We have rushed headlong into the streaming era, and that will only continue.
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Since Mr. Trump's announcement, the two parties have rushed headlong into an embrace of the other's former talking points.
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I'm glad the internet exists, but we've rushed headlong into a new world and I'm not sure how well we've adapted.
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Facing a worsening public backlash over accusations they evaded rules on diesel emissions, German automakers have rushed headlong to upgrade their vehicles' emissions systems.
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Pruitt has rushed headlong toward undoing every climate and clean air regulation put in place in the history of his agency, and courts are beginning to put the brakes on this.
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We've known for a long time that political systems tend to collapse without a robust middle class acting as a buffer between the poor and the rich, and yet we've rushed headlong into this unsustainable climate.
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Season 1 of this Norwegian series — a bit like "Girls," wrapped in Scandinavian sunshine — followed three ambitious fledglings (Siri Seljeseth, Gine Cornelia Pedersen and Alexandra Gjerpen) as they rushed headlong into adulthood, in pursuit of creative careers in Oslo.
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I was 26 years old and although I had no clue that I would eventually embark on a career in science writing, I rushed headlong into this adventure with an athlete's conviction of physical invincibility and a twentysomething's faith in improvisation.
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As with nearly every action taken by President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE during his first days in office, the mainstream media has rushed headlong into criticism and shrill hysteria.
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Finally he was brought to the arena and presented to the emperor Maximinus. He was offered a pardon on the condition that he disavow his faith. According to Eusebius, he not only refused the offer, but he is said to have cheerfully rushed headlong into the bear. The animal inflicted severe injuries, but Agapius survived.
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The most serious occurred in 1864 after the hire of the engine to plough at Shotton Lodge. During the descent of Baggrow Brow the travelling gear failed, and the cogwheels slipped their moorings. The engine having no brake rushed headlong down the incline, gaining momentum. Although the driver and his assistant jumped to safety, they rose to see the engine trundling towards a cottage at high speed.
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Ignoring a warning from Thoros, Bohemond attacked at once, and when the Muslims feigned flight rushed headlong after them, only to fall into an ambush. Thoros and his brother Mleh who had been more cautious, escaped from the battlefield. Around that time (in 1164 or in 1167) Thoros visited Jerusalem and suggested the colonization of a large number of Armenians, but the Latin prelates forced Amalric I to refuse the offer by their insistence that they should pay the dime (a special tax).
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Continuing forward in the face of devastating fire, the men of Garnett's Brigade rushed headlong for the low stone wall protecting the position. By this time, all order had dissolved and the men of the brigade were rushing forward in a disorganized mass. Elements of the 19th helped force the withdrawal of the 71st Pennsylvania from its position just south of the Angle. Reinforced by Armistead's Brigade, Garnett's left regiments (28th and 56th Virginia, and approximately the left half of the 19th Virginia) swarmed to within feet of the wall, where perhaps 200 of them were then led over the wall and into Cushing's Battery by General Armistead himself, who had raised his hat on the tip of his sword to guide the Confederates.
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