Needless to say, this vicious spiral can and often does become a death spiral.
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It started to spiral and spiral and I began telling outrageous lies to my friends.
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Andrew Beveridge, a math professor at Macalester College, says the White Walker spiral goes in the opposite direction of a golden spiral, but it's "pretty darn close" to a clockwise golden spiral.
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Over the past decade, Yemen's vicious cycle has become a downward spiral -- a predictable and preventable spiral.
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Sometimes confidence fell and didn't spiral into recession, but all recessions have started with a confidence spiral.
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Later, I wrapped and unwrapped foiled hams so that customers could insure the spiral cut was, indeed, spiral.
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It's definitely possible in some states that there could be a little spiral, if not a death spiral.
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Our own Milky Way galaxy was thought to be one until the 1960s, when it was reclassified as a barred spiral (a spiral galaxy with a distinct center bar in addition to spiral arms).
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It bears a resemblance to the Fibonacci spiral, a golden spiral whose growth factor is Φ, the golden ratio.
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Roll the "cigar" into a spiral, then, using the palm of your hand, smash the spiral together to flatten slightly.
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Kanem: Well, in my charitable moments, I think it's a spiral and we're on a higher rung of the spiral.
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Its cover had a fluorescent tie-dyed spiral, with purple lizards walking around the spiral and disappearing into the center.
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But, if truly a spiral, then this newly discovered galaxy could help scientists understand when, how and why spiral arms form.
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A subtle but overarching spiral pays homage to Vera Rubin, an astronomer (and a 1948 Vassar graduate) who studied spiral galaxies.
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Republican leaders like to claim that Trumpcare is necessary because Obamacare is "collapsing" into a "death spiral," but not only is Trumpcare non-responsive to a death spiral, the death spiral they posit as the basis for Trumpcare is wholly fabricated.
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Although plenty of people warm spiral-sliced hams, that can lead to the dryness that detractors of spiral ham cite as its worst trait.
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But it seems irrefutable that the big managed care stocks are in a different kind of spiral — a profit spiral — that is twirling upward.
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Beautiful symmetry: Here we have spiral galaxy NGC 2985, one of the most proportional spiral galaxies out there, as seen by the Hubble Space Telescope.
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It becomes obvious Nico is the problem here, since he accuses Levi of experiencing a "shame spiral," when there is no evidence of such a spiral.
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As they watched the flaming spiral, Beric said it's a message from the Night King, and the spiral imagery on Game of Thrones goes way, way back.
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The object looks like a barred spiral galaxy, but since we can only see it head on, it's hard to tell whether it has spiral arms or not.
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So it has this circular, this kind of spiral shape, so that wherever you insert it, it doesn't cut along just one edge, it cuts in a spiral direction.
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The spiral staircases in the Arc de Triomphe seem to impart the double-helix misery of France's martial DNA in their well-worn spiral steps, vertigo-inducing when I look down.
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"We were thrilled to hear that Robert Smithson's 'Spiral Jetty' will become Utah's State Work of Land Art," Kelly Kivland, associate curator at Dia Art Foundation, which owns "Spiral Jetty," told Hyperallergic.
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Another conspiracy canard mentioned in "The Final Country" is a spiral triangle tattoo, known as the "crooked spiral," which has now popped up in both the first and third seasons of True Detective.
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But those recent woes are not the same as a death spiral, a term used to describe a complete market failure in which premiums spiral upward so only the sickest customers buy coverage.
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Why have a spiral staircase with such a huge footprint?
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It's too easy to end up in a negative spiral.
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His life went in a downhill spiral resulting in homelessness.
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This has created a dangerous downward spiral for many retirees.
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A Spiderman spiral notebook that perhaps belonged to a child.
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"Whether they can get out of that spiral is unknown."
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This is a country that is in a death spiral.
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The two spiral into one another and create a cyclone.
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But with Kingdom, I stick around through the death spiral.
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Faced with these unavoidable facts, Laura herself begins to spiral.
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Prices rose and created what's known as a death spiral.
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Obamacare benefits from an automatic brake against any death spiral.
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This is one way of solving the "utility death spiral".
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Republicans claim that Obamacare is already in a "death spiral".
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And when it set in, I was like, you spiral.
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America's conflict with China, however, is more likely to spiral.
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"That was the down spiral of my life," she said.
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The spiral of recrimination is not yet over, it seems.
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It's this kind of downward spiral I find myself in.
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Are we falling into spiral of action, reaction, and escalation?
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A spiral staircase leads into the family's indoor basketball court.
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This threatens to put Test matches into a death spiral.
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This feedback loop causes warming to spiral out of control.
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It's clear that death spiral of Obamacare is well underway.
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ObamaCare's insurance regulations have created a similar death spiral nationwide.
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Headline inflation in any case is unlikely to spiral higher.
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Mozambique has seen its foreign debt spiral in recent years.
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Chuck's no longer on the ropes, Axe continues to spiral.
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ObamaCare is crashing, it's dead, it's in a death spiral.
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Left unchecked, all this could easily spiral out of control.
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"Postpartum depression, if untreated, can begin to spiral," Stuebe said.
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Is the spiral enough on its own to end humanity?
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Of course, not everyone believes the euro will spiral lower.
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And so it kind of put me in a spiral.
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The action sometimes seems shapeless, sometimes static, sometimes obsessively spiral.
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The bank's downward spiral kicked into high gear last month.
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"The spiral downwards is fueled by public policy," he said.
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And before long you wind up in this death spiral.
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"Spiral" ("Engrenages" in France), Netflix (four seasons), Hulu (five seasons).
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Carreyrou's reporting sparked the beginning of the company's downward spiral.
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Tattooed Chef's vegetable spiral nests are healthy alternatives to pasta.
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Turkey's currency collapsed into a steep downward spiral practically overnight.
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But Wall Street reacted, with stocks extending their downward spiral.
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The army withdraws, and fears rise that crime will spiral.
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"We are in a downward spiral," said the senior official.
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His relentless downward spiral must have been wrenching to watch.
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There's a silver lining in Wren's 2017 downward spiral forecast.
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Our hero's Christmas Eve will soon spiral out of control.
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Sadly, prescription drug spending continues to spiral out of control.
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Spiral hair ties that don't leave kinks in their hair
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But its baseline scenario is a downward spiral in ties.
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Spiral galaxies, though, take that form for very different reasons.
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The butterfly central spiral brings everything together in the room.
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The spiral staircase at the University of Mumbai in 1936.
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A spiral staircase led to the tiny attic, with skylights.
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The next step, of course, is the subsequent Instagram spiral.
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She has a spiral way to get to the center.
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Eventually, his health improved, but his mood continued to spiral.
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Experts say this cycle could easily spiral out of control.
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"I never saw it as a downward spiral," she said.
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That creates a downward spiral into hatred fueled by ignorance.
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It was the beginning of a long spiral of repression.
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Things are spiraling and continuing to spiral out of control.
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Is a sudden death spiral really out of the question?
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Republicans claim that the program is in a death spiral.
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Here's a closer look at the spiral staircase from above.
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The "market is not in a 'death spiral,' " they said.
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Likely, season 2 will track her recovery (or downward spiral).
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And miscalculation could lead things to spiral out of control.
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A spiral staircase divides the upstairs living and sleeping areas.
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So there is a need to stop that downward spiral.
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"I wouldn't be too pessimistic about some spiral into destruction."
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"That was when I started to spiral down," Rebecca says.
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So how did measles spiral out of control so quickly?
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Nowadays I can mostly stop the spiral before it starts.
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Instead of a death spiral, Miner County started spinning up.
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Let us build this great spiral downward into the earth.
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We're left to slowly spiral toward some inevitable dark end.
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Narrator: So, ultimately, the best throws come down to:Larsen: Having a tighter spiral, and more velocity behind that spiral is gonna give you the ability to make throws on the field to be successful.
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He claims that it would end the Obamacare death spiral; there isn't a death spiral, and his plan would be more, not less, vulnerable to a vicious circle of rising premiums and falling enrollment.
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A seal formed over her breast from drizzling wax, spiral-fashion.
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The Republican replacement plan will not necessarily cause a death spiral.
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The narrower spiral staircase at the back would also be modified.
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Without an incentive, the markets would go into a death spiral.
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One is the basic death spiral of self-fulfilling default risk.
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Like the Milky Way, it's a spiral galaxy packed with stars.
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You can almost make out spiral arms of the Milky Way.
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The color of the green carpet, dark wood, and spiral staircase!
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Meanwhile, the spiral galaxy dominating the image radiates with glowing dust.
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This is prime fodder for a classic Rafael Downward Spiral™.
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There's an opportunity for precisely such a downward spiral coming up.
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The result was the insurance markets plunged into a death spiral.
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Inside, the habitats have four levels inside, connected by spiral staircases.
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"That starts a spiral that's hard to turn around," Harker said.
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As the spiral intensified, Little would be shot a second time.
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"We knew we were facing a death spiral," says Wing-Heier.
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Warning: The photo below could send you into a rage spiral.
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It's leading to a downward spiral, which Maggie diagnoses as PTSD.
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WOULD THAT CREATE INFLATIONARY CONCERNS THROUGH A WAGE PUSH INFLATION SPIRAL?
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The spiral galaxy Messier 96 about 35 million light-years away.
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College sports costs continue to spiral precisely because revenues are spiraling.
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Because everyone's worst fears come true, the emotions spiral from there.
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Spiral Toys did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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Losing the good women on your team becomes a downward spiral.
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"April, perhaps, is already lost to this inflation spiral," he said.
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The next several years at Disney ushered in a downward spiral.
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It features multiple windows, reading nooks, a fireplace, and spiral staircase.
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Behind the stately façade, a slow spiral was already in motion.
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This might be fitting if economies were in a deflationary spiral.
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They are unlikely to allow inflation to spiral past 2 percent.
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Rima's death in a freak accident sends Bobby into a spiral.
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WH wants to "halt the downward spiral" between U.S. and Russia.
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All this comes as Venezuela continues its devastating economic downward spiral.
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Further designs bore spiral shapes, others had stuck-out twisted pleats.
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The subsequent recession led the island down a spiral of debt.
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The Trump administration will have put it in a death spiral.
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When you don't make the move you'll tend to spiral downward.
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Fear proves contagious, leading to a spiral of self-fulfilling pessimism.
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Set at a roller rink, the short adopts a spiral aesthetic.
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That looks like an impossibly gloomy prognosis and self-feeding spiral.
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I think that's what sent me into a spiral of despair.
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With the Spiral, every floor has a little dedicated outdoor space.
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No effort must be spared to reverse the spiral of violence.
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Washington's relations with its two rivals are on a downward spiral.
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Younger enrollees began signing up voluntarily, helping reverse Maine's death spiral.
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Sandberg brings a spiral-bound notebook with her to every meeting.
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The Five Star Spiral Notebooks are the ones every kid wants.
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The consequences when things do spiral out of control are stark.
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As a result, the slightest miscalculation or misunderstanding can quickly spiral.
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"It was a spiral going down—mentally, financially, emotionally," Clarissa said.
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Sprinkle with rub all over, getting in between spiral cuts too.
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As of now, rumors of Obamacare's death spiral have been exaggerated.
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It's also a death spiral for the weakest traditional media players.
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The act throws Rue back into a dark spiral of dependence.
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Well, with a spiral staircase you normally have an angled tread.
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In NGC 2985, there are multiple spiral arms full of stars.
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Breakingviews Valeant Pharmaceuticals International is playing chicken with a death spiral.
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A tinge in my chest can send me into a spiral.
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"He was on a long spiral of going down," Combs said.
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A dramatic spiral staircase winds through the center of the home.
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At a certain point, it becomes an upward spiral of wealth.
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Some were etched with spiral designs; others had gold-edged pages.
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What happens next is a violent spiral into the famed character.
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The cycle could continue indefinitely and spiral into a trade war.
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As spiral-ham marketers like to say: It virtually serves itself!
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"There was a continuous drop-off of spiral hams," she recalled.
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For many, the break leads to a downward spiral of disability.
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If there is too much, inflation will spiral out of control.
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"This thing could really spiral out of control," said Mr. Bown.
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When he awoke in the morning, he'd repeat the drug spiral.
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Adverse selection can lead to a phenomenon called the death spiral.
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How far are we prepared to go in an escalatory spiral?
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It will take a great leader to stop the downward spiral.
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By eschewing accountability, dominant online platforms contribute to that downward spiral.
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There is no end to the spiral where hatred creates hatred.
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Bush's death must have sent him into a downward medical spiral.
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It's not treading the same path, but traveling in a spiral.
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It moved in a spiral motion toward the red giant's core.
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This rainbow spiral is just as calming to watch in reverse.
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But after winning, Fury went on a three-year downward spiral.
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It can be accessed by a spiral staircase or an elevator.
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It's spiral-bound, so it'll lie flat on your desk easily.
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Many planes had an upper deck, accessed by a spiral staircase.
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But, the upward spiral of preparation is not limited to individuals.
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A defeat against the Chiefs could significantly accelerate the Patriots' spiral.
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Such forced sales could then continue compounding the downward market spiral.
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However, tuition costs for college continue to spiral across the nation.
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Most surprising, the signature spiral staircase is no longer purely glass.
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Over the years, I have filled many spiral notebooks with quotations.
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Since then, Venezuela has entered an economic and social death spiral.
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Maybe some numbers eventually spiral all the way down to 1.
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" Ator, Combs said, was "on a long spiral of going down.
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Who could possibly become the guardians of "Broken Circle/Spiral Hill"?
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It was a horrendous spiral that could have taken my life.
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These people can then end up in a spiral of sorts.
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The end result is a death spiral for our constitutional order.
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So to begin a Spiral, I pick something from my list.
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My chief resource now for Spiral-making is the website Onelook.com.
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The good news is that the downward spiral can be stopped.
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Everyone I know warns me that spiral staircases are huge pains.
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This sends me into a spiral and I crash and burn.
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And yes, there are legitimate concerns that these costs can spiral.
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It is not in a spiral, and it is not collapsing.
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She worked on spiral galaxies, and with another astronomer, Kent Ford, she noticed something unusual about stars: in a spiral galaxy, the stars at the edges spun at the same speed as those in the center.
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"Angelitos Negros" (229-2245) has a spiral laid out with a rope at its center, while "Agua" (2212-03703) has small stone rectangles shaped into a snakelike spiral and "Early Life" (20370) suggests a nautilus structure.
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SPIRAL — We get the occasional spiral, always from Will Shortz, who once confessed to borrowing this style of puzzle from one called "La Doppia Rotazione" from Piccola Enigmistica, a puzzle magazine once published in Florence, Italy.
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I find that incredibly regrettable, because if Tennessee is about to have a death spiral to their individual market, why in the heck would a blue-state senator insist that they go into a death spiral?
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Ultimately the researchers would like to combine more of this data in order to map the Milky Way and understand the structure of its spiral arms as part of the Bar And Spiral Structure Legacy (BeSSeL) Survey.
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Ms. Drury likes repetition and circularity and how that circle is really more of a spiral and how, after two or three acts, the spiral starts to look an awful lot like the fuse of a bomb.
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Maduro has presided over Venezuela's spiral into its worst-ever economic crisis.
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Namely, are chromosomes just a series of loops, or do they spiral?
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The implications of allowing Syria to spiral into further disarray are monumental.
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This could once again send the country's stocks into a downward spiral.
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OnLive went into a downward spiral and was eventually acquired by Sony.
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"You get this downward spiral of nobody discussing it," Leiserowitz told me.
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Our galaxy's spiral arms have begun to emerge out of the data.
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Only if you're grabbing a basic spiral bound from the student union.
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But the death spiral Garcia was referring to is a second one.
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The spiral galaxy was passing the irregular galaxy when the collision happened.
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This is how even occasional self-harm can spiral out of control.
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It brings out all of my insecurities and I start to spiral.
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A spiral staircase painted in yellow leads upstairs to the living quarters.
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I did Your spiral view in 753 so it's an old sculpture.
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Hell, try six, when people knew Flash was on a downwards spiral.
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If spending were to spiral, it could further weaken Merkel's fading support.
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A yuan depreciation spiral could be just the start of China's problems.
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Bees and flowers evolved together in a gorgeous spiral of mutual dependence.
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But the measures offer little hope of reversing Greece's downward economic spiral.
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If you've never done a Spiral before, please give it a try.
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A spiral staircase leading to the bed is made out of fungus.
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In Egypt, Global Telecom Holding continued its downward spiral, falling 20.1 percent.
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Mr Trump says he could blame Democrats for any exchange death spiral.
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Over the past 18 months, Facebook has been in a downward spiral.
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This leads to a spiral, which has dragged down the INF treaty.
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Worst case scenario, Spiral says, you might not leave the tour alone.
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Spiral Toys did not disclose the breach until Motherboard broke the news.
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The presence of these spiral arms comes as a relief to astronomers.
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We get it, he's gonna spiral, and it'll be fraught and ugly.
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When Jessica was 224, her father died, sending her into a spiral.
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Those developments fueled concerns the disagreement could spiral into a trade war.
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Astrophysicists have two main ideas to explain what's making these spiral arms.
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The breakup sent him into a spiral that landed him in jail.
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But we are finally on the verge of reversing this lame spiral.
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She collected fire stories and published them in a spiral-bound book.
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Arguments and threats often spiral out of control very quickly, she explains.
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But the notion that Obamacare is in a "death spiral" is baloney.
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Is the dining darling's downward spiral a death knell for local sourcing?
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That would really be the death spiral that Trump keeps shouting about.
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We've been locked in a spiral going the wrong way on this.
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It didn't take long for Elliot to spiral into an emotional frenzy.
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Repeat until the wire is totally covered in a glorious spiral staircase.
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Here's the spiral pattern that appears at the end of the teaser.
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Jon Snow discovers bodies laid in a spiral pattern in Season 3.
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A debt-poor-health spiral ensues: People in debt worry about it.
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That, in turn, could lead to a "death spiral" for Obamacare plans.
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It did not take long for Mr. Purdy to spiral into desperation.
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Miller: Do the arabesque death spiral release, and then we'll stop here.
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Streaming platforms like Netflix and Hulu sent Blockbuster into a death spiral.
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There is no limit to the depth of this real-life spiral.
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Arctic sea ice is in a death spiral thanks to climate change.
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The edge of Matthew's spiral is visible off the coast of Georgia.
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Selling the stock can further dent share prices, triggering a downward spiral.
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But a narrow spiral staircase went directly into the second-floor bedroom.
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I think consensual politics across partisan lines is in a death spiral.
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In a spiral galaxy, the arms are full of gas and dust.
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What looks like more choice actually leads to a democracy death spiral.
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The spiral of self-accusations got worse in the time that followed.
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One (1) laminated, spiral-bound instruction manual for EMERGENCY FINAL DE-ARCHIVE.
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For others, every decision leads to a spiral of wedding-induced anxiety.
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It's a spiral that's going to become worse and worse over time.
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For me, when I got burned I went down a downward spiral.
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"Let's interrupt the 2-party downward spiral," she wrote on Twitter Tuesday.
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In college, during a spiral of panic, she is overcome with guilt.
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And so grows the spiral of corruption and incompetence and ethical shadiness.
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Nick and Alyssa's marriage seems locked in a slow-moving death spiral.
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He walked to his spiral tower and prayers whispered to the heavens.
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Experts do not expect the Ugandan outbreak to spiral out of control.
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It looks as if the sensors were off, instigating the downward spiral.
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If the wind's motion is outward, the result is a clockwise spiral.
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Imagine a tight spiral thrown onto a hard surface like a road.
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He kept a log of the charities he contacted on spiral notebooks.
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A spiral staircase in the dining area offers an alternate route upstairs.
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Then again, so does the thought of further weathering Venezuela's downward spiral.
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Chilean democracy fell into a death spiral, culminating in a bloody coup.
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But the past few years have seen the economy spiral toward collapse.
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First, the policy could send the insurance markets into a death spiral.
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We watch the downward spiral helpless, trying not to be dragged in.
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As far as I can tell, there's a possible death spiral there.
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His mixed messages have sent international markets into a spiral of uncertainty.
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"It's a downward spiral if we can't keep them safe," he says.
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The heat spiral is designed to allow for airflow and even heating.
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All she has to do is follow him down a spiral staircase.
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"After a while, you become locked in a death spiral," Almstadt said.
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"Subsidies prevent what might otherwise be a death spiral," Ms. Cox said.
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In this way, a manageable health crisis can spiral out of control.
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The decreased reimbursement leads to a downward spiral for hospitals and patients.
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"The debate's really about the timeframe for the death spiral," he says.
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It is hard to see how this downward spiral would help anyone.
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But throwing a perfect spiral isn&apost as easy as it looks.
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Larsen: The spiral&aposs created by that final flick, that last finger.
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O.K. — I've seen this guy throw a dead spiral through a tire.
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It suggests that history is in the shape of an upward spiral.
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The NBA wants to make sure things don't spiral out of control.
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" As for her teammates, Laurel agrees they're all on a "downward spiral.
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When it's not, things begin to spiral because we're not being communicative.
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What does Maude do to lift Harold out of his morbid spiral?
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"We fell into this awful spiral of poverty and debt," says Krengel.
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The suicide of a college love added to her spiral, she said.
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The downward spiral began after he turned nine and his parents separated.
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But nowhere is the Left's downward spiral more obvious than in Illinois.
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But his life started to spiral down after he left the Army.
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But his life started to spiral down after he left the Army.
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Music has followed a similar downward spiral toward the lowest common denominator.
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It doesn't have to entail that we are in a downward spiral.
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That is the part that really can spiral, and [that] concerns me.
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This nearly always led their descendants into a dark spiral of madness.
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The duties spiral seems to have been stopped for the time being.
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It was notable because it happened, and it made everything else spiral.
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The size of the system and the Fibonacci-like spiral are mesmerizing. pic.twitter.
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"I came out and, in a way, my downward spiral started," he said.
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Wendy, at first, suggests doing nothing and letting Taylor spiral on their own.
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There was a '70s aesthetic to the penthouse, and an amazing spiral staircase.
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Dent cautioned that Friday's decision could further send insurance markets into a spiral.
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And without it, the Republican bill is tailor-made for a death spiral.
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The 10 skeletons were arranged in a spiral pattern, suggesting a ritualistic practice.
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"Pregnancy loss awareness posts send me down a spiral of sadness," she says.
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"I strongly warn against recklessly sliding into a spiral of isolation," Altmaier said.
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In the case of Apep, its spiral arms measure several light-years across.
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A particular focus was paid to star-forming spiral regions and dwarf galaxies.
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In 2001, the death of his father sent him into a downward spiral.
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Like Westworld, eventually this theme park is going to spiral out of control.
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To not get sucked into the never-ending addiction spiral of phones. Yeah.
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The losers are ill-informed buyers caught up in the spiral of greed.
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Officials were increasingly worried as night fell that the violence could spiral further.
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Absent a president and a functioning parliament, Lebanon is in a downward spiral.
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The "death spiral" that some say already afflicts the exchanges would thus accelerate.
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" Unfortunately, teases Kelly, "I think he's probably going to spiral a little more.
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It's not the kind of story that should spiral entirely into political speculation.
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Only after that can you approach the spiral stairs that descend to 5.8.
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Until that first taste sends you down a spiral you will never untwist.
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But by the mid-20073s the inflationary spiral seemed to have been broken.
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All of this really angered demonstrators, causing situations to spiral out of control.
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Tick (Stupid-), Tick (Worthless-), Tick (Disgusting-) The spiral continues on throughout the night.
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This led to a spiral in both my physical health and mental health.
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Arie Sacred Journey of Ku-Kai, Volume 5, Kitaro Spiral Revelation, Steve Roach
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Or is her sudden interest in Em a symptom of Kate's larger spiral?
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And so now it&aposs gone -- I mean, this thing continues to spiral.
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If you can break that spiral, then you can get a better life.
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Time and again there must be possibilities to get out of this spiral.
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You just start to go through this spiral of negativity about your body.
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Does this mean we are now in a slow downward spiral towards Jan.
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We talk about how hopeless our situations are and we start to spiral.
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His actions are now sparking alarm that the country might spiral into lawlessness.
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Another look at spiral stairway that connects the surface and the underground shelter.
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Absent good answers to the intermediation dilemma, the current downward spiral will continue.
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It features a spiral protostellar disk and three young stars embedded within it.
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Less-established satellite brands suffer, too, and a catastrophic downward spiral is completed.
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Others can only absorb so much manufacturing from China before their costs spiral.
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The spiral appeared to present the information in an appealing and straightforward way.
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Foreclosures would trigger price declines that ignite more defaults in a downward spiral.
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In simulations, only gas giant planets are hefty enough to draw spiral patterns.
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At 192 pages, you can read this downward spiral in just one day.
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Their spiral-designed clothes with embedded pouches aimed to revaluate fast food culture.
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This most recent spiral, I went on really long walks—maybe 20 miles.
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Another room featured a rusted spiral staircase with dresses mounted on coat hangers.
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The Arctic whale's spiral tusk can grow to more than nine feet long.
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Who hasn't fallen into an internet spiral reading commentary about a banana slicer?
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Partial repeal could effectively accelerate our slow-motion death spiral into hyper-drive.
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In such a secretive state, rumors of deaths can spiral out of control.
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The U.S.-Russian relationship is in a downward spiral, writes columnist Josh Cohen.
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But during the fourth quarter, stock and bond markets went into a spiral.
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I started clicking around and soon found myself deep in an internet spiral.
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In another, her back arches in the perfect curve of a fibonacci spiral.
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Spiral galaxies comprise the majority of galaxies in space at over 75 percent.
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It actually reveals the depth of the deflationary spiral in which we are.
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It was the beginning of a downward spiral that ended with the unthinkable.
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Magnets affixed to televisions turned President Richard Nixon into a spiral-shaped ghoul.
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Is the new stable state at the end of the death spiral habitable?
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Those injuries are often the start of a downward spiral for older adults.
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" He argued former President Obama's signature healthcare legislation is in "a death spiral.
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M.H.: The Spiral Stakes winner is the slowest of the Derby bunch. Pass.
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Another highlight: their spiral sprint down a triangular staircase, which felt truly vertiginous.
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If things spiral out of control, China will have a lot to lose.
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The fourth bedroom, in the former attic, is reached by a spiral staircase.
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The White House quickly became consumed in a downward spiral of public statements.
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It has a lower level patio, with spiral staircase access to the treehouse.
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A drinker swigging from a bottle curls backward as if about to spiral.
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The downwards spiral comes shortly after Trump fueled the trade war against China.
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"There's a difference between the circle and the spiral," Ms. Le Guin said.
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A steel spiral staircase connects the room to an office in a loft.
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For the spiral and ribbon blades, you'll need to manually turn the food.
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Do you think there a spiral of silence about climate change in America?
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The universe is full of spiral galaxies, comprising about 77% of those observed.
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These leaders passed up an opportunity to stop this downward spiral of polarization.
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By opposing Trump, conservatives risk a leftward spiral that takes decades to undo.
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He'll enter a negative spiral as self-reinforcing as his rise has been.
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Nothing spectacular, nothing that would send me into a spiral if I lost.
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Their outer spiral arms scraped each other and swung into a spiraling dance.
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Game developers, too, turned their backs on the Wii, creating a downward spiral.
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That's what civil legal aid provides to veterans caught in a downward spiral.
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The dollhouse has four stories, five rooms, a balcony, and two spiral staircases.
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The table is inscribed with a sea of numbers in an exquisite spiral.
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On the other hand, departing from norms will only accelerate our death spiral.
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Pakistan's leaders are also warning that the situation could spiral out of control.
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The challenges would spiral for Nissan if its partnership with Renault comes undone.
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The companies cited fears that the coronavirus will spiral into a global pandemic.
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"It's a terrible downward spiral," he said of the deterioration of public works.
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This is a game of chicken that could easily spiral out of control.
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With the spiral-shaped gastropods, you should be able to see the creature.
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Pay too much and a tight budget can spiral into an unmanageable one.
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Go deeper: The rural America death spiral Rural Americans can't catch a break
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The city was just in a horrible downward spiral, and we hit bottom.
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Deep structural policy reforms can reverse the negative economic spiral and spur growth.
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Congress is in a fiscal death spiral, and partisan dysfunction is to blame.
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It said 'Funky, fabulous, one-and-a-half baths, spiral staircase, artist's studio.
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They also came loose from their spiral bindings after only a few months.
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In 2020, voters can stop America's downward spiral toward plutocracy and environmental ruin.
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" Another source close to the Republican Party complained, "It's a total death spiral.
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Venezuela's downward spiral also hurt Indian oil companies, which are owed late dividends.
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"It will not spiral out of control," Mattis told reporters at the Pentagon.
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Spiral puzzles consist of a grid of letters that corkscrews toward the center.
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Many spiral out in a mixture of purples, greens and whites where Mrs.
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Around Mac's shoulder was a metal, sparkling shawl in a squared, spiral pattern.
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The erosion of these two norms can lead to a partisan death spiral.
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Repealing the individual mandate risks sending Obamacare's insurance markets into a death spiral.
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They must feel like they could get lost, truly tangled in the spiral.
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That aggression could then spiral out of control and cause a greater conflict.
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In October 1923, he found one, blinking in one of Andromeda's spiral arms.
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Only one question remains ... after a few drinks ... who throws the better spiral?
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One three-hour Google spiral later, I was in a full-blown panic.
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See, I get into something of a death spiral with very difficult games.
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All this might make it sound like Obamacare is headed for a death spiral.
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A slow government response can cause a tragedy to spiral into something else altogether.
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This begs the question, is a macro spiral being unfairly blamed for weak results?
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His downward spiral finally ended when he was found slumped over in his car.
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Rather, it has been a slow downward spiral for women over nearly two decades.
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As for what made her spiral, Bynes is no longer interested in any substances.
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To the right, in bright blue, you can see the spiral galaxy IC 5201.
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To the right, in bright blue, you can see the spiral galaxy IC 5201.
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First, repealing the individual mandate risks sending Obamacare's insurance markets into a death spiral.
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Typically, it evolves; the bad thought can spiral into an image I can't shake.
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"Incidents like this trigger paybacks, which could easily spiral out of control," he said.
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On Monday, Berlin joined the calls for dialogue, warning against a "spiral of escalation".
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If you get it, you're going to be part of a downward-spiral calamity.
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The exercise helped him escape a downward spiral of drug abuse within Nairobi's slums.
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Any steps that penalize European firms directly or indirectly would create a downward spiral.
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But failure to punish those responsible could see violence could spiral out of control.
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"It will be a spiral in which you can never get out," he said.
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The death spiral I described in 1976 is obvious but utilities' challenge runs deeper.
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If it does not take action quite soon, its debt ratio will spiral upwards.
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The AT1 death spiral is only one small factor in the current market maelstrom.
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Watching him spiral is not pleasant, but it is impossible to look away from.
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The disk's mass is that of 80 Jupiter masses, showcasing a complex spiral shape.
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The country was cast into a debt-deflation spiral and a prolonged liquidity trap.
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It's a different spiral: The more demand for the batteries, the cheaper they get.
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And quickly a downward spiral begins, as the targets reality becomes twisted and distorted.
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"Central African Republic is in a death spiral," said Caritas Secretary General Michel Roy.
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Medina's twin brother Jim (Cody Fern) is in a downward spiral of substance abuse.
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The arrival of the new CLA 45 should nonetheless help slow the downward spiral.
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According to her parents, Rondini went into a downward spiral after the alleged assault.
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Nick is watching his life spiral (though he gets to enjoy some sweet pasta).
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It's a downwards spiral in our industry, and it's very hard to escape from.
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If the U.S economy were to spiral, higher credit losses would hit the banks.
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Other times, I spiral quickly and have to work hard to regain my composure.
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As costs spiral upwards, insurers' interest in ensuring the good health of consumers deepens.
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Search Party returns for another dark, comedic spiral into the lives of NYC millennials.
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It's enough to send you into an existential spiral, but, like, a fun one.
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We revel in tales of ingrowns that come out easily — in a long spiral!
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M101 is a spiral galaxy like our Milky Way, but about 70 percent bigger.
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However, he couldn't get any answer from CloudPets nor its parent company Spiral Toys.
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Her hair was styled in dramatic spiral curls that flowed down to her shoulders.
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The gigantic timepiece sits in a deep shaft, encircled by a steep spiral staircase.
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Right now, I'm coming out of a spiral—I'm shooting two people next week.
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It's a psychedelic trip that winds through narrow openings and up twisting spiral staircases.
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There's no way you'll make it down that set of spiral stairs by yourself.
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Political turmoil and economic collapse including hyperinflation have set Venezuela on a downward spiral.
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"Ultimately, brands and retailers need to get out of this discounting spiral," Shea said.
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In short, Wohl saw the conservative movement's Trumpian purity spiral, and dove right in.
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"In theory, it could spiral, like any other balance due to IRS," Gaddis said.
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"I've never seen an investigation that did spiral into so many directions," said LaSalle.
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Central bankers everywhere fear a repeat of the decades long deflationary spiral in Japan.
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A few hours later, she finished the spiral that I delayed for 28 days.
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With wondering and doubt comes ample opportunity for rumors to spiral out of control.
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It's also possible that he will accelerate the Republican Party's downward spiral into irrelevance.
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After I left the cockpit, I walked down a spiral staircase and threw up.
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But the attack Friday morning sent the price of Ether into a downward spiral.
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It was during this time that my life began to spiral out of control.
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And oh boy will its findings leave you in a deep face-palm spiral.
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One of the phases of this self-assembly is a big, floating worm spiral.
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It feels like a spiral, like 1993 happening all over again, as Miller observed.
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The sense of the spiral is simply the condition of living as a woman.
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His life ended, at 31, in a suicidal spiral of alcohol and opium addiction.
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A spiral or conical base is easily adjusted to accommodate different-size tree branches.
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Poaching is largely to blame for the population's downward spiral, according to the census.
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The Five Star Spiral Notebooks will get you through all your subjects in style.
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For much of the rest of the world, democracy continues its accelerating spiral downward.
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""Agile spiral development and keeping the aircraft relevant is the phase we are in.
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"Look at the spiral and listen to the sound of my voice," he said.
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My downward spiral was finally stabilizing and I felt like I could breathe again.
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Fury told Rolling Stone that he had been on a downward spiral since May.
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Sixteen years later, as a young warrior, he is caught in the spiral labyrinth.
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This chemical horror opens a new spiral into the abyss of the human tragedy.
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The galaxies merge, which makes them appear more circular as the spiral arms condense.
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As the debate in the North Carolina Senate began to spiral, the crowd reacted.
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We believe it is essential to find a way out of this downward spiral.
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M22 The spiral galaxy Messier 2690 is packed with an estimated 2000 billion stars.
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Being able to laugh about that keeps me from falling into a shame spiral.
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Altmaier said Germany wanted to avoid "a spiral of escalation" in transatlantic trade relations.
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The question becomes how to break the death spiral the characters feel trapped in.
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This is the sort of downward spiral that brings the economy into a recession.
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I have factual knowledge of the spiral that I watched that girl go down.
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Earlier this month, Argentina imposed currency controls to stem the country's downward economic spiral.
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Spiral Toys did not immediately respond to an email requesting comment for this story.
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Or are both parties — and I truly mean it — going into a death spiral?
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So she encouraged them to make spiral patterns instead, creating a "starry night" effect.
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"It all started with him," she said, describing her daughter's spiral into drug abuse.
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Acapulco's downward spiral is associated with a shake-up of the Beltrán Leyva cartel.
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Sunday is a spiral, with Mercury meeting dissolving Neptune, not much will make sense.
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Untreated, the weak become weaker, the sick become sicker, and a terminal spiral ensues.
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He was previously the vice president for business development at Spiral Genetics in Seattle.
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Here's what seven market commentators, including CNBC's Jim Cramer, are watching as stocks spiral.
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" Scour the web long enough and "it can just spiral into questions about yourself.
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Though Vincent is the center, stories spiral outward through the lives of her acquaintances.
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And there's a constant risk of miscalculations and incidents that spiral out of control.
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Perhaps these campaigns were eerily prescient in anticipating the downward spiral of gaming culture.
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The signal came from a region of the spiral galaxy that birthed many stars.
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Were the superpower rivalry to spiral out of control, the costs would be vast.
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Images of "Spiral Jetty," by Robert Smithson, became his best known in the genre.
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They run out, they spiral out of control and end up in the hospital.
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I pictured myself floating in space, watching a galaxy spiral out ahead of me.
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I don't think about all the ways that life can spiral out of control.
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And it's why Trump scuttled the deal, initiating the current downward spiral of relations.
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Inside, men rushed up and down a spiral staircase, bearing ammo, weapons, and orders.
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As the country has plunged into a downward spiral, Alexandria is even more diminished.
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Major tax increases passed in 220006 will certainly not help this downward economic spiral.
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The main house features handcrafted oak floors, reclaimed wood cabinets and a spiral staircase.
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Narrator: Larsen says that the first key to throwing a spiral is the grip.
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Moore is his instrument for throwing the GOP into a downward spiral of chaos.
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And in the bad old days, such action could easily spiral out of control.
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Recent seasons of "Engrenages," or "Spiral," a dark police drama, paint a bleak picture.
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One has an exposed stone wall and a spiral staircase up to a loft.
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While Meyer doesn't think the situation will spiral out of control, that possibility exists.
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It sends her on a downward spiral that is hard to look away from.
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And I handwrote every single word and every single song into a spiral notebook.
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Could be because the tax law he signed has made the US deficit spiral.
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We walked the spiral many times; we developed individual jetty styles and jetty rules.
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If you don't make any moves, you'll become stagnant, unmotivated and ultimately spiral downward.
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If you don't make any moves, you'll become stagnant, unmotivated, and ultimately spiral downward.
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The continuous coverage provision is intended to prevent a "death spiral" in insurance markets.
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The downward spiral has put the company on many analysts' and investors' bankruptcy radars.
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"Clean" means staying on the current spending course, which is a fiscal death spiral.
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But Rowley doesn't think all retail is on downhill spiral, it's just changing rapidly.
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Her four surviving children spiral off into their own versions of zealotry and dysfunction.
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Off the master bath is a patio with a spiral staircase to the roof.
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The confrontations have raised fears that a conflict between the two countries could spiral.
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But if the plan never passes, forecasts of a death spiral may be premature.
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They discovered that multiple spiral arms in the galaxy are composed of younger stars.
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Even before the hurricane hit, the island's economy was in a major downward spiral.
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That led to multiple operations, a spiral of drugs, self-harm and severe depression.
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There is also a large spiral staircase to take you to the second floor.
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First, fears of a runaway spiral of rising debt are based on a myth.
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One common feature is a spiral stretch of amino acids called an alpha helix.
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But the almost indecipherable "Gratitude," with its spiral-shaped structure, is the most interesting.
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So it resorts to local budgeting and more debt, thereby worsening the bankruptcy spiral.
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"What you see in a spiral galaxy is not what you get," Rubin said.
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I think it is absolutely impossible for these markets to enter a death spiral.
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But it's also the reason Marshalltown hasn't suffered a population and economic death spiral.
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Spiral, first established by Romare Bearden in Harlem in 1963, had loose aesthetic alignments.
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In November last year, the United Nations warned the conflict could spiral into genocide.
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The spiral staircase near the top of the Eiffel Tower during the 1889 Paris Exposition.
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Dr. Phil McGraw is speaking with Orlando Brown to help him amid his downward spiral.
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Look closely and you can see the spiral arms reaching out from the galaxy's core.
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S. trade policy would bring the U.S. back to the downward spiral in the 1930s.
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Heaven is below us, down the spiral staircase and into the International Society of Lights.
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There are many reasons to believe that the ACA is not in a death spiral.
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A premium spiral could result, with fewer and fewer insurers and higher and higher premiums.
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Though not visible in this image, these giant jets were previously associated with spiral galaxies.
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So, who is the man charged with reversing the downward spiral of the Democratic party?
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The spiral galaxy ESO 22129-21 is located some 210 million light-years from Earth.
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The spiral galaxy ESO 13-21 is located some 30 million light-years from Earth.
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Equipment costs can quickly spiral to the total of an average month's salary in Egypt.
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This was one of his more elaborate pieces, complete with an apartment and spiral staircase.
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However, despite their prevalence, each spiral galaxy is unique — like snowflakes, no two are alike.
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The way Zhima Credit is designed, being blacklisted sends you on a rapid downward spiral.
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Mr Ryan and Mr Trump both insist that the ACA is entering a death spiral.
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It started a credit card debt spiral that still has a grip on my life.
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It is not true, but it was a hugely significant event in the downward spiral.
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At any mention of the crime, she falls into a spiral of fear and despair.
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From there, all of these other things spiral out into Jim Crow and other things.
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The thing about a spiral is, if you follow it inward, it never actually ends.
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There are worries the confrontations between Russian contractors and US troops could spiral into conflict.
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There isn't a death spiral because the subsidies keep the subsidized people in the pool.
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Again and again, this has dragged the company further into a spiral of bad publicity.
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Af Klint envisioned a nearly circular, four-story building connected by a central spiral staircase.
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He said that could cause a downward spiral in trade, which could hurt weaker economies.
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But nearly all spiral galaxies possess an outer disk consisting mainly of hydrogen, Chakrabarti said.
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He added that electing the wrong person could send the U.S. into a downward spiral.
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Benoit ended the affair when Mie attempted suicide, leading V into a catastrophic rage spiral.
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Tesla, which appeared to be in a death spiral, produced 5,000 vehicles in a week.
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We should not settle for spectating at a spiral of escalation and military build-up.
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They are the helix, the spiral, the sphere, the hexagon, the meander, and the branch.
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Scientists have been raising red flags about the downward spiral of insect populations for decades.
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Just a few years ago, the industry seemed to be on a precipitous downward spiral.
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As spiral galaxies grow, they pull in more and more surrounding gases to build stars.
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It sent him into an unhealthy "spiral," and he gained back some of the weight.
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Social media can take you down a deep, dark spiral if you stalk too much.
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This library would fit right in, with its intricate spiral staircase and multilevel cherry bookshelves.
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Then Hortonworks (HDP) announced a revenue miss that sent the stock into a downward spiral.
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As China's economy and stock market spiral, will that help or hurt U.S. real estate?
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He shows me down a flight of spiral stairs into St. Mary's cavernous crypt space.
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They're the main reason present-day spiral galaxies form fewer stars than they used to.
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Spiral Toys, which appears to be based in California, could not be reached for comment.
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Namely, he believes they've already entered a death spiral and are heading toward total collapse.
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It's nice and all but immediately cut short because of The Night King's spiral message.
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The potential for an exit from the EU spooked markets, sending sterling into a spiral.
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Obamacare is in a death spiral, as insurers continue to limit choices and raise prices.
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It was the latest, and perhaps most bizarre chapter in Venezuela's months-long downward spiral.
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The columns make the room labyrinthine — a spiral of books obscured, exposed, and obscured again.
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It's also just another twist in House Republicans' downward spiral towards extremism, division, and chaos.
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John O'Connell came on "TMZ Live" Friday to display the bruises from his spiral fracture.
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Some experts have said that a death spiral by its very nature cannot be stabilized.
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The Hubble telescope has captured a dazzling new photograph of a spiral galaxy, NGC 2903.
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The maze is a huge, waist-high, spiral-form labyrinth constructed out of rose bushes.
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Her obsession with quantifying and defining her own blackness leads down to an emotional spiral.
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For starters, she's a blonde who favors slicked-back bobs over tiny spiral-curled bangs.
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In her bright turquoise dress, Hayat Benfraj passes red peppers through the spiral screw mincer.
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Also nearby is allegedly a strange spiral outdoor sculpture, and possibly a bank- maybe RBC?
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If your fridge is sending you into a spiral, at that point, maybe just move.
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If the personal tax cuts are made permanent, it could spiral to double that amount.
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The same qualities that make his work supremely relatable can also spiral inward toward madness.
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This is an unprecedented crisis, one that has the potential to spiral out of control.
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"And seniors are getting the worst of a downward spiral in health care," she said.
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It packs around 300 works into Frank Lloyd Wright's great spiral — perhaps a record itself.
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Rotating binary neutron stars emit energy and gradually spiral inward towards each other, eventually merging.
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" She added, "The reactionary nature of discrimination and oppression forces you back into a spiral.
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If the problem gets extreme, a disastrous chain of collisions could spiral out of control.
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Global temperatures spiral out of control, ice caps melt, and sea levels continue to rise.
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The downward spiral has placed San Antonio's streak of 203 consecutive playoff seasons in jeopardy.
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When Novey's women find they can't trust their own judgment, they spiral into a crisis.
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We are on a budget death spiral similar to what Canada faced in the 2628s.
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All this is predicated on Trump continuing the downward spiral he's put himself in. 29.
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That's in part because many people are seeing their individual balances spiral out of control.
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Or, for that matter, the resources and time to spiral through all the administrative rigamarole.
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A spiral staircase has the same light, natural feel as the rest of the home.
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In the Milky Way, stars and gas clouds exist mainly in its two spiral arms.
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It sends you into a downward emotional spiral that is difficult to pull out of.
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Democratic and Republican leadership in the Senate is in the process of accelerating that spiral.
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Her injury, which (spoiler alert) leaves her quadriplegic, sends Frankie in an angry, sad spiral.
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Camp Adventures Forest Tower in Denmark is a spiral structure that overlooks miles of forest.
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But not everything has been in a downward spiral in the city in recent years.
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It's a spiral made from all the spectacles, with her name written in the center.
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To counteract the downward spiral of inequality, we need to raise taxes on affluent families.
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Metro Boomin's woodwind sample on "Mask Off" that draws you further into Future's depressive spiral.
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Were the songs on this EP a way to cope or respond to this spiral?
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You might lose out on top students, causing your school to spiral in the rankings.
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For months now, he's been on a downward spiral that keeps getting wider and weirder.
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Ms. Wood lost the ability to move freely, and her emotions began to spiral down.
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Ms. Hamnett took detailed notes in spiral notepads, excerpts from which she showed The Times.
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Businesses that were in perfect condition one day began a financial spiral downward shortly afterward.
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Nor is it clear that we can keep from riding this spiral to the bottom.
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"Bombshell" sympathetically tracks her downward spiral without reducing her to the sum of her misfortunes.
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An oak spiral staircase leads to a cantilevered mezzanine that was designed as a library.
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ABC News' Brian Ross CHOKES and sends markets in a downward spiral with false report.
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But by that time, the debate was starting to spiral a bit out of control.
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Complicating matters are Ruth's mysterious powers, which are constantly threatening to spiral out of control.
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These cells lie within a spiral organ in the inner ear known as the cochlea.
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An earlier version of this article transposed two years that referred to spiral ham purchases.
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Also suffering, though, was Ed Vernon, whose life spins into a spiral of crack addiction.
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That seemingly solid path made her downward spiral all the more mystifying to loved ones.
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But housing prices have continued to spiral upward in the city, and homelessness has grown.
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She grew depressed and poured out her feelings to God, filling 20 spiral-bound journals.
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A picture caption in an earlier version of this article misidentified a spiral structure's arms.
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It was Johnson's cynical speech to the nation that caused the whole thing to spiral.
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Funding costs for companies are soaring, creating risks of a self-fulfilling spiral of defaults.
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It's strewn with anthemic moments, but they always spiral out into stretches of near-chaos.
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Chief among them is a limp economy that could spiral into a major fiscal crisis.
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"Spiral" is best in smaller-bore moments, showing how everyday lives are affected by prejudice.
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Of the 10 collected in "Last Stories," six spiral out of the minds of women.
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Very curly hair tends to be dryer and more delicate because of its spiral structure.
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The peculiar signal is coming from a massive spiral galaxy 500 million light-years away.
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Helix is supposed to cause the drone to fly upward and spiral around the subject.
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Further infrastructure is then developed to solve those problems, and the spiral of growth escalates.
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Except for a spiral or two, these sources are visible only in the news release.
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And last year protesters dropped 10,000 fliers about workers rights from the museum's spiral rotunda.
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And having experienced a downward spiral myself, I so admire her accuracy in every detail.
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First, we have to answer one basic question: How exactly do you throw a spiral?
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On average, a good spiral has a spin rate of roughly 600 rotations per minute.
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Chris Rock is rebooting the "Saw" franchise with "Spiral," starring Rock and Samuel L. Jackson.
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