" Wyden snapped back with, "I'd like that in writing.
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" Blac Chyna snapped back, claiming Kardashian "refuses to seek help!
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"I did not oppose busing in America," Biden snapped back.
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Hours later Teigen, whom Trump blocked on Twitter, snapped back.
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"Look at how quickly markets have snapped back," he said.
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Luke could have snapped back: I did clean the room.
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The markets snapped back quickly, however, and then kept climbing.
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However, both stocks snapped back on the news of Trump's win.
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" My eyes reddening, I snapped back, "Stupid Juan, who said that?
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Mueller immediately snapped back that he would not discuss that man.
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"It means I'm a fucking GOAT," she snapped back without hesitation.
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He snapped back to attention and returned to the East Coast.
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"With all due respect, I don't get confused," Haley snapped back.
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"Yeah, that's called the Democratic primary election, Pete," Castro snapped back.
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"Presidents are entitled to have private meetings," he snapped back at Sen.
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" Shortly after, Teigen snapped back, "What time should we call your Uber?
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"I don't hop on a dog and ride it," Rowland snapped back.
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"I think I've made that clear about 100 times," Reid snapped back.
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They snapped back in July, with his public fund rising 210 percent.
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" He snapped back, "No, you're just saying that because Daniel's your friend!
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Okuno's head snapped back and he was thrown violently to the ground.
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When it was over, she said, she snapped back into her body.
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" Pelosi, pointing a finger at Rosen, snapped back: "I don't hate anybody.
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When I asked if he worried about them, he snapped back quickly.
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In Los Mochis on Saturday, life seemed to have snapped back to normal.
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" To which Mourinho snapped back, "You know, he is a specialist in failure.
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"Oh right I'm avoiding the question, that's what I'm doing," Kasich snapped back.
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U.S. sanctions on Iran's oil sector snapped back into place on November 5.
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It's diverged from the S&P103, which has snapped back from December's rout.
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It was as if their politician masks had suddenly snapped back into place.
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The tennis superstar has snapped back in a big way since giving birth.
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"It appears markets have not only stabilized but aggressively snapped back," he said.
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After Harris dressed down Biden, Michael Bennet snapped back at the front-runner.
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Then her moment of poignancy was over and she snapped back to reality.
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Doan's head snapped back with the impact, and both went to the ice.
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" Gabbard snapped back, criticizing the party's foreign policy record and stating: "What Sen.
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Then it snapped back to 2,467 Wednesday, after being closed for the Christmas holiday.
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Her arm snapped back as she fell, landing on the pavement with a thud.
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My reverie ended abruptly when they snapped back to insults and ad hominem arguments.
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Making matters worse, when the sanctions officially snapped back into place on Iran on Nov.
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The Chinese snapped back with their own list, laying out a retaliation of equal size.
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When Elena (Maren Weinberger, a plush-voiced soprano) arrives, Victor is snapped back to reality.
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His neck snapped back, and he wanted to wake up and forget his awful dream.
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Peering into the circles, we are soon snapped back toward the entirety of the painting.
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One day later, prices snapped back, surging 23.8% for the largest percentage gain in history.
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U.S. sanctions on Iran's energy, banking and shipping sectors snapped back into place on Nov. 5.
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The market snapped back by the end of play yesterday so it is business as normal.
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Technology also snapped back strongly, with a gain of 512 percent and financials rose 413 percent.
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Technology also snapped back strongly, with a gain of 522 percent and financials rose 422 percent.
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"That's absolutely false," Pence snapped back, at other times saying "c'mon, c'mon" as Kaine made accusations.
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"The best way to pay for a suit is to get a job," snapped back Macron.
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Webster's head was snapped back by the block, and he was being evaluated for a concussion.
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"You can take the Editor out of the tabloid," Mr. Lineker, the ex-player, snapped back.
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"I snapped back pretty fast but it was never the same and still isn't!" she said.
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Gretzky snapped back quickly after her first birth — sharing bikini selfies within five months after giving birth.
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But just two days later he snapped back to form and encouraged people to tune into Fox.
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The returns came against the backdrop of a market that snapped back after the post-Brexit selloff.
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" And think I snapped back with something snarky like, "I wish I could believe you were sincere.
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The galaxies will pass through each other, get snapped back together by gravity, and eventually merge cores.
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Going to the ropes Ali covered up against Foreman's wide swings and snapped back short one-twos.
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It's an argument that has appeared to bother Clinton, who has snapped back at the Sanders campaign.
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"I'm not trying to make my wax figure darker than I am, you f—— idiots," Jenner snapped back.
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Even Health Secretary Hunt, one of the main targets of the protesters' anger, snapped back sharply at Trump.
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She snapped back to her pre-baby weight almost immediately Stage lost almost all of the 28 lbs.
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Suddenly, we're snapped back to present day Revival, where the community is rattled after yet another "bear" attack.
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In both cases, job growth snapped back the next month, rising by more than 250,000 in both cases.
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Some sanctions that had been lifted under that deal snapped back into effect after the U.S. pulled out.
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Recently asked about his claim that he had "the most progressive record of anybody running," Biden snapped back.
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As a freshman with the Owls, he once snapped back at a senior who complained about doing sprints.
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But once Reagan snapped back into focus, Stahl decided not to disclose what she had seen and experienced.
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"You could say I also didn't have to go to work that night," Officer Van Dyke snapped back.
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Soon, though, she snapped back to the top and became head prefect, tasked with disciplining her fellow students.
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It was juicy gossip, but received little sustained mainstream news coverage until February, when Mr. Bezos snapped back.
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Under the JCPOA, if sanctions are not snapped back by October 18, 2020, then the embargo would lapse.
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The Fed then reduced interest rates, and the economy snapped back in the second half of the year.
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Each time we'd hear a skateboard on the pavement, our attention would be snapped back to the street.
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And if it's a well-acted movie, and someone's pretending to be a reporter, you're snapped back to reality.
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In an interview with the Mercury News, Curry was asked about Plank's comments, and he snapped back at Trump.
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He had been using an elastic resistance band during CrossFit training, and the plastic snapped back in his eye.
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But every so often, the old bee would sting the young bear with jabs that snapped back Foreman's head.
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Supporters of an extension argue it's needed so sanctions can be "snapped back" if Iran violates the deal. Sens.
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Shares of Snap snapped back to life on Monday after the announcement of a new deal with Time Warner.
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However, he warned that talks were ongoing on how to protect French firms if the U.S. snapped back sanctions.
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We've really snapped back hard to hazy nostalgia for an era of one-horse open sleighs and the like.
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The next morning, still floating in post-vacation bliss, I opened my email and was snapped back to reality.
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NFL protests The NFL snapped back against President Trump's inflammatory criticism of players who protest during the national anthem.
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"If you're worried about interrupting, than maybe you're not the right person to talk to me then," Abraham snapped back.
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Nielsen also snapped back at reports that immigration officials are stopping migrants from legally crossing the border and seeking asylum.
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Anticipating strict enforcement, Saudi Arabia and several other countries hiked production before the sanctions snapped back into place last month.
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However, President Donald Trump granted exemptions to some of Iran's biggest customers when sanctions snapped back into place in November.
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" The senator's wife, Cindy McCain, snapped back at Sadler on Twitter: "May I remind you my husband has a family.
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On one hand, the S&P tested its floor of support on Friday, and then snapped back sharply on Monday.
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Trump pulled Washington out of the 2005 Iran nuclear deal last year and snapped back sanctions on its oil exports.
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If my head snapped back when I did my job, I would fucking quit, but I am lazy and uxurious.
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"He tweets so much," Romney, 72, said of Trump, 73, who has regularly snapped back at Romney on social media.
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Musk snapped back on the witness stand, saying he would have wagered more money if he thought it was true.
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" Rarely one to hold her tongue, Rye quickly snapped back: "Are you going to say something, while your mouth is moving?
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But no, it snapped back to a wide shot and the idle host continued to contemplate the mysteries of the universe.
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"Across countries, GDP growth slowed disappointingly in Germany, but growth rebounded in France, and also snapped back in Italy," he added.
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"Those who say the future is in negotiations not missiles are either ignorant or traitors," snapped back an irked Mr Khamenei.
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In the never-ending Apple versus the government battle, the Obama administration rebuked Apple in a filing, and Apple snapped back.
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In an uncharacteristic moment, he snapped back at one fan who continued to heckle him while he sat on the bench.
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There was no point at which I snapped back, because by that point I also had weaned myself off the news.
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"I don't work for you, Mr. President," Mr. Corker once snapped back, according to a Republican with knowledge of the exchange.
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"If this was a muddying the waters, y'all are an E.P.A. hazardous waste site at this point," Mr. Collins snapped back.
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The attachment snapped back into place with ease, and the ding on the dryer rubbed away with a swipe of my thumb.
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A main reason the race has snapped back to a dead heat is because Trump is improving among the white college crowd.
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That was in January 2017, when dollar/peso snapped back 20% over the following six months from its record high above 22.00.
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"It looks like one of us has learned from the lessons of the past and one of us hasn't," Castro snapped back.
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During just six months crude oil prices ripped higher by about 270 percent, plunged more than 280 percent and snapped back 240 percent.
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Contracts surged 7.4 percent in the South as it snapped back after the effects of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma in August and September.
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Conway immediately snapped back at Clinton for a moment in 1996 when her mother Hillary falsely claimed she experienced sniper fire in Bosnia.
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An energized Republican National Committee spokesperson snapped back that Democrats have nothing to run on so they're stealing Trump's "drain the swamp" tagline.
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He squeezed off a couple drops into bleary eyes and instantly snapped back into the rhythm of the conversation, his headache fading quickly.
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In addition to the reimposition of sanctions on Iran's energy sector, Monday saw sanctions snapped back on Iran's financial, shipping and shipbuilding sectors.
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The first image was taken on Tuesday before Tiffany, 25, headed off to class, while the second photo was snapped back in Sept.
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" In response to Bloomberg's answer, Warren snapped back, saying, "I hope you heard what his defense was: 'I've been nice to some women.
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DeGeneres said before it was snapped back into place, she was "in incredible pain" so her nurse Tammy asked if she wanted a shot.
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That month, Washington surprised them by allowing some of Iran's biggest customers to continue importing its oil as U.S. sanctions snapped back into place.
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" The New York Police Department snapped back at the Justice Department Friday after the agency accused the police force of being "soft on crime.
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Industrial stocks, which were dramatically oversold at the end of the fourth quarter on global growth concerns, snapped back as well, up 15 percent.
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While we were there, it all snapped back to me when I realized, We should go to Macau because I remember reading about it.
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Trailing Republican rivals in the polls and growing weary of critics calling him a carpetbagger, he snapped back during a forum with other candidates.
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"Well if she doesn't care why do you keep on picking out all the same clothes?" the KKW Beauty and SKIMS mogul snapped back.
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When Buttigieg questioned her votes for Trump nominees, the moderators tried to cut Klobuchar short, but she cut back in as Buttigieg snapped back.
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Garcia's head snapped back and he dropped the ball after being hit by Moncada's knee as both players remained on the field for several minutes.
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The model, 33, snapped back after U.K. columnist Piers Morgan wrote an article criticizing her weight for the second time in just a few weeks.
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Oil stocks opened lower but jumped into positive territory as crude prices snapped back ahead of Friday's OPEC meeting, expected to result in production increases.
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When Trump has chosen to moderate himself, to be more like other presidents, he has often snapped back almost immediately to his more combative identity.
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Of course, Donald Trump pulled the United States out of it, then demanded every other country respect the new sanctions it snapped back into place.
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But he snapped back into his brilliant form, getting Willson Contreras to fly out and striking out Addison Russell and David Ross on wicked sliders.
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"The equity markets snapped back from a deeply oversold condition last week," Bruce Bittles, chief investment strategist at Baird, said in a note to clients.
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With her head snapped back, she looks like she's experiencing Emily Dickinson's definition of poetry: "as if the top of my head were taken off".
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If you can see a fighter's head being snapped back by punches for a round and a half, chances are they aren't working a fix.
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" The CEO of eBay, Devin Wenig, also snapped back at Amazon on Thursday, writing on Twitter: "I'll dedicate my [shareholders] letter to customers, purpose and strategy.
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But unlike in 2012, when activity quickly snapped back after a poor start to the year, bankers fear activity will remain subdued for a prolonged period.
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Stocks snapped back from last week's shellacking on expectations for a global policy response if the world economy is constricted by the effects of the coronavirus.
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Japan's Nikkei stock index also snapped back into the red after pushing up in early deals, last trading down 21 percent after tumbling 20.8794 percent on Thursday.
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The EEM emerging markets ETF has snapped back after finding a bottom late last month with some markets like Turkey, Brazil and Indonesia surging by double digits.
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Naya only gave birth five months ago and almost immediately snapped back into killer shape — and hit the red carpet in super-tight duds that proved it.
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You've seen the clip ... Brodie was asked about his 51-point triple-double performance in Wednesday's loss to the Rockets and snapped back with the viral quote.
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However, both the euro and bonds snapped back after Draghi suggested that some members of the ECB weren't convinced on certain aspects of a possible stimulus package.
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After being body shamed when it was announced that she may play Barbie in a live-action movie, she snapped back at haters with a powerful post.
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The other obvious good news came from housing, where residential investment snapped back after two quarters of declines and grew by an annualized rate of 10.2 percent.
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Szpilka's neck snapped back immediately, and he remained on the canvas for several minutes as medical personnel came to the ring to make sure he was okay.
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Heather Oberdorf was walking her dog in 2015 when the dog's retractable leash snapped back and hit her in the face, causing permanent damage to her eyesight.
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But in a jaw-dropping press conference just one day after his disavowal of the hate groups, he snapped back to his comfort zone and true feelings.
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However, when the sanctions snapped back in November, Washington granted waivers to some of Iran's biggest customers, exacerbating a drop in oil prices that was already under way.
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However, the Romanian quickly snapped back into focus to break back in the next game and twice more to bag the set with a crosscourt service return winner.
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"I understand you may not want to answer my questions, but there are about 150 million American workers who are pretty interested in the answers," Warren snapped back.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday snapped back at criticism over his decision to go golfing this week as Hurricane Dorian continued its deadly approach toward the United States.
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Major stock indexes around the world have snapped back from the lows hit after the EU referendum in Britain, and in the United States touched an all-time high.
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But, then markets quickly snapped back as traders changed their minds, seeing her words as benign with no impact on expectations that the Fed would move sooner than December.
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You're looking at Maria Sharapova's worst nightmare -- a fully SNAPPED BACK Serena Williams ... looking fit, focused and ready to beat that ass ... less than a month after giving birth.
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"I know as I got sideways, there, I tried to get thing weighed down and pointed in the right direction, and it snapped back the other way," Harvick said.
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"Like with PHH," Huizenga snapped back, referring to the mortgage servicer that successfully sued the CFPB over an enforcement action in a case that's threatening the bureau's current structure.
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When Kim Kardashian snapped back at critics who called her out for that naked selfie, I'll give you once guess as to what word she employed to defend herself.
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" When I asked Mr. Pandya whether the island was beautiful — the few photos I've seen show tantalizing white beaches and Windex-blue seas — he snapped back: "No, it's filthy.
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" Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Democrat of New York, snapped back during a House Oversight Committee hearing: "Seven million people have not been lifted off food stamps in this country.
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Confronted about Mr. Trump's chauvinism, she snapped back that women who were in poverty were not served during the Obama years, as though that somehow undid her boss's history.
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But the Sing snapped back later in Tuesday's session to around 21.49 against the dollar, with Reuters reporting that the central bank was suspected of intervening to support the currency.
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He was flipped around a bit like a rag doll on the way down, and eventually snapped back up after a couple seconds of disappearing out of the camera's view.
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For a start the jab she throws out before windmilling her right actually does something now—it was this jab which snapped back the head of Charmaine Tweet last year.
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Benchmark 10-year euro zone bond yields fell to a record low -0.20 percent in June last year but snapped back to a one-year high of 0.50 percent in January.
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Focus also snapped back to other factors - not least expectations that the European Central Bank will move away from its ultra-loose monetary policy stance if political hurdles are navigated successfully.
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But when Jack was directly propositioned by Heather — who sensed that he was a bit broken — he snapped back to "Jack," and snapped at her that she had crossed the line.
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Duffy's timing and anticipation carried him through the fight as Madadi over-reacted to the things he did see, and had his head snapped back by the things that he didn't.
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And when Elizabeth, trying to break through the woman's denials, slapped her and called her a traitor, the woman snapped back, "You're a monster" — echoing and answering Pastor Tim's diary entry.
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The November increase from Saudi Arabia was wiped out by a 380,000 bpd plunge in Iran's output, as the nation grapples with U.S. sanctions that snapped back into place on Nov. 5.
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This time, the gap in polls widened to 9.7 points three days after the debate, but quickly snapped back to normal with Clinton leading with a 4.3-point gap on Oct. 3.
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The closely watched gap between 10-year Italian and German government bond yields widened to almost 312 bps at one point but snapped back to 303 bps towards the close of trade .
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The newly minted New York congresswoman snapped back at Fox News anchors Friday for trashing her after she said she can't afford housing in D.C. until she starts her job in Congress.
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In one heated moment, moderator Whoopi Goldberg snapped back at Don Jr., 41, after he tried to reverse the debate about his dad's character back onto Goldberg and co-host Joy Behar.
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But then I heard a twig snap behind me and saw Gary Richards AKA Destructo AKA the boss of HARD standing there enjoying the same view and I quickly snapped back to reality.
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Brent futures have snapped back 2.5 percent to $42.97 in early Asian trade after Kuwaiti oil workers ended a three-day strike that had cut production in the OPEC member by nearly half.
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After coming off the high of his date, Colton is quickly snapped back into reality when he gets to the cocktail party and has to deal with the Onyeka and Nicole drama again.
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The drop marks a stunning reversal from last month, when oil prices hit nearly four-year highs as the market braced for potential shortages once U.S. sanctions on Iran snapped back into place.
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RARE TWO-HEADED SNAKE DISCOVERED IN BACKYARD As soon as the trio placed the animal into the truck's bed, the gator's head snapped back, colliding with the trapper who collapsed to the ground.
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Sen. Kamala Harris snapped back at President Donald Trump on Tuesday after Trump mocked her soon after she announced she was dropping out of the race to challenge him in next year's election.
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In recent weeks, Iranian officials have threatened to leave the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and suspend its Additional Protocol with the International Atomic Energy Agency if it faces renewed, or "snapped back," UN sanctions.
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Sanctions on Tehran, many of which had been relaxed under the nuclear deal struck during President Barack Obama's administration, snapped back into place after Trump took the U.S. out of that deal last year.
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"As soon as the Fed announced the swap line with Australia, the Australian dollar was one of the hardest hit, and it snapped back," said Marc Chandler, chief market strategist at Bannockburn Global Forex.
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Cannon quickly snapped back at our guy at LAX Wednesday when he asked Nick about all the hate over teaming up with Chris Brown for a new movie because of CB's history with domestic violence.
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Under Armour's CEO Kevin Plank made headlines in recent weeks, calling Trump a "real asset" to the country, only to walk the comment back slightly after UA spokesman Steph Curry snapped back about the president.
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No, because on each and every one of those 18 pullbacks the market snapped back almost twice as quick as it went down and met new highs," Hennessy said in an interview with "Closing Bell.
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"Upward pressure on Low Vol and Growth, and downward pressure on Value and High Vol peaked in the first days of June (monthly rebalances), and then quickly snapped back, pulling down FANG stocks" — Facebook, Amazon.
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In Monday's trading session, and with liquidity in markets thin due to the U.S. Memorial Day, Italian two-year yields briefly snapped back 15 basis points tighter before paring all the gains of the day.
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MELBOURNE, July 26.6 (Reuters) - London copper snapped back sharply on Monday from near one-year lows hit in the session, as a weak dollar forced short holders to cover positions even amid simmering trade war tension.
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Wilder's head snapped back and he stumbled into the ropes, where Ortiz relentlessly poured in a series of 1-503s that had Fields, the referee, looking closely at the champion, who appeared out on his feet.
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Oil and gasoline prices snapped back to levels seen before Hurricane Harvey disrupted about a quarter of U.S. refining capacity, but another incoming storm could cut fuel demand and weigh on prices, analysts said on Tuesday.
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Despite a series of government curbs which have largely succeeded in cooling red-hot housing prices, activity in the property market snapped back in August, possibly as developers turn their focus to smaller cities with fewer restrictions.
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A day later, after many of Scott's fans defended his set design and rollercoaster incorporation, Lee snapped back and explained that the company who created his stage was also the same one that the rapper was using.
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Tidal, Twitter hype, and teasers conspired to convince us that there was a new Jay Z record coming, before we collectively snapped back and figured that it was a movie with Mahershala Ali and Danny Glover or something.
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The man at the center of the A$AP Rocky assault case -- the man who provoked the rapper and even attacked him before A$AP reluctantly snapped back -- was convicted of criminal assault in Sweden 3 years ago.
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Korea SE Kospi off, but just by 0.3 pct ** U.S. indices snapped back from Tues lows, can challenge short-term resistance lines from recent highs ** DJI resistance at Aug 22 high (21912.83) and short-term resistance line (21925).
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But clearly her fans had trouble believing that the photos were unedited — she snapped back at haters with follow-up tweet, confirming that there was no re-touching involved, simply because she doesn't know how to do so.
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"Chrissy you are gorgeous and are very lucky to have snapped back so quickly but I gotta say it feels a little insensitive when for mere mortals this is a huge battle to regain," the Instagram user wrote.
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Washington (CNN)Attorney General William Barr snapped back after days of watching critics argue that his complacency and silence amid rising concern about President Donald Trump's influence over the Department of Justice were undermining the entire American system.
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U.S. President Donald Trump last year withdrew from a 2015 nuclear deal between world powers and Iran and snapped back sanctions on Tehran with the aim of choking Iranian crude sales, the Islamic Republic's main source of revenues.
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Head coach Kyle Shanahan snapped back at questions about Bosa's durability this summer, but did not entirely rule out the concept of a snap count for Bosa until the team is confident he's ready to be turned loose.
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" While the kids have "snapped back," their father said that when they talk about that Sunday afternoon "you can tell that it affected them and that they were confused and scared that they were getting Mr. Lewis in trouble.
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At one point, fans even began to question Legend and Teigen's parenting and pool safety — asking what would happen if Legend or their kids accidentally fell into the pool — to which Teigen quickly defended her husband and snapped back.
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Some economists think that the dour talk is overblown and that the stock markets are running on emotion untethered from economic reality, a narrative that gained force as markets in New York snapped back from the depths on Tuesday.
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At one point, fans even began to question Legend and Chrissy Teigen's parenting and pool safety — asking what would happen if Legend or their kids accidentally fell into the pool — to which Teigen quickly defended her husband and snapped back.
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The volatility at the end of 2018 gave some hope that companies would start raking up targets, but the market snapped back during the first quarter, and multiples are back to where they were in 2018 prior to the volatility.
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In the eighties, bamboo was replaced by plastic breakaway poles, with a hinge at the base of each, so that you could knock it out of your way; it flopped to the snow and snapped back into place after you'd passed.
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Since Friday, WTI has gained 7.9% while the front-month Brent contract has climbed 7.5%, the biggest two-day percentage gains for both contracts since prices snapped back after the missile attacks on Saudi Arabian oil facilities in September 2019.
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A member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Klobuchar was known for her direct confrontation of Brett Kavanaugh during his Supreme Court confirmation hearing, when she asked him if he'd ever blacked out from drinking and he snapped back at her.
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It's a question no one in the president's orbit is actually considering, though Supreme Court Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg during an on-stage interview with the BBC on Monday in New York snapped back when asked about the remark.
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Sanctions on Iran's energy industry do not go back into effect until November, but analysts say the first round of sanctions that snapped back into place on Tuesday illustrated Washington's willingness to follow through on plans to hammer Iran's economy.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Acting U.S. Attorney General Matthew Whitaker snapped back on Friday at newly emboldened Democrats in Congress who are pushing for information on the special counsel's Russia probe as they try to put President Donald Trump's administration under greater scrutiny.
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And you look at other things, S&P 5003, CAPEX spending is about 2500 or 27% growth, new business formations are strong, consumer confidence snapped back after the shutdown, and maybe we'll get to the improved prospects for China trade and even USMCA.
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TOKYO, July 2778 (Reuters) - Japanese shares snapped back into the red from a modest bounce early on Tuesday, briefly touching near three-month lows on growing worries a trade row between the United States and China could harm the economy and corporate earnings.
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Arriving in Paris — where I needed to take the subway from Gare de Lyon station to Gare du Nord so I could jump onto my final train to London — also felt like being snapped back to reality because things were getting more expensive.
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Hundreds of thousands of viewers, if not millions, will have been personally affected by Sunday, as public gathering spaces are shuttered, schools are closed and on Thursday the stock market plunged by the largest percentage in decades (it snapped back upward on Friday).
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When an NBC reporter asked the president Friday, "What do you say to Americans who are scared right now?" while citing the current number of cases in the US, Trump snapped back, "I say that you're a terrible reporter, that's what I say."
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Stocks snapped back on Monday in an attempt to recover from the pain, with the Dow closing up 5.1%, or 1,293.96 points higher — its biggest one-day point gain ever — and the S&P and Nasdaq Composite climbing 4.6% and 43%, respectively.
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After a rip-roaring 10 percent decline in the early in the first quarter, stocks have snapped back, erasing all losses, and the S&P 500 was up nearly 1 percent for the year at 2,063 going into the final day of the quarter.
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"Many people experience a type of sleep disturbance where their defense system kicks in just as they're falling asleep and they're snapped back from the brink and now wide awake, heart racing due to the adrenaline and cortisol coursing through their veins," he explained.
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After pulling out of the Iran deal, the United States snapped back sanctions on Iran and has gradually increased its "maximum pressure" campaign targeting the Islamic Republic's revenues from oil, mining and other industries, and effectively scare off countries from doing business with Tehran.
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While Wall Street has snapped back on optimism over Trump's decision on Friday to hold off import tariffs on Mexico, over two-thirds of economists who answered an additional question said tensions between the United States and its trading partners would intensify this year.
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Next time you're in Trader Joe's however, if you take a break from looking at reactions to the news on Twitter to browse the various aisles, expect to be quickly snapped back into the right season because the grocery chain has begun stocking its holiday products.
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He also had three chances to break his more illustrious opponent in the 11th game of the second set but it was not long before Djokovic snapped back into his 'Super-human' persona and ushered the son of a London black cab driver out of Wimbledon.
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He also brought up Jules' history of drug use documented on TV ... to which the judge snapped back by saying, "I don't decide my cases based on what's on TV." Jules admitted to making $60k during her 1 year stint on 'RHONY' while she was married.
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When the 2017 snap election snapped back at the UK's second-ever female Prime Minister, depriving her of a parliamentary majority and denying her a clear mandate, her critics damned her not just as a lackluster politician (she is) but as an avatar of female failure.
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Sterling rose to a session high of around 1.84 against the dollar as Hammond spoke but quickly snapped back to nearly 1.236 after new economic data was released out of the U.S. The yield on the U.K.'s 10-year government bond rose to 1.451 percent during the announcement.
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The first round of U.S. nuclear sanctions on Iran officially snapped back into place on Tuesday, and although that turn of events pales in comparison to a raft of penalties yet to come, experts say it sends a clear signal that Washington is willing to pummel the Iranian economy.
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Now, that's exactly what it is — though in a better position due to its only competition having been snapped back up by the very dragon that barfed it out (how delicious that Gavin didn't even realize it; the brutal attitude toward CEOs is really something we can all agree on).
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But in a 2012 paper, the political scientists Julia Azari and Jennifer Smith argued for a return to studying norms in American politics, an idea that turns out to have been prescient: In 2017, our attention has been snapped back to norms by a president who seems completely unconstrained by them.
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"—#EvanRachelWould (@evanrachelwood) July 6, 2019—#EvanRachelWould (@evanrachelwood) July 5, 2019 When fans of the series snapped back at Wood for overreacting to a television series, the actress responded, "Yes I am aware it's 'just a show' and its set 'in the 80s,' even though this stuff was unacceptable then too, but thats exactly my point.
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That seed was planted in my head and when I went off my meds and wanted to kill myself and snapped back to reality and realized it was the depression, that's when I [said], oh, a podcast would be a perfect medium to get the word out about how fucking cunning mental illness is.
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" As reporters began to excavate details -- including cutting op-eds by Warren -- the Biden campaign snapped back, arguing that the bill, which had been vetoed in an earlier form by President Bill Clinton at the end of his second term, was a "certainty" for passage by 2005, when Republicans controlled Congress and the White House. "Then-Sen.
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But each time he has drifted toward such a bargain — first at a dinner last year with Mr. Schumer and Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, the minority leader, then at a large meeting in the Cabinet Room this month with lawmakers in both parties, next in phone conversations with Mr. Graham and Senator Richard J. Durbin, Democrat of Illinois, and again on Friday with Mr. Schumer — he has snapped back to a hard-line position.
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Democratic presidential candidate Beto O'RourkeBeto O'RourkeBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll CNN announces details for LGBTQ town hall Manchin: 'Beto O'Rourke is not taking my guns away from me' MORE snapped back at fellow 2020 White House hopeful Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Poll: Biden leads Democratic field by 10 points in Florida CNN announces details for LGBTQ town hall MORE on Sunday after Buttigieg said the former Texas congressman played into the Republican Party's hands when he said "Hell yes we're going to take your AR-15, your AK-47" during the last debate.
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" The governor snapped back at me with the answer that would draw attacks from the ACLU, LePage's fellow Maine lawmakers, and a good portion of the country: "Let me tell you this, explain to you, I made the comment that black people are trafficking in our state, now ever since I said that comment I've been collecting every single drug dealer who has been arrested in our state... I don't ask them to come to Maine and sell their poison, but they come, and I will tell you that 90-plus percent of those pictures in my book, and it's a three-ringed binder, are black and Hispanic people from Waterbury, Connecticut, the Bronx, and Brooklyn.
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