As the violence spiralled into chaos, she decided to leave.
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She spiralled into a depression that only years of counselling alleviated.
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Allison Janney spiralled, cranelike, up the ramp of the Guggenheim Museum.
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His mother spiralled into depression and they moved 600km away from Nairobi.
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This mini-spiralled notebook is extra charming thanks to its encouraging message. ban.
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Monte Paschi, which was nationalised in 2017 as its losses spiralled, had already settled.
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All day, from morning till night, the stove smoke spiralled up from the kitchen.
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Its costs have since spiralled and Airbus has warned of "risks ahead" for the program.
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The cost of university education in America has spiralled beyond the reach of many families.
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We're more connected in that scene than in the UK, so it's spiralled like that.
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Accountants BDO said retail sales spiralled lower through June in the run-up to the vote.
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For the government, their costs have spiralled—and only exacerbated the overfishing in China's surrounding waters.
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The habit soon spiralled and she started "chasing" daily, heating a pill and inhaling the fumes.
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What began as a Facebook post, soon spiralled into an online campaign to reunite the pair.
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After the longest lull in three decades of violence, it has spiralled again under Mr Modi.
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Unfortunately, since that success the second problem—exorbitant costs—has spiralled even further out of control.
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Inflation has spiralled as high as 80,000%, making cash all but useless and food and medicine scarce.
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But after his wife committed suicide and his firm went bust, his life spiralled out of control.
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I think that that's kind of where I really spiralled out of control like as a person.
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Stone told Mashable that the whole thing actually started with Stormtrooper-based illustrations, then spiralled out from there.
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The tensions that day spiralled from protests by Jumblatt supporters against plans by Bassil to visit the Chouf.
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"I guess this spiralled me into becoming obsessed with the morbid and macabre," he wrote in The Mirror.
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Almost every single stock index in the world has spiralled lower but developed markets have borne the brunt.
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They might even comfort you in your weird grief warp you've spiralled into—one only runners can understand.
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Maradona's lifestyle issues were known at Barcelona, but given the freedom of Naples they spiralled out of control.
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"These new calculations, drawn from actual government figures, show that the bill has spiralled beyond all expectations," Hudson added.
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Development costs spiralled out of control, to $227 billion; three chief executives lost their jobs in succession that year.
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After eating the first sledgehammer lead and being dropped to the mat, it all spiralled out of control for Hari.
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Only months earlier the two men had traded insults and tensions spiralled in the region over North Korea's nuclear programmes.
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After land costs spiralled, the prices of new homes in central London are out of reach of most owner-occupiers.
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It rapidly spiralled out of control with overcrowding and fans waiting in the blistering California sun, due to lack of organization.
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Tensions spiralled on June 12 when police fired rubber bullets and tear gas at protesters near the heart of the city.
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I could have stayed the same and spiralled back into the eating disorder that almost killed me when I was 15.
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The millennial socialists think that inequality has spiralled out of control and that the economy is rigged in favour of vested interests.
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Things spiralled from there, when the focus moved to another contestant, University of Maryland associate professor of computer science Jordan Boyd-Graber.
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Crude oil prices have spiralled lower in January with what the IEA called "brimming stockpiles" pushing global benchmarks below $232.63 a barrel.
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Kenton, who grew up as a breakdancing teenager in the '80s, explained that his collection was something that just spiralled over time.
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The division has had to make large writedowns in the U.S. on a number of complex projects in which costs have spiralled.
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In an email to Noisey, Quickley wrote that the song spiralled away from its foundation as tangible as it does on record.
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In 2015, 1,775 child soldiers in South Sudan were demobilised, but after it spiralled back into civil war the following year, many rearmed.
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Mid-cap TalkTalk's shares spiralled down 10 percent after the broadband company cut its dividend and missed its forecast for full-year core earnings.
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But the Williams' board, which was initially split on the transaction, came out in support of the deal as oil prices spiralled further south.
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Footage from Sydney, Australia on Monday has captured the moment a man's car spiralled out of control on a major road in the city's west.
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EgyptAir flight MS804 spiralled down into the Mediterranean early on May 19 on its way from Paris to Cairo, killing all 66 people on board.
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Karakoyun said ties with Erdogan supporters had been strained for several years but the situation had spiralled out of control since the coup was thwarted.
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"Unicorn": An imaginary creature depicted as a white horse with one long spiralled horn growing from its forehead, regarded as symbol of innocence and purity.
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The Syrian conflict began in 2011 with popular protests against President Bashar al-Assad and spiralled into civil war after a crackdown by security forces.
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The recent controversy surrounding the shoddy condition of the athletes' accommodation at the Olympic Village spiralled when the Australian delegation initially refused to move in.
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Having spiralled lower in the past week after agreement was reached on a new coalition government in Rome, Italian yields steadied near their record lows.
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Having spiralled lower in the past week after agreement was reached on a new coalition government in Rome, Italian yields steadied near their record lows.
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However, events spiralled out of control, with two of Barriss' teammates, Casey Viner and Shane Gaskill, becoming involved in the swat that led to Finch's death.
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The attack comes as hostility to Beijing has spiralled and the battle for full democracy has become a defining issue for the city of 7.3 million people.
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But as Egypt spiralled from one crisis to another, and Egyptians faced more immediate challenges, such as an ailing economy, the pursuit of Mr Mubarak lost steam.
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In 2010, the science journal Lancet retracted a controversial 1998 study linking vaccines to autism, but the influence of this discredited paper has spiralled out of control.
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But similar arguments were made about risks during the early 2000s, before they spread to the major banks and AIG, and the markets spiralled out of control.
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Relations between Washington and Beijing have spiralled downward since talks collapsed in May, when the United States accused China of reneging on pledges to reform its economy.
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Concern about the amendments has spiralled in recent weeks, taking in pro-business and pro-Beijing elements usually loath to publicly contradict the Hong Kong or Chinese governments.
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What began as an initial withdrawal of a few dozen troops spiralled into the departure of nearly all US forces in the country amid a deteriorating security situation.
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Hong Kong had experienced relative calm since last weekend, when a peaceful march by tens of thousands spiralled into a night of running battles between protesters and police.
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Hong Kong has experienced relative calm since last weekend, when a peaceful march by tens of thousands spiralled into a night of running battles between protesters and police.
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We drank ourselves messy, and when one spiralled downward the rest chased after, to help, to mock and make light, to tease that person back to the surface.
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As the year's unrest spiralled out of control, the four characters spelling Fengjiu biluan were used in sardonic hashtags on social media, usually featuring Xi's name or face.
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Japan's third-largest steelmaker supplies manufacturers of cars, planes, trains and other products across the world and the data tampering has spiralled into one of Japan's biggest industrial scandals.
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Since India's ban, onion prices have spiralled in Asia and forcing leading buyers such as Bangladesh and Sri Lanka to source the crop from Myanmar, Egypt, Turkey and China.
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In 1992, a rally led by the BJP and affiliate organizations spiralled out of control and a Hindu mob destroyed the Babri Masjid or mosque in the city of Ayodhya.
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Riding in the back country with his brother Craig in March, the then-23-year-old caught an edge as he took off for a jump and spiralled into a tree.
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Venezuela - the country with the largest oil reserves in the world - has defaulted on most of its $63 billion of debt as it has spiralled into its worst-ever economic crisis.
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You were on your way when she did not make it across the country but sputtered and spiralled and landed in Taos, New Mexico, at a peyote commune called Morning Star.
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TRANSPORT DISRUPTION Hong Kong has been relatively calm for a few days after a street march by tens of thousands of people last Sunday spiralled into a night of violent clashes.
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Following a popular trope of inexperienced right-hand-man to an impressionable superstar a la Brian Wilson and Anna Nicole Smith, the moment they met, Britney's life spiralled further out of control.
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Two years after leaving the capital, Juba, she has written an account of the challenges she faced and tries to explain how the world's newest country spiralled from hope to civil war.
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Before the virus crisis spread spiralled out of control, N Brown had issued a profit warning in January citing poor performance at its financial services unit and more discounting in the market.
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Johnson, who secured a crushing election victory in December by winning towns across northern England, told lawmakers on Tuesday he would restore discipline to Europe's largest infrastructure project after its costs spiralled.
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Tensions spiralled on June 12 when police fired rubber bullets and tear gas at protesters near the heart of the city, sending plumes of smoke billowing among some of the world's tallest skyscrapers.
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But managers failed to upgrade machinery, losses spiralled and production tumbled 92 percent in the past decade as demand for steel tanked during the 2008 recession and customers turned to cheaper Chinese products.
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The protests erupted in mid-November originally over fuel price hikes and the high cost of living but spiralled into a broader movement against President Emmanuel Macron and his drive for economic reforms.
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Fornieles formed part of the commission that approved the payment for Felipe Benjumea last September when he stepped down as problems spiralled at Abengoa, which is trying avoid becoming Spain's biggest-ever bankruptcy.
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Yet transport costs for grain firms have spiralled following the rail strike, raising the risk that the EU's biggest crop producer could be saddled with more stocks than expected when the summer harvest arrives.
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The fires were started by farmers and loggers to clear land for agricultural and industrial use in the next year, Business Insider's Morgan McFall and Aylin Woodward reported, but have since spiralled in scale.
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I mean, I don't think we'll ever get to drown Richard Spencer in Baja Blast, but seeing that man get punched so hard he spiralled into the land of obscurity is equally as lovely.
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Prime Minister Edouard Philippe on Saturday ordered all restaurants, bars and cinemas to close and urged citizens to minimise their non-essential movements as the number of coronavirus-related deaths and infections spiralled higher.
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Police issued a statement early on Monday expressing "severe condemnation" after what began as a mostly peaceful protest had spiralled into violence in some of the Chinese territory's key business, shopping and tourist districts.
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Hopes that the epidemic that started in China would be over in months and that economic activity would quickly return to normal have been shattered this week as the number of international cases spiralled.
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Hopes that the epidemic which started in China would be over in months and that economic activity would quickly return to normal have been shattered this week as the number of international cases spiralled.
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Pro-establishment and democratic lawmakers shouted at each other before the start of the session, heightening tensions that have spiralled following four months of often violent pro-democracy protests in the Asian financial hub.
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A feared grain shortage was avoided due to ample stocks and a switch to trucks to replace idled trains, although traders say costs have spiralled and certain export loadings were transferred to other European countries.
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Tensions spiralled on June 12 when police fired rubber bullets and tear gas at anti-extradition protesters near the heart of the city, sending plumes of smoke billowing among some of the world's tallest skyscrapers.
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Bolstering the case for those who say Britain will pay a heavy economic price for the Brexit vote, accountants BDO said retail sales spiralled lower through the month as the referendum campaign reached its climax.
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This was sketched as a shaft around which two ramps spiralled in a double helix—all of it wrapped in a perforated screen of weathered steel, the rust-covered material of a Richard Serra sculpture.
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Both Iran and the United States hold huge military, political, and economic influence over Iraq&aposs fledgling democracy — and they have increasingly spiralled towards military confrontation over the Trump administration&aposs desire to abandon Iraq.
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This pushed 800,000 people into food insecurity and prompted 1.5 million people to migrate to already overpopulated cities, contributing to the civil unrest which erupted in 2011 and spiralled into civil war, Saghir told CNN.
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He could also prove to be a calming influence in efforts to repair India's problematic relationship with Pakistan that almost spiralled out of control this year, a second source with close knowledge of the situation said.
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NO SWAP OF SEIZED TANKERS, BRITAIN SAYS As U.S.-Iranian tensions have spiralled, the security of shipping in the Gulf, through which about a fifth of the world's oil passes, has shot up the international agenda.
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Candlelight vigils mourning a student who died after a high fall during a rally in the early hours of Monday quickly spiralled into street fires and cat-and-mouse clashes between protesters and police on Friday.
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But as Somalia spiralled into chaos after 1991, following the ouster of dictator Mohammed Siad Barre, northern clans in Somaliland restored peace, eradicating piracy and the Al Qaeda-affiliated jihadist group al-Shabaab within their borders.
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Last weekend, the government cancelled Carnival celebrations in the capital after a police protest spiralled into street clashes and deadly gunfire on the first day, another blow to the $9.7 billion economy already on its knees.
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Religious and political tensions spiralled at the end of last year when Islamists led protests by hundreds of thousands in Jakarta against the capital's then governor, an ethnic-Chinese Christian who was charged with insulting the Koran.
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The following year in Skopje, as the US-EU trade war spiralled out of control, he had insisted that his chief trade negotiator accompany him to every meeting with allies, in place of the secretary of defence.
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But it quickly spiralled out of control, and the tiny towns of Hiko and Rachel — there's a combined population of 173, according to the BBC — are now expecting between 5,000 and 50,513 attendees at the two events.
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Religious and political tensions have spiralled in the last six months with Islamist-led rallies against Jakarta's former governor, Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, an ethnic Chinese Christian who was charged with insulting the Koran and put on trial.
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A friend once told me her boyfriend used to always say "your pussy feels so tight" after they had sex, which prompted me to go home and stare at the wall while my brain spiralled out of control.
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While her personal life spiralled, the album was meant to be an escape from the relentlessly creepy gaze of the hundreds of cameras and troglodyte Perez Hilton wannabes (and Hilton himself, tbh) who charted her every perceived misstep.
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The rallies spiralled into some of the most violent clashes since protests started four months ago, forcing the unprecedented shut down of the city's metro after many stations were torched and scores of shops and China banks damaged.
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The former British colony has been roiled by increasingly violent protests for four months, which began in opposition to a bill that would have allowed extradition to mainland China but have spiralled into a broader pro-democracy movement.
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RUBBER BULLETS, TEAR GAS Tensions spiralled on June 12 when police fired rubber bullets and tear gas at anti-extradition protesters near the heart of the city, sending plumes of smoke billowing among some of the world's tallest skyscrapers.
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Tensions have spiralled since U.S. President Donald Trump last year ditched big powers' 2015 nuclear deal with Iran under which it agreed to curtail its enrichment of uranium in return for the lifting of global sanctions crippling its economy.
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Hong Kong shares shed 2.6% to lead declines among emerging markets stocks, after police shot and wounded a protester, as the Chinese-ruled territory spiralled into rare working-hours violence in its 24th straight week of pro-democracy unrest.
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"I've done freelance journalism for half of my life, and this is literally the only thing I'm known for," Lauder said, adding that the discussion has sometimes spiralled out of her control, with her piece getting plagiarized and hijacked.
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But late last year four investors questioned Abraaj on the use of their money in a healthcare fund, which spiralled into a crisis for the firm, triggering management shake-ups, a halt in fund raising, a regulatory probe and provisional liquidation.
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Though the movement started over planned fuel hikes, it has spiralled into a broader protest against the high cost of living and triggered some of the most violent street protests seen in decades in a direct challenge to Macron's authority.
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The nuclear dispute lies at the heart of Iran's long-running standoff with the West that spiralled into open conflict this month when Washington killed an Iranian general in Baghdad and Tehran responded with missile strikes on U.S. targets in Iraq.
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Let Mashable help with our new series Me, My Self-Care & I. As the concept of self-care has spiralled out from the original definition, one of its new mutant meanings stands out: Self-care is actually just self-parenting.
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The UK indexes, much like their global counterparts, spiralled to multi-month lows last week on fears of recession after yields on 10-year U.S. and UK government bonds fell below two-year equivalents for the first time since the financial crisis.
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Return tickets on budget airlines, normally available for around 100 pounds ($2100), have spiralled to as much as 216,2613 pounds ($268,2000), while nightly hotel rates in the Spanish capital have soared from 21-0.76843 euros ($20.7684-21) to over 20.8906,000 euros ($1,100).
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U.S. President Donald Trump said he had forged a "good relationship" with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un at the start of their historic meeting, just months after they traded insults and tensions spiralled in the region over the reclusive regime's nuclear programmes.
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As a selloff in the lira spiralled toward a full-blown crisis on Wednesday, the central bank announced an emergency increase of its top rate by a 3 percentage points, to 16.5 percent, a move designed to put a floor under Turkey's currency.
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Seven members of the influential Ampatuan family are accused of conspiring to ambush the convoy of a rival clan as it travelled to register its candidate for a gubernatorial election in the southern province of Maguindanao, an attack that spiralled into a bloodbath.
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The protests - named after the bright yellow jackets worn by demonstrators - erupted in mid-November originally over fuel price hikes and the high cost of living but have since spiralled into a broader movement against President Emmanuel Macron, hitting the transport and retail sectors hard.
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HONG KONG, Jan 2 (Reuters) - About 400 people were arrested in New Year's Day protests in Hong Kong after what started as a peaceful pro-democracy march of tens of thousands spiralled into chaotic scenes with police firing tear gas to disperse the crowds.
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In December, the country's finance minister said a new IMF deal would secure lower servicing costs for the $42 billion in public debt that the country holds, which has spiralled in the last decade as a result of the spillover of regional conflicts on its economy.
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Hopes that an epidemic that started in China would be short-lived, and that economic activity would soon return to normal, were shattered this week as the number of international coronavirus cases spiralled and Italy - one of the euro zone's biggest economies - grappled to contain an outbreak.
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This comprehensively reported history traces the government's covert and often ham-handed attempts to insure information security through the decades, from the development of a computer virus to sabotage Iran's nuclear program, in the late aughts (it ultimately spiralled out of control), to North Korea's 2014 attack on Sony.
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In the past decade, as the death toll from Mexico's drug war spiralled, it was all too easy for people in the United States to think of the horrors unfolding just across the border as a foreign problem, as disconnected from our day-to-day reality as the conflicts in Libya or Syria.
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The Investigators One day in October, 2011, while Bill Wiley was visiting a Libyan exile in Niger, he received a phone call from a friend, relaying a request from the British government: as the crisis in Syria spiralled into civil war, it was looking for someone to train activists to document human-rights violations.
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But with many Londoners feeling the pinch from housing and transport costs that have spiralled over the past eight years of Conservative rule, Khan's pledge to freeze public transport fares for his four-year term and build thousands more affordable houses, while urging people to choose hope over fear, saw him sweep the election by a landslide nine percentage point margin.
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