked down on swiftly.
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Rumblings of a romance began when Vonn was spotted at a Nashville Predators — Subban's former team — game in April of last year.
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Sure, there were rumblings about some frothiness in the housing market, but at the start of 22014, people were feeling pretty good.
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Despite rumblings of relationship trouble in the wake of last year's Deflategate, the football player has insisted the parents are going strong.
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However, a moribund U.S. economy combined with global rumblings — not least of them last week's Brexit vote — have changed the Fed's positioning.
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According to pre-show rumblings, Intel's Kaby Lake processors are the flavor of the day, meaning faster speeds and better battery life.
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"In some of these Western countries, there do seem to be some of these ideological rumblings at the same time," Brown said.
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And despite some positive rumblings from the indie community, I'm not holding my breath for a wide array of third-party games.
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Rumours in recent months suggested Jarekso might be tapped to take over as prime minister, but those rumblings have since been quashed.
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In fact, with rumblings of a rift between Jones and the Falcons ... Ridley could be the next #1 WR in the ATL.
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Claire and Jamie find themselves in North Carolina, struggling to make a home for themselves amidst British loyalists and pre-revolutionary rumblings.
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There's been some rumblings from the Trump administration that their much hyped tax reform could include some childcare breaks for working parents.
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That work dried up in the early part of this decade, right around when Louie first heard about the rumblings of EDM.
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You could find former Target employees who would say they've heard rumblings that at some point, Amazon may have looked at them.
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A new stick-on wearable sensor uses the symphony of internal rumblings, whooshing, gurglings, and cracklings to help doctors diagnose different conditions.
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Meanwhile, Wall Street has been piling on, sending the stock to new lows, and there are rumblings that activists could attack soon.
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These examples are just the first rumblings of a massive technological shift that will change how we experience everything — sports and beyond.
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Earlier this year, there were rumblings that "The Good Wife" might return for an eighth season even though the Kings were leaving.
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The one person who has responded consistently to the rumblings of truth about the chaos in the White House is Trump himself.
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Cybersecurity coordinator Chris Painter left his position at the end of July, amid rumblings that Tillerson was planning to close his office.
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Public outcry from the El Paso and Dayton shootings may bring a superficial legislative win as a snack to quiet the rumblings.
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You need someone to provide gurgling, grotesque mumblings and rumblings, rasps and hisses for your snake-headed manifestation of an ancient evil?
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This was years ago, but lately we've been hearing rumblings of the sentiment that steam is not so good for your skin.
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And Baidu's stock is suffering in part due to rumblings that Google may be trying to get back into the Chinese market.
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Another staffer who was keeping close track of the internal rumblings about Maven was Meredith Whittaker, a program manager inside Google Cloud.
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Before that, of course, there was Brexit, and before that Scotland's move for independence and even break-away rumblings from northern Italy.
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Even as women and people of color struggle to get ahead, there are rumblings of a backlash from men in the industry.
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It remains to be seen whether those rules or recent rumblings will lead to new minority hires to fill the current vacancies.
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Meanwhile, Donald "Cowboy" Cerrone is fighting Justin Gaethje on Saturday ... and there's rumblings that Conor could get the winner of that fight.
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With ratings down this year, there have been rumblings that the NBA is considering implementing a similar concept in the near future.
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Early 2020 rumblings in New Hampshire It is only March 2018, but New Hampshire Republicans are already experiencing a little 2020 buzz.
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Meanwhile, high-profile Iranians have used social media to speak out against the regime, as the rumblings of dissent continue to grow.
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"Erdogan is unquestionably the one leader," the official said, but added that the rumblings of discontent could come back to haunt him.
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The SPD, reluctant to repeat the bruising experience, insisted on taking the top finance job — prompting rumblings of discontent in Merkel's camp.
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But yes, there are occasional rumblings the company doesn't innovate or has lost its focus somewhat over the last five years too.
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A secular Austrian-Jewish journalist, Theodor Herzl, was the first to turn rumblings of Jewish nationalism into an international movement around 1896.
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Most of these videos offer little judgment, and are devoid of any paternalistic rumblings about the death of the American middle class.
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Mr Berry quickly found a middle ground between the smooth music he was raised on and the hell-bent early rumblings of rock.
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Rumblings of a romance first began when Vonn was spotted at a Nashville Predators — Subban's former team — game in April of last year.
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Brexit has roiled world markets and divided other E.U. members, amid rumblings of other countries wishing to hold a vote on continued membership.
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PEOPLE living on opposite sides of the planet have in recent days felt the disastrous consequences of distant rumblings in the deep ocean.
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One already hears rumblings about such a step in many West European capitals; the next year will show if they amount to anything.
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After all, the Secret Service would presumably side with the military if Trump were unpopular enough to create all these rumblings of dissent.
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There are rumblings Fuller's death was a direct result of complications from the knee surgery -- but we're told that hasn't been determined yet.
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Never mind the nuclear rumblings, arbitrary executions, and incessant famines: North Korea is Best Korea, because North Korea has invented hangover-free booze!
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There are rumblings that it might be the Undertaker's last match and that Reigns is very likely to win it if it is.
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Back in spring 603, when Trump started to make rumblings about a presidential bid, very few in the media thought he was serious.
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I've heard some rumblings of he's moving a little too fast for some longtime Walmart people, but I think that's bound to happen.
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The rumblings began with a Facebook post written by a 26-year-old promoter and journalist named Dream (formerly known as Mark Dommu).
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Earlier this year the Sean Parker-backed Brigade shut down and there are rumblings that other startups targeting political action may follow suit.
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There are increasing rumblings in the Senate that some members would like to reopen the government before settling the dispute over the wall.
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Rumblings of a visit... Beijing Rail posted an "unusually long list of delays to Weibo," near the North Korea border, per NBC News.
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Floyd and Jon recently had a FaceTime convo -- and there have been rumblings that Floyd's trying to recruit him to the TMT family.
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There are also some rumblings that protestors in Jammu and Kashmir have thrown rocks at Indian security forces, prompting them to fire back.
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And there are rumblings that major structural changes could be coming to hockey helmets, as the NHL deals with its own concussion problem.
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Rumblings of a romance began when Vonn, 34, was spotted at a Nashville Predators — Subban's former team — game in April of last year.
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Rumblings from within Vuitton suggest pressure has been put on the designer to bolster the apparel that appeals to the house's traditional clientele.
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There were rumblings Garcia was looking to split from Oscar -- but after they agreed to an extension, it's clear the beef is squashed.
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There have long been rumblings that weak profits and rising costs could lead to a wave of consolidation, but deals have remained elusive.
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There were rumblings about Garrett's termination for weeks -- especially after the Cowboys went 8-8 this season and failed to make the playoffs.
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In the days leading up to the dramatic finale there were rumblings that Luyendyk Jr. had a change of heart after his proposal.
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There have been rumblings that Rousey could join WWE soon (though it hasn't happened yet) and Wilson says it's the ultimate no-brainer.
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Yet even though China and North Korea appear happy to coexist on the mountain, subterranean rumblings between 2002 and 2005 hint at a risk.
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The rest of the guys were pissed about this and the first rumblings of the "Jordan isn't here for the right reasons" spiel began.
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Meanwhile other rumblings say the iPhone 7 (official name still TBD) will also have a Smart Connector, a slightly thinner footprint, and redesigned antennas.
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There have been rumblings for more than a year that Versace, 62, might step aside, while plans for a public offering have been delayed.
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There have also been rumblings from executives and coaches about this year's shortened preseason and the suboptimal conditioning and regular season preparation that resulted.
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It's not the first time the Bishop's heard rumblings -- he got the same treatment when he hosted Trump at the church back in September.
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There are rumblings that Lonzo and his brothers are now estranged from their father, LaVar Ball, and that the company could fold within days.
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Following rumblings of a shakeup over the weekend, Pandora confirmed today that co-founder Tim Westergren is stepping down from his role as CEO.
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Trump all week has made rumblings about a position change, and he had previously planned to deliver an immigration speech this week in Colorado.
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Yes, but: There are rumblings in New Hampshire that Levi's campaign is widely seen as inept and likely to lose, per The Boston Globe.
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Throughout the day, Mr. Combs did hear rumblings from some fans who were disappointed that Washington Depot did not look more like Stars Hollow.
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I had heard rumblings that blood lead levels were on the rise in Flint but that state officials were pushing back against her findings.
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On Capitol Hill, there had been early rumblings of bipartisan talks on DACA, including a meeting between Pelosi and Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan.
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Rumblings of a possible commutation began last week, when NBC cited a Department of Justice source saying that Manning was on Obama's short list.
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Eastern time, not long into the game, rumblings had emerged that Yankees Manager Joe Girardi's contract would not be renewed, which is significant news.
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Carlito G. Galvez Jr., the top commander of the country's 130,000-member military, denied that there had been "rumblings" of discontent within the force.
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Helane Becker of Cowen said that she was hearing not "rumblings" but "full-fledged screams" from investors for a change in the C-suite.
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Even before Kavanaugh's nomination, there were rumblings of a new "Year of the Woman" as a record number of women are running for office.
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As we reported ... there were rumblings about 50 snagging movie rights for Tekashi ... and now we know it'll be part of the scripted series.
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Rumblings of the series heading to the big screen began even before Downton Abbey ended, but the official announcement didn't come until July 2018.
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And on the street, surrounded by "Free Hong Kong" graffiti and vandalized guardrails, I kept my antenna up, listening for any rumblings of discontent.
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Despite rumblings that Allergan's management was disappointed with Kybella's performance, Saunders assured Cramer that the treatment works, it will just take time to develop.
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He also believes that the growing protectionist rumblings in the U.S. and elsewhere is another reason to maintain international exposure beyond current market fundamentals.
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Rampage responded with some trash talk of his own ... and now there are rumblings the two could actually be setting up a real bout.
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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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The negative political rumblings on Libra were one factor behind a dramatic fall in digital-currency prices, a volatile market at the best of times.
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Addressing rumblings of internal turmoil within Trump's transition team, Corker said that like the formation of any new government, disagreement and reorganization would be inevitable.
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Nancy Pelosi, who will likely become House speaker in January, has for now curbed the rumblings for Trump's impeachment within her caucus, according to Politico.
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Whatever it is, not much rattles Sprouse, 25 — even those rumblings about a romance with his Riverdale costar Lili Reinhart (we'll get to that later).
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There are also rumblings Luke is the frontrunner to be the next head coach of the Sacramento Kings, which just fired their head coach Thursday.
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While other senior ministers rallied round her after the resignations which left Westminster reeling on Monday, rumblings of discontent among rank and file lawmakers remained.
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We also spoke with Love about those ongoing trade rumors and if he ever gets bothered by the rumblings he could get shipped out CLE.
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What's interesting ... it would seem highly, highly improbable the Board of Directors didn't hear rumblings about this ... it was a poorly kept secret for decades.
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But although the reality star has heard rumblings about his sexuality for years, Chrisley says the speculation is only positive for him — and his wife.
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A new, improved version of the Apple Pencil could be introduced alongside a new iPad Pro this year, according to rumblings from Asia's supply chain.
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If you've scrolled through Instagram, gone shopping, or just been a human being with internet connection recently, you've probably heard the rumblings of millennial pink.
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The Hill has also heard rumblings that Joshua Steinman, the official, has been positioning himself for the role soon to be vacated by Rob Joyce.
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There are political rumblings coming from deep in Washington, though, of bipartisan federal privacy laws that may see the light of day in coming months.
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Our unease indicates that we've absorbed the unsettling truth saturating her stories: that placid surfaces often camouflage the rumblings of disquiet, transition, even rebellion, beneath.
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"Ostensibly this should not be good for risk, though markets appear deaf at present to such rumblings," said Neil Wilson, chief market analyst for Markets.com.
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Over the last few weeks, we've seen rumblings of concern turn to full-fledged alarm about what this tax plan will mean for America's women.
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Aside from vague rumblings about the pyramid being a tomb, Persona's pyramid area fails to justify its role as a representation of its owner's psyche.
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There were some rumblings about including health care reform in the next round as well, but that now seems to be a vanishingly small possibility.
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Distressingly, I felt the rumblings of a bowel movement deep in my gut, so I stood up to bring an end to the rim job.
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Then, in episode 3, Benjen heads north on a solo scouting mission, mainly to find out if there's any truth to the White Walker rumblings.
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Aside from tax reform and ongoing rumblings surrounding the current U.S. administration's relationship with Russia, other news set to shake up sentiment Wednesday concerns Jerusalem.
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In June, some commodities saw traders concerned about demand weakness in emerging markets, trade war rumblings, and oil producers' to increase production, the bank noted.
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Earlier this month, rumblings began that Bloomberg would finally pull the trigger after he started to register to get on the ballot in multiple states.
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There were rumblings that heroin played a role -- but Samman's mother came out and said doctors found no traces of the drug in his system.
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The Warriors, for the record, continue to insist that they will not be pursuing Dwight Howard in free agency despite persistent rumblings to the contrary.
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But while entrepreneurs and executives in the United States are fretting, other countries — including Mexico, Canada and China — are salivating over the Trump administration's rumblings.
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Already there are serious rumblings on Capitol Hill about the administration's refusal to reveal the intelligence that Trump says proves Soleimani was planning "imminent" attacks.
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But despite previous rumblings, there was plausible deniability to the act of liking a lone tweet or even following a number of trans-exclusionary feminists.
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After rumblings of unrest, the Supreme Court reduced the level of water that had to be released to 12,000 cusecs each day until September 30.
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But there are rumblings about a potential return to politics in Oklahoma, where he served as attorney general before his inglorious tenure at the EPA.
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Yet there were also some rumblings of concern that ambitious projects would not be completed and that tensions around the world with other governments would increase.
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The announcement comes amid rumblings about her future — as well as the ambition of House Democratic Caucus Chair Joe Crowley of New York to succeed her.
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Early rumblings suggest the phone will be powered by Qualcomm's latest Snapdragon 835 processor, sport waterproofing, and the cameras will be improved in a big way.
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On the whole, Congress has been quiet on the issue, though there are rumblings that it might step in to help states fix their equipment needs.
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But there are some rumblings in the market that the harvest could push 217 million tonnes or more, about a 287 percent rise over last year.
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Nevada officials have argued seismic rumblings near the site make it unsuitable for storing waste that needs to be underground for tens of thousands of years.
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After several months of rumblings, the company announced today that Alexa will be arriving in Australia and New Zealand at some unspecified point in early 2018.
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Already there are rumblings of one: when the pro-independence banners were removed from campuses, many students complained about infringement of their right to free speech.
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Rumblings will grow louder that the Chancellor's popularity, seemingly untouchable until a few months ago, is becoming ever-more unstable ahead of the 2017 national elections.
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We experience ourselves as conscious beings, after all, in a way that feels different to the rhythm of our heartbeat or the rumblings of our stomach.
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These rumblings turned into a movement on social media marked with the hashtag "#NeverTrump" -- a vow to never back Trump, even if he becomes the nominee.
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The same, apparently, can't be said for our current president: There are already mystical rumblings that Trump is likely to experience some sort of downfall soon.
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Rumblings of a herem, religious censure, the Jewish equivalent of the bell, book and candle method once used by Catholics to excommunicate, began rolling through Twitter.
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"Prior to the 3Q17 earnings call, we had heard rumblings from the investment community about another potential management change at United Continental," wrote Cowen & Co. analysts.
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In a brief interview with The Hill Monday, before the report came out, Lewandowski tried to tamp down the rumblings of internal discord within the campaign.
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Still, the rumblings may not be enough to trip up Senate Republicans as they push to pass a bill overhauling the American tax system this week.
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The speaker, by securing a second run at the job despite early rumblings of dissent among younger Democrats, proved once again her mastery of Washington process.
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Indeed, there were rumblings in September that South Korea was forming a "decapitation unit" to target the hermit regime's leadership, according to The New York Times.
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There are rumblings the Board may fire Weinstein as the first order of business, then disconnect the speakerphone and throw Patty Glaser out of the meeting.
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The seismic signals generated in the simulations were analyzed by machine-learning systems that could identify the low rumblings that strengthen as tremors approach, Humphreys said.
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That said, they nearly imploded last year – witness Karanka's weird walk-out and return act – and there are various rumblings about their behind-the-scenes setup.
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It was at this point that many people became aware of the rumblings of a pro-woman march in response to the election of Donald Trump.
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And those voices are getting louder amid rumblings about Fauci's standing with Trump as the president itches to get the economy restarted in the coming weeks.
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Already, rumblings among congressional staffers hint that negotiations could come down to another CR (It's not clear how long a stopgap funding bill that could be).
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There have been enough credible rumblings to the contrary over the season to believe that the campaign was much more of a strain than it appeared.
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There are rumblings Hammon is interested in the Knicks job ... but Barkley is warning her to stay FAR AWAY from the dumpster fire that's the Knicks.
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Extremely. Contrary to the belief of some in Hollywood, this is not about casual rumblings from the Comcast camp as a way to torment Mr. Iger.
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Though there may already be some rumblings of drama with non-wedding guests at the resort, the couple is expected to hold their ceremony on Monday.
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He said he had heard rumblings about people wanting to shoot down a drone, and had urged residents to report the sightings to law enforcement instead.
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For all the political posturing and litigation rumblings, one thing remains absolutely certain: the economy of Puerto Rico desperately needs an upgraded and stable power grid.
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YOU KNOW BEFORE THE EARTHQUAKE, YOU GET THE RUMBLINGS AND THEN MAYBE YOU DON'T HAVE AN EARTHQUAKE FOR TWENTY YEARS, OR TEN YEARS, OR FIVE YEARS.
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The big spectacle of CES hasn't fully spread its wings just yet—Tuesday will be bananas—but we're feeling the early rumblings of what's to come.
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Milch had long hoped to revive the show in miniseries form to finish the story — and occasionally there were rumblings that just such a thing might happen.
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In the fifth song, the poetic image "a robin will tune his bells" is captured with squalling brass effects, prickly high-pitched sounds and frenetic internal rumblings.
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Though there have been some rumblings, in a Reddit AMA with Andy Rubin and others from Essential, the team confirmed that the accessory was actively in development.
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A tweet this afternoon from the AOL CEO Tim Armstrong appeared to confirm earlier rumblings that the dusty internet companies will combine into one even dustier Frankenstein.
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Carroll said he'd heard "rumblings" from British journalist Carole Cadwalladr that some big news regarding Cambridge Analytica was coming from The Guardian and The New York Times.
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The first rumblings regarding the removal of device encryption surfaced earlier this year after a user on an Amazon customer forum pointed out the change in February.
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Rumblings of a power struggle in Foxboro: "For Kraft, Brady and Belichick, is this the beginning of the end?" by ESPN The Magazine senior writer Seth Wickersham.
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The top brass has long been at pains to stress its complete loyalty to the government, but rumblings of discontent are just about audible in the ranks.
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"We'd heard rumblings last year, but nothing was even drafted," says Bridget Fagan-Reidburn of the Iowa Citizens for Community Improvement Action Fund, a grassroots organizing group.
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But recent rumblings from rural Americans, and the powerful Republican senators that represent them, show the ground under Pruitt's feet is not as solid as he thinks.
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Since the exit last year of its longtime chief David Karp, and the sale of the site to Verizon, rumblings that Tumblr is finally finished have abounded.
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Aside from tax reform and ongoing rumblings surrounding the current U.S. administration's relationship to Russia, other news set to shake up sentiment Tuesday concerns the Supreme Court.
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Secondly, nearly everything in the interferometers' arms is delicately suspended to isolate it as far as possible from distant seismic rumblings and the vibrations of passing traffic.
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Bill Gurley warned about a culling of the unicorn herd in 2015, and there have been rumblings about a startup crash since the Brexit vote went through.
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Prior to the draft, there were rumblings Clowney could be available via trade, but Clowney's camp has said he did not request a trade out of Houston.
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When Mr. Nunes released his first memo, there were ominous rumblings that it was intended to target Mr. Rosenstein for his alleged role in FISA warrant abuses.
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The rumblings about prosecuting Mr. Assange raised the possibility that prosecutors could violate that norm and try to establish that publishing government secrets can be a crime.
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Just as sound waves can reveal the outline of a fetus within a mother, the seismic rumblings of quakes on Mars will reveal the planet's interior structure.
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The NBA has already suspended the season -- and there are rumblings play could resume in August ... but for now, league execs are trying to figure things out.
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There were rumblings and the Occupy Movement and all that, but, in the end, what we got was elite consolidation and a swift return to normal business.
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Speaking of: Five years ago, Mr. Guttman was involved with the campaign for "The Artist" when the team heard rumblings of pushback because the film was French.
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In Latin America, at least, these are not just momentary flare-ups at the scandal du jour; they seem to be the rumblings of a historic shift.
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Ryan has endorsed McCarthy, and Scalise has said publicly that he would not run against McCarthy, but there are already rumblings that McCarthy doesn't have the votes.
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The rumblings of payback began almost as soon as the Senate acquitted President Donald Trump on Wednesday of the two charges against him following a bitter impeachment trial.
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If you, aspiring cinephile, want to know the Next Big Thing in cinema, then pay attention to the rumblings that come out of the Toronto International Film Festival.
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Twitter (TWTR) holds a board meeting today, with co-founder CEO Jack Dorsey under pressure to defend his leadership amid some rumblings about whether to sell the company.
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" Kugelman told Axios that "there were often rumblings [in the Obama administration] that Pakistan would be placed on this religious freedom violation watch list, but it didn't happen.
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Now is the time: Already the Walker Lane region, with its booming population and burgeoning tech economy, is beginning to feel the rumblings of a new seismic regime.
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There's been rumblings that he went into a cryogenic chamber without proper foot protection -- but neither Brown nor his representatives have said anything on the record about it.
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It had been speculated the move was in the offing, and the rumblings grew louder once Ranieri got the dreaded vote of confidence from ownership earlier this month.
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With rumblings that Manning could transition into politics, we asked the QB's former Indianapolis Colts teammate if he'd pull the lever for the guy out of NFL loyalty.
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And there are rumblings that Lee, a staunch conservative who's on the committee and had supported Ted Cruz's presidential bid, could give the effort a high-profile boost.
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To my eye, this "Black Book" and the informal but intimate black dump of coal have the tectonic rumblings of a Tibetan chant, at once plaintive and pitiable.
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There are still rumblings of discontent among the players that his training sessions are old-fashioned; his closest confidant on his staff is Luis Llopis, the goalkeeping coach.
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The House Appropriations Committee is poised to discard much of its disinvestment in international affairs, and rumblings in the Senate suggest it may be on a similar path.
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Will HurdWilliam Ballard HurdCNN's Bianna Golodryga: 'Rumblings' from Democrats on censuring Trump instead of impeachment Republicans preview impeachment defense strategy Davis: Congressman Will Hurd, If not now, when?
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Space Mountain: Around 2012, there were rumblings that Disney had picked up two separate pitches for potential Space Mountain projects, but as of now both projects are effectively dead.
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There's also rumblings about something called the Google Home Max, which looks to counter the upcoming Apple HomePod with its own hi-fi speaker setup and built-in assistant.
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The U.S. Senate must confirm the cabinet-level position, with rumblings that some members of Trump's Republican party are uneasy about the business leader as the nation's top diplomat.
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After spending some time with the app, it appears that rumblings from some that Trump's presidential campaign is doubling as his own reality show aren't far off the mark.
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There have been rumblings for weeks that a shake-up might be coming, but the move was still a bombshell given the seniority and number of execs taking off.
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Whatever anti-democratic rumblings might exist among the masses, party activists and elected officials seemed to provide an adequate buffer, as preachers of and adherents to the democratic tradition.
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There have been rumblings for months that producers are eyeing the WWE superstar for the gig -- especially since he's been so well-received on the show in the past.
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Though it's only been a year and a few months since we first heard rumblings of their coupling, that's an eternity in the fast-paced world of celebrity dating.
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What these rumblings for bipartisan negotiations mean for the actual policy appears to be beside the point for the president — but that's not the case for top Republican leaders.
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Apple's been working hard on integrating healthcare information for a few years, and we heard rumblings of this attempt to create a health data bank back in June 2017.
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You may have heard rumblings on your social media platform of choice about Ted Cruz and the Zodiac Killer, and how the two might be one in the same.
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Now, with rumblings Tom Brady might retire (yeah right) the Patriots could be in the market for a QB ... and Manziel wants to make sure he's top of mind.
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There have been rumblings on campus and around town that Boeheim got caught having an affair with a reporter recently and his wife kicked him out of the house.
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In a 2014 referendum, Scotland voted to remain a member of the U.K., but the region also voted overwhelmingly in 2016 against Brexit, spurring rumblings of a fresh referendum.
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Key for Kim is what he'll be able to take home to Pyongyang, whether it'll be acceptable to the upper ranks of government, or stir any rumblings of disloyalty.
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There have also been rumblings that Floyd is trying to set up a rematch with Manny Pacquiao, who's looked AWESOME in his last few fights ... even beating Keith Thurman.
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Rumblings about Iran Last week, the US Maritime Administration issued an advisory that "Iran or its proxies" could be targeting commercial vessels and oil production infrastructure in the region.
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There were rumblings that the DOJ's lawsuit seeking to block industry consolidation — a surprising position for a Republican administration — came in response to political pressure from the White House.
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There are rumblings that the United States and other world governments will consider fiscal stimulus to pair with the easier monetary policy to try to keep major economies afloat.
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Yet it was a strange speech, alternating between genuine grace notes and darker rumblings from an American subconscious that was sullen and fearful after years of war and discord.
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There are also rumblings of potential discontent within the top ranks of Russian politics, as well as outrage from opposition figures and parties -- which Russia, unlike China, still tolerates.
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Sanders and other Democrats have repeatedly taken shots at a Bloomberg candidacy since there were rumblings of the former three-term mayor potentially entering the crowded 2020 Democratic field.
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You are starting to hear the rumblings of the latest "threat" to the financial markets, the looming need to raise the national debt ceiling by Congress by late September.
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But momentum appears to have shifted against Bredesen in this closely-watched Senate battle despite the endorsement of pop star Taylor Swift and the rumblings of a Democratic wave.
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Over the next weeks, there were louder and louder rumblings about something amiss in two of the district's eight counties, where the count of absentee ballots didn't make sense.
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Just one day after Samsung announced the debut date of its Galaxy S7 smartphone, there are new rumblings that the company will also release a long-rumored virtual reality camera.
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We could see deep, violent rumblings when Mars meets up with Pluto on the 26th and the two planets shows us what action, plus violence, plus power can look like.
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Rumors have circulated that Hillary Clinton could possibly tap Richard Cordray as her running mate, but the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau director tried to put those rumblings to rest Tuesday.
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Sure, there have been rumblings that the preternaturally mysterious town of Hawkins, IN, would be getting some new residents come season 2 of the Duffer brothers Netflix juggernaut, Stranger Things.
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That's led to someone sounding the alarm bells every time there are rumblings of a new Hitler emerging, to make sure it doesn't turn into what everyone is afraid of.
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Though at some points of the conference, rumblings of the Trump administration pulling out of the Paris Agreement threatened to overshadow progress made in Bonn, no such decision was made.
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They understood the importance of the industry and were concerned about the rumblings of left-wing activists pushing for punitive tax hikes that would harm that sector of the economy.
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We heard rumblings back in February when Orlando and Katy first hooked up ... Miranda Kerr, Flynn's mom, was very unhappy her ex had already introduced their kid to another woman.
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Many fans and commentators see him as a better fit for the system of the team's new coach, Chip Kelly, and the rumblings of a quarterback controversy are being heard.
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Aside from tax reform and ongoing rumblings surrounding the current U.S. administration's relationship to Russia, other news set to shake up sentiment Tuesday concerns news made by the Supreme Court.
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There are more muted rumblings about a trade involving Beltran, who again demonstrated on Sunday why he appeals to the Yankees as well as contenders looking for an offensive upgrade.
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Earlier this week, there were rumblings Z-Dub could go back to Durham after the Pelicans won the NBA Draft lottery because he was hoping to go to the Knicks.
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Russia has warned of a new arms race if the U.S. pulls out of the landmark Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces Treaty — and there were the rumblings of one on Wednesday.
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That news prompted rumblings around Washington that Trump might fire Rosenstein, who began overseeing the FBI's Russia investigation after then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions' recusal, but the president did not.
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Occasional rumblings of how to solve national problems such as Spain's late-night living or Indian tea-pickers' preference to work during daylight hours will gain pace every so often.
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Travis, who plays pro basketball in the Philippines, said he heard rumblings over the winter that James might go to the Lakers, which did not come as a total surprise.
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As Alphabet, Google's parent company, prepares for its fourth-quarter earnings report on Monday, Tribeca Trade Group founder and CEO Christian Fromhertz is seeing bullish rumblings in the options market.
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As my late father told it, everyone had heard rumblings about the state being divided into a Pakistani half and an Indian half, but few thought it would happen imminently.
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Op-Ed Contributor LONDON — There were quiet rumblings in the press when they first started dating, a whiff of snobbery: Meghan Markle — half black, American, divorced, actress — was a curiosity.
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So far, we've seen some rumblings of action from California, Maryland, the District of Columbia and Washington State (and Massachusetts, of course, already has a mandate from its 2006 reforms).
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Within the recycling community, there had been rumblings that China might change its policies, but the force of Operation National Sword, announced in July 2017, still came as a surprise.
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RELATED: 'Gilmore Girls' follows TV's nostalgia wave to Netflix Gunn was not at the Austin event, but remembers hearing rumblings about a possible return in the weeks and months that followed.
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Dating back to early rumblings of Donald's candidacy, Melania Trump has been cast as everything from under-supportive wife to ambivalent bystander and ultimately unwilling victim of her husband's political aspirations.
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It does, however, highlight growing concern that Trump may be willing to target Amazon, which has already stirred rumblings about the need for greater regulation to limit the company's growing power.
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The rumblings in Soylent's supply chain continue to cause distress, with TerraVia — maker of the algal flour used in a number of Soylent products — severing ties with the food-replacement company.
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Our politics team has been all over the latest rumblings: Sherrod Brown: A key ally of Brown has launched an organization to promote the Ohio senator as a 2020 presidential candidate.
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This week, hedge fund manager Douglas Kass from Seabreeze Partners Management Inc said he was shorting shares of the retailer after hearing rumblings on Capitol Hill about Amazon's size and clout.
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Yemen Some rumblings off the coast of Yemen: An American destroyer struck three sites in the country, hours after missiles targeted a US warship for the second time in four days.
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The rumblings on Monday and Tuesday were just the third time that area saw such a swarm of activity since sensors were placed there in 299, the Los Angeles Times reported.
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Sometimes there would be lulls and rumblings of Vine being dead, but then it would come roaring back with the vibrant LNPP community posting amazing challenges until early in the morning.
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There have been rumblings over the past few months about Amazon creeping into the shipping business, and now Bloomberg reports seeing internal documents describing just how it plans to do that.
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You may think that would change as corporate America abandoned Trump this week and amid rumblings about how long-awaited tax reform legislation is sure to be a nearly impossible feat.
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While small business owners are still overwhelmingly confident with the state of the economy, I am increasingly hearing rumblings that planned investments have become more expensive due to recent rate hikes.
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To the outsider, it would be easy to dismiss this vision as nothing more than a false memory, either a recent invention or the rumblings of my six-year-old imagination.
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Before beginning her maternity leave, Ms. Melas, a 31-year-old Atlanta native who has covered entertainment for several years, heard rumblings about Mr. Freeman's behavior with other women, she said.
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Analysts and experts pay close attention to any rumblings within the secretive government, looking for possible implications for the stability of Mr. Kim's rule and for his nuclear and missile programs.
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Among the rumblings and theories and rumors are even hopes that Ahsoka will team with Sabine Wren, another popular female character (and a Mandalorian warrior) in a potential spin-off series.
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"There's long since, the last few years, been rumblings of places that you need to be aware of stuff," said the Astros' Justin Verlander, who will start Game 5 on Thursday.
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After the Charleston, S.C., church massacre in Calhoun's home state in 2015 and the fights over the display of the Confederate flags, the rumblings at Yale demanding removal became a roar.
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Every so often, there are rumblings, among students gathered on the front steps or in the local press, that the library will close: the predatory gaze of developers is never far.
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There were rumblings Lonzo is on the hunt for a new shoe endorsement deal -- but now that he's back in BBB's, we're wondering if he's interested in salvaging the family brand.
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Spelling shot down longstanding rumblings that she and Doherty, 48, butted heads on the set of the iconic teen drama, explaining that the actress was one of her closest friends during filming.
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Amid growing rumblings about Trump's behavior and demeanor and the competence of his administration from inside the GOP, the announcement was an expertly choreographed moment that could help knit the party together.
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Blue Milk (Yes, Really) It's a simple offering, and one that fans have known would be a part of Disneyland's Star Wars land since the first rumblings made it to the internet.
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One adviser said executive orders or White House announcements could be put out in order to "change the conversation," in case anti-Trump protests or other rumblings steer attention away from Trump.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The political rumblings in men's tennis took another twist on Thursday when Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal were elected on to the ATP Player Council along with Austrian Juergen Melzer.
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But this year, there have been rumblings that we should expect some hardware news too — including at least one brand new product — which could make the event even more interesting than usual.
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All the while, some blurry rumblings of action took place on the periphery with our secondary characters, whose significance is so diminished at this point that it might as well happen offscreen.
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The rumblings over President Trump's dealings with Russia have grown into a clamor since his national security adviser Michael Flynn abruptly resigned this week amid concerns about his communications with Russian officials.
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We'd heard rumblings of rewrites ahead of release, and you can sense them in the beginning of this movie, which feels like the work of many different people with sometimes-conflicting ideas.
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The rumblings for Wickremesinghe's ouster actually started earlier in October, when a report in the Indian newspaper The Hindu said that Sirisena had been accusing Indian intelligence of trying to murder him.
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Earlier today, we started seeing rumblings about a New York Times op-ed from famed entrepreneur and venture capitalist Peter Thiel — an op-ed where he'd lay out the case against Gawker.
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And for seismographs, it means cancelling out the normal geological rumblings of the Earth (what's known as "ambient seismic noise") to spot the earthquakes that might be very small or far away.
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"I have already heard the rumblings of a backlash," Sandberg writes adding that she has overheard men responding to the shift in power dynamics as a reason why they shouldn't hire women.
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In a conventional rock context, the distorted, unaccompanied, rapid-fire rumblings that begin the song would sound grandiose, and in fact they still do as Moctar coaxes out a harrowing, terrible beauty.
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Investor sentiment on trade has see-sawed on rumblings coming out of the ongoing negotiations between the world's two biggest economies, which have both slapped tit-for-tat tariffs on each other.
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The Seahawks play the Falcons in ATL this weekend ... and there were rumblings the Falcons DJ would try to get in Wilson's head by piping in some Future tunes during the game.
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But the U.S. financial crisis of 2008, as well as our species' collective dithering in the face of anthropogenic climate change, have exacerbated the doomsday rumblings that make the present feel precarious.
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Recent rumblings this week on the Republican-led efforts to repeal and replace ObamaCare are not hopeful for those who care about lowering healthcare costs, reducing complexity, and lowering barriers to options.
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"I've heard a few rumblings of internal discussions through friends of friends but I think they've decided it's best if they don't directly comment on it, which is fair enough," he said.
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Adding to unknowns for investors have been rumblings of another Scottish independence referendum, which threatens a potential break up of the UK just as it departs the EU. Editing by Jeremy Gaunt
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Polls show that a snap vote might not end well for the party, however, and there appeared to be rumblings of discontent among some Labour lawmakers on Tuesday, ahead of the vote.
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Shares in the delivery business have fallen more than 15 percent so far this year as it faces a cocktail of headaches including declining letter volumes and rumblings of industrial action. bit.
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There have been rumblings in U.S. Congress this week about placing sanctions on Venezuela's oil sector, which is the country's only substantial source of export dollars needed to keep the government afloat.
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There have been rumblings that he'll appear at WrestleMania 33 in April -- and while he wouldn't confirm, he did note that he's surveilling the WWE honcho with his trusty drone, Vanguard 1.
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Georges St-Pierre is making his usual rumblings about a comeback, and Demian Maia is booked to battle the man many fans think should already own the welterweight title in Carlos Condit.
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After last week's bruising loss, there have been rumblings among some Democrats that perhaps a new leader should replace Representative Nancy Pelosi of California in the role she has held since 2003.
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David Leonhardt Since the first rumblings of the financial crisis, in 19303, people have comforted themselves by looking back to the Great Depression and thinking about how much worse things could be.
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Andrew Cuomo on Tuesday sounded the alarms and argued that, contrary to the rumblings coming from the White House, businesses would welcome the contracts -- and cash -- that come with a presidential directive.
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It's still unclear exactly why the brawl broke out in the first place -- though there are rumblings it had to do with a coffin some Eagles fans had brought to the tailgate.
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There are vague rumblings of a mysterious woman in a cloak who now leads the Brotherhood, which is ambushing and executing members of the Frey family in revenge for the Red Wedding.
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There are reports the Las Vegas Raiders are making a serious push to get TB12 -- and there are rumblings the Tennessee Titans are also in the mix as a possible landing spot.
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That the choreographers are all women is a fact you might not even remark on if it weren't for the recent rumblings about the lack of female choreographers in the ballet world.
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A few weeks after that call, Davidson said, Cohen called him saying he was hearing some rumblings that Daniels was trying to resurface allegations that she'd had sex with Trump in 2006.
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The rumblings about Rosenstein's departure follow explosive reports last week that he discussed President Donald Trump's possible removal via the 25th Amendment following Trump's firing of FBI Director James Comey last year.
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There were rumblings that Shaq and Show were gonna face off at WrestleMania last year, with the two guys going back and forth on social media to hype up the big showdown.
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However rumblings of discontent within the EC could be far more disruptive to Privacy Shield in the short term, given it faces an annual review — one of the stipulations of the new arrangement.
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Philip's closeness with his uncle, Lord Mountbatten (Greg Wise), is the cause of some courtier rumblings on The Crown, mostly because they don't want to see the Mountbatten family take over the Windsors.
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If Donald Trump reaches 1,237 delegates, he'll be the Republican nominee for the White House, despite rumblings that delegates could go rogue at the convention, former House majority leader Eric Cantor said Tuesday.
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Tavurvur volcano eruption, 2009 (Image: Taro Taylor)If an active volcano nearby suddenly kicks up its activity with steam, smoke, and below-ground rumblings, it's a good idea to get away very quickly.
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Once it knows what ambient rumblings sound like, it can remove these from the data, leaving behind the tiny earthquakes that had previously been hidden — like sea shells revealed by a retreating tide.
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There are even rumblings from inside the PD of a challenge to the hitherto universal assumption that its leader, who was prime minister until last December, would be his party's general-election candidate.
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Rumblings of Durant eyeing the Lakers in free agency have been white hot lately ... but when we got Ibaka out in Beverly Hills he seemed certain KD -- and Russell Westbrook -- were lifelong Okies.
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New York is already hearing rumblings about trades and is looking at a brutal stretch leading into the All-Star break with a 10-game road trip following the series against the Rangers.
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There have been rumblings that Rousey could leave the octagon for good to focus on her blossoming career in Hollywood ... especially now that she just inked a new movie deal with Tina Fey.
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Though there were rumblings late last year that his next and final bout would likely be against super middleweight titlist Arthur Abraham, things have not appeared to move forward between the two camps.
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There are rumblings Pittsburgh could be eyeing Patrick Mahomes -- the junior QB from Texas Tech -- if he's still around when the Steelers are on the clock with the 30th pick in the draft.
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He uses hyper-amplified sounds like the flick of a lighter and the click of a cane slowly coming into contact with cold linoleum, which pierce through the ambient rumblings of the city.
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With a turn of the key, you're greeted to the rumblings of that aforementioned engine as well as, as demonstrated by Lloyd in Dumber and Dumber, the most annoying sound in the world.
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These spleen-rending drops (he ruptured his spleen making the 2011 film A Happy Medium) generated rumblings on message boards, in skate shops, and at street spots that Jaws would attempt the 25.
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Even though union leaders told Luis Miranda they would not protest during the production, the "Hamilton" team was not sure union members would follow suit, and there were rumblings of possible student action.
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But rumblings of Butler's discontent began in earnest in July, convincing numerous rival teams that the Wolves would ultimately have to trade Butler rather than risk losing him in free agency without compensation.
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When the first rumblings of what would become the global financial crisis took place in August 2007, for example, the stock market actually peaked in October; the economy fell into recession that December.
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The nine-time All-Star said he hasn't considered waiving his no-trade clause despite rumblings that Knicks president Phil Jackson may be ready to move on from the former NBA scoring champion.
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Quick adoption of the USMCA by U.S. and Canadian legislators is desperately needed to restore faith in global economic institutions at a time when rumblings of trade wars and impending recessions dominate headlines.
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The U.K. parliament has to ratify the final Brexit deal that is reached and, aside from rumblings of discontent among both so-called "Brexiteer" and "Remainer" MPs who could oppose the final deal.
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About 100 student protesters rallied on campus, in response to rumblings that white nationalists planned to assemble in support of Parker (in the end, there were four white nationalists, including Parker's girlfriend, Crystal Moore).
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Rumblings that the 2500 Super Bowl halftime show would be unusual first began to surface in the fall, when reports emerged that the NFL had offered the headlining spot to Rihanna and she declined.
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The ongoing rumblings of human-produced earthquakes in the southern plains of the United States may not go away anytime soon — and the odds of a costly, damaging shake may be higher than ever.
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Wrestlers are casting glances at paychecks from places other than WWE, fans are more tuned in, and even Vince McMahon seems to be getting bored with the whole thing, as the XFL rumblings indicate.
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Tracy's just incited the rumblings of a plan to rescue the dogs of the fictional city of Megasaki after they've been banished to an island off the coast of Japan by the city's mayor.
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The Briton's grid penalty dispelled some of the tension from a weekend that started with continued rumblings from Baku and the 'road rage' controversy that has dominated the headlines over the past two weeks.
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The original Mid Bluetooth headphones were already pretty good at blocking out noise passively, but the active noise cancellation dramatically improves that ability, especially for neutralizing the omnipresent rumblings of a train or plane.
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With 11 MPs—and rumblings of more to come, from both Labour and the Tories—the centrist former Labour MPs and liberal ex-Tories already make up the joint-fourth largest group in Westminster.
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The loudest rumblings that shake its silky sands and crystalline seas are the daily arrivals of jumbo jets, which fly only a couple hundred feet above the freshly sunburned tourists lounging on Maho Beach.
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After rumblings of unrest, the Supreme Court on Monday reduced the level of water that had to be released by Karnataka to 12,000 cubic feet of water per second each day until September 30.
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But "rumblings" from the conservative Freedom Caucus that he wasn't conservative enough led him to withdraw his bid just hours before his GOP colleagues were to cast their votes, the Los Angeles Times reported.
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"What we're going to see is more of a focus on costs given that we've heard a lot rumblings" on that front, said Kristina Hooper, chief global market strategist at Invesco in New York.
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RELATED: Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton win big; Jeb Bush drops out For months now, there have been rumblings of dissatisfaction among Bush donors about the strategic decisions made by Murphy at Right to Rise.
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ISIS goes global: 143 attacks in 29 countries have killed 2,043 Early warnings Like the low thunder that precedes Mindanao's downpours, there have been rumblings of Islamist uprisings on the island for some time.
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Of course, FSU just paid Willie Taggart around $18 million to NOT coach their team after starting 9-12 in his first 2 seasons ... and there have been rumblings Deion could be his replacement.
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There have been rumblings that 39-year-old Kobe is considering a return to the Lakers to join LeBron James for one last shot at a ring before he rides off into the sunset.
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As usual these situations are very dynamic, so all of the above could shake out to be different than expected, but we've heard plenty of similar rumblings about layoffs for the past few weeks.
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The soundscape couples ominous rumblings with high-pitched bleats, to evoke a post-apocalyptic ruin of a world in which Mr. Norris's witches — adults, this time — shimmy up poles to survey the desolation below.
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There have been rumblings for weeks that the All-Pro tight end was considering a comeback after retiring last season ... with the 30-year-old himself even teasing he'd be back in Week 14.
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House Republicans will also need to hash out their final tax plan with Republicans in the Senate, and rumblings this week from Mr. Hatch suggested that they might not be on the same page.
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The House Freedom Caucus -- the most conservative element within the House GOP -- is making rumblings that they may not be willing to provide any (or very few) votes for another kick-the-can move.
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Up the road, beneath the canvas, there was quite a lot of death worship on display, from Grave's classic Swedish rumblings to Misþyrming's apocalyptic Icelandic black magic and Spasm's dildo-festooned Czech goregrind antics.
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This might be one AT&T already agrees with, as we've been hearing divestiture rumblings (perhaps reflected by AT&T switching the name of its skinny bundle from DirecTV Now to AT&T Now).
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Rumblings of displeasure and disapproval over these trips started to swell, and Hunt said he'd stop taking them, but the attorney general was already investigating him, which lead to him being indicted on 13 counts.
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THR reports early rumblings that Kurtzman and Akiva Goldsman, who left "Discovery" after Season 1, are working to reboot the "Next Generation" franchise and give Stewart's fan-beloved character new life on the small screen.
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Rumblings of a rift between the Jonas Brothers' spouses began when Danielle was conspicuously absent from Chopra's bachelorette party in November (she couldn't attend because she was moving into a new house, according to People).
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I wrote that line about him, "the existence unmolested by the rumblings of his soul," before I read this biography that just came out last year by Michael D'Antonio, the Newsday reporter, called Never Enough.
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Another scandal at plantation agency FELDA and an unpopular goods and services tax he introduced in 2015 blamed for a rising cost of living have also increased rumblings among rural Malays against Najib&aposs leadership.
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Read more: How to Watch the State of the Union Even before he was tapped to deliver the State of the Union response there were already rumblings about Kennedy's political ambitions, especially given his lineage.
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This reflects widespread rumblings within the party that the prime minister, in her rush to steal Labour voters, has become rather over-keen on the role of the state, in a departure from mainstream Conservatism.
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Even as rumblings about a new console turned to actual news, the company made it clear in the days and weeks leading up to E3 that this show would not be about hardware for Nintendo .
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Rumblings of a Big Easy wedding started in October, when reports surfaced that the two had taken a brief trip to New Orleans to scope out potential venues (with their Yorkshire Terrier, Chip, in tow).
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There are rumblings that the 29-year-old Bayern Munich star could retire from the German national team to make space for younger guys to represent his country in the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
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" In 2013 she began to realize this wasn't a guarantee: "We started to hear rumblings in the community about the genetic engineering, the research, development, and outdoor experimentation that was taking place on our island.
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There have been rumblings about the two getting close recently ... and we know they've been in Cabo together for the past few days -- but these are the first pics of Olivia and Christian showing affection.
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It's an NFL future some aren't sure he'll have ... with rumblings being that teams -- and some agents -- might not want the PR disaster of having to talk about Mixon brutally punching a woman on tape.
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Fact of the matter is ... people have spotted Larsa and Future hanging out recently in Miami -- and with Scottie filing for divorce this week, there have been rumblings that Larsa and Future were a thing.
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Although it's not the subject of an official investigation like Facebook, or even the rumblings of one as is the case for Amazon, Apple is the target of multiple antitrust complaints levelled by third-parties.
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And with rumblings of Floyd coming out of retirement for one last fight, GGG says it would be a huge mistake for Floyd to fight Manny again ... since the first fight was such a dud.
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The younger brother of Duke one-and-done point guard Tyus Jones, Tre returned to Durham despite rumblings that he would join classmates Zion Williamson, RJ Barrett, and Cam Reddish in the 2019 NBA Draft.
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" James has occasionally made life difficult for coaches — there are already rumblings he ignores Luke Walton's play calls — but the Lakers coach came to James' defense and told ESPN that he is an "incredible teammate.
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She sat in for her father at the G20 summit last year, and this year, there were rumblings she might replace Nikki Haley as US ambassador to the United Nations (Trump shot down those rumors).
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Mr. Xi now faces questions at home over whether he miscalculated Mr. Trump's resolve, and domestic rumblings could grow if the United States forces Mr. Xi to make concessions or if the talks break down.
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KERNEN: LARRY, HAVE YOU SEEN -- AND YOU CAN'T MISS IT. THERE IS A LOT OF RUMBLINGS THAT PRESIDENT XI IS REALLY -- THEY'D LIKE TO CENSOR IT ALL BUT THERE'S SO MUCH, IT IS BUBBLING OUT.
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Complicating matters are rumblings that the State Department will move the Office of the Coordinator for Cyber Issues under the Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs, severing the coordinator's direct line to Secretary Rex Tillerson.
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There may be rumblings about lowering the cap on mortgage interest rate deductions, but it would have a "rather small effect" on the housing market, Nobel Prize-winning economist Robert Shiller told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Indeed for Ryan, GOP reactions to the deal exposed some lurking threats to his perch atop a conference where unrest brews nearly ceaselessly among conservatives, and there have been recent rumblings of a possible coup.
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Yet as that case proceeded, the investigators and the small community of security engineers who protect against denial-of-service attacks began to hear rumblings about a new botnet, one that eventually made vDOS seem small.
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The threat of a counterblast was highlighted by Sheryl Sandberg, a Facebook executive and writer on women's issues, who said recently she heard "rumblings of a backlash" amid the airing of women's claims across the globe.
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Asia Tail had already assembled a curatorial team with a mission statement, and had identified dream artists for the exhibition longlist, when early rumblings of the King Street Station redevelopment project began to make the rounds.
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Matt Lauer and Louis C.K. This isn't the first time in recent weeks that there have been rumblings of men at the center of sexual harassment, assault, and misconduct allegations trying to launch their redemption tours.
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In the last few days, the momentum in West Virginia has spread to Oklahoma, where over 40,000 Facebook users have joined an Oklahoma Teachers United Facebook group, and there are rumblings of walk outs and strikes.
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There's been some rumblings about Michaels possibly coming back to wrestle at the Royal Rumble later this month in Shawn's hometown of San Antonio ... especially after he made an appearance on this week's 'Monday Night Raw.
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The Chance-bino record has been spoken about for a long time, but the only rumblings we'd heard of a G.O.O.D Music seven-song album came in the form of a hint from Francis Farewell Starlite.
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Rumblings about a potential Bloomberg bid have grown louder after The New York Times reported on Saturday that billionaire former mayor asked those close to come up with a campaign plan for an independent presidential bid.
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Why it matters: The publication of these internal documents is highly unusual move from Netanyahu's office, showing just how intent he is to push back against rumblings that he isn't fully committed to the embassy move.
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Sacramento probably wouldn't let the Wizards reunite Wall and DeMarcus Cousins anyway, but there would at least be more rumblings about him being dealt were the Kings their usual seven or eight games out right now.
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If you're a TV fan, you've probably heard rumblings about a looming writers' strike, which — if it goes ahead (and that's not a done deal yet) — could cause significant disruption to some of your favorite shows.
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It's a delight watching the actors recall how they heard the first rumblings of a revival, then meeting up to shoot the new season, which is set 25 years after the end of the original series.
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Predicting that growth would remain "mediocre," in the region of 1.5 to 3 percent GDP per annum over the next three to five years, Verisk Maplecroft's McDowell said rumblings of discontent would not be far away.
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Deals were being funded left and right in the first half of 2015, but over the last few months, we've seen a virtual 180º shift, largely driven by rumblings of a correction in the tech industry.
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A new accuser stepped forward with harassment accusations the same day, and there were rumblings that James and Lachlan Murdoch — top executives at 21st Century Fox — were already angling to get O'Reilly out of the picture.
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It's disarmingly mundane as we see Moss laughing with family and friends, trying to get a table at a popular restaurant, buying coffee — except with vague rumblings about growing infertility and political unrest in the background.
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Hatch makes "clothing for before, during and after" pregnancy, an assertion that, along with the Eckhaus Latta casting, feels like a shiver in a water glass, a sign of rumblings around the aesthetic ownership of pregnancy.
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Rumblings about Atkinson's shaky job security had been circulating to such a degree that numerous league observers have seemed willing to buy the Nets' notion that the parting with Atkinson was as "mutual" as it gets.
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What we also know is that the rumblings from the Republican leadership are offering a thinly veiled promise to use what's known as the "nuclear option" to assure Gorsuch's confirmation at the end of next week.
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Lighter rumblings extended as far away as San Diego, more than 100 miles (160 km)to the south, and weak shaking was reported felt in scattered areas of Los Angeles, the agency said on its website.
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Hale also weighed in on the unexpected hold on military aid to Ukraine, which he said he first heard rumblings about on June 21, weeks earlier than the word had spread through much of the administration.
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Elise StefanikElise Marie StefanikLawmakers introduce bipartisan bill to allow new parents to advance tax credits CNN's Bianna Golodryga: 'Rumblings' from Democrats on censuring Trump instead of impeachment Adam Schiff's star rises with impeachment hearings MORE (N.Y.).
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It's just that we all have different standards for what's normal to go on inside our bodies: We accept that haunted rumblings and standing by a bathroom is sometimes a necessary accompaniment to a tasty dessert.
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Oh, and have I mentioned that Russia remains an elaborate, omnipresent boogeyman, or that there are rumblings of the collapse of a nuclear deal with Iran, even though nobody's sure the Iranians are reneging on the deal?
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In last night's episode, we started to see the rumblings of contradiction — or perhaps ambition — in Gabriel, who started the episode by packing up a car with supplies and leaving Alexandria in the middle of the night.
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Investigators have learned that the gunman, who lived in the mountain town of Buena Vista, Colorado, was emotionally unstable and there were "rumblings" that he could harm his wife, Saunier said, but he had no criminal record.
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Amid those renovations, rumblings around the NBA suggest the Sixers and city officials could make a bid for the 2026 All-Star Game, but a decision to present a proposal to the NBA has not been made.
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The big picture: Google Cloud is a third-place competitor to Amazon's AWS and Microsoft's Azure in the cloud market, and it's very likely this acquisition was in the works long before the antitrust rumblings in Washington.
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We've been seeing rumblings of Xiaomi's next flagship smartphone, which would be a regular development, until a video uploaded to YouTube teased that the upcoming device — dubbed the Mi 8 — will have an in-display fingerprint sensor.
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Despite rumblings of relationship trouble in the wake of last year's Deflategate, they appear to be going strong: Last month, they celebrated their seventh wedding anniversary and Bündchen dedicated a sweet Instagram post to the special day.
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There were some rumblings that Microsoft might announce a new Halo title at this year's E3 — and really, what would an Xbox event be without some nod to the perennial favorite sci-fi first-person shooter series?
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Haye and Bellew used to train together and there were never any rumblings of a brewing rivalry with Haye moving up from cruiserweight to heavyweight, with Bellew spending the bulk of his career as a light heavyweight.
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But, there are rumblings Zion is unhappy with the situation -- that he doesn't want to play in NOLA and would rather go back to Duke and play another year of college ball ... since he still has eligibility.
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There have been rumblings over the years of a return to the series that made the Wachowskis famous, but it's finally happening — probably thanks in no small part to the ongoing John Wick-induced Keanu Reeves-aissance.
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According to the newspaper's James B. Stewart, he asked Epstein about rumblings that he had also been approached by someone close to Musk who sought his help to find a new chairman for the electric-car company.
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With rumblings about trade wars, post-Brexit predictions of the demise of the European Union and worries over North Korean nuclear missiles, lately the world beyond the United States has hardly seemed a promising place to invest.
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Beyond the uncertain fates of Butler, Harris and the sharpshooting J.J. Redick, rumblings in league coaching circles have grown louder by the day that 76ers Coach Brett Brown needs an N.B.A. finals berth to keep his job.
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Four sources with royal connections said the move aimed to ensure compliance within the ruling Al Saud family, in which there have been rumblings of discontent, ahead of an eventual succession upon the king's death or abdication.
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There have been rumblings that some lawmakers were pushed to the bargaining table only out of fear voters would approve a different, more sudden $22016 hike initiative that qualified for the November ballot earlier in the month.
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HB: So where last we left off, Lev Parnes had been arrested along with his partner, Igor Fruman in DC. And there were rumblings that Parnes might be willing to speak out against the president, Rudy Giuliani.
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Not only have I heard rumblings that many funds are considering moving more "long," but last week, a well-regarded tech-focused hedge fund, with a strong track record, announced the inception of a long-only fund.
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I WOULD SAY I DON'T BELIEVE THIS IS IT. I THINK THIS IS GONNA, YOU KNOW, HIT A BOTTOM, LIKE YOU JUST SAID, AND YOU KNOW THIS CRAZINESS WILL SUBSIDE, JUST LIKE THE RUMBLINGS OF AN EARTHQUAKE.
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But there have been rumblings in recent years about changing that tradition, and some have suggested that if Mr. Trump makes an unorthodox selection, other countries on the bank's board could break precedent and block his pick.
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But since Mr. Ramaphosa's victory, there have been rumblings inside the A.N.C. that Mr. Zuma should be compelled to step down sooner and make way for Mr. Ramaphosa, to give the party time to repair its reputation.
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The rumblings in the Democratic Party do not appear to have fazed Trump, who told Piers Morgan that while "you never know what happens with health and other things" he fully intends to run for reelection in 2020.
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Other products like a refreshed Pixel Book, a new Google Home, or even a second go at a Google Clips-style camera are also on the table, though we haven't heard quite as much rumblings about those gadgets.
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Graham Stock, senior sovereign strategist at Bluebay Asset management in London, cited rumblings that the country was close to striking some sort of deal with the IMF, which would be a major step toward unlocking the debt crisis.
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After examining how different esports progressed over the past year and looking at some of the recent rumblings and happenings in competitive gaming, Mashable compiled a list of things to expect in the world of esports in 2017.
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The less plugged-in folks at home may have heard rumblings about the A-list woman-led campaign to end systematic sexism, but now they know it's here to stay — and reaches so far beyond the Hollywood Hills.
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Add to that a proliferation of parties that favor 'beach vibes' and Snapchat engagement over atmosphere and the field has been left open for house music to become the anonymous sterile rumblings of sun, sex and suspicious substances.
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" Rumblings of a return to "Deadwood" have arisen periodically since the show's end, but they gained steam in August when Garret Dillahunt, an actor on the series, tweeted that he was "hearing credible rumors about a #Deadwood movie.
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And if that means the exchanges will forever struggle to provide affordable coverage for those unfortunate enough to not get coverage at work, the rumblings for single-payer (or at least a public option) will continue to grow.
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" Despite rumblings from Congo&aposs ruling party about his abrupt plunge into domestic politics after years entangled in a war crimes case, Bemba projected optimism for his return: "We will live in peace tomorrow if I am there.
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Poirier came up short in that fight against McGregor and there were some rumblings that Poirier was being fed to another potential Irish champion in Duffy as the UFC attempt to produce another gem from the Emerald Isle.
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President Trump's decision to skip next month's White House Correspondents' Association dinner is causing major rumblings, with some members of the media privately wondering whether the commander in chief is winning the PR battle surrounding the annual fete.
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There were rumblings that Plum would sit this year out and reenter the draft next year if San Antonio didn't work out a trade somewhere, meaning the Stars wouldn't get anything out of their No. 1 overall pick.
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Created by a team of scientists from UC Berkeley, the app turns your phone into a background quake-detector, scanning the phone's accelerometer data in real time and forwarding any rumblings that fit the profile of seismic activity.
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Is there any merit to the rumblings of a feud between Julianna and Archie Panjabi [who played the private investigator Kalinda Sharma], that they didn't film their scenes together toward the end of her run on the show?
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Uncertain beginnings Even after we first arrived in Wonsan on Tuesday, it seemed like trip to Punggye-ri still might not happen, with Pyongyang and Washington trading angry barbs, and rumblings the Singapore summit could be called off.
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In December, any preliminary rumblings about the Oscars' shortened telecast — and the method by which it would be shortened — were trumped by the Academy's announcement that Kevin Hart would host the ceremony and the ensuing, very public fallout.
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The Beatles ended and The Ramones and Sex Pistols picked up where they left off, only this time more aggressive, as if an answer to the rumblings and dissatisfaction with the way the United States was handling Vietnam.
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There have been rumblings that this year's Republican convention will be a messy one, as it is still unclear whether any candidate can win the 1,237 delegates required secure the nomination before delegates meet in Cleveland in July.
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Although Republicans generally support the bill's broader themes, including a sharp cut in the corporate income tax, there are rumblings of dissent over other elements, including repeal of the deduction for state and local income tax (SALT) payments.
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Acid's allure arises from its fundamental disconnect from the voice, its ability to seamlessly fuse man and machine—it is a music of submission, forcing the listener to be dominated by the detuned rumblings of a damaged 303.
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On Thursday, amid rumblings of a boycott by advertisers, and with commentators on the left and right discussing the slur in an online debate that fell largely along partisan lines, Ms. Bee said she regretted using the word.
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While the captain's wife transformed the day's catch of halibut and crab into a feast, the rest of us lurched on the pitching deck, listening to the guttural rumblings of the sea lions and watching the bobbing otters.
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Rumblings of a market correction are everywhere in Chelsea lately, and the one-two punch of slowing sales and rising rents — note the garish condos rising above your head — has begun to knock out galleries large and small.
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Still, rumblings that start on social media and grow past that format are capable of making even the biggest corporations shaky in the knees: after seeing significant losses, Stoli invested heavily in damage control, LGBTQ support, and rebranding.
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Of course, she's fully aware of the rumblings that started when all 5 Spices posed for a photo last week in the U.K. Watch Mel's sly reply when we attempted to grill her -- arguably she played it perfectly.
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Hit up HOA boards If there&aposs a certain building or community you&aposre interested in, contact its HOA or condo board and inquire if anyone has heard rumblings of any places that might soon be up for sale.
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Washington (CNN)A new Kennedy in the Senate, fresh rumblings about Cabinet appointments and a look at Donald Trump's inner circle: It's all part of this week's "Inside Politics" forecast, where you get a taste of tomorrow's news today.
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Simpson -- who already shot to 600,000 followers in the 48 hours after joining Twitter -- says he wants to set the record straight on the Kardashian rumors, starting with rumblings that he and Kris got busy back in the day.
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There are rumblings that Justin Gaethje is still in the picture in case Cowboy doesn't sign the contract ... but based on the conversation we had with Cerrone earlier this week, he's ALL ABOUT IT. Stay tuned on that one.
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It's just a new note in the baseline chorus of volcanic rumblings that researchers can listen to at a distance for signs the volcano's getting restless, according to a new study published today in the journal Geophysical Research Letters.
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Retirement rumblings surrounding Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski began in the aftermath of their loss in last year's Super Bowl, when he answered a question about returning for another season by saying he needed time to examine his future.
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To rough out a relative idea of how safe or imperiled the world is, a committee meets twice a year to weigh signs of peace and climate amelioration—treaties, accords, regulations—against the rumblings of war and environmental disaster.
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If enough seismic signals are sent in at the same time, the app will recognize it as the early rumblings of an earthquake and notify the US Geological Survey, which will pass the alarm on to traditional first responders.
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But rumblings of the attorney general's unease have grown over the past couple of days, with news reports saying Barr has mentioned to associates that he might resign if Trump keeps up the drumbeat of commentary on DOJ business.
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As the rumblings around digital addiction escalate, other trends are emerging as well – like the booming business for "mindfulness" apps and those that help users practice self-care, which includes putting the phone down and taking care of our other needs.
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In a run of records at the tail-end of the 93s, Kompakt Records co-founder Wolfgang Voigt laid out a strange and strangely enduring model: depth-charge rumblings combined with textures that alternate between crystalline clarity and scabrous static.
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MyShake, available on Android, links users to become an all-in-one earthquake warning system; it records quake-type rumblings, ties a critical number of users to a location, and could eventually provide a countdown to the start of shaking.
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Given that the Wests will also be in town for the Saint Pablo tour (and rumblings of Yeezy Season 4 are already afoot), we'll clearly be seeing quite a bit of the couple during New York Fashion Week, yet again.
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After recent rumblings of frayed relations with Mattis, Trump's comments on "60 Minutes" last night sent a signal to the world — including allies who depend on the U.S. for their defense — that the Pentagon chief may be a short-timer.
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Michael Willemse, a senior research analyst at Taylor Asset Management which holds SNC stock, said by phone that Bruces departure was not a surprise, given rumblings from shareholders since January, when the company cuts its 2018 profit forecast and shares tumbled.
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If I'm right on this and interest rates start heading higher in a more pronounced fashion, asset prices of all kinds, particularly credit and for stocks, are about to hit some major turbulence where some small rumblings are already being felt.
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While Cruz has enjoyed conservative darling status since he joined the Senate after the 85033 election, rumblings about a potential Senate challenge have grown louder on both the left and the right since Cruz dropped out of the 2016 presidential race.
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To cope with depressed oil prices, which could be exacerbated by new Iranian supply, there have been recent rumblings that Saudi Aramco, the state-owned oil giant, may sell at least part of its operations in an initial public offering.
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So when we started hearing rumblings of a new law that would make it mandatory to carry some form of insurance in Ecuador, it was a pleasant surprise to me when I took a new look at signing up for IESS.
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Rumblings that Soros funded women's march: Breitbart picked up an op-ed from pro-Trump journalist Asra Q. Nomani alleging that Soros funded the Women's March on Washington, one of the largest protests ever to descend on the nation's capital.
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Rumblings about the role of Big Tech in American society have coalesced into a storm long coming, with revelations that the Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission are contemplating sweeping antitrust investigations of Facebook, Google, Amazon, and Apple.
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Louisiana's NRCS office also heard rumblings out of Washington that it was just too difficult to get all of the residents of a given subdivision to buy into the watershed protection program, that it had run its course for residential areas.
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And NASA's InSight spacecraft, the first robotic lander designed to study the deep interior of a distant world, touched down safely on the surface of Mars in November, with instruments to detect planetary seismic rumblings never measured anywhere but Earth.
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He denies persistent rumblings that he and Thomas Bach, the International Olympic Committee president, have grown more distant because of the Russian ban, which Bach's committee did not dispute but chose not to extend to all sports at the Rio Games.
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I experienced this firsthand at my first real job at a New York literary agency in 2005, when rumblings across the secretarial desks spread the news like an earthquake: Murakami was coming to the office to meet with his agent.
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The increase of U.S. troops in Syria has been discussed for weeks, including rumblings last week when Carter announced sending an additional 217 U.S. troops to Iraq, the first major increase in U.S. forces in Iraq in nearly a year.
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There were rumblings that Mr. Trump questioned Ms. Hicks's judgment after the White House initially defended Mr. Porter, although a bevy of administration officials, including the president's daughter Ivanka Trump, later vouched for Ms. Hicks in on-the-record interviews.
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When he tore his meniscus during the NBA&aposs Summer League, those concerns mushroomed from rumblings to full-blown condemnations of the New Orleans front office for investing in a "short-lived asset" — language that in-and-of-itself is problematic.
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Yet what "Weinstein" keeps revisiting is the extent to which others in positions of power either chose to ignore the rumblings or, more often, simply not to ask too many questions about a guy who was making money and amassing awards.
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We've heard some rumblings about an assistant on the forthcoming Galaxy S8, but now the company has confirmed that it will be launching a new service, built in part upon that recent Viv acquisition when the device is released early next year.
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Related: The Golden Age of Drug Trafficking: How Meth, Cocaine, and Heroin Move Around the World Rumblings of a "cartel connection" in the Appalachian region of the Buckeye State emerged years ago when police officers discovered 1,200 marijuana plants growing in Pike County.
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Having ignored the first rumblings over the fuel tariffs, the French leader was caught off guard not simply by the force of the protests every Saturday, but by high approval ratings for the gilets jaunes: as much as double his own lowly standings.
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But we do know, from various reports and rumblings out of Cupertino, that Apple has ditched its ambitions to build an entirely new vehicle from scratch and has instead shifted focused to building autonomous software it could develop for existing car markers.
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The two discussed next month's French election and security against terrorism, per RT. Don't forget that there have been rumblings that — much like during the 2016 presidential election — Russia is attempting to wage an influence campaign in France in support of Le Pen.
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Democrats are already preparing for a possible 2020 presidential bid by Vice President Mike Pence, with a major group dedicating staff — including on the ground in Indiana — to dig up dirt on him, amid rumblings that Pence is positioning himself for a run.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - After decades exploring the surface of Mars, NASA is set for the weekend launch of its first robotic lander dedicated to studying the red planet's deep interior, with instruments to detect planetary seismic rumblings never measured anywhere but Earth.
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Michael Willemse, a senior research analyst at Taylor Asset Management which holds SNC stock, said by phone that Bruce's departure was not a surprise, given rumblings from shareholders since January, when the company cut its 2018 profit forecast here and shares tumbled.
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It's been hard to keep up with the Washington rumblings over the last few days, but things continued to escalate on Monday, with House Democrats promising a "top-to-bottom" antitrust investigation that will bring scrutiny to Facebook, Apple, Amazon, and Google.
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There were rumblings that Donald Trump was planning to drop in to a course he owns this weekend, which would add a layer of security and could trigger protests by activists who have found comments by the U.S. President demeaning to women.
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Similarly, people basically laughed at Donald Trump Jr.'s rumblings about running for New York governor, and I can't seem to find these anti-dynasty people doing the sign of the cross as Jeb Bush's son George P. Bush continues to make waves.
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There were rumblings in Las Vegas that Exum, who's already extension eligible, played in those exhibitions primarily so the Jazz could showcase his rapidly decreasing physical limitations to the rest of the league after having had left ACL surgery in early 2016.
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And there have been no rumblings about a replacement for Ms. Chiquet, though there have been lots of rumors about whether Hedi Slimane, the former Saint Laurent creative director who left that company last month, is going to join it in some capacity.
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The rumblings of falling demand undermines the current market narrative that projects rising crude prices, in some cases to $100 a barrel, amid the loss of Iranian supply as the United States is set impose new sanctions on the country on Nov. 4.
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His return in 2017 with Back to the Basics was nothing short of a triumph, but by that time, Thug had already reached a new level of success; two years later, any rumblings of a Tour Pt. 2 have been thoroughly squashed.
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On Wednesday at its annual results presentation, Burberry moved to squash — or at least sidestep — rumors first reported in The Financial Times that after rumblings from dissatisfied shareholders, a senior executive would be brought in to support Mr. Bailey on the corporate side.
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Hatch is among the chamber's longest-serving members, and attention increased on his political future throughout 2017 as rumblings grew that Romney was considering running for the seat if Hatch stepped aside and as Trump indicated he hoped Hatch would run again.
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Talk of crafting a GOP alternative to the House-passed resolution comes as Trump's actions have led to rumblings within the Senate Republican conference of amending the National Emergencies Act to claw back from the executive branch some of Congress's spending authority.
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Recent polls, including those by The New York Times Upshot/Siena College, show Republicans ahead in at least the three they need — North Dakota, Tennessee and Texas — and there are rumblings that private polls show Democrats more vulnerable in several of the rest.
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Through two sides of the disc, entitled Trail Mix, the duo bags up an assortment of wonky sounds—cheeky vocal samples set amidst tribal tones, deep rhythmic rumblings, and bright piano lines that makes sure the entire package stays properly levitated throughout.
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Unbilled but very much aurally onboard is Mr. Mathias's frequent colleague and onetime romantic partner Ian McKellen, the great actor-knight who can be heard voicing the infernal rumblings that course within forlorn, sweet-natured Regan (played by a game Clare Louise Connolly).
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But Sheekey also downplayed rumblings of momentum for Biden in South Carolina, pointing to the erosion in some polls of what once appeared to be an insurmountable lead for the former vice president in a state he has characterized as his campaign's firewall.
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The success comes on the heels of an aggressive marketing campaign, strong reviews (it currently holds an 88 percent fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes) and early rumblings that this movie might net a first Oscar nomination for Jennifer Lopez, one of its stars.
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Political crisis After louder and louder rumblings of internal turmoil, the ruling Pakatan Harapan (PH) coalition abruptly collapsed Monday amid accusations several high-profile members, led by Mahathir, were negotiating with the United Malays National Organization (UMNO) to form a new government.
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"I can only look at my own squad, I don't really know what's going on in the others, you get rumblings obviously but you'd be better asking them about that," Kenny said of Britain's lean showing so far at the world championships.
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"Rumblings out of D.C. that the GOP will not pass a clean debt ceiling bill are already starting to weigh on the dollar, and investor concern may soon start to spill over into equities," Schlossberg wrote Tuesday in an email to CNBC.
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"We heard rumblings of a measles outbreak in the capital between December and January and I just knew we were going to get hit," he says, inside a tiny clinic in Madagascar that's about three bone-jarring hours' drive from the capital.
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Will HurdWilliam Ballard HurdGroup of veterans call on lawmakers to support impeachment, 'put country over politics' CNN's Bianna Golodryga: 'Rumblings' from Democrats on censuring Trump instead of impeachment Republicans preview impeachment defense strategy MORE (R-Texas) along with the staff of Sen.
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"We are starting to hear the faint rumblings of a Hillary Clinton landslide as her 10-point lead is further proof that Donald Trump is in a downward spiral as the clock ticks," said Tim Malloy, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Poll.
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There have been rumblings late this week that Congress might finally pull together and extend CHIP for the long term, especially once a Congressional Budget Office report showed it would be effectively cost-free to fund the program for the next 10 years.
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Sources: Trump learned a lesson on dealmaking Priebus meanwhile went out of his way on Sunday to smooth over any suggestion that Trump and Ryan were at odds, after rumblings to that effect from administration officials and Capitol Hill Republicans in anonymous accounts on Friday.
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Also, there are rumblings that, in at least a few races, both parties' private polling shows even more dire numbers for Republicans than we've seen publicly — though voters could well manage to disassociate Trump's personal flaws from the Republican Party and split their tickets.
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There have been rumblings for a while that Browne would get involved with WWE in some capacity -- and Monday night, it finally happened ... when he got out of his seat and threw a haymaker at a security guard who was trying to restrain Rousey.
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There's lots of talk about the impending doom in the venture-funding environment; people who agree, people who disagree — but one thing's for sure: We're at a 15-year high in venture capital financing volume and there are lots of rumblings of a quieter 2016.
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Back in 2012, there were rumblings of Wintour potentially becoming President Obama's ambassador to the U.K., and some "Washington insiders" later said that Hillary Clinton would have appointed Wintour to the post had she won the 2016 presidential election — but nothing ever came of it.
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In fact, over the past eight years we have heard few conspicuous political rumblings from either No. 2202 and No. 2628 — until recently; one spent some time during the most recent campaign stumping for his brother while the other campaigned vigorously for his wife.
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Dark Mode is hereThere were rumblings about iOS finally getting a proper dark mode before WWDC, and after Apple added a dark mode to macOS Mojave last year, iPhone and iPads are finally getting a UI that's easier on the eyes in iOS 13.
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They were busily working on Guaraldi's latest creation, Bop City Suite, named after Jimbo's Bop City, a legendary after-hours jazz club in the city they played often, and were already hearing rumblings about CBS not wanting their sound to be involved in the project.
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But the outward rumblings of displeasure remain confined to neighborhoods like the Upper East Side and groups — rank-and-file police officers, building owners, former Bloomberg acolytes — that have long been skeptical of Mr. de Blasio's leadership and eager for a viable alternative to emerge.
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In the more than two decades that have passed since, we've heard rumblings of advancement in cloning technology—take, for instance, Barbra Streisand's now-infamous choice to clone her dog—but nothing so major on the horizon that it's shaken us to our core.
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Thanks in large part to the appointment of co-founder Jack Dorsey as permanent CEO, which appeared to assuage some of the worry around the social communications company, it looked as though those largely baseless Wall Street rumblings were a thing of the past.
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Rumblings began about the president's unhappiness with a haphazard situation handled without his knowledge, and Mr. Trump spent Thursday working the phones, referring to Mr. Porter in one call as "bad garbage" and saying that he questioned Ms. Hicks's judgment, according to two advisers.
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Yet Mr. Doyle has provided a sharp modern coda with the Cuban artist Wifredo Lam's "Rumor de la Tierra" ("Rumblings of the Earth"), a 1950 painting on loan from the Guggenheim that depicts angular, mostly headless humanoids dancing or charging through a sea of brown.
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LOS ANGELES, Nov 2360 (Reuters) - NASA's first spacecraft built to explore the deep interior of another world streaked toward a landing scheduled for Monday on a vast, barren plain on Mars, carrying instruments to detect planetary heat and seismic rumblings never measured anywhere but Earth.
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"The rumblings continued, and I gradually came to terms with the fact that there was a desire for a film and there was a market for it out there, and that I'd better start thinking about what we would put into it," says Fellows.
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Amid a similarly packed U.S. economic calendar, talks also get under way on the North American Free Trade Agreement between the United States, Mexico and Canada with markets keeping an eye out — mainly on U.S. President Donald Trump's Twitter feed — for fresh rumblings on trade protectionism.
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A taste for luxury flight has already taken down one Cabinet member, former health secretary Tom Price, and there are rumblings about the travel choices of others, including Energy Secretary Rick Perry, Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, and Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin.
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With rumblings of employee organization at Whole Foods—which Amazon bought for $13.7 billion last year—a 45-minute union-busting training video produced by the company was sent to Team Leaders of the grocery chain last week, according to sources with knowledge of the store's activities.
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With rumblings of employee organization at Whole Foods—which Amazon bought for $26 billion last year—a 25-minute union-busting training video produced by the company was sent to Team Leaders of the grocery chain last week, according to sources with knowledge of the store's activities.
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The media has bashed President Trump for the recent rumblings on Wall Street and a perception that there was no progress with China at the G-20 summit, yet don't expect any applause from the chattering class if President Trump can cut a historic deal with China.
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"I think he'll be O.K." Arrieta's modest attack of mortality Thursday might have a beneficial side effect, in that it might tamp down rumblings that his epic pitching run must be fed by steroids, EPO, human growth hormone or some chemistry combinations too obscure to name.
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With this, and rumblings that the attorney general plans to release a report soon linking marijuana use to violent crime and recommending harsher sentences for growers, sellers and smokers, Sessions' tough-on-crime stance has a clear message: People who do drugs need to be locked up.
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VCs acknowledge that diversity within a firm leads to better financial returns, and some founders have even made rumblings in recent months that they would look down on firms — and perhaps walk away from deals — that have a team that does not reflect some sort of diversity.
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In the past the guest list has been a secret guarded with all the obsessive secrecy of the Illuminati members roll, but this year for the first time — maybe to offset those rumblings about brands sitting it out — Vogue released the names on the host committee.
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"You're now hearing rumblings within, Democrats saying, 'Maybe we should just go with censure,' or not really knowing how to move forward on this given where the president is and given where Republicans are," said Golodryga, who joined CNN after stints with ABC, CBS and Yahoo News.
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The full exchange is worth watching: Right after rumblings began to emerge of allegations of sexual misconduct against Kavanaugh more than two weeks ago, 65 women who had attended high school around the same time as him put together a letter attesting to his integrity and decency.
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With that in mind, imagine the epic sonic rumblings we're in for with NASA's Space Launch System (SLS), the rocket currently being developed to launch humans to Mars, which will generate 20 percent more thrust than the Saturn V. Talk about turning the volume up to 11.
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And as for rumblings that Oregon might sneak into the College Football Playoff if it wins the Pac-12 championship, the Ducks don't have a win over a current top 25 team and could not beat Auburn, which may well be the fifth-best team in the SEC.
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In 1995, when it was released, the western world was relatively prosperous and stable; Japan, however, had recently undergone both an earthquake in Kobe and a terrorist attack in Tokyo, which, that close to the end of the millennium, must have felt like the first rumblings of doomsday.
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"I had been hearing rumblings about, well, it was unclear what was being built, but it was clear that a lot of the best engineers from the best teams had been slurped over to this mysterious team," says Evan Doll, who was then a software engineer at Apple.
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Rumblings about the Schutz painting began brewing on social media almost immediately after the show opened on March 15, and came to a boil after the UK-born, Berlin-based artist Hannah Black circulated an open letter co-signed by 30 or so other black artists and writers.
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Perhaps the reported internal rumblings at Facebook are evidence that some moral self-reflection is developing; on the other hand, reported employee comments likening anyone who questions or leaks information to "wife beaters and suicide bombers" suggests that the cultural atmosphere that abhors self-criticism is alive and well.
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And, even more strikingly, Yalitza Aparicio, who is an indigenous woman and nominated for playing Cleo, was the subject of apparently racially motivated rumblings among some Mexican actresses to keep her out of contention for various awards and racist attacks online after landing on the cover of Vogue Mexico.
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In the nineteenth century, the term was applied to Liberals opposed to the expansion of the British Empire, but in the postwar era it came to refer to resentful Englishmen, frustrated with the rumblings of the outside world, and happy to resist the temptations of globalization and, naturally, immigration.
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While initial rumblings surrounding Martin Schulz, the center-left Social Democratic Party (SPD) candidate, pointed to him having a real chance to be a strong competitor earlier this year, the optimism was short-lived and Angela Merkel's center-right Christian Democrats (CDU) have successfully pulled into a comfortable lead.
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"I have had some rumblings that they're considering some other provision of law to try to do the sale, a provision that I believe is not legal, a provision that would not stand up, and doing that and breaking through a congressional notification will have very significant consequences," Sen.
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Though there were some rumblings of the phrase—meant to signify abolishing corruption in D.C. politics—before the Donald Trump's presidential bid (and even as far back as a letter written in 1903), the real swamp fever began during the frenzied month leading up to the 2016 Election.
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But since like all live recordings it's subject to audio, pace, and pheromone deficits, I'm obliged to report that it only takes off second half—there are rumblings throughout, sure, but I hear "Feast on My Heart" as the turning point and side four as the must-play.
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At the close of the 20133th century, Britain decided to build a railway line from the port of Mombasa on the Indian Ocean to its protectorate of Uganda, in a bid to lay claim to the land in between amid rumblings that the German and French empires were coming for it.
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As soon as top management heard rumblings about unionisation through a hotline that local managers were directed to call, the retail behemoth sent a "labour team" from its headquarters in Bentonville, Arkansas, to the uppity shop, writes Rick Wartzman, a former head of the Drucker Institute, a researcher of corporate management.
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While the derision of effete liberal characters like 2013's "pajama boy" served as early rumblings of what was to come, it was the ascension of the current president, himself a walking parody of bravado, that seems to have been the catalyst for this latest, uniquely aggressive wave of toxic masculinity.
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Joe CrowleyJoseph (Joe) CrowleyOcasio-Cortez chief of staff to leave her office Ocasio-Cortez about as well known as top Democrats: poll Boehner won't say whether he'd back Biden over Trump MORE in her 2018 Democratic primary, but there are some rumblings about some Democrats potentially fielding a primary challenge.
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Ben SasseBenjamin (Ben) Eric SasseThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump lauds tariffs on China while backtracking from more To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies Feds face mounting pressure over Epstein's death MORE of Nebraska, rumblings about serious nomination challenges are emanating from many Republican quarters.
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As Mr. Romney amplified his pleas on Friday, Mr. Trump snubbed a major meeting of Republican activists and leaders after rumblings that protesters were prepared to demonstrate against him there, in the latest sign of Mr. Trump's break from the apparatus of the party whose nomination he is marching toward.
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Still, when Giuseppe Zangara (Alex Brightman), who tried to kill Franklin D. Roosevelt, calls himself an "American nothing," or when the nine assassins sing together about "another national anthem" that applies to the likes of them, you may feel, as I did, the rumblings of our unsettled country in your bones.
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The first rumblings that footage of Trump's behind-the-scenes antics on The Apprentice might ruin his electoral chances came from an Associated Press report by Garance Burke, who spoke to 20 people who had worked on the show and attested to his sexist behavior in footage that hit the cutting room floor.
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While there have been rumblings for a number of years, and two small alternative rallies last year, the controversy got a major boost last month when the Hong Kong Federation of Students (HKFS) -- the city's oldest and largest student organization -- announced it was leaving the Alliance and not taking part in the rally.
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Instead, this looks more like the regular rumblings of the government's under-the-table negotiations with the country's large companies — a series of public and private statements that Chinese netizens know won't meaningfully or at least immediately threaten their ability to watch their favorite live-streaming anchors eat fast food in their pajamas.
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Now, however, when Under Armour and Northwestern release a patriotic football jersey that looks an awful lot like it has been stained with blood, or the rumblings begin that advertising patches will make their way to the NBA, Lukas is there to provide journalistic diligence as well as a serious critic's eye.
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And while the ocean was never a quiet place — full of natural rumblings, clickings and chatterings — the problem has grown worse over the last 100 years or so, and significantly increased over the last 50 years in some places, much of it from commercial shipping, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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Rick PerryJames (Rick) Richard PerryThe credible case for Texas and its clean energy solutions Oversight: Trump confidant Tom Barrack pushed for Saudi nuclear plant construction Amazon taps Trump ally to lobby amid Pentagon cloud-computing contract fight MORE (R), who has gone a long way to bring form to red state rumblings.
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In the weeks since Mr. Ryan said that he would no longer defend Mr. Trump or campaign for him, he has heard some mutinous rumblings among his members — a smattering of dissent that may mean little unless Democrats can claim about 20 seats in this election, at the upper end of analysts' predictions.
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When Tommy Amaker became the basketball coach at Harvard, there were rumblings throughout the Ivy League that Harvard was willing to lower its admissions standards to aid the program; in recent years, a number of Patriot League institutions that didn't previously offer athletic scholarships have begun to do so in order to compete.
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There's a casual theatricality to the restaurant started four years ago by Michael Sager and Charlotte Wilde in the East London neighborhood of Bethnal Green: arched metal ceiling, candlelit tables and wall-to-wall bar, with early-1980s New Wave music competing with the periodic rumblings of the city rail system overhead.
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"Dana White, if you're listening ... I'll put up my entire paycheck if I don't knock him the f**k out," Matt Bilella Fitzpatrick said outside 1OAK in L.A. FYI, Punk got wrecked in his debut at UFC 203 ... but there are rumblings the WWE superstar's gonna get a 2nd fight sometime next year.
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A commanding performance could quell the quiet rumblings about Mr. Biden's abilities and long-term strength, especially now that a new challenge awaits him after the first four nominating contests: A fellow moderate, former Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of New York, is now carpet-bombing the Super Tuesday primary states with advertising.
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Despite early rumblings that the fest had run out of money and artists were not being paid, a nebulous, vague list of performers that seemed to change from moment to moment, alleged weird behavior from promoters, and changing last-minute itineraries, the festival was supposed to be in full swing by Thursday.
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He has heard the usual rumblings of discontent from the European Club Association, the body that looks after the interests of the biggest professional teams in Europe, and even from Germany's soccer association, the DFB, suggesting that there are considerable problems with all of the proposed models, and he has batted them all away.
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There have been rumblings of a new Beyoncé album ever since fans decoded what they believed to be a secret message on the singer's homepage in early September, and last night it appeared we got our most concrete proof yet that B7 is on the way when a possible tracklist for the rumored album appeared on Spotify.
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After Thursday's debate, there were rumblings of a Rubio rise, which were tamped down by the Des Moines Register poll released two days before the caucuses that showed the Florida senator in the mid-teens, far ahead of of the others in the establishment lane like Chris Christie and Jeb Bush, but still significantly behind Trump and Cruz.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's rise has sparked rumblings of an anti-Trump Republican candidate running as a third party if Trump wins the GOP nomination.
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Fast-forward to earlier this year when rumblings that The Strokes were going to be dropping a clutch of new songs (you may recall that we broke the news that they were back writing and recording together back in our 2014 Casablancas cover story), we knew Fu would be the first port of call for the visuals.
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Comprised of drummer J. Read (Conqueror, Revenge, Axis of Advance) with teo members pf Blasphemy—Deathlord of Abomination and War Apocalypse on guitar, bass and vocals (Read's collaborator in Conqueror), with Nocturnal Grave Desecrator and Black Winds on vocals and effects—rumblings about this project have permeated the underground since its initial announcement back in 2013.
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Despite the rumblings of discontent, conservatives aren't throwing out the threat of offering a "motion to vacate the chair" — which would force a vote on whether to strip Ryan of his Speaker's gavel — if Ryan doesn't follow through on his promise to only put an immigration bill on the floor if it has a majority of the GOP's support.
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Already there are rumblings that Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's 2016 campaign manager Kellyanne Conway may be leading an outside group to help defeat Brown.
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There had been no major rumblings of difficulty on the set of the young Han Solo movie, which stars Alden Ehrenreich as a 20-something version of Harrison Ford's infamous smuggler, Donald Glover in the role of his duplicitous frenemy Lando Calrissian — originated in The Empire Strikes Back by Billy Dee Williams — and Joonas Suotamo taking over Chewbacca from Peter Mayhew.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE will deliver a policy speech on immigration in Arizona next week amid rumblings the Republican presidential nominee is shifting his stance on the issue.
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Her image, the manufactured bits and the glimpses of personal life — glamour shots on the covers of Jet or Ebony or Time magazine; pictures of her with her husband Glynn Turman; rumblings of trouble in the marriage; headlines declaring "Aretha Franklin tells why weight doesn't worry her anymore" — resonated from the Deep South to a yellow house on stilts in South America.
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Indeed, even as the President embarked upon a pardon spree early on in his presidency (one that I argued was an undeniable message to would-be cooperators against him in Robert Mueller's sprawling Russia investigation), there were rumblings that state authorities were embarking on their own investigations into potential defendants as a kind of insurance policy against any such pardon.
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Michael Goodwin: James Comey isn't above the law John Roberts: Trump attorneys' letter to Mueller spells out legal arguments against Trump sitting down for interview TRADE WAR RUMBLINGS: China has balked at stepping up its purchases of American products, raising the odds of a trade war , if President Donald Trump follows through on his threat to tax billions of dollars&apos worth of Chinese imports .. .
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KEY POINTS The Berkshire chairman and CEO said in response to reports and rumblings on Wall Street that 3G co-founder Jorge Paulo Lemann is "a good friend," and noted that Lemann attended Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting in Omaha last month with family members Lemann was spotted at a private party attended by Buffett and hosted by Berkshire board member Walter Scott after the annual meeting.
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ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates – If one strains hard enough to listen in the humid heat of this oil-rich kingdom, one can hear the rumblings of the most profound event for global energy markets and the world economy, not only for this year but perhaps for this era: It is the decoupling of the world's two weightiest economies, that of China and the United States.
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CNN senior global affairs analyst Bianna Golodryga said Tuesday that she's hearing "rumblings" within the Democratic caucus that perhaps the party "should just go with censure" instead of trying to impeach President TrumpDonald John TrumpStates slashed 4,85033 environmental agency jobs in past decade: study Biden hammers Trump over video of world leaders mocking him Iran building hidden arsenal of short-range ballistic missiles in Iraq: report MORE.
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Barack H. Obama, J.D. had some interesting thoughts this morning on the risks of repealing the Affordable Care Act in the New England Journal of Medicine: POTUS specifically cited the GOP rumblings to keep coverage for preexisting conditions while scrapping the individual mandate as a "complex trade-off" — all while tossing in a sly dig that the individual mandate was initially a Republican idea in Mitt Romney's Massachusetts.
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The institutional right's erratic-at-best engagement with popular politics also explains a host of similar fundamental miscues, such as the Cato Institute leadership's total misreading of the Tea Party as the long-hoped-for dawning of a libertarian mass movement, instead of its virtual opposite: the first rumblings of a lurch into reactionary and racially inspired nativist confrontation that would eventually break the free-market consensus in the conservative coalition.
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YOU GET A LITTLE EARTHQUAKE BEFORE IT REALLY HITS THE CITY OR THE AREA, YOU KNOW, YOU GET LITTLE RUMBLINGS, AND I THINK THIS IS SORT OF IT. IT'S GOING TO TURN AND GO BACK UP, BUT WHERE I'M REALLY – WHAT I'M REALLY SAYING IS IF I BUY A STOCK AND I THINK THERE'S SOMETHING WITH MANAGEMENT AND THE ACTIVISM, I THINK I'VE GOT THE ODDS IN MY FAVOR.
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This rigorously biographical slant on his works is the correct angle to take, for in 1932 Picasso was fabulously wealthy, famous, and seemingly isolated from concerns of sociopolitical context; only passing mention is made in the captions of the rumblings of rising fascism in Europe, and Picasso would continue to remain in Paris during the Second World War (the "Guernica" comes later in 1937 following German bombing during the Spanish Civil War).
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"When I found out the CMAs were going to celebrate women this year and that we had three fantastic hostesses this year, I thought, what a fantastic opportunity to take this conversation beyond the applause and to talk about what is needed to be said for a number of years now — that we've heard rumblings that women are supremely underrepresented on country radio and country play listings," she told reporters in the press room.
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Chelsea Clinton will stump in the state next week, and there are rumblings that other surrogates will follow Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Warren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Almost three-quarters say minimum age to buy tobacco should be 2628: Gallup MORE, who campaigned in Arizona last week as Trump faced allegations of sexual misconduct.
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Mr. Stewart, who now lives in London and whose earlier books cover locales ranging from Madrid to remote parts of Afghanistan, concluded in his research that "the city as we know it today came of age" during the decade sandwiched between the razzle-dazzle of the Roaring Twenties and the grim rumblings of World War II. His book may not be revelatory for many New York aficionados, but its historical digressions, nuggets of forgotten footnotes and the stark contradictions in a city ascendant — but also disproportionately poor, homeless and unemployed — make for riveting reading.
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