" In that moment I felt shaken up, traumatized," Kenton described.
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We know that they are shaken up quite a bit.
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I'm really shaken up, but somehow I hold it together.
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Translation is hardly alone in being shaken up by technology.
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If it left you feeling shaken up, you're not alone.
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On I4 he lived and I'm ok just shaken up!!!
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"I'm a bit shaken up, but I'm O.K.," he said.
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Their airbags had deployed and they were clearly shaken up.
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You could tell he was shaken up about the hurricane.
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They have some guilt about feeling uncomfortable or shaken up.
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Missiles fly, the staff is shaken up, policy is announced.
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Starboard has shaken up boards in the semiconductor space before.
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Or do cones get shaken up like a box of marbles?
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"I'm still a little shaken up," one mall worker told WLS.
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"He's shaken up, but he's going to be okay," he said.
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Virtual reality (VR) has shaken up consumer technology in recent years.
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Instead, Ryan has shaken up restaurant menus throughout his long career.
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He has appointed new executives and shaken up the company's board.
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"It was pretty scary and I was shaken up," Teller said.
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The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills cast is getting shaken up.
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He was very shaken up and he looked like a Chihuahua.
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This year, however, the gathering was shaken up by a newcomer.
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Things are also shaken up at home—a shift is here!
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"The deputies are, of course, understandably shaken up," the sheriff said.
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Your daily routine gets shaken up, which will re-energize you.
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We're told production was halted and the crew was shaken up.
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Since that episode, the debates haven't shaken up all that much.
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"They're not shaken up, maybe because they just arrived," she said.
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Nigeria's commercial hub of Lagos has shaken up its transportation order.
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He looked a bit shaken up but he was bloody lucky really.
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They've been shaken up and forced to see and do weird shit.
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The emergence of Ciudadanos and Podemos has shaken up this cosy world.
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Summer is coming to an end and we're all pretty shaken up.
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Writing in Nature, they suggest dinosaur classification needs to be shaken up.
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Otis, meanwhile, is streamlining its business and has shaken up Chinese management.
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Josh says it's cool, but he's clearly shaken up by this news.
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"She [the other driver] was shaken up," the witness told Page Six.
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While the earth certainly is in tact, it's definitely been shaken up.
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"The players are shaken up but fine," Villavarayen was quoted as saying.
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"He's shaken up, but he's going to be OK," Gonzales told KSBW.
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Norris was shaken up tagging out Cabrera but stayed in the game.
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New technologies and ideas have shaken up music, gaming and now television.
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Since joining Juul, he has shaken up management and led the cuts.
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Police say all the victims were shaken up, but not seriously injured.
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But perhaps you're also feeling a bit fried, frazzled, or shaken up.
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Rihanna has shaken up the lingerie industry with her latest runway event.
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"He was shaken up by it," Pelosi said, referring to the vote.
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The Pirates already led 2-0 when Taillon was momentarily shaken up.
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HSBC also has shaken up its board recently, adding four independent directors.
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Faced with such challenges, Saudi Arabia has shaken up its oil hierarchy.
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Sometimes life needs to be shaken up so things can get moving.
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Donald Trump's electoral coalition has shaken up American politics in ways few expected.
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Financial technology or -fintech- has already shaken up conventional banking and asset management.
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Already, the new gravitational-wave data has shaken up the field of astrophysics.
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I called my best friend, and I was really upset and shaken up.
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The teen later told police that she was shaken up by the encounter.
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We're told she's still shaken up, but is doing okay and recovering nicely.
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If you're not feeling sufficiently shaken up yet, by summer you will be.
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Yes, he was definitely shaken up when he was telling me about Emily.
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Brandi Glanville was left shaken up after an intruder entered her home Tuesday.
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Macron has shaken up French politics with his meteoric rise to the presidency.
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"I don't get shaken up when they hit the ball hard," Faria said.
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When we got to visit her more regularly, she was still shaken up.
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My 3.5-year-old daughter was clearly shaken up and scared, but fine.
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"He was shaken up by it," Pelosi said in reference to the vote.
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This transition has shaken up the software business for the last several years.
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Higgins said her son was shaken up but knew little about what happened.
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But, as tectonic shifts like this occur in technology, oligopolies get shaken up.
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We are all really shaken up by what happened & just thankful she is okay.
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We will continue to see consolidation in a sector shaken up by Jio's entry.
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Work in the past century in particular has shaken up scientists' understanding of emptiness.
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Over the past few years, the bralette has totally shaken up the lingerie business.
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"They're very shaken up," Jose's daughter and Luis' sister Veronica Lopez told the newspaper.
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"I'm okay, just shaken up and very sore," the mother of six told PEOPLE.
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THAT hissing noise is the sound of the British pop industry being shaken up.
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She is "a little bit shaken up," one detective told the Los Angeles Times.
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Does Richie get as shaken up by Bieber's social media postings as we did?
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For Ahmad, seeing a city being shaken up by tragedy is all too familiar.
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Telemundo has shaken up the telenovela by making it hipper, edgier and more diverse.
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Our 'AGT' sources say Ryan's fine, he was just shaken up after the mishap.
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ADM has shaken up its global trading unit in a bid to boost profits.
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I definitely think there's a positive to the world being shaken up right now.
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Karen shows up at his apartment, shaken up from the events at the hospital.
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The demands of young Democrats like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez have shaken up the party.
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Sexual misconduct allegations have also shaken up Democratic primaries in competitive GOP-held seats.
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I feel dizzy, kind of shaken up that something like this could actually happen.
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" Speaking with PEOPLE, Cerissa's husband says the "whole family is shaken up by the case.
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Why it matters: The rise of Amazon has shaken up the U.S. and global economy.
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The murder has shaken up the community, and left many people feeling sad and powerless.
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This isn't the first time New Zealand has been shaken up by a powerful earthquake.
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This has shaken up a campaign in which the main issues are crime and corruption.
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At Kris's house, Kris checks in on Kendall, who is also shaken up and exhausted.
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You can see in the video the men are shaken up but not badly injured.
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Regardless, the news again proves just how monumentally MoviePass has shaken up the theater industry.
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Dude doesn't seem to be shaken up about it though from what we're seeing here.
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Huddled inside are two of her kids, both too shaken up to stay home alone.
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In doing so, he's shaken up the dynamics of the highest court in the land.
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Recent political events — Brexit, the election of Donald Trump — have majorly shaken up world order.
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"This has understandably shaken up VA's Washington bureaucracy," VA spokesman Curt Cashour said last week.
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America has certainly shaken up the norms when it comes to energy production and supply.
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The AI boom has already shaken up the market for computer chips in recent years.
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In response, Mr. Khosrowshahi has shaken up Uber's top ranks and tried to cut costs.
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Some residents have breathed sighs of relief since Conditt's death, while others remain shaken up.
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The final mixture is shaken up in large bags until it becomes a fine powder.
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Liquefied natural gas has shaken up pipeline politics, creating competition for longtime suppliers like Gazprom.
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The midterm elections have shaken up the early race for the 2202 Democratic presidential nomination.
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Sherri posted a video outside the service and was clearly shaken up after the fight.
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Yet over the same period, Saudi's 32-year-old crown prince has shaken up the landscape.
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"For more substantial levelling to occur, the established order needs to be shaken up," he says.
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Sources told TMZ that the dog was shaken up but did not appear to be hurt.
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Despite her attempt to make amends, Jeremiah is still pretty shaken up over the traumatic experience.
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The "Wolves" hitmaker's ex Justin Bieber also seemed shaken up about the news of her hospitalization.
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On Facebook, shelter staff reported that River, while a little shaken up, is physically healthy overall.
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Across the globe, populist upheavals, such as Brexit in 2016, have shaken up politics as usual.
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Witnesses say Jones Jr. walked off the van and comforted the driver -- who appeared shaken up.
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This was proof that the party needed to be shaken up and to try new things.
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This means that when the droplets are shaken up with water, they form a stable emulsion.
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The festival, which runs until Sunday, has shaken up the coming film season in multiple ways.
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Apparently still shaken up, Porte lost significant time during the first time trial the next day.
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Management roles have reportedly been shaken up amid Tesla's announcement of its biggest battery pack yet.
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Tech, Media, Telecoms$100 billion SoftBank Vision Fund has shaken up Silicon Valley with mega fundings.
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Expect things to get shaken up in your intimate relationships today—you're ready for a change.
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The incident left the 18-year-old cut, bruised, and shaken up, but not seriously injured.
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"He's shaken up, but he's going to be O.K.," the boy's father, Fermin Gonzales, told KSBW.
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It has already shaken up a multitude of businesses, and more revelations are likely to come.
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I was scared because our world was shaken up and I felt so lost and hopeless.
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"I voted for him because I felt that Washington needed to be shaken up," she said.
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Danielsson has shaken up management and started a restructuring programme since he took over as CEO.
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The movement has shaken up politics, with voters and lawmakers from both parties questioning fiscal austerity.
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"When you go and touch what's sacred to us, that got people shaken up," Patel said.
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Swift was shaken up on his second fumble in the third quarter and did not return.
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The bank has shaken up its board in the past year, adding four new independent directors.
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It's fair to say that digitalization has shaken up industries across the globe as of late.
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Fortunately, Kris and Gracie are on the mend, although they're admittedly both shaken up from the crash.
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If it hasn't, there's no real reason to expect the Democratic race overall to be shaken up.
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The first Democratic presidential debate appears to have shaken up the 245 race — at least for now.
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Both your domestic life and your professional or public world were shaken up by yesterday's full moon.
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Burke was seen crying and Lochte appeared to be shaken up while the audience chanted his name.
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The driver was shaken up but not hurt, but the Toyota appears to be totaled, Buck said.
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Micah reflexively pushes Blue down to the ground; he's clearly still pretty shaken up after his arrest.
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RELATED: Trump boosts New Hampshire lead The news also comes as Carson has shaken up his campaign.
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Yet the U.S. oil boom has shaken up the global energy order, and sent crude prices reeling.
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Fragile flowers are no good either, because they will get shaken up on his rutted dirt roads.
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The reinvigorated SPD has shaken up opinion polls in recent weeks after lagging Merkel's conservatives for years.
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Your routine gets shaken up as the moon in Aquarius clashes with Uranus, the planet of surprise.
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Ramirez was shaken up after colliding with Gary Sanchez at first base during Sanchez's eighth-inning single.
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It's unclear what Insigne's response was, but no one was hurt during the ordeal, just shaken up.
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Carol's shaken up by it, as we see her clutching a rosary so hard her hand bleeds.
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He said the witnesses were "very shaken up," and some had told the authorities what they saw.
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On this one, we still don't know, because Carter has shaken up the playing field so thoroughly.
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She had a chance to shower at a neighbor's boathouse, but was shaken up about the ordeal.
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"Massive" or "huge" meltdown would suggest that she would appear to be very upset or shaken up.
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In addition to new meat menu items, Chipotle has also recently shaken up its menu for vegetarians.
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In doing so, he's shaken up the dynamics of the highest court in the land. http://bit.
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Nobody's immune from market forces and markets being shaken up, and that's impacting even the ultra-rich.
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"They escaped the fire unhurt, but obviously shaken up and distressed from the whole thing," her rep shares.
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They are grim-faced, they can&apost stand the fact that the old order is being shaken up.
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Wilson delivered his crushing open-ice hit moments later to Marchessault, who was shaken up on the play.
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Is this your main focus right now, and has the current political climate shaken up any of this?
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There&aposs others who say that this needs to be shaken up in the world order of things.
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This is the second major real estate deal that has shaken up the Las Vegas landscape this year.
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Yet he has regularly shaken up campaign staff and has waffled on the few policies he has proposed.
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The forces that have shaken up marriage in rich countries—rising individualism, education, women's economic emancipation—are spreading.
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Not since the launch of Tinder have romantic relationships been so shaken up by a piece of technology.
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If they think the regular order has been shaken up, why do they have to fall in line?
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This doesn't necessarily mean a break-up will take place—just that things need to be shaken up!
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Gonzalez told the Post that she was so shaken up by the incident that she called the police.
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In the United States, Donald J. Trump has shaken up Republican elites in this year's presidential primary contests.
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A video of a woman filming a beauty tutorial shows her visibly shaken up when the earthquake hits.
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Billy was apparently a bit shaken up by the incident, but fortunately he came out of it unscathed.
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But I definitely think that they've been shaken up enough to know they have to change their ways.
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The hospitality industry has been drastically shaken up by entrants to the space like Airbnb and Hotel Tonight.
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It and similar services have shaken up the industry by offering more choices than traditional subscription TV services.
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Trump and Sanders have dominated the political cycle with unconventional presidential campaigns that have shaken up both parties.
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Pamfilova, who took part in a conference in Moscow on Friday, appeared on state television looking shaken up.
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Mr. Bayh and his wife, Marvella, were shaken up but managed to climb out of the crashed plane.
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The Iowa results have shaken up polls elsewhere in the past, which could be bad news for Trump.
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But that's been shaken up as things like synthesizers, soundtracks, and music production software have come into play.
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"But I definitely think that they've been shaken up enough to know they have to change their ways."
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Either way, observes Nick Wright of CBRE, a consultancy, the old landlord-tenant model is being shaken up.
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As the outer planet Uranus begins its retrograde, some things might be shaken up in your sex life.
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The effect is as if Smith is peering down into the interior of a shaken-up snow globe.
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P.S you Can tell that spank is still shaken up by the way he is posing 😂😂😂.
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The iPhone had shaken up the entire industry, but in the US, it was still exclusive to AT&T.
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Don't worry, that sea lion managed to escape to open waters, though it was probably a little shaken up.
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Logistics, fintech and ecommerce sectors are getting shaken up by these founders, and the foreign investment dollars are following.
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The pets in question belong to the well known British Gallery owner Sean Kelly and are very shaken up.
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Our sources onset say the dog was shaken up after the stunt, but did not appear to be injured.
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As Jill Lepore argues in The New Yorker, major transformations in communications have historically shaken up the party systems.
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Johnson was shaken up on the play and hobbled off the court, also with 225:225 left, before returning.
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Keith Ellison (D-Minn.) for DNC chairman, has shaken up a race that has until now featured few fireworks.
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Jackson, still reeling from April's (Sarah Drew) wedding last season, is shaken up – more than what he should be.
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"Lands were constantly getting reduced, shaken up," said Dave Archambault II, the tribal chairman of the Standing Rock Sioux.
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Ullmark then stuffed Zach Parise to end the game but was shaken up when Parise's hip hit his head.
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The judge said the injured female juror was shaken up and using painkillers, but expected to return on Wednesday.
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With your daily routines shaken up, you can bet your approach to health and wellness will be affected, too.
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It was a time when Spotify was just beginning to emerge and Napster had already shaken up the market.
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For starters, there are the five first-time nominees for Drama Series, which have instantly shaken up that race.
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Since filing for bankruptcy protection in January, PG&E has shaken up its board and replaced its chief executive.
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The epidemic has already shaken up the internal politics of the Communist Party unlike any other crisis in years.
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International tax rules for companies are set to be shaken up by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
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"If you're not shaken up a little, you shouldn't be doing it," Villaseñor said about her role as programmer.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - ValueAct Capital has shaken up some of the biggest companies, from Microsoft to Rolls-Royce.
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"They're a bit shaken up," said Elizabeth "Tip" Burrows, the executive director of the Humane Society of Grand Bahama.
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And now the Metropolitan Opera's high-stakes new production of Puccini's "Tosca" next season is being shaken up again.
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Juul has shaken up its management as it attempts to repair its damaged relationship with the public and regulators.
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A reporter for CNN Wilmington affiliate WWAY said firefighters where shaken up by what they encountered at the home.
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Things get especially shaken up on September 225, when Mercury connects with Uranus, bringing some exciting surprises your way.
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When Dean got home, she just hugged her kids, who were shaken up at the thought of a different outcome.
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Things got shaken up outside one Kansas City office on Tuesday when, police say, a woman pulled out a gun.
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While Adams was visibly shaken up over Justin's death, he explained his stepson battled addiction for a very long time.
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A new prime minister took office in April in Ethiopia, Eritrea's neighbour, and his reforms have shaken up regional politics.
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Enter Howard Schultz, the billionaire centrist who has shaken up the best-laid plans of the coalition of the ascendant.
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Nor is it piss that's been poured into a water bottle and shaken up with a few water purification tablets.
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As well as boosting the bank's capital, Mr Winters has also shaken up its top management and overhauled its strategy.
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FedEx has shaken up management - including at its Express division - offered voluntary buyouts and limited discretionary spending to stem declines.
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FedEx has shaken up management, including at its Express division, offered voluntary buyouts and limited discretionary spending to stem declines.
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And in Congress the tragically-predictable storyline that plays out after a mass shooting may about to be shaken up.
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Twitter has shaken up its board since Jack Dorsey, a Twitter co-founder, returned as the chief executive last year.
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With their slick interfaces and speedy delivery, online businesses such as Amazon and eBay have shaken up the bookselling market.
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He has shaken up the sclerotic body politic of Saudi government, and after several reshuffles, has invigorated and energized it.
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He publicly acknowledged that the seven decades old model of European integration is obsolete and needs to be shaken up.
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Or imagine multiple companies shaken up by such an adjustment, or an entire industry overhauling its practices to suit Facebook.
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Mr. Macron's success in May's presidential election has shaken up the moribund political landscape in a deep and lasting way.
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"Everyone was fine, a little shaken up of course, and ready to get out of the water," Hersel told CNN.
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Moreover, Trump's approval ratings remain in the low 22020s, and impeachment really hasn't shaken up the Democratic race for president.
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There are so many sweet, brotherly moments between the two that it feels like things need to be shaken up.
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McGloin was shaken up on the play and officials flagged Crick for roughing the passer for making contact with McGloin's helmet.
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Regardless what happens in November, Trump has at least shaken up the GOP and will likely impact its approach going forward.
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Various houses have made huge changes to their business structures or shaken up traditional show schedules and formats this year, too.
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"Trump has oddly shaken up the NRA by saying he's concerned about this, which is a surprise to everyone," he says.
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" Jones said she stayed on FaceTime with her husband the whole drive home and is "still pretty shaken up about it.
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There was damage to her car and a parked vehicle, and Barbara was shaken up, but no one else was injured.
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Recently shaken up by three activist investment groups, the company has revamped its board and is searching for a new CEO.
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A good friend and colleague of 18-year-old Brandy Vela says the entire community is shaken up by her suicide.
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We can't believe this happened," the local condo manager told PEOPLE, adding that "we are really shaken up in the community.
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They have shaken up the popular music landscape this year, challenging the unfair stereotype that Korean music is manufactured and sterile.
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As you get used to Uranus in Taurus, you may find that many of your relationships will be totally shaken up.
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Even as teams form, they're being shaken up and moved around, new heroes are being introduced, old heroes are getting buffed.
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While the moment would leave most a bit shaken up, The Weeknd, whose real name is Abel Tesfaye, didn't even flinch.
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Mazzoli's favorite collaborator is the prolific librettist Royce Vavrek, who has shaken up the timid, backward-looking business of American opera.
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While corporate bankruptcies are often chaotic for employees and executives, the world's worst company collapses have shaken up entire world markets.
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In the last several months, it has shaken up its executive ranks and reorganized its advertising sales and brand development teams.
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You know, people only want to see — they want to stick to their narrative and they don't want it shaken up.
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Since its introduction in 2015, AUrate has shaken up the fine jewelry world with high-quality designs at more affordable prices.
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"It's a moment where everything's just being shaken up, realigning and changing really fast, like in a snow globe," she said.
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Through the experience of language, culture, and a shaken-up routine, what was previously stressful had simply become stuff that happened.
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Last week, the sale process was shaken up when 21st Century Fox considered teaming with Blackstone to mount a rival bid.
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"He'd come out so shaken up," recalled his sister Jannah, who often accompanied her mother to the precinct to collect Na'im.
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The quake "definitely had me a little shaken up," Ms. Miranda said, even if it lasted for only a few seconds.
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E.O.s, Artie Minson, apologized to employees about the uncertainty that has shaken up the company in recent weeks, according to Bloomberg.
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The company has been shaken up by activist investors looking to stabilize sales and cut costs at the home goods retailer.
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The revelations about Mr. Batali have shaken up the food industry, where he is also a best-selling author of cookbooks.
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Word of the proposal has shaken up a region already wrestling with multiple conflicts, astonishing Arab officials and Western observers alike.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When artists run galleries, the traditional gallery model can get shaken up in compelling ways.
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We're told she was so shaken up she doesn't feel safe at her pad any more, which she purchased in June.
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The couple's lawyer, Andrew Brettler, tells us Dina and David are obviously shaken up from the traumatic and violent home invasion.
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In a statement released Thursday on Instagram, King said that she and her son were both "very shaken up" by the incident.
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In a subsequent statement released on Instagram, King admitted that she and her son were both "very shaken up" following the incident.
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With all-new powerful pirates, menacing Murlocs and crooked criminals entering the fray, the Hearthstone meta is sure to be shaken up.
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Tesla has shaken up the luxury sedan market so much, Bentley is reportedly considering joining in with an EV of its own.
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"Dina and David are obviously shaken up from the traumatic and violent home invasion and robbery," attorney Andrew B. Brettler told People.
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Everyone is definitely a little shaken up about what happened, but it's good to be dancing and focused on next week's show.
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White says Aldean's people turned down the offer -- saying he was shaken up from the shooting and might never perform live again.
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The attorney general race is usually sleepy, but this one has been shaken up by allegations that Democratic candidate and US Rep.
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Players in the game were so shaken up by the injury that some were reportedly crying in the locker room at halftime.
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The 85033-year-old progressive, who previously worked as a bartender, has shaken up the Democratic establishment since defeating 10-term Rep.
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WeWork has shaken up office leasing by offering start-ups and entrepreneurs short-term contracts in lieu of traditional long-term leases.
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LOS ANGELES — They have shaken up 2350st Century Fox's profile in Washington, replacing their father's Republican lobbying chief with a Democratic one.
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Regardless of where they are in dealing with digital disruption, everyone's assumptions about what is necessary to succeed are being shaken up.
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Eclipses are rattling energies, but just because you're the sign of balance that doesn't mean you're afraid of things getting shaken up.
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It is one of the most popular of a crop of new talk shows that have shaken up the celebrity industrial complex.
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It also avoids a potentially costly fight with Elliott, the $20153 billion hedge fund that has successfully shaken up many corporate boardrooms.
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According to Heather Stevning, the Executive Director of Option House, the shooting has shaken up a lot of women in the area.
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Since taking over the company in August, Mr. Flannery has promised big changes, shaken up his leadership team and grounded corporate planes.
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If House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is shaken up over Sanders's recent surge to the top of the polls, she's not showing it.
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NOTES: Donovan Mitchell of Louisville was helped off the court by trainer Fred Hina after being shaken up with 12:57 left.
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Icahn has shaken up management teams and business strategies at many companies, using deputies like Merksamer to implement changes he deems necessary.
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When the band stopped playing during the first song in order to honor the victims, people around me were really shaken up.
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And Naomi's other daughter, actress Ashley, had shaken up the family tree herself with a 2011 memoir chronicling childhood sexual abuse and neglect.
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The attorney general race is usually pretty sleepy, but this one has been shaken up by allegations that Democratic candidate and US Rep.
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The first bond investor said that Anglo's buyback had caught some people in the market offside and left some "lazy shorts" shaken up.
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The civil war in Syria has not only shaken up the Middle East, it is reshaping Europe and having an impact practically everywhere.
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Gabanna also experienced burns to her nose and paw, and though she's still a bit shaken up, she is expected to be fine.
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The suspect then fled as all four girls, who were shaken up but uninjured, ran to a nearby inn and asked for help.
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India, where new entrant Jio has shaken up the market, overshadowed continued growth in Europe, with the exception of its home British market.
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"Dina and David are obviously shaken up from the traumatic and violent home invasion and robbery," their attorney, Andrew B. Brettler, tells PEOPLE.
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Mark Cuban and car insurance comparison marketplace The Zebra's Adam Lyons will discuss how start-ups have been shaken up by government regulation.
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So far, the inquiry does not appear to have shaken up public support for Biden or the other candidates for the Democratic nomination.
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President Omar Hassan al-Bashir has recently shaken up the security establishment, replacing the heads of the army and intelligence service in February.
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But Trump's very public questioning of China's fiscal and trade policies has shaken up the status quo and left the Chinese off-balance.
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White says Rose Namajunas was also on the bus and very shaken up after the incident -- telling us she almost broke her hand.
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The retail sector could be further shaken up by plans for Sainsbury's to buy Walmart's Asda for around 7.3 billion pounds ($10 billion).
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Many of them feel that the existing order is corrupt and rigged, that it needs to be shaken up by an unpredictable president.
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Yet the sex, one soon sees, is actually imagined on much the same macho terms as before, just with the signifiers shaken up.
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"I think people are gonna be shaken up about this for a while," said Cole Tegner, a 22-year-old political science major.
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The race was recently shaken up when GOP front-runner Josh Mandel, Ohio's state treasurer, ended his campaign, citing his wife's health issues.
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The firm he co-founded, Ocado, has shaken up the British online retail market, and it is trying to do the same internationally.
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Among the rule changes that have shaken up the N.H.L. this season, nothing has been as constructive and confounding as the coach's challenge.
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The couple is still "shaken up from the traumatic and violent home invasion and robbery," their attorney, Andrew B. Brettler, told PEOPLE Monday.
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Things get shaken up, especially at school or in travel, as Uranus ends its retrograde on January 6—finally, all planets are direct!
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Dungey, who was shaken up and had to leave the game on Syracuse's previous possession, returned and drove the Orange to Hokies' 513.
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S. trade conflict has already shaken up financial markets and depressed global factory activity in a blow to business investment and world growth.
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Search high, low, and get real close to see if you can spot the pesky little details that have been shaken up here!
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She was pushed to the ground by an unseen assailant who stole her wallet and fled, leaving her shaken up but otherwise unharmed.
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One man from Massachusetts said he was cutting his trip short, and I heard many others echo his feeling of being shaken up.
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Apparently, no one has seen a White House staffer that shaken up since Trump forced Mike Pence to watch the Elton John movie.
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Police said the driver is shaken up over the incident and the parents of Jaylin and Kenton are distraught, 16 News Now reported.
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The Rangers' Derek Stepan was shaken up after a hard hit into the boards by Logan Shaw about three minutes into the third.
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The event's closing ceremony was shaken up by the director Asia Argento saying she was raped by Harvey Weinstein at Cannes in 153.
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The Brexit culture wars have not only shaken up Britain's political map but are now pushing the country into a more polarized state.
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While Frelimo and Renamo still dominate elections, a smaller party - the Mozambique Democratic Movement (MDM) - has shaken up the landscape in recent years.
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That suggests the ranking of the candidates — which has remained fairly consistent in recent weeks — could be shaken up in the new year.
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In addition, a spate of violent attacks, some of which have been claimed by the Pakistani Taliban, has also shaken up the elections.
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"There's a lot of reasons to believe that would have shaken up the hidebound ideas of what an Oscar movie is," she said.
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Our list of the 20 best smartphones in the world was shaken up a little after the announcement of three new phones this month.
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In recent years, Forest City has scrapped its dual-class share structure, shaken up its board and sought to shed some non-core assets.
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The market was shaken up by the entry of Harry's and Dollar Shave Club — bought by Unilever in 2016 — with their online-focused businesses.
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Sure, they've gotten better in recent years, especially as they've increased the number of nominations in some categories and shaken up their voting processes.
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Blue Jackets left wing Matt Calvert lost his helmet and was shaken up on a center-ice check by Dan Girardi in the third.
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The group, led by one of France's most prominent businessmen, Xavier Niel (pictured), is credited with having shaken up the telecoms industry at home.
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Wild seemed to have Bear Grylls as shaken up as the one where he's forced to ford an alligator-infested river, knife in hand.
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She has far less money than Carper, but her entrance into the primary has already shaken up what is normally considered a sleepy race.
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She seems mortified and shaken up by how the situation may look, but luckily, Jed pretends to laugh it off, making her feel better.
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The new owners have shaken up its management, and put a sharper focus on new media markets and boosted its presence in North America.
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Firms are right to worry that their businesses are about to be shaken up by the digital revolution or by upstarts from emerging markets.
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Hyde-Smith is seen as the strong favorite in the strongly conservative state, but a number of recent controversies have shaken up the race.
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House incumbents in Illinois and Ohio prevailed in their primary races on Tuesday despite the anti-establishment fervor that's shaken up the presidential campaign.
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THIS JUST IN Shaken up A pair of earthquakes shook parts of Tennessee, Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina, Alabama and South Carolina early this morning.
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The picture that is emerging, however, is that the political landscape in Iran is being shaken up by those seeking change outside of reform.
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Shook is a great term because it condenses the feeling of being shaken up or shaken in your boots down to a single word.
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When it was over, Ms. Green and her co-workers ran outside into a world that had been shaken up like a snow globe.
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Impressive as that feat was, if a player in that era was still standing, he wasn't likely to be removed after being shaken up.
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It has shaken up a complacent status quo that assumed that simply because someone is famous, or rich, or influential, they are above scrutiny.
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Son has shaken up the tech industry with the $100 billion Vision Fund, buying hefty stakes in high profile startups like Uber, WeWork and Slack.
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Following the race, Monaco's team, including Steven Borges Mendonaca, Thibault Demarthon, and Boris Vain all appeared to be visibly shaken up following the scary incident.
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Still, the impeachment of one of the most polarizing presidents in modern U.S. history has shaken up the election race by energizing both parties' bases.
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Cabrera was shaken up after taking a foul ball off his mask in the seventh inning and was removed for Raffy Lopez in the eighth.
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Saturday Night Live checked in with shoppers after an underground gas main exploded at a Phoenix American Girl Store, and boy were they shaken up.
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SoftBank has been thrust into the spotlight in recent years as a result of its Vision Fund, which has shaken up the global technology landscape.
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Ayanna Smith tells PEOPLE her son, Jalijah, is still a bit shaken up from last week's paddling inside the Meadows Elementary School in DeSoto, Texas.
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The game was delayed momentarily in the first when home plate umpire Jerry Layne was shaken up after taking a foul ball off his mask.
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Vietnam's crowded banking sector has been shaken up in recent years, with stricter lending and debt classification, forced takeovers, and numerous bankers jailed for fraud.
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But in many ways, I admire how he has shaken up the system by cleverly telling a class of voters what they want to hear.
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It was the biggest, starriest and most louche Tony night many could recall, though many were shaken up by the mass shooting in Orlando, Fla.
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When Ngannou fought Derrick Lewis and refused to pull the trigger for fifteen minutes, it was obvious that something in him had been shaken up.
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Mr. Broderick is set to play Martin O'Reilly, an unlucky man whose life is shaken up by a charismatic stranger, and Mark Brokaw will direct.
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Danish studio Playdead hasn't shaken up the formula too much—what worked for Limbo works here, and the two games play very alike one another.
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After Elizabeth Howard (Crystal Fox) passes out at the party, Bonnie is shaken up and spends the evening at the hospital by her mother's side.
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"I'm shaken up," said Representative Jeff Duncan, Republican of South Carolina, who said he may have spoken with the gunman as he left practice early.
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Carter, who was running to first, did not see the bat fly into the seats or hit the boy, but he was shaken up nonetheless.
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The carnage was reminiscent of deadly attacks by Islamic State supporters using vehicles that have shaken up Nice, France, Berlin, Barcelona, London and New York.
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Sanders had recently shaken up his team in New Hampshire amid concerns from his supporters that he was ignoring their worries about losing the state.
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Ritchie's granddaughter Jennifer Sontag told CNN that Ritchie was shaken up by the fire, but is still the same calm and confident person she was before.
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According to Disney's release in December this was a "definitive agreement" between the companies, but that was shaken up this summer by an offer from Comcast.
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Deutsche has shaken up its top managers in the past few weeks after investors became frustrated with the bank, which has had three years of losses.
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Jenner spoke to PEOPLE after the frightening collision that totaled her week-old, $250,000 Rolls-Royce: "I'm okay, just shaken up and very sore," she says.
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"[Rob and Chyna] were both extremely shaken up and upset by everything, but once they discovered that Kim wasn't hurt they calmed down," a source added.
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Citi's markets and securities services division has been shaken up in recent months as the bank streamlines businesses to better serve the evolving needs to clients.
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Running in particular tends to trigger these GI disturbances, because your body is also literally shaken up in a way that can speed up gut motility.
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With this status, it has been able to carry out a widespread purge that has shaken up just about every aspect of public life in Turkey.
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Market newcomer Reliance Jio Infocomm, which has shaken up the sector by offering free calls and cut-price data, is likely to gain from the move.
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Car sales models are already being shaken up by startups – Tesla sells its vehicles exclusively online, using showrooms only for in-person looks at its cars.
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One close family friend -- Brian Donato, 75, of Earlysville, Virginia, and the godfather of Paul Scalia -- was shaken up as he left the morning's private ceremony.
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Norwegian has shaken up long-haul rivals by offering cut-price transatlantic fares, but its rapid expansion has left it with hefty losses and high debts.
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The shift in British policy, while partly due to the Brexit vote, illustrates how Trump's first days in office have shaken up British and EU calculations.
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In August, Holland's future with Marvel was shaken up after Deadline reported that Sony and Disney were unable to reach a financial agreement regarding Spider-Man.
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Things will get intense soon after this easy weekend: Venus opposes Pluto on June 5, stirring up overwhelming emotions and finding your foundations being shaken up.
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Both women took to social media to confirm the story and share the news that they were safe and recovering, but still a little shaken up.
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Any partnerships, romantic or not, that haven't been built on firm ground—with shared values, mutual respect, and an openness to compromise—will be shaken up.
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Her life is shaken up when her former boss (Dennis Haysbert) enlists her to help save people who have lost themselves in a virtual-reality program.
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They're all from Maude, the female-founded sexual wellness brand that's shaken up an industry that hasn't always been known for elevated design and minimalist packaging.
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Trump's unexpected win has shaken up the immigration battle in the tech community, deflating the high hopes of reformers and forcing them to ready a defense.
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Poppy does look like she was a bit shaken up by the Disney ride, but Dunlap told the Huffington Post that it all ended up being fine.
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The latest exhibition, The Intersectional Self, considers how a new awareness of fluid gender identities has affected feminism and shaken up our traditional understanding of gender roles.
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The following day, he was still shaken up by the comments that were made and decided to share his negative encounter online with over 11,000 Facebook followers.
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The attack on Pakistan's election day follows several other bloody attacks, some of which have been claimed by the Pakistani Taliban, that has shaken up the country.
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Shaken up on the play, Kadri skated back to the Toronto bench and was seen making a throat-slashing gesture with his hand while yelling at Giordano.
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If you say "LaCroix" to a youngish urban professional, be ready for a possible explosion of enthusiasm, as if you'd shaken up a can of carbonated water.
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It's quite possible that he was only momentarily shaken up, or maybe just trying that old goaltending trick of embellishing contact to try to draw a whistle.
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Liz Dunn, founder and CEO of Talmage Advisors, said Amazon has shaken up the retail world with its Amazon Prime memberships and its pre-emptive holiday deals.
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The shake-up aims to strengthen partnership between carriers on the North Atlantic, where new low-cost entrants have shaken up the market in the last year.
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Related Link: Khloe Kardashian breaks silence on Kim's robbery: 'She's not doing that well Kardashian's family has said that she's badly shaken up since the jewelry heist.
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And since I have seen the light on Miranda's excellence, it's has also shaken up the way I perceive the other characters, and even the show itself.
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Then, the slips went into old film canisters, and the canisters were placed in a bowl which was then shaken up and and one name was drawn.
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BTW, we already know the pup survives, as he was shown in a flashback with a shaken-up Kate and Randall at Miguel's house, after the fire.
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The liner ended up in a single, but Seager was so shaken up that he went out to check on Shoemaker while trainers attended to the pitcher.
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Home Depot's stock was shaken up for missing Wall Street estimates in the last quarter and it created a good opportunity for investors to buy, Cramer said.
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This is because both parties have been shaken up by the presence of mavericks who have forced political elites to get back in touch with their bases.
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Stocks were shaken up on Tuesday after Belgium was struck by a series of attacks in which at least 31 people were killed and many more injured.
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Although Samsung would likely have preferred for the Court to take a broader look at the lower courts' decisions, the damages decision could still be shaken up.
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In a demo, I saw the Pixel get rapidly shaken up and down an inch or so while recording with no visual jitter or jelly at all.
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In the coming months, as the combination of promotion and retirement cascades through official China, leadership posts will be shaken up at every level of the party.
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To fill you in on just how much things are about to get shaken up for Kelly, we gathered everything you need to know about Sunday Night.
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Abraaj has also shaken up its management, suspended new investments, freed up large investors from millions of dollars in capital commitments and is reviewing its corporate structure.
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"We really believe they are trailblazing and have kind of shaken up the world" of fitness wear, said Catherine Marshall, director of global business development at Reebok.
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But Abey, who tried just four passes, was shaken up on a run with 11:16 left in the third quarter, left the game and didn't return.
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"I'm still a little shaken up," she said after hanging up with her boyfriend to tell him she was O.K. Far from Times Square, the commute crawled.
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And he has shaken up the series by going far afield, as with "Personal," in which Reacher tries to prevent the assassination of the president of France.
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I think the simplicity, the ease of use, for me make it that it's undeniable that this industry's going to be completely shaken up through this tech.
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But if you think that there's kind of some supply-demand dynamics that were just shaken up by this rate move, that's why these names are moving.
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In August, Tom Holland's future with Marvel was shaken up after Deadline reported that Sony and Disney were unable to reach a financial agreement regarding Spider-Man.
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Iran and Israel were already drawing deeper into confrontation before Trump pulled the United States out of the deal, but his move has shaken up the region.
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Increasingly, as consumers of health care have gained more autonomy, the traditional relationship skewed to favor the power of doctors in decision-making has been shaken up.
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Tiffany and Signet have shaken up their management and hired outsiders to fill important roles such as CEOs and chief designers, to give their brands a new look.
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After George Clooney's scary motorcycle accident in Italy last week that left him injured, his wife Amal is reportedly shaken up and eager to make some lifestyle changes.
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"What libra has done is … it has shaken up the central banking community," she said, because a private sector-backed, global digital currency has suddenly become real possibility.
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But this month's rapid changes have shaken up the military balance across a quarter of the country, renewing fears of a possible resurgence of the militant Islamist group.
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Palin announced her backing, Mr. Trump stood wearing a satisfied smile as she scolded mainstream Republicans as sellouts and praised how Mr. Trump had shaken up the party.
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The world of noise-canceling headphones is being shaken up today with the news that Bose has an all-new flagship model, dubbed the Noise Cancelling Headphones 700.
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Pelosi told reporters outside the White House that Trump appeared "shaken up" by the House vote during a meeting she and other Democratic leaders had with the president.
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The company's dynamic premium model has shaken up traditional approaches and been adopted by insurance giants including China's Ping An and Manulife's John Hancock in the United States.
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Microsoft may have also been shaken up by the fortunes of Nokia, the struggling handset business that Microsoft once acquired before divesting some years later, at a loss.
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"Fortnite" — a free-to-play online video game — has shaken up the gaming industry in recent years, catapulting itself beyond the sector into the wider socio-cultural landscape.
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The very high end has been shaken up by Focal and MrSpeakers, each setting new benchmarks for dynamic sound that's enjoyable for both discerning perfectionists and casual listeners.
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Kim Cattrall has been left "shaken up" after a scary incident in which she says a teenager crashed her car into the actress' home while allegedly out joyriding.
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Obama acknowledged that the killing "has shaken up people in Okinawa as well as people throughout Japan" and pledged that the U.S. would cooperate fully with the investigation.
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The unrest has shaken up a long moribund political scene marked by decades of social and economic malaise and behind-the-scenes power-broking by the military establishment.
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Under Blocher's influence, the conservative SVP has developed a eurosceptic and anti-immigration agenda that has shaken up the cozy post-war consensual system prevailing in neutral Switzerland.
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In the first period, Swedish defender Jonas Ahnelov took a blow to the head on a heavy body check from Finland's Petri Kontiola and was clearly shaken up.
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As shaken up as everyone is in the LGBT community right now, this is the time when we need to stand stronger and taller, continue to love harder.
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Likewise, economist John Kwoka has shaken up the antitrust profession with work showing that mergers allowed by the Federal Trade Commission in concentrated industries lead to price hikes.
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The race — once considered Republicans' best chance to wrest away a Democratic seat — is an example of how Mr. Trump's erratic campaign has shaken up the political map.
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Moonlight's win was one of the biggest Oscar upsets ever, and it's shaken up the prediction game in ways that are both exciting and a little nerve-wracking.
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No one was injured in the shooting, but the incident has shaken up both countries, which are engaged in a bitter diplomatic fight over a detained US pastor.
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But his ideas have shaken up White House debates that would otherwise be dominated by the retired and active-duty generals who lead Mr. Trump's national security team.
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This year, the union has shaken up its endorsement process and encouraged more personal interaction from candidates, with no plans to rush an official endorsement before the primaries.
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The Vision Fund's aggressive moves — it has now invested in more than 70 companies — have shaken up the tech industry and made Son into one of its kingmakers.
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" As banking gets shaken up by fintech startups, he believes there may be an additional role for financial institutions in providing, as Fung put it, a "trust passport.
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A Word With It's the beginning of the end for "The Leftovers," the HBO drama about a world shaken up by the sudden disappearance of 140 million people.
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"I don't feel like I'm shaken up by the bully," said Mr. Bush, trying to defend his handling of Donald J. Trump's unruly influence on the Republican primary race.
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Those aspects of his positions or his predispositions that don't match up with reality, he will find shaken up pretty quick because reality has a way of asserting itself.
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Chicago Cubs outfielder Albert Almora Jr. remained shaken up following Wednesday night's game, after a small child was struck by a foul ball he hit during the fourth inning.
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But the two enduring teen glossies have shaken up their leadership structures lately: Less than two years ago, Cosmopolitan's editor-in-chief and publisher started overseeing Seventeen as well.
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West love Paris, and no robbery will change that — regardless of how shaken up the reality star remains just a day after a horrific attack.
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Orange Is the New Black has shaken up that antihero template in two important ways, one of which is immediately obvious and the other of which is less so.
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While cameras quickly cut to commercial break, Burke could be seen crying from behind-the-scenes as Lochte appeared to be shaken up while the audience chanted his name.
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Banks have ramped up investments in financial technology as new firms, notably online lenders such as Social Finance and payment services such as Venmo, have shaken up the industry.
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The arrival of the previously little-known 31-year-old has so shaken up the kingdom since 2015 that he may as well have flown in on a jetpack.
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"There's no question that people come in...and yeah they're kind of shaken up by some of what's happening," he said during an interview with The Global Politico podcast.
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But it also shows how profoundly Trump has shaken up the Republican Party, to the point that conservative intellectuals are wandering around dazed, openly questioning everything they ever knew.
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Bowe, 57, has already shaken up Andersons by selling eight Iowa grain facilities last month and bringing in executives from his former employer, global commodities trader Cargill Inc [CARG.UL].
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Mr. Biden has already shaken up his campaign operation, installing Ms. Dunn, a longtime adviser, at the top of his organization shortly before the New Hampshire primary last month.
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His dreary routine is shaken up by a brief love affair with another government worker (Suzanna Hamilton), but their rebellious romance is no match for Big Brother's Thought Police.
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The atmosphere created by the vintage furniture is shaken up by a bespoke metal coat rail and the bedside tables, which were made by a local North London firm.
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And Bronn, in particular, seemed pretty shaken up by Dany's dragons and the Dothraki brigade after spending much of the episode bragging about how death doesn't make him flinch.
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He has shaken up his core national security team, replacing national security adviser H.R. McMaster with John Bolton, a hard-charging former U.N. ambassador, who officially begins on Monday.
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The new face onstage, Bloomberg, has shaken up the race by exponentially outspending the other candidates on television ads, and he has been correspondingly rising in the national polls.
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Bernie Sanders's strong results in Iowa and New Hampshire, Joe Biden's national decline, and Bloomberg's ad-fueled rise have shaken up the race — and everyone's looking to take advantage.
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Though Taetz says the driver didn't have any life-threatening injuries, she was shaken up, and it was clear she needed to be taken to the hospital for evaluation.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's stunning decision to step down as senior members of the Royal Family doesn't just have The Queen reeling ... it's shaken up the betting world.
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Forward Phil Kessel was also shaken up after a hard hit up high from the Kings' Derek Forbort early in the third period, but returned a few minutes later.
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While trade has shaken up markets as of late, the Fed may choose to not mention the topic of potential trade wars, in order to keep markets at bay.
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The Oslo-listed airline has shaken up the long-haul market by offering cut-price transatlantic fares, but its rapid expansion has left it with hefty losses and high debts.
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But in his first news conference since last week's stunning election results, Obama warned that some of Trump's expectations will soon be shaken up by the gravity of the job.
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While it seems West is pretty shaken up, his rant is quite a shock considering he just apologized to Drake for his part in their beef over a week ago.
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Canucks center Bo Horvat was shaken up in the final minute of the second period as he crashed headfirst into the end boards after Bryan Little sidestepped his attempted bodycheck.
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He has already shaken up the old order by pushing out prominent figures from key state roles, including the former president's daughter Isabel dos Santos, who was head of Sonangol.
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Another photo shows the cinder block broken in several pieces, while the third features Fifi looking up at the camera after being freed, appearing slightly shaken up from getting stuck.
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"There are big hurdles to climb over when you're 30..." Per Duff's interview with Vulture, it sounds like Lizzie's life might get a bit shaken up as the series progresses.
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He argued that the subscription offering is part of a broader way of imaging how energy services are provided, much the same way that, say, Netflix has shaken up entertainment.
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Ted Cruz has not only shaken up the Republican presidential race, but heading into the homestretch, he has suddenly become the odds-on favorite to win the nomination in Ohio.
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Bodner hypothesized that, by applying Henry's Law to seawater, the dissolved air would separate from the water, the way that carbon dioxide fizzes out of a shaken-up soda can.
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The Japanese conglomerate has shaken up the tech investment landscape in Silicon Valley and beyond, pouring billions of dollars into fast-growing start-ups as well as publicly-listed firms.
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Home Depot's stock was shaken up for missing Wall Street estimates in the last quarter and it created a good opportunity for investors to buy, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday.
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The comments reflect Son's dealmaking ambitions that have shaken up the world of venture capital investing as he looks to accelerate his vision of a future driven by artificial intelligence.
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Xi has shaken up the commission and military since assuming power late in 19843 as he roots out corruption and streamlines the 2 million-strong armed forces, the world's largest.
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And most surprisingly, after a dust-up with the police (it takes place offscreen), Johan seems shaken up, and pulled closer to Andre's worldview, doubting even his precious poetry. (Mr.
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He's so confident, and despite the knowledge that Lincoln is controlled by me and Suspenders is controlled by a fairly delimited AI script, I still get a little shaken up.
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Norwegian has shaken up the transatlantic travel market with low fares, but breakneck expansion and the forced grounding of its Boeing 13 MAX fleet also brought mounting debts and losses.
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She said that she sees New Hampshire as a crucial step toward electing Sanders and that the muddled results and multiple candidates declaring victory has shaken up the race here.
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It is just one more way in which New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation primary, now 100 years old, is seeing some of its cherished grass-roots political traditions shaken up.
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A source close to the actress previously told PEOPLE that responding officers encouraged Heard to make a statement about the alleged incident, but Heard declined because she was too shaken up.
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SocGen, more focused on equities than its rivals, has shaken up management and invested more in fixed income and prime services, aimed at hedge fund clients, in the past few years.
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Pelosi said that she believes Trump was "very shaken up" by the Syria resolution vote and said that the impeachment inquiry did not come up during the conversation with the President.
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More broadly, the Russia-Saudi collaboration shows how the U.S. production surge this decade has shaken up the geopolitics of oil, challenging OPEC and forcing the cartel to seek new strategies.
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It's a highly competitive industry, with Riot Games "League of Legends" 2018 World Championship finals attracting nearly 100 million unique viewers, while free-to-play Fortnite has shaken up the industry.
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Abraaj, founded in 2002 by Pakistan-born Arif Naqvi, has shaken up its management, suspended new investments and undertaken a review of its corporate structure in the aftermath of the dispute.
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"Doesn't matter if eminem has had gun shot effects in the past, the crowd was actually scared and shaken up because of how actually realistic it is," wrote the Twitter user.
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The tune, an ode to the popcorn flicks of 2017 that also included It, Girls Trip, and anything involving the four famous Chrises, would have definitely shaken up Hollywood's Super Bowl.
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But a string of movements has shaken up the political landscape, including Britain's UKIP, which helped drive the Brexit debate, and France's National Front, which wants its own anti-EU referendum.
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One person at Tuesday's lunch said Trump appeared to be " shaken up" by the news, and kept mentioning that he and Limbaugh had seen each other in West Palm Beach, Fla.
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It didn't take long for the officer to realize a young kid and his mom were just delivering papers, but Brandie and Uriah were both shaken up by the whole incident.
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The Oslo-listed airline has shaken up the long-haul market by offering cut-price trans-Atlantic fares, but its rapid expansion has left it with hefty losses and high debts.
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The financial watchdog has been shaken up, and Mark Carney, the boss of the Bank of England, which has ultimate responsibility for the banks, has hinted that they have enough capital.
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According to the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department, the driver of the car who was hit by the bounce house was not injured but was left shaken up by the ordeal.
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The Trump phenomenon and major events like the Great Recession and the bailouts have shaken up the electoral map in this country in ways both establishment parties don't seem to notice.
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When Trump landed to a red carpet royal welcome in Riyadh earlier this year, few could have predicted the speed with which the pair have shaken up the already polarized region.
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New York (CNN)Less than a month before he is set to testify in front of Congress, Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump's former personal attorney, has shaken up his legal team.
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The outspoken businessman has struggled to win support from officeholders, who have been reluctant to embrace the man who has shaken up the GOP presidential race like no one before him.
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But it cut that quota drastically last year under the Conservative government, after the industry was shaken up by the arrivals of online media services such as the streaming site Netflix.
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And if you think such an image doesn't tally with your idea of a Beckett hero, well, it's healthy to have your preconceptions of art shaken up every now and then.
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Google could pay as much as $10.1 billion, RBC estimated in January — a prediction made before Nutanix fell significantly as the broader stock market was shaken up amid the coronavirus crisis.
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Related: 100 Years of Earthquake Data Becomes an 8-Day-Long Orchestral Arrangement Virtual Human Towers and Seismic Data Art Shake Up Barcelona A Colorful Sculpture Shaken Up From Seismic Data
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The special counsel has shaken up Washington's lobbying industry, forwarding three cases involving powerful Republican and Democratic Beltway figures to prosecutors handling the case against Mr. Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen.
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Officer Manny Ramirez, the president of the Fort Worth Police Officers Association, said Mr. Dean had never been the subject of an investigation and was "very shaken up" by the shooting.
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The 27.3-year-old Missouri attorney general was also taped blaming the cultural revolution of the 24.6s for sex trafficking -- an odd linkage that's shaken up the race in recent days.
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The financial industry has been shaken up in recent years by tech start-ups that have taken on business services that were traditionally restricted to banks, like lending and electronic payments.
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Mr. Xi, 63, who has shaken up many political norms, does not want to be shackled by an informal rule created by his predecessors, people close to senior officials have said.
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The teams got into a scuffle at the first-period horn, and Ovechkin was shaken up when he was hit in the face by Matt Calvert, leaving blood on the ice.
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California health officials proposed a regulation change Friday that would declare coffee doesn&apost present a significant cancer risk, countering a recent state court ruling that had shaken up some coffee drinkers.
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Surveillance video captured from a doorbell camera shows one of the men pulling out a gun and pointing it at Holloway, who is reported to have been "shaken up" after the robbery.
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But as craft beer has shaken up the industry, brewing has opened up and diversified, slowly enabling women to not just return to, but own, a profession which was once their own.
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However for more substantial levelling to occur, the established order needs to be shaken up: the greater the shock to the system, the easier it becomes to reduce privilege at the top.
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Mr. Knight's truck hit a stray cow on a South Carolina highway last month, an accident that should have left Mr. Knight, a 52-year-old welder, shaken up but not dead.
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On the good side, it is shaking up industries that need to be shaken up, like insurance, he argues, and it provides access to products that some people otherwise would not have.
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Since his election in 2015, Magufuli has shaken up the Tanzanian economy by demanding higher royalty payments from mining firms and firing senior government officials accused of not doing their jobs properly.
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The Nevada measure placed new pressure on an industry shaken up by the growth of alternative energy sources, some of which have made it easier for consumers to generate their own electricity.
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Wal-Mart is investing billions to get its online business right to stave off marketshare losses to Amazon, which has shaken up the industry with its acquisition of upmarket grocer Whole Foods.
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Apple has shaken up its iOS software plans for 2018, delaying some features to next year in an effort to put more focus on addressing performance and quality issues, Axios has learned.
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CEO Max Conze, who joined in June from British home appliances maker Dyson, has shaken up the management but has yet to persuade investors he can compete with streaming giants like Netflix.
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She's not really one to scare easily (umm, see 'Chucky') ... so you can tell she was shaken up when she heard what happened to Kim ... in fact, she feels bad for her.
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Like many other locals, as a patron of the restaurant, Sanchez explained he was shaken up by the dangerous activity that occurred, especially since it resulted from the spreading of complete lies.
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It was perhaps the least friendly reception in his four years at Maryland, and he was unusually shaken up after the event, according to people who worked and spoke with him afterward.
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Airbnb has shaken up the market for travel accommodation, competing with hotels by allowing people to rent out their homes or apartments, either in full or as part of a house-share.
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In conclusion, the DrugWise report says the British drug market is slowly reconfiguring itself since being shaken up by a dive in purity levels and the arrival of NPS eight years ago.
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There is one other group supporting Trump—left-wing intellectuals siding with Slavoj Žižek in thinking that Hillary is the preserver of an unbearable status quo, and things should be shaken up.
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Jio has shaken up India's telecoms sector since its launch in 2016 by offering free calls and cut-price data plans, forcing rivals to respond with their own cuts and spurring consolidation.
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And while Trump has shaken up the GOP race with a number of unorthodox takes on major political issues, the candidate mirrors the talking points in this area of his Republican competitors.
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Newton was shaken up and exited for one play following a short second-down keeper that took the ball to the Tampa Bay 10 with 9:05 remaining in the second quarter.
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The company has been under a lot of heat from activist investors such as Elliott and Starboard, who believe the company needs to be shaken up and reorganised to return to growth.
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The leadership of the White House Office of Legislative Affairs is getting shaken up just as the administration gears up to confirm President Donald Trump's second nominee to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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He presents this view in "Total Rethink" (Wiley, 2019), which traces his career as a tech and media entrepreneur in which he's shaken up industries and won an Emmy Award in 2005.
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Only a few hours into his trip to the U.K., Britons learned that the American president who had just shaken up NATO allies in Brussels was not out of the provocation business.
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Flashback: Last month, adults were shaken up after anti-gun violence nonprofit Sandy Hook Promise aired a back-to-school PSA video detailing graphic images of students in a active shooter scenario.
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Norwegian Air has shaken up the market for transatlantic travel with cut-price fares that challenge traditional carriers such as IAG's British Airways, but has so far lacked a domestic U.S. partner.
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Since the dispute broke earlier this year, Abraaj has shaken up its management, suspended new investment activities and undertaken an independent review of its corporate structure, focusing on governance and control functions.
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Stallone's imputation comes during a time when Hollywood has been shaken up by accusations of sexual harassment and assault resulting in actors, directors, and filmmakers being prosecuted, sued, and removed from projects.
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While he's never met Mac himself, it's clear AJ's shaken up over his passing -- explaining people need to realize how big an issue drug addiction really is ... and how to overcome it.
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These upstart brands, which boast fewer chemicals and packaging with recycled plastic, are part of the wave of disruption that earlier slammed food and personal care and has finally shaken up home care.
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On the recording, Soules can be heard heavily breathing, apparently shaken up, as he tells the dispatcher what happened in the collision between his truck and the tractor that was driven by Mosher.
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The polls and betting markets still give "stay" a significant lead, but the one-way tide that "stay" had enjoyed for most of the spring has been shaken up over the last week.
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The former co-convener of the Swadeshi Jagran Manch, the economic wing of the RSS, has shaken up the central bank, say those who know him and are familiar with recent board meetings.
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A passenger killing in China on the ride-hailing app Didi last month has shaken up the ride-sharing community and revived conversations about driver background checks, customer support, and other safety issues.
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Airbnb has shaken up the market for travel accommodation, and competes with hotels by allowing people to rent out their homes or apartments, either in full or as part of a house-share.
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He has arrested generals for graft who were once considered untouchable, announced a trimming of the ranks by 300,000, shaken up the outdated command structure and slimmed down the top-heavy high command.
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It began producing pipes in December 2015, and its arrival on the scene has shaken up a market traditionally controlled by four producers - steelmakers OMK and Severstal, plus specialist pipemakers ChelPipe and TMK.
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French advertising group Publicis said it would revise lower an over-ambitious profit target for 2018 as it strives to adapt to the new digital world that has shaken up the ad industry.
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Wake Forest quarterback John Wolford, who was shaken up in the second half and missed some time before returning, completed 16 of 33 passes for 191 yards and two touchdowns with two interceptions.
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With billions of smartphones, near-limitless computing power available on-demand, and contract manufacturing, the same forces that have shaken up the technology industry are causing upheaval for every other industry as well.
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His policies have shaken up the field of family planning, they say, and his derogatory comments about African countries and Haiti have caused disbelief among people they work with outside the United States.
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Be willing to navigate the tumult at Condé Nast, which in the past year has shaken up top leadership and reorganized its production structure as it weathers an industry-wide financial downturn. 3.
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"I don't feel shaken up by this loss," Djokovic, the only player in the all-time top five winning percentages on clay not to have won Roland Garros, said after losing to Murray.
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Her denial comes as foreign powers, including the Congolese government, scramble to hire consultants with an inside track to President Donald Trump, whose inscrutable positions and outsider status have shaken up Washington's influence industry.
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Amidst the newly minted scooter unicorns, ebbs and flows of bitcoin investments and wagers on the price of Uber's IPO, another trend has shaken up the tech industry: the explosion of enterprise software successes.
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Joan Smrekar said she initially believed the source to be hunters or else someone trying to scare away a bear, but when she found out her neighbors were murdered, it left her shaken up.
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European and Asia markets were shaken up on Friday, after sterling briefly dived 6 percent, with traders struggling to find out whether it was a "fat finger error" or related to fears over Brexit.
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"Hurricane Barry has shaken up the data for a second week, with lower production and stymied imports leading to a near-11 million barrel draw," said Matt Smith, director of commodity research at ClipperData.
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The U.S. currency has been shaken up this week on growing expectations that the Federal Reserve would slow down its rate hikes, a view given credence in comments on Wednesday by Chairman Jerome Powell.
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Wells Fargo has shaken up its upper ranks to show regulators it is committed to fixing a culture that caused a wide-ranging sales practice scandal and resulted in billions of dollars in fines.
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Independent refiners, known as teapots, have shaken up China's oil industry this year, accounting for most of its crude import growth since receiving import licenses for the first time near the end of 2015.
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The group has shaken up the French mobile market since 2012 with low-cost services, but is now facing aggressive fixed and mobile discounts from French rivals Altice Europe's SFR , Bouygues Telecom and Orange.
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Christie, whose stunning endorsement of Trump on Friday has shaken up the 2016 race, was accused of breaking a vow that he would never back Trump by the publisher of New Hampshire's largest newspaper.
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Acclaimed across two separate Off Broadway engagements, "An Octoroon" is receiving its European premiere in West London at the Orange Tree Theater, a pleasingly intimate venue whose once-sedate programming has been shaken up.
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One difficulty was finding language experts, notably with mastery of Russian and Chinese, the languages of two countries whose increasingly central role has shaken up an old world order dominated by U.S. military might.
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Soylent, the once high-flying Los Angeles-based meal replacement startup that has raised $72.4 million in financing from investors including Google Ventures, Lerer Hippeau and Andreessen Horowitz, has shaken up its executive team.
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Kobe Steel said a lack of quality controls and a focus on profits was behind the widespread data tampering that has shaken up the supply chains of car and plane makers around the world.
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Israel's mobile phone industry was shaken up in 2012 with the entry of new operators, sparking a price war that led to steep drops in subscribers, revenue and profit for Cellcom and other incumbents.
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"When I talked to you I was shaken up and a little disturbed being that I had someone nearly whack me over the head with a piece of lumber for collecting scooters," he wrote.
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As the first outsider to head the 127-year-old conglomerate, Culp has cracked open GE's books to more scrutiny, shaken up its board and stationed new leaders in trouble spots like power and insurance.
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"Everybody was shaken up, but it's something that, as a team, we can use to understand that this is life, and unfortunately, life happens and gets in the way of your best plans," Sims says.
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Farage added that if the British elite betrayed Brexit, he did not think there would be violence on the streets but that British politics would be shaken up and the Conservative Party would suffer badly.
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Software and technology companies like Lyft, Juno and Uber have shaken up the traditional auto industry business model of selling cars by offering customers an alternative to vehicle ownership through smartphone-based ride-hailing services.
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The label is still converting stores to its rococco new look, which has helped boost sales by the square metre in redesigned shops, and has shaken up its product and price mix in recent years.
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"While Bille escaped serious injuries and has been released from the hospital, he is understandably shaken up and — more importantly — his deepest condolences go out to the host family during this tragic and difficult time."
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In the meantime, Roche Holding AG has shaken up Wall Street expectations for the $7.73-billion lung cancer market, showing its Tecentriq immunotherapy slows the spread of advanced lung cancer when combined with older treatments.
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After a brutal trading day on Wall Street, CNBC's Jim Cramer shined a light on a number of sectors where investors can search for buying opportunities in a market shaken up by escalating trade tensions.
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To that end, the boss plans to double the company size by adding 2,000 staff this year, a move that contrasts with large-scale layoffs that have recently shaken up Chinese tech heavyweights like NetEase.
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The label is still converting stores to its rococco new look, which has helped boost sales by the square meter in redesigned shops, and has shaken up its product and price mix in recent years.
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Nowhere is this impact more evident than in search, where Google has significantly shaken up its philosophy on what a term like "search" even means when you know so much about users and their interests.
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Global markets have been shaken up in recent weeks over fears that Deutsche Bank, a symbol of German financial might and Europe's fourth-largest biggest bank by assets, cannot absorb a fine of that magnitude.
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Critic score: 53%Synopsis: With the help of an investigative journalist (Denzel Washington), an extremely wise student (Roberts) tries to confirm her theory about a high-profile murder case that's shaken up the entire country.
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A boom in oil and natural gas production in the United States in recent years, driven mainly by shale drilling, has shaken up world oil markets and revived the United States as a petroleum power.
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The company has been investing heavily in its new bank and other businesses as it seeks to expand and adapt a fluctuating premium model that has shaken up traditional approaches to insurance in other sectors.
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While the expected September schedule has been shaken up, Trump has also cleared the decks by agreeing to a surprise deal with Democrats to fund the government and raise the debt ceiling through Dec. 8.
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Mr. Narvekar has already shaken up the endowment's management, saying Harvard will lay off roughly half its 230 employees by the end of the next fiscal year, including all of its internal hedge fund managers.
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Colorado Rockies stud pitcher Jon Gray says he's nervous about the possibility of free agency in a couple years ... saying the drama that Dallas Keuchel and Craig Kimbrel just went through has him shaken up.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Foreign investors are bailing out of Japanese stocks as a wobbly economy feeds disillusionment about 'Abenomics', sparking bouts of volatility in a market increasingly shaken up by policy decisions of the Bank of Japan.
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Israel's mobile phone industry was shaken up in 2012 with the entry of a host of new operators, sparking a price war that led to steep drops in subscribers, revenue and profit at the three incumbents.
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My heart rate spiked, and for moments afterward, I felt shaken up and on high alert, wary of the countless other scooter riders that could be one mistake away from sending me to the emergency room.
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Here is what gives me the most hope, despite how shaken up I feel: in Pittsburgh, according to the social media accounts of the suspect, Jews were targeted for raising funds to resettle immigrants and refugees.
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The group, led by French billionaire Vincent Bollore, has shaken up Telecom Italia's governance since becoming its biggest shareholder, with a 24 percent stake, and has lately placed two of its top executives at the helm.
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The shifting political terrain in Swift County offers a window into the nation's broader political tectonics, shifts that have shaken up Washington on an increasingly frequent basis, shifts that gave us President Obama — and President Trump.
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The race for the White House was shaken up again on Tuesday as primary voters in both parties went to the polls in Michigan and Mississippi, while the GOP held additional contests in Idaho and Hawaii.
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The bosses of KLM and Lufthansa traded barbs with Ryanair's Michael O'Leary, chief of the pioneering low-cost carrier which has shaken up the market with its cheap fares and given traditional flag-carriers a headache.
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I was still too shaken up to investigate whether the pill would do what it promised but the following morning, I awoke with an erection like a crowbar that didn't fully subside for some 90 minutes.
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The company, which has shaken up traditional approaches to insurance with a model that ties premium rates to clients' lifestyle choices, has been sacrificing profits in order to plough funds into new ventures including a bank.
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Ray Dalio has shaken up management at Bridgewater Associates twice in the past year, while Eric Mindich never groomed a successor at Eton Park before pulling the plug on the multistrategy firm in March, for example.
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Launches of new digital currencies, known as initial coin offerings (ICOs), have shaken up social and economic order, created hidden financial risks, and in some cases may amount to fraud, China's National Internet Finance Association said.
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The president has shaken up the country's participation in international alliances and agreements, equivocating on whether the country will continue to participate in NATO and also pulling out of the Paris climate accord earlier this year.
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The billionaire founder of Insys Therapeutics Inc has shaken up his legal team and is seeking to delay trial over charges he participated in a scheme to bribe doctors to prescribe a fentanyl-based cancer pain medication.
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Charley is most shaken up by all of this because she feels responsible — after all, if she had sent the men home when she was supposed to (and as Remy had advised), they might still be alive.
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The voters of the Rust Belt have shaken up the 2016 presidential campaign: Hoping to jolt a political system they see as ineffective and out of touch, they have repeatedly revolted by supporting unlikely, anti-establishment candidates.
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Hoffman, currently an assistant secretary for public affairs at DHS, would be leaving the agency as the Trump administration has shaken up the leadership at the department, firing several senior officials along with former Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen.
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The group has already shaken up the technology sector with the Saudi-backed $100 billion Vision Fund, making splashy investments in late-stage start-ups such as ride-hailing company Uber and shared offices provider WeWork Cos.
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Over nearly four decades, the chief executive of SoftBank Group of Japan has spent vast amounts of money to build an investment empire that spans countries and industries and that has increasingly shaken up the technology world.
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While Norwegian has shaken up the market, and given others such as Icelandic Wow, Lufthansa's Eurowings, Level and Primera the confidence to try out low-cost long-haul, its rapid expansion has put it under financial strain.
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He was shaken up in the fourth when he was hit in the face by his helmet, causing a big gash on his forehead that left him bleeding, as he was thrown out trying to steal second.
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Abraaj has shaken up its management, suspended new investments and undertaken a review of its corporate structure following a dispute with four of its investors over the use of their money in a $1 billion healthcare fund.
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Israel's mobile phone industry was shaken up in 2012 with the entry of a host of new operators, sparking a price war that led to steep drops in subscribers, revenue and profit for Cellcom and other incumbents.
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In just 10 years, the Parisian jewelry house Messika has shaken up the industry, with its rebellious, rock 'n' roll designs, earning A-list fans such as Cara Delevingne, Beyoncé, Alicia Vikander, Kendall Jenner and Kate Winslet.
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It has certainly shaken up the race, giving Buttigieg an opening to make a serious run for the nomination — and he has been surging in the polls in New Hampshire ahead of that state's primary on Tuesday.
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Polling suggested Gianforte had a clear lead but the race was shaken up in its final 24 hours, literally, when audio emerged of Gianforte grabbing and body-slamming a political reporter for The Guardian named Ben Jacobs.
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Norwegian has shaken up the transatlantic travel market with low fares, but breakneck expansion also brought mounting debts and losses, and in November the company raised cash from its owners for a third time in 20 months.
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The Capitals are also in fairly good shape, although they've been missing veteran defenseman Brooks Orpik and winger T.J. Oshie looked shaken up by a high hit in Game 6 (but did return for the third period).
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Israel's mobile phone industry was shaken up in 2012 with the entry of a host of new operators, sparking a price war that led to steep drops in subscribers, revenue and profit at Partner and two incumbent rivals.
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Israel's mobile phone industry was shaken up in 2012 with the entry of a host of new operators, sparking a price war that led to steep drops in subscribers, revenue and profit for Cellcom and two incumbent rivals.
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Tesla, headed by Elon Musk, has shaken up the auto industry with its ambition to build a mass market for electric cars, posing a competitive threat to established manufacturers that remain reliant on producing cars with combustion engines.
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The current iteration of conventions as we know them is fundamentally a generation-old product of the Reagan years that, like the conservative orthodoxy Trump has shaken up with his embrace of trade protectionism, could use a rethink.
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The industry will be shaken up by new EU data-protection rules, which come into force in 2018 and will impose stricter notification requirements and stiffer fines for data breaches than firms have so far faced in America.
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Israel's mobile phone industry was shaken up in 2012 with the entry of a host of new operators, sparking a price war that led to steep falls in subscribers, revenue and profit at Partner and two incumbent rivals.
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Carlos Correa, a Lyft driver and a part-time MBA student, said he felt shaken up when he heard there would be a three-month backlog for new drivers if every driver in Chicago were to be fingerprinted.
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The first increase in industrial output in five months should help allay the fears of a recession that have shaken up the stock market and eliminated bets for an interest-rate increase from the Federal Reserve in March.
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The label is still converting stores to its rococco new look, which has helped boost sales by the square metre in the shops it has already redesigned, and shaken up its product and price mix in recent years.
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Norwegian, which has shaken up long-haul rivals by offering cut-price transatlantic fares, said in May it had received two conditional proposals for a full takeover from IAG, but had rejected them because they undervalued the company.
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The move comes after a summer in which low-cost airlines, lead by Norwegian Air Shuttle ASA, have shaken up the Europe to North America travel market by offering ticket prices as little as half what rivals charge.
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The changing dynamics of the global advertising market, which has been shaken up by the presence of Facebook and Google, and consultants such as Deloitte, has also affected the way clients want to work with their advertising agencies.
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Greenville, South Carolina (CNN)The death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia has shaken up the presidential race, and the six Republican candidates will have a chance to outline their vision for the court at Saturday night's debate.
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She's still shaken up by his victory, in part because it shattered everything she knew historically about what it takes to win the White House—especially the moral character she thought the public required of a presidential candidate.
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Now change has provocatively shaken up the Modern's relatively undisturbed sanctum sanctorum: the grand permanent collection galleries, on the fourth and fifth floors, which are typically devoted to the Modern's unparalleled holdings in the painting-and-sculpture department.
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Like the staging, the orchestral music, arranged by Daniel Kluger, is pared down and shaken up; a seven-piece band incorporates banjo, pedal steel guitar, and mandolin, but retains bass, cello, and violin, keeping Rodgers's lush harmonies intact.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Despite calls to resist protectionism and for the United States to rejoin a multilateral trans-Pacific trade pact, Japan is gradually shifting gear to adjust to a trade environment shaken up by U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Apple's advances in this area have clearly shaken up the market, as Apple Pay rival PayPal last week announced its largest acquisition to date with a deal to buy browser maker Honey for $4 billion in mostly cash.
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Not since President Richard M. Nixon met with Mao Zedong in 1972 — when the two issued the Shanghai Communiqué clarifying the status of Taiwan — has an American leader so shaken up the diplomatic status quo on the issue.
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Nonetheless Mr. Stewart's unconventional campaign had shaken up a contest that at times has seemed like a procession toward Downing Street for Mr. Johnson, the former foreign secretary and figurehead of the pro-Brexit referendum campaign in 2016.
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Norwegian, which has shaken up long-haul rivals by offering cut-price transatlantic fares, said in response it had received two conditional proposals for a full takeover from IAG, but had rejected them because they undervalued the company.
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"While Bill escaped serious injuries and has been released from the hospital, he is understandably shaken up and -- more importantly -- his deepest condolences go out to the host family during this tragic and difficult time," the statement said.
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Ahead, we're keeping a running list of who the freshman women in the U.S. House and Senate — part of the most diverse class in history that has already shaken up D.C. — are endorsing in the 20193 Democratic primary.
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Katerra plans to announce on Wednesday that it has raised $865 million in a new round of financing led by SoftBank's Vision Fund, the nearly $100 billion investment vehicle that has shaken up the world of venture capital.
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In the longer term, it is conceivable that the industry may be shaken up by the equivalent of Amazon Web Services (AWS), a bank of computers owned by an e-commerce giant that can provide processing power on demand.
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He has shaken up geopolitical stalemates (such as the stand-off over North Korea's nuclear weapons) and forced a reckoning on long-standing problems, whether it is China's cheating at global trade rules or European allies' paltry defence spending.
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Dana says Jason's reps told him he was too shaken up to play live -- and the fact that he did SNL on the same night makes him a "coward" that cares about his image more than the shooting victims.
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LONDON, Aug 7 (Reuters) - Global energy trader Gunvor Group has shaken up its management and appointed a new global head of risk as it re-aligns its offices after weathering a tough year, sources familiar with the matter said.
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Your home life will be shaken up during this Mars retrograde: If you're moving or renovating, do your best to keep your cool, get extra help if you can, and try to keep everyone hydrated and in good spirits.
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While Mendoza has shaken up a race that had been seen as a shoo-in for a fifth straight conservative government, she also faces stiff opposition from some Peruvians wary of upsetting the country's robust economy with unorthodox policies.
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Abraaj, founded in 2002 by Pakistan-born Naqvi, has shaken up its management, suspended new investments and freed up large investors from millions of dollars in capital commitments after deciding to suspend in a planned $6 billion new fund.
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ABOUT NORTH CAROLINA STATE (9-3): Despite winning 75 percent of its first 12 games, North Carolina State still is trying to find chemistry because of the injuries and suspensions that have shaken up the team's lineup and rotation.
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The ruling, temporarily halting the requirement that the governor seek legislative approval for his cabinet selections, escalated the partisan tensions that have shaken up the state, and came shortly before a scheduled State Senate hearing on one of Gov.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Former French Open champion Ana Ivanovic was shaken up when a spectator was injured falling down the stairs on Rod Laver Arena but recovered her composure to ease into the third round at the Australian Open on Thursday.
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After literally flying across the line in a personal best time of 49.44 seconds, the 22-year-old lay on the track, shaken up and exhausted, as she waited for the scoreboard to confirm she had clinched her first major title.
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The carrier, which has shaken up the long-haul market with cut-price transatlantic fares, also announced a two-year plan of fresh cost cuts and capacity reductions to help earnings, after its rapid expansion had led to hefty losses.
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With budget-friendly prices, potent formulas, minimalist packaging that looks right at home next to your Glossier, and a digital-only presence with a devoted cult-like following, the brand has shaken up the market in a very 2017 way.
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Decent human beings who love their country and humanity and fear for the disastrous consequences of a Donald Trump presidency are shaken up by a series of new polls that show Trump and Clinton neck and neck in a national matchup.
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The group, which has shaken up the French mobile market since 2000 with low-cost services, is facing aggressive fixed and mobile discounts from rivals in its home country, and has had struggles over propping up its struggling share price.
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The Democratic field has been shaken up considerably in the last four months (for instance, Harris and Biden have both seen their support erode, while Warren has risen dramatically), and a lot could happen in the next four as well.
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The arrival of Reliance Jio, a carrier backed by oil and gas giant Reliance Industries, has shaken up the sector in the past month, as it injects more than $222 billion to offer customers free data, calls and subsidised smartphones.
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"They were shaken up, but it happened so quick they didn't have time to process it," Cota-Robles says of his children, noting that the reality of what happened didn't set in until the video began spreading across the internet.
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Kobe Steel has said that a lack of quality controls and a focus on profits was behind widespread data tampering that has impacted more than 500 companies and shaken up the supply chains of car and plane makers around the world.
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I think we're all really still shaken up and I just — you know, I think she has a big supportive family and I know that all the traumatic things that we've been through, we get through them together as a family.
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No-fuss scrambled eggs, spooned into a potato chip bag with hot sauce, then shaken up and eaten directly out of the potato chip bag, which is the perfect answer for the morning after a night full of Stuntman shots.
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The killing has shaken up the Rastafarian community, acting as a violent reminder of the unease that simmers between the self-declared pilgrims and some of the local, mostly impoverished Ethiopians who remain bewildered by or even resentful of their presence.
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The arrival of Reliance Jio, a carrier backed by oil and gas giant Reliance Industries, has shaken up the sector in the past month, as it injects more than $20 billion to offer customers free data, calls and subsidized smartphones.
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Norwegian has shaken up long-haul rivals by offering cut-price transatlantic fares, but its rapid expansion has left it with hefty losses and high debts, leading it to shift recently to focus on cutting costs and bolstering its finances.
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Maia also sought to downplay a festering spat with Bolsonaro, who on Wednesday said the house speaker was "shaken up by personal matters" — seen as a reference to the legal problems of his wife's stepfather, a former minister accused of corruption.
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TMZ broke the story, an enraged Dana White vented that he had offered Aldean the stage at the UFC fight Saturday night in Vegas, but says the singer lied, claiming he was so shaken up he might never perform again.
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Drake responded almost immediately with a new song "Duppy Freestyle," which seemed like it might actually land until Push replied with "The Story of Adidon," a take-down so precise and meticulously researched that it left everyone a little shaken up.
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Vienna has convened a summit of nations along the Balkan route in the hope of pressuring European Union member states into taking faster action over a migration crisis that has caused deep divisions in the bloc and shaken up national politics.
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Maia also sought to downplay a festering spat with Bolsonaro, who on Wednesday said the house speaker was "shaken up by personal matters" seen as a reference to the legal problems of his wife's stepfather, a former minister accused of corruption.
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Pop stars, celebrities and scantily clad dancers entertained big crowds across Manila, two days from an election shaken up by a last-gasp appeal from President Benigno Aquino for a united front to stop Duterte converting his runaway popularity into victory.
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SHANGHAI, Aug 31 (Reuters) - Launches of new digital currencies, known as initial coin offerings (ICOs), have shaken up social and economic order, created hidden financial risks, and in some cases may amount to fraud, China's National Internet Finance Association said.
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The acquisition of the service Texture, owned by Next Issue Media, comes at a time when news publishing as an industry is being shaken up by fake news accusations and Facebook's changing algorithms in ways that prioritize friend activity over brands.
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The Oslo-listed airline has shaken up long-haul rivals by offering cut-price transatlantic fares, but its rapid expansion has left it with hefty losses and high debts, leading it to shift recently to focus on bolstering its finances.
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Mr. Scott said he also spoke on the phone with a sergeant in the 30th Precinct, who asked him to come in to document his account, but Mr. Scott did not do so, he said, because he felt shaken up.
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There's Peter Parker on a school bus with his Spidey sense tingling, a stoic Captain America sporting a well-groomed beard, Black Panther ordering a city-wide evacuation, and Tony Stark looking reasonably shaken up by the whole Thanos thing.
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Burrow, who was shaken up by a blindside hit from Nate Evans during the interception return, responded with a 22-yard touchdown pass to Jefferson to get the Tigers within 14-10 with 1:27 to go in the first quarter.
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" And Albert's far from the only author who has shaken up the literary world by blurring the lines between truth and fiction: Below are five writers who fooled editors, publishers, journalists and fans alike with their shrewdly crafted takes on "authenticity.
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Lidl UK, which alongside Aldi has shaken up the market in recent years due to its ultra low prices, said in 2017 it would remain "absolutely focused" on saving customers more money, and would stick to its ongoing expansion plan.
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" But the studio, having largely jettisoned Snyder's plans and shaken up its executive ranks, including promoting Emmerich, has started to deliver superhero home runs on a consistent basis: "Wonder Woman" from Patty Jenkins, "Aquaman" from James Wan, and seemingly "Shazam!
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The speedy Ehlers — shaken up on a hard hit in the first that rocked two other players — grabbed a stretch pass from Poolman and swooped in past diving defenseman Oliver Ekman-Larsson to make it 2-1 at 2:13.
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The self-ruled island's political landscape was shaken up by voters who delivered a sharp rebuke to President Tsai Ing-wen's governing Democratic Progressive Party, or D.P.P., in elections contesting more than 11,000 seats from city mayors to neighborhood wardens.
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Norwegian, Europe's third-largest budget carrier, has shaken up the market for transatlantic travel with cut-price fares that challenge traditional carriers such as IAG's British Airways, but its breakneck expansion left it with high debts and in the red.
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ROLLING NEWS Sky News launched in 1989 when Murdoch, having shaken up the newspaper market, sought to smash the dominance of the BBC and commercial network ITV by launching four channels as part of a new paid-for satellite service.
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Atlantia, which in 2018 completed the acquisition of Spain's Abertis to create the world's biggest motorway operator, says it has shaken up management and taken measures to improve controls on its more than 3,000 kms (1,864 miles) of network in Italy.
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But because the presence of the Winter Olympics in February has shaken up the awards schedule, this year's telecast will air opposite the NFC Championship game on Fox, traditionally one of the year's most-watched events behind the Super Bowl.
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It came as Kim Jong-un, 33, who has ordered scores of subordinates executed when he questioned their fealty, has further shaken up the ranks of his closest aides, purging the chief of the secret police less than two weeks ago.
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Her sophisticated all-black evening wear at the Omega party — stilettos, crystal-embroidered tulle skirt and low-cut, lacy top — was at odds with her 16-year-old hyperactivity, which fizzed out of her like a shaken-up soda bottle.
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India's three leading mobile operators, Bharti Airtel, Vodafone and Idea, have all been hammered by the arrival of Jio Infocomm, a new operator owned by the billionaire Mukesh Ambani which has shaken up the market by offering free voice and data to customers.
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"You always see stuff like this on YouTube videos but never in real life and when we saw it, we were all just shaken up," Freddy Hernandez told CBS 58 of the moment, which has since been viewed over 17,000 times on Facebook .
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"The three of us are extremely upset and shaken up by this and our hearts and prayers go out to the victim's family and friends as well as the cast and crew who were involved in the clip today," the post reads.
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The airline has shaken up the long-haul market with cut-price transatlantic fares, but its rapid expansion has left it with hefty losses and high debts and it had to raise 28.5600 billion crowns ($350 million) from shareholders earlier this year.
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The airline has shaken up the long-haul market with cut-price transatlantic fares, but its rapid expansion has left it with hefty losses and high debts and it had to raise 2100 billion crowns ($21.3 million) from shareholders earlier this year.
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The airline has shaken up the long-haul market with cut-price transatlantic fares, but its rapid expansion has left it with hefty losses and high debts and it had to raise 3 billion crowns ($350 million) from shareholders earlier this year.
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WPP has been forced to act by a change in the dynamics of the industry, shaken up by the presence of Facebook and Google, and consultants such as Deloitte, which have affected the way clients want to work with their advertising agencies.
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A flood of low-cost Chinese funding has shaken up the global aircraft leasing market, with Chinese capital now accounting for 28 percent of the $261 billion deployed by leasing firms worldwide, up from 5 percent nine years ago, according to Flightglobal Ascend.
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Frederic Dabi of the IFOP polling firm told the AP that another factor could be the considerable confusion in France surrounding Macron's party, which recruited first-time candidates from both right and left of center, and has shaken up the traditional partisan divide.
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The airline has shaken up the long-haul market with cut-price transatlantic fares, but its rapid expansion has left it with hefty losses and high debts and it had to raise 21.3 billion crowns ($9.73 million) from shareholders earlier this year.
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Kobe Steel said on Friday a lack of quality controls and a focus on profits was behind widespread data tampering at Japan's third-biggest steelmaker in a scandal that has shaken up the supply chains of car and plane makers around the world.
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The company has also faced other rulings over issues such as the standard of English its drivers must meet and the licence fees it must pay, as regulators seek to rein in a firm that has shaken up the traditional taxi industry.
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The French Open champion, who has shaken up women's tennis with her high-risk game, passed up seven chances to finish off Wimbledon opponent Elina Svitolina, but rather than go into her shell she merely took her high-risk game up a notch.
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General Electric, the industrial giant, announced in June that its longtime chief executive, Jeffrey R. Immelt, would retire and be replaced by John Flannery, who has shaken up the company's leadership and grounded its corporate jets as part of a strategy shift.
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Barr had already shaken up the top leadership at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, announcing last week that the facility's warden would be reassigned while the FBI and Justice Department's inspector general investigated the conditions leading up to the suicide.
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Norwegian, Europe's third-largest budget carrier, has shaken up the market for travel across the Atlantic with cut-price fares that challenge traditional carriers such as IAG's British Airways, but its breakneck expansion left it with high debts and in the red.
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AUCKLAND (Reuters) - The decision to use pedal power to work the hydraulics on Team New Zealand's America's Cup yacht is just another step in the way the country has shaken up the world's most prestigious sailing event, team boss Grant Dalton has said.
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Israel's mobile phone industry was shaken up in 2012 with the entry of a host of new operators, sparking a price war that led to steep drops in subscribers, revenue and profit for Cellcom and rival incumbents Partner Communications and Pelephone, a unit of Bezeq.
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On a wider scale, there have been a number of consolidation plays in the enterprise IT market, which has been shaken up by the emergence of a host of smaller and very popular new services that do the same job but without the costly hardware.
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"The three of us are extremely upset and shaken up by this, and our hearts and prayers go out to the victim's family and friends as well as the cast and crew who were involved in the clip today," the band said in a statement.
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Israel's mobile phone industry was shaken up in 2012 with the entry of a host of new operators, sparking a price war that led to steep drops in subscribers, revenue and profit for Cellcom and rival incumbents Partner Communications, and Pelephone, a unit of Bezeq.
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A deep longing is within you and you're feeling like it might never be cured—but in true Gemini fashion, things quickly get shaken up, and some exciting surprises and eureka moments land as the Sun squares off with brilliant, electric Uranus on July 25.
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PARIS, Feb 6 (Reuters) - Publicis, the world's third-biggest advertising group, said on Thursday that its fourth-quarter underlying sales fell 4.5% from a year earlier, as big clients continued to slash spending in a sector shaken up by the entry of U.S. tech giants.
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He told investors on Wednesday he would "re-shape" the French hypermarkets arm and boost its online expansion as Carrefour needs to catch up in the digitalisation of the industry, with Amazon's $13.7 billion bid to buy Whole Foods Market having shaken up the sector.
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Once again, North West is proving that she's better at experimenting with makeup than we ever were — which comes as no surprise given that her mom, Kim Kardashian West, and auntie Kylie Jenner have shaken up the beauty industry with their multimillion-dollar makeup brands.
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Whatever happens, the plant's prominence — and that of Janesville itself — in U.S. industrial history is past, vanquished by the same forces that have unraveled the fabric of so many storied manufacturing towns in and outside the U.S., and with it shaken up politics fundamentally.
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Israel's mobile phone industry was shaken up in 13 with the entry of a host of new operators, sparking a price war that led to steep drops in subscribers, revenue and profit for Cellcom and rival incumbents Partner Communications and Pelephone, a unit of Bezeq.
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The threat to the global economy was further underscored on Thursday after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to impose a 10% tariff on the remaining $300 billion of Chinese imports, jolting financial markets already shaken up by the widening fallout of the trade war.
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The diminished-velocity version of Clayton Kershaw has become a different kind of excellent pitcher, and though he was shaken up for one bad inning against Atlanta, Walker Buehler has made a case for himself as the most exciting pitcher on the Dodgers' staff.
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In a technical legal sense, however (at least as far as Europeans were concerned), it remained part of the Kingdom of Norway — which, in turn, became part of the Kingdom of Denmark, until everything was shaken up by the Napoleonic Wars hundreds of years later.
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Harry, 34, and Meghan, 37, have shaken up the royal family in a number of ways: The duchess is an American and a former actress, and their wedding last May featured a gospel choir, a freestyling African-American bishop and a gaggle of Hollywood celebrities.
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Facing the prospect of competition from outsiders like Amazon, whose tentative forays into the pharmacy business have already shaken up the industry, established players have also been looking for ways to stay relevant to their customers and enlarge their share of the health care market.
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Mr. Kore-eda accepted the award, the festival's highest honor, at the end of a sober event that was shaken up 30 minutes in when the Italian director Asia Argento delivered a shattering rebuke to the festival and the movie industry from the stage.
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The impeachment inquiry into President TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE has shaken up the Democratic race for the White House.
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Under Sztern's tenure Cellcom's share price has slid some 85%, after Israel's mobile phone industry was shaken up in 2012 with the entry of new operators, sparking a price war that led to steep drops in subscribers, revenue and profit for Cellcom and other incumbents.
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TransferWise, which was recently valued at $3.5 billion, has shaken up the money transfer industry with an online platform that it says allows people to send money abroad at a fraction of the cost offered by banks and the likes of Western Union and MoneyGram.
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"While Bill escaped serious injuries and has been released from the hospital, he is understandably shaken up and – more importantly – his deepest condolences go out to the host family during this tragic and difficult time," manager Allen Hobbs, of Players Group Management, said in a statement.
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Francis' admission is just the latest example of how he's shaken up the papacy, following his push for action on climate change, his criticism of the "cult of money" in global finance, and his call for the church to be more accepting of gays and divorced Catholics.
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The geopolitical landscape in Asia has been shaken up by Duterte's grudge against Washington, his overtures towards erstwhile adversary China, and the election of U.S. President Donald Trump, whose administration has indicated it may take a tough line on China's activities in the South China Sea.
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Missoula, Montana (CNN)Republican candidate Greg Gianforte's alleged "body slam" of a reporter Wednesday night might have shaken up expectations for a special election for Montana's single seat in the House, but a large percentage of those expected to vote have already turned in their ballots.
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People in China have been shaken up by the case and a potential trade war with the U.S. "From this, I learned how big a gap there is between China and the U.S. in tech development," a social media user by the name of Applemai said.
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The launch marks a ramping up of SoftBank's tech investing ambitions beyond its Saudi-backed $100 billion Vision Fund, which has shaken up the tech industry with splashy investments in late-stage startups like ride-hailing firm Uber Technologies Inc and shared office space provider WeWork Cos.
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Manny Ramirez, president of the Fort Worth Police Officers Association, said the officer who had killed Ms. Jefferson had never been the subject of an investigation and was "very shaken up" by what had happened, as were other officers in Fort Worth's 1,700-person Police Department.
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He reckons that thanks to the decline in the use of oil in light vehicles, total consumption of liquid fuels will begin to fall within a decade, and that in the next few decades driving will be shaken up by electric vehicles (EVs), self-driving cars and car-sharing.
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But most people interviewed by CNBC said they support an overhaul of the system that focuses on each workers' merits — even if it makes it harder for some of their compatriots to enter the U.S. The government has already shaken up the process of H-230B visas this year.
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A man who cared for a young relative who suffers from fetal alcohol syndrome; a woman who had been held at gunpoint by her daughter's then-boyfriend, addicted to drugs; a woman who'd found her brother dead hours before we met her, still too shaken up to talk.
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SYDNEY/RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - When the No. 1 TV station of sports-mad Australia revealed its Olympics broadcast would wipe $50 million from annual profits, it was more than a warning for shareholders - it was a sign that the business model of the Games was being shaken up.
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Now only three years old, the EFF has shaken up South African politics with revolutionary rhetoric and attention-grabbing moves such as wearing workers' costumes to parliament—overalls, maids' uniforms—topped with Che Guevara-style red berets (these have become a must-have accessory for youth on the march).
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In a recent lawsuit that has shaken up the business, a woman accused the chief executive of J. Walter Thompson, one of the oldest agencies in the world, of rampant racist and sexist behavior, describing comments and scenes that seemed straight out of the 1960s "Mad Men" era.
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"This has understandably shaken up V.A.'s Washington bureaucracy," Mr. Cashour added, "and in many cases, employees who were wedded to the status quo and not on board with this administration's policies have departed V.A. — some willingly, some against their will as they were about to be fired."
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BUENOS AIRES — The recovery of a corpse this week in a river in Patagonia has shaken up Argentina in the final stretch of a high-stakes midterm election, amid widespread speculation that it is the body of Santiago Maldonado, an indigenous rights activist missing for more than two months.
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These combinations of powerful health insurance companies with the country's dominant pharmacy benefit managers are occurring as established players in the health care sector are frantically searching for ways to fend off potential interlopers like Amazon, whose tentative forays into the pharmacy business have already shaken up the industry.
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Whether you witness a crisis of said resources or you go through hard times, having your physical world shaken up puts you in touch with your body as well as the fragility (and force) of the earth's environment—some of the greatest motivators of change in your lifetime.
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But Democratic presidential hopeful Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE's foray into the primary has shaken up the already competitive race.
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He added that GOP front-runner 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 had shaken up the entire process.
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Unerringly, the best bits of a night out are always the parts that shouldn't actually be that fun, like getting ready, or drinking in your flat, or, inevitably and especially, travelling to wherever you're going—anticipation fizzing over like a shaken-up tinny—and acting like a div on public transport.
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"The kaleidoscope has been shaken up not just in terms of our relationship with the EU but in terms of who runs our parties, who governs the country and what the country is made up of," said Anand Menon, Professor of European Politics and Foreign Affairs at King's College London.
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The 2017 drama races certainly got shaken up by a wave of popular new shows in the field, including This Is Us and Westworld (both of which earned nods in the Lead Actor category), but it's still rare to have a previous winner not get a repeat nomination the following year.
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" The singer added: "It's hard, I guess, to have sympathy for a lot of drug addicts because we think that it's their fault or they asked for it or something, but you do not ask to have your life shaken up that way and to have everything taken from you.
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Now Mr. Sanders finds himself once again urgently in need of a bounce-back victory in Michigan's presidential primary after another disappointing Super Tuesday, this time against former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. Mr. Sanders has shaken up his schedule to hold three days of events and rallies in Michigan.
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In a series of tweets, she told the story of a recent shaken-up customer who was able to come to terms with her sexuality through the TV show Supergirl, in which a major character came out as gay: So, I want to tell you all what happened in the store today.
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Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE's decision to quit the Trump administration is the latest indication of a Cabinet constantly being shaken up.
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"Unlike the U.K." Mr. Johnson, who made an early reputation as a journalist mocking the European Union, has shaken up the debate over British membership in the bloc — and jolted British politics more generally — by spurning Prime Minister David Cameron, a fellow Conservative, and backing the campaign to leave the European Union.
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Saudi officials have denied any difference between King Salman, who has vocally supported that initiative, and MbS, who has shaken up long-held policies on many issues and told a U.S. magazine in April that Israelis are entitled to live peacefully on their own land - a rare statement for an Arab leader.
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In Africa, the financial industry has been shaken up by the rise of new forms of mobile phone-based payment systems like M-Pesa, in Kenya, which was started by the local mobile phone operator rather than a bank, and has risen to become the dominant form of payment in the country.
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Says Gibson, who in 2010 was caught on tape informing his girlfriend that she deserved to be "raped by a pack of ni**ers": Things got shaken up a little bit and there is a lot of light being thrown into places where there were shadows and that is kind of healthy.
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Foxx was so shaken up by his "mistake" that he turned to his co-presenter, Lily James, to read the name of the real winner: Ennio Morricone for Hateful Eight And while Harvey's mistake was met with blank stares and shocked gasps at the Miss Universe pageant, Foxx had the entire room roaring with laughter.
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" Ileana Lochte says her son informed her about the incident via text message, but told her he was OK. She spoke to Fox Sports Australia—the first outlet to report the incident, claiming it happened at a party—and later confirmed a slightly different story to USA Today, saying: "I think they're all shaken up.
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This debate may have shaken up the voters Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is counting on.
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ET, FSN Arizona, FSN West (Los Angeles) ABOUT THE COYOTES (25-35-23): Captain Shane Doan, 22 was shaken up Monday during a pregame collision with rookie defenseman Jakob Chychrun, but returned to the ice to play his 21,23th career game — third among active players behind Florida's Jaromir Jagr (2302,3022) and Los Angeles' Jarome Iginla (3223,2322).
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Restaurateurs persevered through abysmally slow seasons as tourists elected to visit elsewhere, but French esprit persisted, and with the shifting tides of European politics — Brexit, a new, youthful French president who, if nothing else, has shaken up the status quo — Paris remains a brave creative and cultural hub, a city that celebrates introspection and beauty unlike any other.
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Much has been made of the tall order that Tesla has to deliver on to manufacture an electric car for the people, but first the young car company had to prove the most essential aspect: finishing a product that people would want to drive, fulfilling the dream that makes it the company that has shaken up the auto industry.
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As the Berlinale drew to a close this weekend, I sat down with Decker to talk about convincing July to take on her role, getting work made that's focused on female characters and mental illness, and directing complicated films in an industry shaken up by #MeToo and Time's Up. BROADLY: This was an unusual role for Miranda July.
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The three models are being challenged like never before by the presence of GOP presidential front-runner 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, whose campaign has shaken up politics.
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Stephen, a banker, is the standard-bearer for the moneyed globalist class; Rosie, a single mother, for the masses who want society shaken up; the materfamilias, Muriel (Anne Reid), for a past generation that remembers more stable times; Bethany, for a future generation grasping for hope in a virtual world that they can't find in the physical one.
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In the end, a team that badly needed to be shaken up if it hoped to capitalize on Davis's prime got the best player available for a trade, and the Pelicans seemingly gave up nothing they will regret losing (especially if the team qualifies for the playoffs, thus devaluing the first-round pick sent to Sacramento).
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They both come from traditional genres—doom and black metal, respectively—but on both counts, have wholly ignored said genres' conventions, shaken up their sound, and created something new; there was magic in seeing Völur's Laura Bates shred on violin, or hearing the way Eye of Nix's Masaaki Masao and Joy Von Spain weave together swelling synth and operatic vocals.
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Abraaj, founded in 2002 by Arif Naqvi, has shaken up its management, suspended new investments and undertaken a review of its corporate structure following a dispute with four of its investors - including the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and International Finance Corporation, a member of the World Bank Group - over the use of their money in a $1 billion healthcare fund.
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The three models are being challenged like never before by the presence of GOP presidential front-runner 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, whose campaign has shaken up politics: http://bit.ly/23bJJrj.
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The contest has been shaken up by the resounding victory of former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Sanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' MORE in Saturday's South Carolina primary and by the withdrawals of Sen.
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With that in mind, the joint venture set up by the German carmakers and Ford to install CCS fast-chargers has teamed up with companies that have service station networks in Europe: Shell, OMV, Germany's Tank & Rast and retailer Circle K. For traditional carmakers, getting ahead in the electric car race is also about staying relevant in an industry that has been shaken up by Tesla.
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A sharpening debate has emerged in Republican circles over whether and when to cut ties with Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, who has shaken up his campaign team as his poll numbers have dropped.
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It's both too early to tell whether they have any intention of keeping those commitments long-term and entirely reasonable to suspect that in a different policy climate within the party, one not shaken up by Bernie Sanders's 2016 campaign, they would be just as eager to topple Biden—that in an alternate universe today, Castro is being slammed by pundits for a spat with Biden over their respective plans to reduce the national debt.
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Flynn has shaken up his legal team in recent days, and Sidney Powell, a fierce critic of U.S. Special Counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation, said she was taking on Flynn's case here The developments raise questions about whether the retired U.S. lieutenant general is shifting gears from his earlier cooperation with government investigators and may seek to revoke his guilty plea, although Powell said on Wednesday Flynn would continue to assist prosecutors.
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Trump, the de facto Republican presidential nominee, and Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE, the second-place Democratic hopeful, are flirting with the idea of staging a shocking spectacle in a historically unpredictable presidential race: a cross-party primary debate between two outsider candidates who have shaken up the political establishment.
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If you'd prefer to register offline, you can register over the phone by calling the Marketplace Call Center at 1-800-318-2596, mail in a paper application, or make an appointment with a Navigator near you to get some one-on-one assistance The insurance market has been pretty shaken up in the wake of all these ACA rollbacks and fakeouts, so it's more important than ever to make sure you're qualifying for as much financial assistance as possible.
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Bob CaseyRobert (Bob) Patrick CaseyThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Democrats press Trump Treasury picks on donor disclosure guidelines Pennsylvania school district turns down local businessman's offer to pay off student lunch debts MORE, Jr. (D-Pa.) is pressing the Democratic National Committee for a presidential debate in Pennsylvania (The Associated Press) … In their first 100 days in charge, new governors across the country have shaken up their states and advanced legislation likely to shape the future of American politics (The Hill).
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Sen. Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE's (R-Ariz.) shock decision not to run for reelection has shaken up the GOP primary race, giving Republicans new hope that they can hold onto the critical Senate seat in 22019.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenElizabeth Warren could become the next Pied Piper of American decline Jonathan Van Ness endorses Warren over her health care plan Here are the Senate Democrats backing a Trump impeachment inquiry over Ukraine call MORE (D-Mass.) leading former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE in Iowa has shaken up the Democratic nomination battle — and insiders across the party are gaming out what it all means.
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