Arya snuffed that theory when she snuffed out that candle, removed the Waif's eyes, and then removed herself from Braavos.
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The threat of Ebola has not been wholly snuffed out.
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We're all just flickering candles waiting to be snuffed out.
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And Reem is the first to get her torch snuffed.
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Both of the boat's deities snuffed out in one swoop.
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Protests were snuffed out last week by a security crackdown.
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Blindsides aren't quite so funny when it's your torch that's snuffed.
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He'd snuffed the notoriously durable Mark Hunt with a flying knee.
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Three rushing attempts were snuffed out before the decisive pass play.
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Whatever flicker of humanity he had left has been snuffed out.
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JFK is forever young, his potential greatness snuffed out by assassination.
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Every sign of rebellion is quickly snuffed with a snappy comeback.
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Its influence has grown as it has snuffed out rival groups.
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I snatched his torch and snuffed out the flames beneath my boot.
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Nevertheless there was no question at Tribal whose torch would be snuffed.
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With iPad, Apple has pretty much snuffed out all Android-based competitors.
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They were truly the brightest shining lights snuffed out way too soon.
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Old flames have a habit, though, of refusing to be snuffed out.
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"To be snuffed out — 4.9 ain't enough for me," Ms. Austin said.
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Why was that image of a snuffed-out life moving through space?
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A wooden torch lies across the bedsheets, its flame conspicuously snuffed out.
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And its attempts to open a subsidiary have been quickly snuffed out.
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There is birth, death, marriage, divorce, sex, romances kindled and snuffed out.
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Moments later, Jones snuffed out Mark Stone's slap shot from the circle.
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Trump has snuffed a lot of the oxygen out of the media ecosystem.
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Jay told Michelle who told Michaela, and suddenly it was Mari getting snuffed.
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"An innocent life was not merely snuffed out, but callously discarded," Conley said.
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The Blues have snuffed out all 11 power-play chances by Dallas. 2.
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It seemed like any time we got something going, he snuffed it out.
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Everyone is troubled, light and love only exist to be instantly snuffed out.
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Being trained and socialized to work in a jail snuffed out my passivity.
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The last thing every kid hears is a crying voice that's snuffed out.
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That night at Tribal Council, he was the one whose torch was snuffed.
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He snuffed the air, as if to smell my fear; he could not.
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Since Jorah also dies in "Long Night," House Mormont has officially been snuffed out.
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Rinne snuffed out wristers from Phil Kessel and Chris Kunitz, further fueling the audience.
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The first time a star in the twinkling firmament of Hollywood was snuffed out.
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And to think of that being snuffed out brings a chill to our hearts.
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St. Louis has snuffed out 34 of 36 short-handed situations in December. 2.
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Dany isn't going to see her movement snuffed out before she gets to Westeros.
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When we last saw Gegard Mousasi, he was snuffed by Uriah Hall in Japan.
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Melania's Slovenian lawyer has snuffed out efforts to put "Melania" on other products though.
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The house smells rustic, a mixture of mold and flowers and snuffed-out candles.
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Not least because he snuffed out three of the brightest lights in the Rebellion.
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Some held candles they lighted and snuffed out and lighted again during the service.
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It's been fading for years, and this week Microsoft snuffed out the last of it.
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We cannot allow this vital piece of our rapidly changing city to be snuffed out.
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But old-school, pre-legalization cannabis growers fear they'll be snuffed out in the process.
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You knew this was a moment that truly mattered, and you just snuffed it out.
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Not all in one, in you, but all separate and snuffed out just the same.
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And more than once, I have felt a tentative first spark snuffed out over food.
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Logano's chances were snuffed out last year in a controversial accident instigated by Matt Kenseth.
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Shortcomings aside, "There's Blood at the Wedding" succeeds in remembering those snuffed out by violence.
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It's a future where civil liberties aren't being snuffed out, but instead are wasting away.
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"She was an absolute light in this world and he snuffed it out," said Casey Kraft.
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Any bullish exuberance has since been snuffed out by mounting evidence of weakness in global manufacturing.
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You can tell that Mike himself could barely believe it himself, as Christian's torch was snuffed.
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The final flame of Fyre Festival has been snuffed out, according to The New York Times.
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You tell the wrong person the wrong piece of information, and you find your torch snuffed.
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In the first period, he was in scramble mode and snuffed out a chance by Jenner.
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Joffrey received a massive 57% of mentions in the episode in which he finally snuffed it.
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She left behind the black top, snuffed out her cigarette, and entered the Hollywood pep rally.
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The Predators have snuffed out all 26 short-handed situations over the past eight games. 2.
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They're all human beings, with hopes, dreams, and lives that can so easily be snuffed out.
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Unfortunately, nowadays, the lavish antics after a successful goal are often snuffed by party-pooping referees.
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Images of lost and murdered children haunt the narrative, specters of snuffed lives and broken hopes.
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It needed to project its democratic principles wherever they were being snuffed out around the world.
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The infuriated June that's always been roiling inside has finally snuffed herself out to become Offred.
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But he wiped his hand on his napkin, snuffed the little dove and pressed it flat.
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When I sat through meals with strangers whose tales of misery in love snuffed my appetite.
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But industry opposition and petty political considerations have snuffed out many a health care proposal before.
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Halfway through the second drink, there may be a flicker of the old euphoria, quickly snuffed.
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Here, at this house, Farris hopes to find the light that was so cruelly snuffed out.
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Why was an innocent life created in the image of God and then abruptly snuffed out?
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Why was an innocent life created in the image of God and then abruptly snuffed out?
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The company just snuffed Sanofi and Regeneron in a patent case on its new anti-cholesterol drug.
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Here's hoping we remember what the darkness covered up before the torches it held there got snuffed.
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Melisandre lights their swords and hey head into the flames, only to be snuffed out right away.
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My face will be too thin, the skin stripped of glow; the eyes will look snuffed out.
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This time it was hundreds of lives snuffed out — not just money lost and lives economically devastated.
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It has cultivated ties with far-right parties in Europe, but has snuffed out extremists at home.
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The shining beacon of celebrity coupledom that was Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie has been snuffed out.
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The Stars have snuffed out 34-of-35 short-handed situations over their last 11 games. 2.
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But then it's all snuffed out – done – and the curtains reconstitute themselves so they aren't even singed.
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Often those feel-good stories are snuffed out after the first week, and casual fans tune out.
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Romney's landslide victory among white voters should have snuffed out the president's reelection bid, but it didn't.
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The verdict against Yingluck could have reignited tension, though the army has largely snuffed out open opposition.
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And "Wakey, Wakey" shares the Albee vision of words as matches struck and snuffed in the darkness.
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Will Harris replaced Urquidy immediately thereafter and snuffed the threat by inducing a LeMahieu grounder to short.
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To be sure, these early sparks of centrism could get snuffed out as the establishment rolls forward.
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Manson family killer Leslie Van Houten's slight whiff of freedom just got snuffed out by Cali Gov.
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It opens with a video collage of the horrific images of black life snuffed out by extrajudicial killings.
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The story became – which of these three people will have their dreams snuffed out before they were ready?
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Since 2009, the songwriter and guitarist has made these cautious, cloudy pieces that billow like snuffed out campfires.
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Physical manifestations of black hope are almost always snuffed out by violence, especially when they shine the brightest.
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In combat, full lives can be snuffed out with no notice paid to the person behind a name.
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To me, his life had been snuffed out too quickly; he had left nothing behind but his family.
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Lurking among the imagery are snuffed out candles, soon-to-spoil fruits, a sand-glass, and ticking clocks.
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Left-hander Xavier Cedeno snuffed out an Oakland threat by retiring three batters in a row in the eighth.
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Duffey snuffed out the threat by coaxing a double-play ball out of Jurickson Profar to end the inning.
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The life and times of Roll Safe had only just begun, before being snuffed out in a single tweet.
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Detroit capitalized immediately after poor baserunning decision by Jose Altuve snuffed a scoring opportunity for Houston in the eighth.
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With the win, Bossé moves onto a two-fight streak, having snuffed James Te Huna in his last outing.
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Elaine goes to the Island of the Idols, comes back with an advantage, and it's Jason who gets snuffed.
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Cramer said Target's "incredible growth" online of more than 40 percent in December snuffed the company's brick-and-mortar.
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That fact that this randomness snuffed out real human lives gives the gameplay a distinct air of momento mori.
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The ideology that propelled Mathews, for instance, has never been actively snuffed out by white institutions or cultural mores.
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The slow-burn combinations are important to prevent the resulting fireballs from being snuffed out from lack of oxygen.
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No. 4 Washington gets the boot from No. 93 USC Up next was yet another perfect season snuffed out.
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For him to see his favorite heroes snuffed out at the snap of a finger hit him very hard.
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They allowed 344 total yards, but snuffed out any promising drives until the game was well out of hand.
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On "Survivor," Mr. Varner's gambit backfired, and in the end, he was the one whose torch was snuffed out.
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That logic seems to rest on determining just which lives deserve the benefit of doubt before being snuffed out.
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It's not that any one person or publication could have snuffed GamerGate out—the genie was out of the bottle.
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Dosunmu drove the right wing toward the basket in the waning seconds, but Mathis snuffed his runner to force overtime.
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Those on the side of evil are sometimes just doing their jobs but will get their lives snuffed out anyway.
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Trouble is, she also turned retrograde from March 4 to April 15, which snuffed out some of her seductive mojo.
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"It was a young person's heart attack," it concluded, a phrase that quickly trended online until censors snuffed it out.
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Years ago a coup attempt was snuffed when India, then the country with the greatest influence there, sent in paratroopers.
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It starts with poor Bam getting snuffed out on a roll because there's absolutely no space for him to operate.
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He said the impeachment inquiry has snuffed out his efforts to call attention to his critique of Trump as president.
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That his young life was snuffed out is merely collateral damage to those who seek a chaotic, dangerous immigration policy.
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An account of him is a flat, short chronicle of youth abruptly snuffed, lost to his family and this world.
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The hydrogen gas that pervaded the early universe would have snuffed out the light of the universe's first stars and galaxies.
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But too often their spark was being snuffed out by the circumstances of their birth or the norms of their communities.
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Montreal killed off all four penalties in Game 1 and has snuffed out 17 straight in the past nine games. 3.
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It was in this environment that Maines, in fewer than a dozen words, effectively snuffed out the Dixie Chicks' rising stardom.
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Minnesota's last-gasp drive was snuffed out when Croft was sacked on fourth-and-73 from the Minnesota 20-yard line.
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As the Rangers tried to generate some energy early in the second period, their third power-play chance was snuffed out.
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In a recent New York Times interview, Dave Chappelle talks about black icons dying early or having their reputations snuffed out.
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The Buffaloes' blank sheet was the result of an aggressive blitzing strategy that snuffed out most Colorado plays before they began.
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Trade talks between Norway and China were snuffed over political backlash related to the Nobel Prize to jailed dissident Liu Xiaobo.
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Yankees 2500, Red Sox 214 The last faint ember of hope was snuffed out on an unusual Yankees season Thursday night.
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Your great and inspiring run was snuffed out by cheating, and suppression, both things that run counter to the American way.
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Greece's rebellion against the austerity measures imposed on it was snuffed out in July 21.5 when Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras folded.
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But it won't bring back one of the precious lives snuffed out far too soon on school property in Parkland, Florida.
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Which means that when the lights finally turn on in remote parts of Puerto Rico, they may be quickly snuffed out.
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Tax rates go up and down, regulations come and go, but every abortion is a unique human life snuffed out forever.
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But the mild threat was snuffed out quickly when Xander Bogaerts grounded into an inning-ending 22-23-33 double-play.
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It has all but snuffed out the Chinese tech giant's sales in the United States, calling the firm an espionage threat.
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Minnesota responded with five straight points to pull within one but Antetokounmpo's driving layup and Middleton's 27 snuffed out the rally.
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Each time Wendy's has attempted to launch breakfast in the past, it has been snuffed out by aggressive advertising by competitors.
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He could off the humanity he so loathes, and she could fill her pies with all that prematurely snuffed-out life.
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Most candles extinguished by nunchucks in one minute Xie Desheng snuffed out 52 open flames with nothing but ninja-like precision.
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The chairs he is amassing in Jody's store belonged to people who just died; they are totems of snuffed-out lives.
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Images flare, flicker and disappear, like matches struck and snuffed, as these residents of a Dublin prison recall life before incarceration.
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But a new paper may have snuffed out dark matter as a candidate for a mystery at the center of our galaxy.
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But the C.D.C. is unwilling to predict the aftermath, including whether all outbreaks will be snuffed out before any babies will suffer.
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Whatever his shortcomings, Fisher has earned a great deal of cushion for how dependably he's snuffed out the Seminoles' most detested rivals.
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An Ebola epidemic that once threatened to travel up and down the mighty Congo River was instead snuffed out at its source.
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An effort by the Obama administration to update them was snuffed out by House conservatives, who never saw a regulation they liked.
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Coach Tyronn Lue snuffed out a few rallies with smart timeouts, and James tried to keep up with the hot-shooting Warriors.
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N.B.A. Roundup PHILADELPHIA — Dwyane Wade snuffed out one 343ers rally by popping a 234-foot fadeaway with the shot clock ticking down.
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"We are pretty squeaky clean," a Republican state representative, Larry Rhoden, ludicrously maintained as the G.O.P. machine snuffed out the democratic process.
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Still, it's early in Madagascar's plague season, which typically runs to April, so the outbreak may not be snuffed out just yet.
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When Oklahoma still had hope, it tried to convert a short fourth down by using a direct snap; Clemson's defense snuffed it out.
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Once again, Messi snuffed out Atlético's promising initial push before Barcelona won the day and extended its undefeated streak to 29 consecutive matches.
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In the meantime, Pizarchik said, officials would closely examine dealings between coal companies and states - some of which have snuffed out self-bonding.
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Jenkins, who finished the night with 16 points, snuffed out UNC's hopes of a sixth championship with a dagger as the horn sounded.
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And in the heart-breaking second elimination, one of my early favorites Tony Vlachos had his torch snuffed, for the very first time.
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Diaz-Twine spoke to PEOPLE Thursday after viewers saw her torch snuffed by host Jeff Probst after a career total of 94 days.
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Davis had 31 points and 8 rebounds and, combined with the resurgent Howard, snuffed Porzingis out of the game in the second half.
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His winery in Windsor in central Sonoma County and his farm farther south of it were left standing once the flames were snuffed.
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The group searched in vain to find photos of the slain family elsewhere, until the Menhaz account violently snuffed out any remaining doubt.
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Just ask Senator Marco Rubio, the Florida Republican, who saw his fledgling political career almost snuffed out by his flirtation with comprehensive reform.
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The San Diego State defense snuffed any hope of a UCLA rally when it stopped the Bruins on fourth down on consecutive possessions.
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People are grieving for a much-admired man, for too many lives cut short, for promise snuffed out, and for families in pain.
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These photons of light would break apart the hydrogen gas, contributing to reionization, but as they did so, the gas snuffed out the light.
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The same group that snuffed out the lights for nearly a quarter-million Ukrainians had infected American electric utilities with the very same malware.
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Texas Tech's defense snuffed out Richmond in the second half as the Red Raiders earned a 219-216 victory on the road on Saturday.
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Scientists think they likely date back over 13 billion years ago, when their star-forming fires were possibly snuffed out by the reionization epoch.
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But substantial differences between India and China, mainly over long-standing border disputes, have snuffed out prospects of any real cooperation among the three.
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We're in constant fear of losing our loved ones; our sons, daughters, fathers, and brothers whose lives are unjustly snuffed out before their time.
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That said, Fedor's being nearly snuffed by Maldonado—who is far from a power puncher—proves that his comeback is not meant to last.
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Op-Ed Contributor With the last embers of #NeverTrump snuffed out, we now know that neither party will have a contested convention this summer.
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It glowed brightly for a few minutes in the eyes of its beholders, secessionist Catalonians, before being snuffed out by Spain's government in Madrid.
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There have been too many examples of children disowned, careers snuffed out, violence enacted and friendships destroyed because gay people decided to come out.
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Whether or not it will be snuffed out in just a fraction of that time by our unsustainable need for power is currently unknown.
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But those hopes might soon be snuffed out, because the governor also made clear that the blame game for the previous failures would continue.
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Officials say the plan paid out more than $3 MILLION to the former NFL players ... before their scheme was eventually snuffed out by investigators.
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That was his shooting hand and, by the look of his injuries, his dream of competing at the Olympics seemed to have been snuffed out.
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"That gunshot snuffed his breath out October 22, 1989, but his spirit is so strong you can see how it effects people," Jerry Wetterling said.
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Magic coursed through Valyria and the Targaryen dynasty was rife with prophesy, but magic seemed to take a nap when the last dragon snuffed it.
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Edge of Extinction gives us the chance to see players who have had their torches snuffed too soon – and have to wrestle with the agony.
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In Cambodia, in anticipation of elections in July, the strongman, Hun Sen, has snuffed out the last of the free press and abolished the opposition.
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In 2015 and 2016, hackers snuffed out the lights for hundreds of thousands of civilians in the first power outages ever triggered by digital sabotage.
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These peaked between 1846, when Americans conquered California from Mexico, and 1873, when they snuffed out the last group resistance by natives in the state.
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Republican control of the agenda has snuffed out Democratic proposals to control or at least disclose the true extent of the wealth now driving elections.
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The frequently goofy scoundrel and one half of the now-defunct "FigTayls" power couple had his torched snuffed at the end of the latest episode.
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Fewer than 12 hours after GOP leaders decided to delay the vote for more talks, they were just about snuffed out entirely via presidential tweet.
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Like his first album, Infinite Summer is a concept record, this time about far-in-the-future-Earth where mankind's soon to be snuffed out.
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With his wilted mustache and mullet, Rick Sr. looks like he's already surrendered, but life has not yet snuffed out his can-do American hustle.
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There's a huge gap in the market, because Google said this is competitive, we're going to make sure this diversion of traffic gets snuffed out.
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Many of winners emerged from major conferences, and they quickly snuffed out the smaller programs that have historically given the tournament its March Madness mystique.
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Whatever advances the middle class made in the early 2000s were snuffed out by the Great Recession, said Rakesh Kochhar, a senior researcher at Pew.
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As it stands, the DACA deal talks have been snuffed out multiple times over the course of the last three days and are considered dead.
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More research into this core and others will help scientists paint a better picture of the event that snuffed out most of life on Earth.
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Does it not seem a little anticlimactic, then, that he is apparently snuffed out for good when a thug holds his face in a puddle?
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Even after the demonstrations were effectively snuffed out, hundreds of security personnel patrolled around CBIRC's office, highlighting authorities' sensitivity to any form of social instability.
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Sadness is a feeling, and my depression was the opposite of feeling — a numbness, a sense that all value in the world was snuffed out.
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Thailand's military seized power nearly two years ago and has censored media, hauled in hundreds of critics for sessions of "attitude adjustment" and snuffed out protests.
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The fire is officially snuffed out on Billy McFarland's freedom -- the guy behind that disastrous Fyre Festival is going to federal prison for a long time.
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Then there are the situations when the evidence is insufficient to file a criminal charge against the individual we believe snuffed out the loved one's life.
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The fundamental cause is still a familiar tale of economic malaise: trade and technological progress have snuffed out opportunities for the low-skilled, especially in manufacturing.
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Even without a cure for the disease, if all people at high risk of contracting it took the prophylactic pill, HIV would eventually be snuffed out.
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One MP scoffed that the candles the protesters carried could be snuffed out by a gust of wind; in response, the marchers brought electric lights instead.
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The Blue Jays had a potential rally snuffed out in the seventh inning after Chris Coghlan led off with a single against Angels reliever Yusmeiro Petit.
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And one reason for a return to UK equity could be snuffed out if the sterling jump were to hit UK companies with heavy overseas earnings.
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Sheehan snuffed out any chance of a comeback when he took a pass from Sidney Crosby and scored into an empty net with 31 seconds left.
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It can be viewed from "Room for a Student With a Sense for Beautiful Things," a canopied daybed with an ashtray holding two snuffed-out cigarettes.
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Rivals such as McDonald's snuffed out the rollout before it went national, aggressively advertising and slashing prices in areas where Wendy's was testing the breakfast menu.
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With all open spaces snuffed out, either with samples or squalls of distortion, there were no breaks from what Dillinger Four was expressing with Midwestern Songs.
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Utah's offense moved the ball effectively early with explosive plays, but a missed field-goal attempt and Smith's interception of Williams snuffed two Utes scoring opportunities.
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He said the nagging sense that Phil Jackson, who was then the Knicks' president, was "forcing me out," gradually snuffed out his devotion to the franchise.
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Details of dressing that I saw, and of the life in general, reinforced suspicions that the desire for personal expression has not been totally snuffed out.
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Back on November 3, in Oklahoma City's first meeting with Kevin Durant and Golden State, Westbrook snuck up behind his ex-teammate and snuffed his floater.
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In other words, the first day of the Cenozoic era was also the worst day for its lifeforms, even if they weren't snuffed out right away.
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After the Hungarian uprising of 1956 was snuffed out by the Soviet Union, Lukacs was temporarily deported and fell into official disfavor, as did his followers.
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However, the Lightning snuffed the rally, as Hedman fired in a slap shot during a power play with less than four minutes left in the game.
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Known as perfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS, they were a boon to the military, too, which used them in foam that snuffed out explosive oil and fuel fires.
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Maybe it's just an attempt to see the world as it actually is, as a place where promising lives can be snuffed out at a moment's notice.
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When a major electrical substation in the East Village took on 4 feet of water, it exploded and snuffed out power for about 250,000 people below midtown.
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It would be a miracle if they succeed, but some new Lebanon has flickered to life these past nine days and will not quickly be snuffed out.
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His death has effectively snuffed out hopes of a possible peace deal in the brutal three-year war that has led to the world's biggest humanitarian crisis.
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But while Craig's casting seems to have completely snuffed out the popular conversation around Salmon, it ultimately gave rise to the mythos of Elba as James Bond.
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These patterns form "cascades" with different profiles: for instance, a fast-spreading rumor that's quickly snuffed out would have high breadth but little depth, and low virality.
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A new theory attempts to solve this conundrum by suggesting that habitable planets are quite common in our galaxy, but nascent life gets snuffed out very quickly.
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The first goal, above—which saw Theo Walcott go ignored over some lazy ball-watching—had the opportunity to be snuffed out with a swift, hard kick.
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There are countless other cases where innocent lives have been snuffed out as a result of sanctuary laws and the dire, unintended consequences that come with them.
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Millions died on the way to or during their harsh exile in Siberia, but the internal deportations snuffed out actual, imagined and potential opposition to the regime.
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Her killer will be deported upon his release, walking this earth a free man at 44 years old, while Adrienne's vibrant life was snuffed out at 40.
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History's worst Ebola outbreak was the one that began in West Africa in late 803 and whose last flare-ups were not snuffed out until early 2016.
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It was a strange and fatal oversight, one that demonstrated, again, how quickly life can be snuffed out even when — especially when, maybe — it is least expected.
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Reyes' opponents, who had declared themselves independent, accused him of being in league with Ortega, and the move stirred fears that opposition was being snuffed out in Nicaragua.
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Chip Barley was one of those who ran back and hosed down his friend's home in Faria Beach after firefighters had already snuffed out wild flames early Thursday.
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Anderson, meanwhile, whiffed on takedowns and a one-hand strangle and seemed about to get snuffed out until Hess tumbled over and Anderson—spry by comparison—scrambled up.
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The show is so determined to demonstrate how destiny never relaxes its stranglehold on its characters that any sparks of pleasure are snuffed out almost before they appear.
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It took several listens of the same tracks (switching between pads) to come to the conclusion that bass is almost completely snuffed out when using the bigger pads.
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We know she's got this big fleet of warships on her side and we know she's taken steps to have her two brothers, Jaime and Tyrion, snuffed out.
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This escape was supposed to take him outside to the better life he wanted more than anything, but now that desire had been snuffed out all at once.
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Fitch's downgrade on Friday snuffed out Turkey's last remaining investment grade rating, underscoring deepening concern about politics and monetary policy in what was once a star emerging market.
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Their plan is snuffed out by Doran, the only member of their family who straddles the generational divide between the Mad King and the current Baratheon-Lannister rule.
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This began to change in 2015, after investment spending finally began to pick up, but the upturn in wage growth was snuffed out by the oil sector meltdown.
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Mr. Kim also leaves Singapore having snuffed out the Trump administration's maximum pressure campaign, a diplomatic initiative that began last spring to expand the multilateral sanctions on Pyongyang.
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The Hawkeyes' final chance of winning was snuffed out when Jordan Bohannon, who scored 20 points, had his 3-pointer rejected by freshman Thorir Thorbjarnarson as time expired.
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A series of marches across the country called by pro-democracy group Lucha and backed by several leading opposition politicians were mostly snuffed out by heavy police deployments.
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Pawlenty's bid for his old job was snuffed out Tuesday night in the Republican primary, which he lost to Jeff Johnson, the 2014 GOP nominee for the post.
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While not calling for the return of Jim Crow segregation, some white Americans are recycling the same political rhetoric and legal strategies that snuffed out Reconstruction, these historians say.
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Looking back after a loss – when the jury votes come in or your torch is snuffed – you can rarely point to just one thing that cost you the victory.
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Second, they are interesting for the way the movement was countermanded and then snuffed out by the military leader Oliver Cromwell and the Grandees (the elites of their day).
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Luongo snuffed out a 21987-on-27 rush with just over five minutes left in regulation when he secured a wrist shot by Nick Leddy from the right circle.
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"A time of life that should have been aflame with vitality has been snuffed out in a terrorist explosion," said one of the messages paying tribute to Mr. Deng.
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As Noah Smith pointed out, if this were true, then a growing population would have snuffed out all work opportunities long ago and we'd have ongoing, incurable mass unemployment.
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I tried pouring some of the soap into a dish and lighting it on fire to make a homemade Air Wick, but the soap snuffed out the match instantly.
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"The last flame of a once very proud and aspirational revolution by civilians is snuffed out," said John Jaeger, a former State Department official and friend of Mr. Fares's.
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There is nothing uncertain about how subtle and exquisite the colors are, or about how the light seems to have been suddenly snuffed out, with everything settling into darkness.
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They completely neutralized Kylian Mbappé, and snuffed out practically every dangerous-looking French attack, while getting a number of shots on goal at the other end of the field.
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Regulators rightly want to make sure consumers are adequately protected, while also ensuring that new opportunities for those same people are not snuffed out by bureaucratic inertia or inflexibility.
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And now I feel like I have everything to lose, because I know how tenuous and precious life is, and know that it could be snuffed out in an instant.
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Tsonga had a break point at the start of the fifth as Murray shovelled a forehand into the net, but he slipped mid-rally and Murray snuffed out the danger.
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They — okay, we — wanted to feel the exquisite agony of a life snuffed out by a mysterious plague, not grim realities of managing a chronic disease you might actually survive.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Lleyton Hewitt bade an emotional farewell under the Australian Open floodlights on Thursday as David Ferrer snuffed out any chance of fairytale final flourish from the local hero.
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Does this mean the nascent jobs recovery might be snuffed out, all because the Fed believes too many people are working and a bit more compensation is a bad thing?
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It's much harder, if not impossible to quantify the human cost of innocent lives snuffed out that otherwise might have been spared, and the complicity ObamaCare puts on unsuspecting taxpayers.
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After having my potential snuffed out at an early age, I have finally been able to earn the pride and faith my family has always had in me, through writing.
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The subsequent court proceedings, designed to exude an aura of decorum amid the lawlessness of vigilante justice, snuffed out the last black lives in Forsyth County for nearly 80 years.
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USC cornerback Greg Johnson snuffed one fourth-quarter possession with an interception, and a fourth-down stop in Stanford territory with 8:21 remaining effectively ended the Cardinal's comeback hopes.
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No. But in Mr. Trump's Republican Party, no figure is too marginal to be ignored — and even the faintest spark of opposition must be snuffed out, doused, crushed and buried.
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But the coronavirus outbreak has not snuffed out demand for wildlife, according to the Environmental Investigation Agency, a nonprofit group based in London that researches and campaigns against environmental crime.
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Powell also snuffed a small rally in equities on Wall Street, saying the new coronavirus, which has been spreading rapidly from its origin in Wuhan, China, added to global uncertainty.
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Howard snuffed out a chance by Sabres left winger Marcus Foligno early from close range and then again with a glove stop on center Johan Larsson midway through the period.
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While it initially looked like the Rams had the numbers to reach the first down, the Cardinals defense smartly snuffed out the play just short of the yard-to-gain.
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As China's rubber-stamp legislature prepares to approve constitutional changes abolishing term limits for the president on Sunday, signs of dissent and biting satire have been all but snuffed out.
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Hood snuffed out the comeback when he answered with baskets on three consecutive possessions, fueling a decisive 13-2 run that put Utah up 95-83 with 3:53 left.
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On the subsequent possession, UCLA marched into the red zone but the scoring opportunity was snuffed out when Dorton's sack caused a fumble, which USC junior linebacker John Houston Jr. recovered.
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Any hope of an Italy comeback were snuffed out by Goffin though who was ruthless against Lorenzi as he took his record to 13 wins in 14 Davis Cup singles matches.
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An attack on a Caracas military output by two dozen low-ranking National Guard officers on Monday morning sparked opposition hopes of an uprising, but the incident was snuffed out quickly.
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Expectations for a 50-basis-point cut, which had nearly been snuffed out following stronger-than-expected U.S. employment data on Friday, jumped to 26.6%, according to CME Group's FedWatch tool.
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Expectations for a 50-basis-point cut, which had nearly been snuffed out by stronger-than-expected U.S. employment data on Friday, jumped to 26.6%, according to CME Group's FedWatch tool.
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Expectations for a 50-basis-point cut, which had nearly been snuffed out following stronger-than-expected U.S. employment data on Friday, jumped to 28.7%, according to CME Group's FedWatch tool.
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Analysts say there are many reasons China's government has refrained from an all-out violent crackdown like the one that snuffed pro-democracy protests in Tiananmen Square in Beijing in 1989.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. The middle decades of the twentieth century are pockmarked by devastating air disasters, tragedies that often snuffed out hundreds of lives in an instant.
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Recently, the country saw protests over rising fuel and bread prices in 2013 and earlier this year, but they were largely contained in the capital and snuffed out by the security forces.
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His three-point play through a Rudy Gobert foul extended the Houston lead to 118-105 with 213:22 remaining and snuffed out the final hope Utah had at capping a comeback.
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His three-point play through a Rudy Gobert foul extended the Houston lead to 118-105 with 1:39 remaining and snuffed out the final hope Utah had at capping a comeback.
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A party meeting last week looked to have snuffed out talk of a confidence motion challenging May's leadership, which would require 48 Conservative members of parliament to initiate, and 159 to win.
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Fourteen years of war snuffed out 153,000 lives and laid waste to Liberia, producing generals who led ritual sacrifices of children before going into battle, naked except for shoes and a gun.
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Oil slid more than 297 percent to new 11-year lows as the rift between Saudi Arabia and Iran snuffed out speculation that OPEC members might agree output cuts to lift prices.
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In other words, addressing the risk and stopping the pain could have significant short-term implications for DACA's Dreamers, but without such risk, the ability to pass broader legislation is snuffed out.
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However, in the first half against the Giants, they failed twice on 23th down attempts within field goal range, with a fourth-and-two Carson Wentz read option snuffed out extremely easily.
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That's what the eBay page says, but if you believe that, then you are admitting the flame of human innovation dies here, snuffed out under an amorphous log of cornmeal and monosodium glutamate.
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An 11-2 Hoyas run made it a 69-63 game with two minutes remaining, but a running 3 from Rowsey as the shot clock was running down snuffed out a potential comeback.
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Biden, during his time serving under President Barack Obama, was one of the leading backers of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a massive proposed trade deal that Trump snuffed out early in his term.
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She recalled the 50-foot flames approaching her 15-acre farm and the relief she felt when the firefighters' plan to create a gap with a second blaze snuffed out the approaching danger.
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Bregman, however, overslid the bag at second attempting to stretch his single into a double, with Rays right fielder Carlos Gomez delivering a strong, accurate throw that nabbed Bregman and snuffed the rally.
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Yet Helsinki-headquartered Jolla — one of those few remaining 'others' — isn't giving up pushing its Sailfish mobile OS, although it almost got snuffed out in a funding death valley back in late 2015.
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But this idea of a light that has gone out also applies to the family at the center of the book, a family whose own light is to be snuffed out by tragedy.
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The rest of the middle period was a cat-and-mouse contest as the Lightning had the better of play, but Greiss and the Islanders' penalty killers snuffed out three Lightning power plays.
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Open internet advocates say that without net neutrality, hugely popular online video and communications services like Netflix and Skype could have been snuffed out by ISPs in favor of their own rival offerings.
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Ms. Smith tears a hole in the film because she's so thrillingly present, so alive; playing against Ms. Smith, Ms. Mara seems lost and she just disappears, poof, like a snuffed-out candle.
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While the cinematographer, Franz Lustig, conjures gauzy flashbacks and glowing glamour shots, promising subplots — like Stephan's possibly murky past and his daughter's dalliance with a dangerous young Hitler sympathizer — are hastily snuffed out.
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Every dinosaur lineage except for birds was snuffed out in the aftermath, along with three-quarters of all plant and animal species—a disruption that ultimately enabled the rise of our own mammalian family.
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Within minutes, at least 36 young lives were snuffed out at the Ghost Ship, a dilapidated warehouse with a history of violations and complaints (including reportedly being reported to the fire marshal in 2014).
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Open internet advocates, including President Obama, say that without net neutrality, the next Netflix or Skype could be snuffed out because broadband providers like Comcast or Verizon could block such services on their networks.
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And when Gardner snuffed out a Rays threat by gunning down second baseman Daniel Robertson, trying to score on Mallex Smith's single, to end the second, the pressure seemed to be rising for Boston.
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Apollo Global Management, one of the world's largest buyout firms, believes there's more than just a puff left on the local TV cigar, despite widespread conventional wisdom that the value has been snuffed out.
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The Hungarian people have seen well established independent newspapers snuffed out, while social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook are widely used by Moscow to spread disinformation, propagate hate speech, and sow public division.
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Those of you who are aware of the way the House of Representatives functions will not be stunned to hear that the motion was rather quickly snuffed out by a mostly party-line vote.
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The Ravens (10-2) hosted red-hot San Francisco last week, and not only did Lamar Jackson find room to run, but Baltimore's defense snuffed out a 49ers offense that had been playing well.
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The inner act — set in 1937, when the play had its London premiere — shows us the "later," and a miserable later it is; all the bright hopes established in 1919 have been snuffed out.
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What could have been Carolina's triumphant drive to steal the lead late was snuffed out in just three plays, as Super Bowl MVP Von Miller forced his second Cam Newton fumble of the game.
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In the early 20th century that movement turned into a political demand for home rule, which was achieved briefly from the early 1930s but snuffed out by Franco, who barred the public use of Catalan.
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The transport that is carrying Wolverine and Professor Xavier will ultimately fail, and both those erstwhile tights-sporting fantastical supermen will be snuffed out, but the automated trucks, we presume, will continue rolling grayly on.
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Oil prices eased after ballooning U.S. crude inventories and a lack of any fresh action from the world's largest producer to temper supply snuffed out some of the bullish sentiment that has built this week.
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Not every struck match will light, and, even when a fire finally catches, as it did for Louisine Havemeyer and the Silent Sentinels, it can just as easily dim into darkness, or be snuffed out.
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They hiked the lead to 18 points at the first-half peak and ultimately snuffed out the Pelicans' spirit with a dominant response after New Orleans had clawed to within 4 points shortly before intermission.
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Smaller, competing innovators that could break the grip of Google and Facebook might be snuffed out, said Patrick Carome, a lawyer who has represented tech companies in cases involving Section 230, at last week's event.
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The Intelligence Ministry said last week that at least eight people linked to the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) had been arrested during the unrest, which was snuffed out last week by a security crackdown.
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The indigenous people of the plains knew there was something mysterious in the ground around here because lightning strikes would occasionally set off gas flares that burned brilliantly until snuffed out by wind or rain.
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Disregarding whatever smidgen of optimism they may still have entertained for the second leg at the Vicente Calderon, Atletico fans must have known in that moment that Real had snuffed out their European hopes once again.
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The Red Wings' last serious chance to cut into the Dallas lead came with 5:38 remaining when Jason Spezza was called for tripping, but the Dallas penalty kill hung tough and snuffed out the chance.
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Far from a too-large team working on blue-sky projects, he describes Killspace as a studio on the verge of signing several contracts, only to see them snuffed out as publisher after publisher went bankrupt.
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Most people, both in and out of Apple, assumed the mini's middle-size market position would eventually be snuffed out of existence by ever-larger phones and the repositioning of the iPad as a laptop replacement.
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During a wide-ranging interview with actor Lena Headey, Mashable asked her about Cersei's character; does she have a shred of goodness left in her by this point, or has it now been snuffed out completely?
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It's such a reductive representation of a moment when an estimated 17 million lives were snuffed out — including roughly two-thirds of Europe's Jewish population, plus members of other groups deemed as "inferior" by the Nazis.
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A former researcher for GlaxoSmithKline claims his job was snuffed out by the pharmaceuticals giant because he repeatedly raised warnings about alleged mistakes in studies that were used to help sell the company's smoking-reduction products.
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Think back to the first few seasons, when Game of Thrones introduced us to the realities of Westeros-at-war, a world in which anyone, no matter how heroic, can be snuffed out at any time.
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And most of all, I don't like how all these factors add up to build the pressure so high in a new relationship that it gets snuffed out before it even has a chance to start.
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PEOPLE spoke with 37-year-old Gen-Xer Rachel Ako about the brand-new twist, the history-making evacuation due to a cyclone and how she felt about finding her flame snuffed first at tribal council.
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" Jane Mayer, a veteran journalist at The New Yorker, wrote that the day after Thanksgiving is "notorious in the media as the single best time to bury bad news," adding that it shouldn't be "snuffed out.
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The players would deservedly be positioned to finally circumvent N.C.A.A. chicanery, and those not destined to make it to the big stage would at least get paid decent money until their dreams were competitively snuffed out.
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While consumers continued to prop up growth, business investment notched its second straight quarter of robust growth, signaling corporate Canada has finally turned the corner after the oil slump snuffed out confidence nearly three years ago.
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The stresses of first-time parenthood pulled Brittany deeper into the depressive tides that had been carrying her along since a wrist injury in college effectively snuffed out her dream of playing on the L.P.G.A. Tour.
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The company has tried and failed on several occasions to foray into breakfast, including an attempt at a 2013 regional rollout that was ultimately snuffed out by McDonald's using a slew of competitive advertisements and promotions.
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When Jonah Mathews missed the front end of a one-and-one with 235 seconds on the clock, the Tigers had a chance to force overtime, but Okongwu snuffed it out in USC's fourth straight win.
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But his 23-pointers in the fourth snuffed out a Miami rally, and his lob to set up Jordan for a dunk was the clincher for the Clippers, who shot 28 percent the rest of the way.
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Wall Street has already lost more than $1 billion in fees thanks to announced M&A being snuffed out, to say nothing of the time wasted that could have been utilized with other clients facilitating big deals.
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Blake's nervous vulnerability and cheerlessness are so constant it sometimes starts to feel like a challenge to anyone not entirely willing to get caught up in it — any moments of relief or levity are quickly snuffed out.
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The newspaper's front-page design was weeks in the making, Advertiser executive editor Bro Krift said, and aims to honor people whose stories were snuffed out violently and often without any public recognition of what was lost.
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I believe, because I had the privilege of knowing a couple of them before our enemies snuffed out their lives, that those who have fallen in our defense would not want us to mourn forever their loss.
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Isner, the first American to reach the semi-finals in Rome since Andy Roddick in 2008, had a chance to break with Zverev leading 3-1 in the final set but the German snuffed out the challenge.
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Flickers of weakness across euro zone markets early on Monday appear to have been snuffed out by the wider backdrop of solid economic growth and corporate earnings, and continued - albeit reduced - stimulus from the European Central Bank.
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Joe Biden effectively snuffed out Bernie Sanders' flickering chances of a comeback with commanding wins in three major states on Tuesday, further asserting his dominance over a Democratic nominating contest that's become overshadowed by the coronavirus pandemic.
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But she believes that some of the most annoying kid problems can be snuffed out once a parent acknowledges one of the unwritten rules of parenting: To a child, there is no such thing as "bad" attention.
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A series of Minneapolis Fire Department tweets documents how firefighters thought they'd snuffed out the fire, only to see it flare again and intensify, forcing them out of the building to fight the blaze from the outside.
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By posting Monday on Twitter that Mr. Romney "will make a great Senator," Mr. Trump snuffed out any attempt to halt the political revival of the man who was perhaps his most prominent Republican critic in 2016.
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Press freedoms were non-existent, and a border war with neighboring Eritrea became an interminable conflict that killed an estimated 80,000 people and snuffed out chances for peace and prosperity for millions on both sides of the border.
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Saturday Night Live got into the Christmas spirit for its cold open this week, but the holiday cheer was quickly snuffed out by an unsettling reminder of the many disturbing headlines to come out of the past year.
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It's a practice that has all but disappeared in the decades since, snuffed out by a series of state laws and a federal excise tax designed explicitly to rid companies of the threat many deemed as stock manipulation.
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If you don't think about your opponents as threats – if you use a language that dismisses them and doesn't reflect their danger – you can be lulled into careless thinking and, like Liz, wind up with your torch snuffed.
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QUBA, Azerbaijan (Reuters) - Falling oil prices sparked rare demonstrations over the rising cost of food in Azerbaijan last year, but a police crackdown and the deployment of a Soviet-style civilian militia have snuffed out the protest movement.
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While their effort contributed to the Renaissance in the West, in the Muslim world the doors of interpretation were actually closing, as traditions of speculative thought and inquiry that flourished in Islam's classical age were being snuffed out.
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When shadow banks began to lend to homebuyers to cover their down-payments earlier this year, regulators quickly snuffed out the practice—a telling contrast with the authorities' inaction last year when hidden borrowing helped inflate the stockmarket bubble.
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You're much more likely to drown, to die in an airplane crash, to get flattened by a tornado, or to be offed by a fellow human than you are to have your life snuffed out by an extraterrestrial impactor.
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TIRANA (Reuters) - Albania's political parties snuffed out hopes on Saturday for a compromise that would keep open the Balkan state's path to European Union membership after Brussels warned that an opposition boycott of parliament put accession talks at risk.
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On the afternoon of September 220, 211, almost exactly a year before Maria made landfall, a single power switch overheated at the island's largest power plant, causing a cascading blackout that snuffed out the lights for 2450 million customers.
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" The big picture: The overwhelming economic crisis in Venezuela has spurred a global migrant crisis — around 5,000 Venezuelans are fleeing each day — and Kurmanaev says Maduro's election "snuffed out the last glimmer of hope that their lives can improve.
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After his government snuffed out a putsch attempt by the military, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan moved quickly to remove hundreds of judges seen as disloyal, purge the military and jail journalists, and later to consolidate power under his presidency.
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Mr. Indyk said a staunchly pro-Israel peace plan — one that snuffed out the goal of a two-state solution, for example — would constitute Mr. Trump's third major gesture to Mr. Netanyahu, after the embassy and the Golan Heights.
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"If a single company is able to control so many key inputs to online video, this new market could be snuffed out," said Gene Kimmelman, president and chief executive of Public Knowledge, a nonprofit consumer group, at the hearing.
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When you are talking about abortion where two victims come out of abortion, a mother and the child whose life is snuffed out, to celebrate that and say let&aposs have a party about this, I frankly couldn&apost believe this.
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It could be that Indonesia's would-be jihadis are no more capable of sophisticated strikes than they were in January when a gun and bomb attack by four militants in the heart of the capital, Jakarta, was quickly snuffed out.
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If life did manage to emerge, say some kind of microbe, it would likely be snuffed out within a million years or so, unable to acquire complexity and evolve into things like fish, terrestrial vertebrates, or animals with human-like intelligence.
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Even though Netflix is currently streaming the entire series, it's impossible to watch the new X-Files the way we would have in the '90s — primarily because The Golden Age of Television began right as The X-Files snuffed out.
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Every previous Ebola outbreak has been snuffed out through a tried-and-true strategy called "contact tracing": isolating those related to the sick before they had a chance to infect anyone else, and thus interrupting the human chain of transmission.
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Residents, businesses and police departments across South Carolina and beyond took to social media with the hashtags #SuperheroesforJacob and #TownvilleStrong to let the family know that they, too, would remember the smiling boy whose life was snuffed out much too soon.
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Over time, Flint fell into disrepair, synonymous with poverty, poor infrastructure, and insurmountable struggle, yet even this was eclipsed by the shadow of Detroit, an hour away and with its own promising future snuffed out as the 20th century closed.
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"I think this is going to be a difficult year for investors and even a fledgling U.S. economic recovery looks to be snuffed out by global markets developments," said Nitin Dialdas, chief investment officer at Mandarin Capital in Hong Kong.
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While most people will look at that seat and envision a person's life snuffed out by a homicide, the majority of those killed in the United States each year by a firearm have, like Pennebaker's mother, died by their own hands.
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Fearful that Eliza's future may be snuffed out because of him, Romeo decides that the lessons he's instilled in his daughter—be honest, work hard—need to be set aside so that she won't be cheated out of her destiny.
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Boo Boo captured America's attention, if not its heart, for four brief seasons before being snuffed out amidst tragic rumors that Mama June had renewed her relationship with the man—Mark McDaniel—convicted of molesting her eldest daughter in 2004.
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Where Democrats stand: By all accounts, adding the individual mandate repeal into the bill likely snuffed out any GOP hope of attracting votes from a core group of Democrats up for re-election in 2018 who reside in Trump states.
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Without net neutrality, many open advocates argue, companies like Google, Facebook, Twitter, Skype, Netflix and other so-called "edge providers" might have been snuffed out in their infancy by the telecom giants whose pipes these firms use to reach consumers.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - An upstart Brazilian water polo team that has gained a cult local following at the Games had its medal chances snuffed out by Croatia on Tuesday, falling to the reigning Olympic champions in the quarter-finals.
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And just as Mr. Cantor's stunning defeat all but extinguished any hope for a comprehensive immigration overhaul, the results Tuesday appear to have snuffed out any room for dissent among G.O.P. lawmakers who rely on the president's supporters for votes.
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The powerful world number seven was relentless as he snuffed out any hope of a famous French fightback — giving Pouille little chance of extending the last final in the 20-year-old competition's current guise into a deciding fifth rubber.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Like reliable Russian machines, Karen Khachanov and Daniil Medvedev advanced to the third round at Wimbledon on Wednesday, keeping the torch alight for tennis's so-called next generation after the flames of some of their contemporaries were snuffed out.
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So it went with the Swedish count Philip Christoph Königsmarck and German princess Sophia Dorothea of Celle, whose star-crossed romance is widely believed to have been snuffed out by Sophia's husband, a mean dude who later became King George I of Britain.
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But if that gave Puig a glint of hope for an upset, the Czech quickly snuffed out such thoughts by breaking the 25-year-old in the very next game to seal a third-round match with Taiwanese 28th seed Hsieh Su-wei.
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I love Dany and Yara's exchange of knowing looks and shared chuckle over Euron's "big cock," but the magic is somewhat snuffed out when Dany announces that the Ironborn will no longer "reave, rove, raid, or rape" (at least raving is still in!).
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But the Soviet crackdown in Hungary in 1956 and the crash of an American U20123 spy plane over Russia in 1960 finally snuffed out attempts to ease tensions failed when Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev stormed out of a summit with Eisenhower in Paris.
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Brannen excels at evoking lost worlds, from the global coral reefs of the Devonian period to the Pangaean crocodilians of the late Triassic—both of which were, in part, snuffed out by shifting levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide and the ensuing climate change.
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Cano belts three-run homer as Mariners jolt Astros HOUSTON — Robinson Cano struck one last devastating blow in a season full of them at Minute Maid Park and, in the process, snuffed the life out of the Houston Astros' dwindling postseason aspirations.
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Djokovic felt the heat when he went 15-40 down on serve in the next game but snuffed out the danger with two big serves then looked relieved as Nadal missed a forehand before moving 5-4 ahead with a rapier-like backhand.
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Army retained the Commander-in-Chief's Trophy — awarded to the team with the best record in games among the three service academies — after winning it for the first time in 22 years last season and snuffed a late rally by Navy (3-10).
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Just as she uses that "character head" to know intuitively what her characters will say and do next, Ms. Rebeck has no problem revisiting the prejudices of a different era, prejudices that muffled and contorted and at times snuffed out her own voice.
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And then there was the final one: Alabama's last chance was snuffed out when it was snookered into a penalty for too many men on the field after forcing Auburn into a punting situation with a little over a minute to play.
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This is Battlefield V. Your life may still be meaningless in the vastness of it all, yet there's solace to be found in proximal goals: even if you should be snuffed out by the whims of strife, you were a piece of some eventual success.
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And any hope of a cheerful resolution is pretty much snuffed out in episode two of Season 5, which sees Diane travelling to Vietnam in an attempt to connect with her roots/run away from the knowledge that Mr Peanutbutter is seeing someone new.
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There are, of course, the obvious systemic problems like cruelty, neglect, abandonment, the millions wasting away in shelters waiting for a "forever home" that will never materialize or whose lives are snuffed out because they don't or can't behave the way a "good" pet should.
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Democrats were clobbered in the 2010 and 2014 midterm elections, turning the full control of Congress that Obama enjoyed in his first two years in office into a Republican wall of opposition that snuffed out most of his priorities in his last six years.
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I'd touched down at LaGuardia a few hours before, hoping to land a dream internship on my favorite TV show, but my rookie awe was snuffed by the realization that a hiring freeze had ended my chances before I even got on the plane.
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The most vital of these is his choice to spend time writing a book—a commitment of several years for an author who believes time is the most precious thing, and whose political project might well be crushed by resistance or snuffed out by indifference.
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Above all, it remains a series where every character, even if they're in one scene in one episode, has a point of view and a perspective and a life, which might be cruelly snuffed out but nevertheless exists and is important in the cosmic sense.
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The latest exemplar of this brand of sorrow manifested itself in the littlest pilot—a Dayton Flyers fan—as he saw his team snuffed out in the first round against Syracuse (who is actually pretty bad this year—they lost to St. John's for Pete's sake).
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The Russian, who has won titles in Tokyo, Winston-Salem and Sydney this season, then broke Federer to love to keep his hopes of an unlikely comeback alive but the Swiss snuffed them out in his next service game, wrapping up the win in 65 minutes.
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While one might assume this rhetoric was left behind in the era of flight attendant weigh-ins, or at least snuffed out during the body positive movement, Davis says it's still rampant and some women have decided to go to extreme lengths on their own accord.
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Tulane scored 19 straight points when, with 12:32 left in the fourth quarter, a bad snap was recovered in the end zone by Memphis linebacker Austin Hall for a touchdown that boosted the Memphis lead to 183-19 and snuffed out any chance of a comeback.
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There's a singular late episode, an extended flashback to when Mitch was still an adored celebrity, that captures what it seems to be shooting for—a mordant map of a world in which women's careers are snuffed as they become sexual trading pieces, while everyone shrugs.
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Her older brother, Andrey (Greg Hildreth), is no help; his intellectual aspirations, already deflated by the dullness of provincial life, are snuffed out altogether when he falls in love with Natasha (Sas Goldberg), a déclassé local who thinks that Juicy Couture sweatsuits are still a thing.
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In a mathematically rigorous manuscript, sprinkled with commentary and philosophical quotations, he wrote the formulas by which some advanced consciousness could encode itself into a form of matter that would persist indefinitely into the cosmic future, after the last star is snuffed out in the darkness.
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Joe BidenJoe BidenThe Memo: Trump tests limits of fiery attacks during crisis Sanders when asked about timeframe for 21625 decision: 'I'm dealing with a f---ing global crisis' Biden holds sizable lead in new Hill/HarrisX 2900 poll MORE all but snuffed out his rival, Sen.
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I also invited two artists, Jean Foos and Frank Holliday, who knew Wojnarowicz during his lifetime, to help paint a picture of a scene that burned bright, but was eventually snuffed out by a commercial art world obsessed with novelty, and the looming disaster that was AIDS.
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The A.F.C. playoff race is suddenly wide open, with the Steelers going from presumptive favorites to being one of three teams fighting for the top spot, and in the N.F.C., the Carolina Panthers snuffed out most of what remained of the Green Bay Packers' playoff hopes.
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MOSCOW — Pro-Western liberals, hard-line nationalists, gay-rights activists and other Kremlin opponents gathered in central Moscow on Saturday, seeking to revive a broad-based protest movement against President Vladimir V. Putin that was snuffed out five years ago by mass arrests and stiff jail sentences.
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At the very least I recommend watching some of the surprisingly forthright opening statements from all of these companies — each of them could be snuffed out in an instant by Amazon or Google or Apple and those giant companies might not even notice they did it.
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Djokovic suffered his earliest defeat for three years when Czech Jiri Vesely beat him on his 2016 claycourt debut at last month's Monte Carlo Masters but if Coric harboured any hopes of pulling off another upset, Djokovic snuffed them out by breaking the 19-year-old three times.
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But the economy is mired in its worst crisis in a decade, and security forces have snuffed out three attempts by the main opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) since Friday to hold street demonstrations against shortages of fuel, power, bread and what they say is increasing repression.
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And he's offering a solution: that the new threat of homegrown Islamic terrorism could be snuffed out if only the United States adopted the kind of "extreme" vetting of foreigners and drastic changes to the immigration system that he proposed and which lit a fire under his presidential campaign.
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There was gallows humor, but we -- we never had that fire snuffed out and that is a point of pride for me because what that tells me is there's a whole generation of people who worked in this administration who are going to keep on doing stuff... AXELROD: Yeah.
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The author epitomized the Russian intelligentsia snuffed out by the Bolsheviks, of which his contemporary Nabokov was also a member — impossibly cultured, preoccupied with the fate of the nation, conservative but not reactionary, liberal but not revolutionary, molecularly Russian but open to Europe and, above all, fastidiously humane.
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El-Sisi, who made this power grab after a visit from and praise by U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, has also arrested far more Egyptians for the mildest of criticism, and snuffed out far more press freedoms, than his predecessor Hosni Mubarak — without a peep out of America.
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The decision by prosecutors buoyed City Hall, delivered an immediate and perhaps insurmountable lift to Mr. de Blasio's re-election chances in the fall, and instantly snuffed out the last embers of hope for an array of Democrats and even some Republicans mulling a potential mayoral challenge in 2017.
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Obama, who launched the Let Girls Learn initiative in March 2015, noted at the panel discussion that there are 62 million girls worldwide of school age who are not in school, many of whom are being denied an education and have seen their aspirations snuffed out by grown men.
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There was something profound about knowing that this single teenage girl — smart, snide, loving and funny — had been living in that same small annex where my wife and mother-in-law had been standing; deeply moving to be reminded that a hateful regime had snuffed that life out.
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On Tuesday, rogue Trump fixer Michael Cohen snuffed out any lingering hope of reconciling with his old boss when CNN broadcast a recording of the two men talking about how to keep a former Playboy model's allegation of an affair quiet in the run-up to the 2016 election.
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The international aid effort that arrived with foreign forces put girls' education and the empowering of women at its core but there are fears a final withdrawal of U.S. troops, the winding down of international engagement and the re-emergence of the Taliban in politics will see the progress snuffed out.
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If Netflix can guarantee that it has snuffed out VPNs, and it does seem that the company has managed to do so with much efficiency — much to the disappointment of VPN loyalists like yours truly — then it could be in position to implement varied pricing, just like Spotify and others do.
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The left fielder doubled to start a six-run third inning, capped New York's scoring by beating out an infield RBI single in the eighth and snuffed out the Rockies' biggest threat in the sixth by nabbing D.J. LeMahieu at the plate to finish an inning-ending 7-2 double play.
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Because even if your heart was sailing on soon-to-be snuffed out hopes that NCAA-challenging Nigel Hayes and his No. 8 seed Badger underdogs were going to upset No. 4 seed Florida, you simply could not ask for a more spectacular ending in the purest sense of the word.
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Democrats had spent 2017 promising that they would never give Trump what he wanted, because they would never endorse something they understood (correctly) as a symbol to the rest of the world that immigrants were not welcome in the US. That outrage was snuffed quickly — in large part because Rep.
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Romelu Lukaku (Belgium) v Raphael Varane and Samuel Umtiti (France) France have conceded only three goals on the way to the semi-finals, and the central defensive pair snuffed out the attacking threat of Luis Suarez in the quarter-final against Uruguay, barely allowing him a touch in the penalty area.
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But Willard's attempt to further conjoin morality efforts with the second form of activism — her "Do Everything" campaign for a shorter workweek, a living wage, health care and prison reform, among other things — was snuffed out upon her death, as the union's leadership abandoned its support for broader social reform.
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Photo: APA South Carolina facility owned by aerospace and defense contracting giant Boeing was hit by a WannaCry attack on Wednesday, the Seattle Times reported, but the company is now trying to tamp down fears that the dreaded ransomware is back on the rise after it was only barely snuffed out last year.
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The MMA madness that had slowly vanished over the years until it was barely a memory, just a wisp of something from the past — chaos snuffed out by regulations and evolution and progress and decency and commerce and the other great levelers of American culture, unstoppable in its endless march to the middle.
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A lifelong "raider," as he calls those skilled at exploiting opportunity, Kolomoisky in his youth ferried electronics from Moscow to Ukraine during the collapse of the Soviet Union—a train line once graced by robbers in leather jackets who snuffed out passengers for any rubles they might have foolishly failed to hide.
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Thankfully (for all you miserable, miserable Real Madrid fans out there) Ronaldo, however, had something else to say something about that: Usually, these Classicos are much closer, but Real Madrid dominated the night with a show of offense and a smothering defense that snuffed out the likes of Neymar, Messi, and Suarez.
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I had had an abortion, the psychological aftermath of which was not as simple as I thought it would be, and when I got home, sleeping off the anesthesia, I dreamed of a large cinder, a life that had been snuffed out before it had the opportunity to happen, shooting through space.
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"If a single company is able to control many of the key inputs to online video, from content production to last-mile transmission, then the competitive promise of this new market could be snuffed out, or at least limited, as familiar names seek to turn online video into Cable 2.0," Kimmelman warned.
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However, it was defense that was again the storyline for the Red Raiders (230-257, 260-4 Big 12), who rebounded in a big way from a dismal road loss at Kansas two days earlier and snuffed out any momentum the Mountaineers (10-13, 2-8) were feeling from a home win against Oklahoma.
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If you remember the back half of the 1989 classic Steel Magnolias, you might be painfully familiar with how much a story can struggle to not suck after its main character is snuffed out, gone forever and ever, no way of coming back, not even by magic, and definitely not as an ice zombie.
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While Jessica Lange and Kathy Bates won acting honors for their work in American Horror Story: Coven, it was the category change that really helped FX break through — particularly since 2014's big TV movie was HBO's The Normal Heart, the exact type of project that snuffed out the network's dreams in 2012 and 2013.
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Given that Christie's books have sold more than two billion copies, there's no impugning the taste of her fans, but the fact remains that, in many of her stories, the murder should technically be logged as the second death, the life of the prose having been snuffed out long before that of the victim.
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The economy is mired in its worst crisis in a decade, and security forces have in the past week snuffed out five attempts by the main opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) to hold street demonstrations, dashing hopes that the government might live up to promises of becoming more tolerant of dissent than the one it replaced.
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The same way that recently snuffed candles or plain white bread trigger my memories of actual church, I wanted the tastes and smells of Donnie Darko on the big screen to call back the first time I saw it — at midnight, near Halloween, at the disgusting student-center movie theater for $4, with my belly full of pumpkin liquor.
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The First Order has almost snuffed out the last of an escaping wing of Resistance transports, so Holdo (played by Laura Dern) cooks up an inventive maneuver: She'll point the large decoy cruiser she's piloting directly at the pursuing First Order flagship and fire up the hyperdrive, wreaking havoc on the enemy warship and sacrificing herself in the process.
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Boomers never got over losing Jimi, Janis, and Jim during a ten-month span of 1970 and 1971, but consider the Generation X icons who were snuffed out at an early age: Tupac Shakur, Jeff Buckley, Brandon Lee, Elliott Smith, Biggie Smalls, River Phoenix, Shannon Hoon, Aaliyah and a certain beloved flannel-clad rocker from Aberdeen, Wash.
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He said Belgium had convicted more than 100 people on terrorism charges last year and had foiled major attacks, including a plot over a decade ago that was aimed at France and the United States as well a threat snuffed out early last year by a police raid that broke up an Islamic State cell in the town of Verviers.
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The announcement in Geneva came after a recent chain of cases in Liberia was snuffed out, marking the first time since the start of the epidemic two years ago that Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone — the three countries that were hardest hit by the virus — had reported zero cases for at least 42 days, or two incubation periods of the virus.
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There's such a weight of history between me and this cast of characters that as the losses started to pile up, I just couldn't keep watching them get snuffed out because I said the wrong thing or, to be more accurate, because I kept acting as if Banner Saga 3 were a more uplifting and optimistic game than it really is.
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It wasn't the first or last time Google snuffed out an idea, but it was definitely one of the dumbest — Google's decision to kill off the beloved RSS reader in 201613, despite protests and likely only to save on server costs that Google wouldn't notice in a thousand years, was arguably the death of RSS as a news distribution technology.
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A long-delayed investigation into Chinese steel dumping is on hold; the calls to withdraw from North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) have quieted; and the criticism of the existing free-trade deal with Korea has been snuffed as the Trump Administration actively works to preserve Republican votes for tax reform, the sole issue that unites the party ruling both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue.
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This issue is enhanced when you take into account how he is competent in all areas and is not a divisional gatekeeper by any means, hence why the majority of his opponents have been competent, yet middling competitors so far, rather than up-and-coming talents with the UFC fearful of having hopes of a hype job snuffed out by a skilful but unmarketable fighter.
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The three months of protests here speak volumes about the state of democracy today — how the human quest for freedom can't be snuffed out, even by the most powerful autocratic systems, and how hard it is to turn that quest into lasting change in the age of Twitter when everyone is a leader, a follower, a broadcaster and a critic, and compromise becomes nearly impossible.
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"Me and My Dog..🤣🤣🤣… Welllllll… @cthagod gave me a heads up when this interview was done and I told him play it.. This isn't the 1st time I've been threatened by an artist and probably won't be the last time… I never been slapped, or snuffed or jumped before so not sure where that came from," Envy wrote alongside a photo of him posing with his German shepherd.
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Finding life under such circumstances increasingly untenable, Beckmann, with his wife Quappi at his side, fled the country that had imbued him with a love of painting, brought him as a volunteer hospital steward to the front lines of World War I, and nurtured his career as an artist — until the ascendency of Hitler's Nazi regime snuffed out any hope he had of continuing to work in the doomed republic.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersSenate unanimously passes T coronavirus stimulus package Overnight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Last-minute complaints threaten T coronavirus aid deal | What's in the package | Pelosi scrambles to secure quick passage | Expanded testing shows signs of strain On The Money: Last-minute complaints threaten T stimulus | What to know about business loans, relief checks in deal | Economists fear downturn will be worse than Great Recession MORE (I-Vt.), whose once-promising second presidential bid has been all but snuffed out by former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Last-minute complaints threaten T coronavirus aid deal | What's in the package | Pelosi scrambles to secure quick passage | Expanded testing shows signs of strain Hillicon Valley: Coronavirus deal includes funds for mail-in voting | Twitter pulled into fight over virus disinformation | State AGs target price gouging | Apple to donate 10M masks Poll: 59 percent say coronavirus crisis has had a negative effect on their finances MORE.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersSenate unanimously passes T coronavirus stimulus package Overnight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Last-minute complaints threaten T coronavirus aid deal | What's in the package | Pelosi scrambles to secure quick passage | Expanded testing shows signs of strain On The Money: Last-minute complaints threaten T stimulus | What to know about business loans, relief checks in deal | Economists fear downturn will be worse than Great Recession MORE (I-Vt.), whose once-promising second presidential bid has been all but snuffed out by former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Last-minute complaints threaten T coronavirus aid deal | What's in the package | Pelosi scrambles to secure quick passage | Expanded testing shows signs of strain Hillicon Valley: Coronavirus deal includes funds for mail-in voting | Twitter pulled into fight over virus disinformation | State AGs target price gouging | Apple to donate 2628M masks Poll: 28500 percent say coronavirus crisis has had a negative effect on their finances MORE.
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