That was stalled and stalled and stalled until we came to a resolution.
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It has been brewing for a while — as its user growth has stalled, its ad sales growth has stalled, too.
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"Their attitudes aren't stalled, but what might be stalled is the ability to live one's values," Ms. Risman said of millennials.
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NAFTA talks are stalled Formal talks between the United States, Canada and Mexico on renegotiating the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) have stalled for the moment.
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By the afternoon, it had stalled altogether, and it remained stalled into the early hours of Tuesday morning, the National Hurricane Center said as of 2 a.m.
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Reforms so far are stalled, restructuring is so far stalled especially of SOEs, of the financial system and that's a danger that is building up for the future.
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Which brings me to my second point: While the legislative agenda does indeed appear stalled, a lot of what those interest groups want doesn't require legislation, and is anything but stalled.
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But previous efforts have stalled, according to Task & Purpose.
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LONG-STALLED PEACE TALKS Trump has vowed to do whatever is necessary to broker peace between Israel and the Palestinians, but has given little sign of how he could revive long-stalled negotiations.
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Stalled talks Talks between North Korea and the US have stalled in recent weeks, with both sides calling on the other to make further concessions in order to proceed to the next step.
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The new sanctions have stalled in the House of Representatives.
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Most of the marquee items from the campaign have stalled.
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How much staff to bring fuel out to stalled vehicles?
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The investigation into the shootings stalled, with no hard leads.
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Business spending on equipment spending stalled in the first quarter.
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The two countries remain stalled on the issue of denuclearization.
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But construction stalled last year as FF's funds dried up.
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FACEBOOK TALKS WITH STATES ON PRIVACY PROBE SETTLEMENT STALLED - BLOOMBERG
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Yet in the past few years the growth has stalled.
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Peace talks between Israel and the Palestinian leadership have stalled.
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Stocks dipped after the report that trade discussions have stalled.
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By 2013 the MOOC revolution — and the company — had stalled.
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That legislation passed the House but stalled in the Senate.
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A peace process brokered by Berlin and Paris has stalled.
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As for everyone else, user growth has all but stalled.
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In fact, in 22019, progress stalled, sometimes with deadly consequences.
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Implementing the ceasefire agreement reached in February 2015 has stalled.
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It happened because spending on education stalled during the 1990s.
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Then, after everyone had voted on the motion, everything stalled.
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Because the stock price has stalled and slid this year.
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And just like that, their burgeoning sisterhood is quickly stalled.
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The investigation, which existed more in name than practice, stalled.
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Similar proposals go back 50 years but have always stalled.
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The Stalled Revolution: Is Equality for Women an Impossible Dream?
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His travel ban executive orders stalled twice in the courts.
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Surging U.S. production has stalled OPEC's effort to cut supply.
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Talks on rebuilding Gaza and on new infrastructure have stalled.
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Rush hour inside a packed and stalled light rail train.
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It's, like, stalled after being up more than 70 percent.
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They voted in 2002 to relocate but that effort stalled.
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A similar plan stalled on the House floor last year.
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A new authorization has stalled in Congress for several years.
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President Donald Trump is finding his agenda stalled almost everywhere.
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That process stalled progress on the budget and tax reform.
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Secretary Perry should consider the same for other stalled projects.
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That legislation stalled in the Senate because of leadership's opposition.
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Trump's legislative agenda is stalled, having only accomplished tax cuts.
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Mr. Ehrenreich's rise comes after a few starts that stalled.
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Instead they stalled investment and put development into regulatory limbo.
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Then economies across the Mediterranean stalled, destroying local property markets.
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Penalties had mired certain drives while sacks had stalled others.
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The progress toward a Europe whole and free has stalled.
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And until it does, Google's smartwatch business is effectively stalled.
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However, for the past 17 years, progress has completely stalled.
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But efforts to tighten the law had stalled for years.
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Its previous owners declared bankruptcy and the project was stalled.
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The longer Annese stalled, the more insistent Corkin's demands became.
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The IPO was initially planned for 2018 but later stalled.
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Now the case has stalled at the lower court level.
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A bipartisan criminal justice overhaul remains stalled in the Senate.
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" Yun said he believes the housing market has "essentially stalled.
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The backsliding also stalled the dollar's overnight gains in Asia.
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Four USC drives stalled on Utah's side of the field.
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However, legislation on gun laws has since stalled in Congress.
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But the legislation has remained stalled over objections from Sen.
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Many condominiums and resorts being planned in Placencia were stalled.
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The smaller boat stalled, then started again and drove off.
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He stalled and lied to his father about the placement.
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Talks on resolving the dispute in Ukraine have essentially stalled.
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But conversations stalled out the moment the subject turned spiritual.
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But soon, the birds flew away, and the project stalled.
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The motor stalled halfway through their crossing, leaving them adrift.
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Plans to develop the pier have been stalled for years.
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An effort to curtail them is now stalled in Albany.
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Changes to this essential program by Trump are now stalled.
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Start with the theoretical seller: SoundCloud appears to be stalled.
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Projects Iran promised to help Syria's ailing economy have stalled.
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But negotiations over other government posts had been stalled since.
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An injunction has stalled the effort for almost six years.
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Those efforts, though, have stalled, making a bankruptcy more likely.
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That proposal been stalled since early July, the official said.
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Nothing was stopped, but much was stalled — again and again.
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And SoftBank's talks to invest in Swiss Re reportedly stalled.
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But the legislation, which attracted bipartisan support, stalled in Congress.
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But in many cases, the bills have stalled in Congress.
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But that flow stalled suddenly and unexpectedly several weeks ago.
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Kerber's ascent stalled this year, though, and she is plummeting.
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That lawsuit has been stalled, The New York Times reported.
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Attempt to pass legislation that has stalled in the past?
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The effort, stalled for decades, has come back to life.
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Male life expectancy stalled in the 1960s, Dr. Preston said.
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Meanwhile, Grenell's nomination has long been stalled in the Senate.
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At first, there were no answers as the investigation stalled.
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The contest stalled for a week as strong swells subsided.
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Then the diplomacy stalled at the second summit, in Hanoi.
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Peace talks between the government and rebels stalled this week.
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Construction, which accounts for about 10% of jobs, has stalled.
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As growth stalled, services firms cut back on hiring plans.
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But the drive stalled with the Giants stuffing two rushes.
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His efforts to build a wall have stalled in Congress.
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The effort passed the House but stalled in the Senate.
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After the State Legislature stalled in considering several measures, Gov.
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The idea stalled last year amid opposition from both parties.
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Negotiations for the Sochi Games similarly stalled four years ago.
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That process has been stalled for the past 2500 months.
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Nuclear negotiations between the US and North Korea have stalled.
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With diplomacy stalled, Mr. Trump decided to weigh in again.
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Since then, asylum applications have stalled and rejections have soared.
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But those bills pale next to a stalled Supreme Court nominee.
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But real wage growth stalled through the rest of his administration.
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Advancement in 3D graphics has stalled a bit in recent years.
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The Republican president then rejected a bipartisan measure and negotiations stalled.
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Bipartisan background check legislation has been stalled in the Senate. Sen.
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Historically, stalled companies sought a sympathetic acquirer or quietly shut down.
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A competing heartbeat bill in New York's state legislature has stalled.
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Efforts to pass that legislation have stalled or been blocked. Rep.
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Peace talks between the two sides have been stalled since 2014.
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So far, efforts to impose the new work rules have stalled.
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There are other signs that progress at the USDS has stalled.
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Progress on Daydream is moving slowly, if it hasn't outright stalled.
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In Bridge's first two markets, Uganda and Kenya, growth has stalled.
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At the birthing center, Amber's contractions stalled for a few hours.
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The PC market had, by then, stalled and even started declining.
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The greenback's advance, however, stalled ahead of the 0.6714 yen threshold.
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The bill cleared the Judiciary Committee overwhelmingly, but later stalled out.
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Robbed of ways of demonstrating a compound's safety, the plan stalled.
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CNBC reported on Friday that U.S.-China trade talks have stalled.
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This is more critical than ever, given Twitter's stalled user growth.
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In fact, your campaign stalled when you went into attack mode.
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Yes, she does believe that coming forward ultimately stalled her career.
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Rapid gains in life expectancy during the last decade have stalled.
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And while I was doing that, the whole project really stalled.
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But the project stalled the following year for lack of funds.
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In the meantime, the company stalled payments to suppliers and vendors.
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Those cases have stalled because of hurdles in the extradition process.
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In Toronto, prices stalled for the fifth time in six months.
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Consider, too, why we'd rather diagnose stalled progress than essential imperfection.
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The legislature's leaders did not comment on what stalled the measure.
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The opposition stalled things by incessant singing of the national anthem.
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Diplomats said on Friday that negotiations on the statement had stalled.
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In August, United's aggressive roll out of last class unexpectedly stalled.
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Right now it's showing the pileup behind that lady's stalled convertible.
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This structure has stalled innovation, protected incumbents and imposed tremendous costs.
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But job growth has stalled since the beginning of this year.
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Prices also stalled or fell in more cities than in June.
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Still, it's good to see growth hasn't completely stalled for Spotify.
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So, Abbas' campaign for international recognition of Palestinian statehood has stalled.
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Instead, if you're feeling really stalled, consider talking to a professional.
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Crutcher was unarmed when officers spotted him with a stalled car.
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Philadelphia put together an impressive third-quarter drive that eventually stalled.
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And as health officials stalled, the outbreak spread to other hospitals.
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Indeed, loans grew by nearly a fifth while investment banking stalled.
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Unfortunately, the trip was also stalled after his first goat died.
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For now, though, political momentum appears once again to have stalled.
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That proposal was also quickly stalled by the opposition of Sens.
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But now the Senate Republican effort to repeal Obamacare is stalled.
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It is a perfect moment for the long-stalled IPO market.
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But his administration was tarred by corruption scandals and stalled reforms.
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That bill stalled in parliament, but revisions are in the works.
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The steel and aluminum tariffs were symbolic of the stalled talks.
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Manufacturing growth also stalled in January as companies cut back production.
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Formal trade talks on NAFTA have stalled after months of work.
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And SoundCloud, which seems to have stalled, would get an exit.
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But since 2012 progress has stalled, and may go into reverse.
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"It's very important we recognize that progress has stalled," Wirth said.
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This is an even bigger problem than Judge Garland's stalled nomination.
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The Trump administration must turn its attention to stalled nutrition policies.
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"At the moment it looks like everything has stalled out," Sen.
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Desperate fake leak by Marco 2 press bc his ballot stalled.
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One afternoon, I pushed an S.U.V. that had stalled in traffic.
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Even with full control of Washington, the GOP agenda has stalled.
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The last attempt to reform the FOIA process stalled, in 2014.
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Flows were strong in January and February but have since stalled.
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But talk of banning the devices nationwide appears to have stalled.
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But since then, Coke's acquisition game-plan seems to have stalled.
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The growth rate for monthly active users stalled at 3 percent.
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Without the threat of the 3-pointer, the Nets offense stalled.
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Her previous service, supplied by CenturyLink, often stalled or stopped entirely.
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The second stalled inside the 209, netting only a field goal.
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The number of women serving in office stalled in the 1990s.
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Negotiations between our nations ebb and flow, and now are stalled.
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As market growth stalled, that approach was no longer cost effective.
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As approval for infrastructure funding remains stalled, what can Americans do?
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Hooper went off last week while the Falcons offense stalled out.
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We've seen what can happen when growth gets stalled with Twitter.
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It had been stalled due to a lack of witness evidence.
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He stalled midround, missing birdie putts inside 241 feet at Nos.
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But in the first eight months under Trump, progress has stalled.
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Fiscal 2017 grants have been stalled in the ongoing legal fight.
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S. trade talks stalled, making tariffs — and price increases — more likely.
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The bill stalled Wednesday in part because of this same argument.
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While our progress has stalled, our military footprint has expanded—dramatically.
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The rightward shift has stalled in some parts of the region.
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Some other lofty development projects appear to have stalled as well.
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In the months since, the legislation has stalled, despite Democratic prodding.
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The Jets were forced to punt after their next drive stalled.
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Hurricane Florence stalled in 2018, inundating parts of North Carolina's coast.
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Ironically, Comey's dismissal has stalled most policy action in the Senate.
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But that effort has stalled amid internal rifts and legal problems.
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Republicans' confusion on Trump's position effectively stalled negotiations on Capitol Hill.
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The rally in long-dated euro zone government bonds also stalled.
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Neither one followed through, however, and meaningful action stalled in Washington.
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Construction was set to begin in 2015 but stalled amid protests.
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Talks with Europe over the trans-Atlantic trade pact have stalled.
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The bill gained some traction but is currently stalled in committee.
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For now, talks between the world's two largest economies remain stalled.
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An earlier attempt to pull together votes stalled, the person said.
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The reforms have stalled, eroding public faith in Ukraine's political institutions.
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Her repairs stalled after she was denied disaster assistance by FEMA.
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Mr. Levine said on Tuesday that effort appeared to have stalled.
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These three bills have stalled in the Senate amid Republican objections.
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"Oh, there's the N.S.A.," Mr. Doctorow joked when the video stalled.
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But the construction of a tourist harbor has long been stalled.
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The forum, first begun in 3103, has been stalled since 2008.
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Since then, production has nearly doubled, but pipeline growth has stalled.
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Meanwhile, the House appears stalled on what to do about CHIP.
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Long Island Railroad trains were stalled for up to 12 hours.
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Since Trump and Kim met, US-North Korea relations have stalled.
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John Cornyn, the No. 2 Republican in the Senate -- has stalled.
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But the series otherwise stalled with bloated storytelling and roundabout exposition.
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Lease sales were never conducted and the administration's plan remains stalled.
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Controversy over Trump's proposed border wall has stalled new spending bills.
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Controversy over Trump's proposed border wall has stalled new spending bills.
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Blue Apron has shown signs of stalled growth in other ways.
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Bridges were blocked, ports were stalled, and railroad tracks were blockaded.
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Efforts to pass election security bills have stalled in the Senate.
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But the legislation, like many bills that primarily benefit women, stalled.
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The market for $100 million apartments has stalled in recent years.
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Talks between the U.S. and North Korea have stalled for months.
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In the meantime, immigration negotiations in Congress appear to have stalled.
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They deliberately stalled Ukraine's response to the seizure of its territory.
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"I feel like she's stalled in terms of progress," he said.
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Both organizations have gone through management turnover as the project stalled.
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That makes for an obvious target for people's stalled-out feelings.
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In 2013, a bill reached the committee review stage but stalled.
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Some of the suits also stalled construction at times, CNN found.
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Talks between Toshiba and its preferred bidder have stalled, Reuters added.
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The stalled diplomacy leaves Trump with a set of fateful questions.
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Myers was nominated multiple times but was stalled in the Senate.
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The bill remains stalled in – Are you sensing a trend here?
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Though the Senate passed it unanimously, it stalled in the House.
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But the safety agency's efforts apparently stalled amid fierce industry protest.
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That bill passed in the Senate, yet stalled in the House.
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Those bills have stalled in the Republican-controlled House and Senate.
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Growth is stalled at around 22020 percent and expected to slow.
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But others are frustrated over stalled negotiations between contractors and residents.
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Last year, the bill ultimately stalled in the Assembly's Judiciary Committee.
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The survey also revealed new orders slowed and export orders stalled.
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His initial plans stalled but he hopes to resurrect the dream.
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As the train pulled away, it stalled, and the taunting escalated.
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He appointed reformist ministers and supported long-stalled anti- corruption legislation.
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Its action has stalled New York and Michigan's measures for now.
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"I think the talks are stalled right now," said Alabama Sen.
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After the E.R.A. stalled, legislators passed a bevy of new laws.
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Until now, the travel ban has been stalled in the courts.
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Justin Fairfax stalled after furious opposition from the party's black caucus.
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At least two other nominations stalled this week amid similar concerns.
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But the measure stalled until after the midterm elections in November.
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Investment has stalled, productivity has declined and confidence has been eroded.
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There, his career continued to soar but his love life stalled.
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Seattle has stalled on its safe injection site over community protest.
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Those talks have since stalled and inter-Korean engagement has dwindled.
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Microsoft has also stalled after doubling over the past two years.
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Last week, CNBC learned that scheduling talks regarding trade negotiations had stalled.
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A plan for voluntary repatriation stalled when not a single Rohingya volunteered.
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The treatment successfully stalled the advance of pancreatic cancer in certain patients.
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Five involved vehicles that were stalled or otherwise stopped on the tracks.
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The deal briefly stalled before Verizon was given a $350 million discount.
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But progress has stalled on other measures, such as a common budget.
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Most of these bills have either died or stalled, pending further action.
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The situation threatens to undermine Widodo's efforts to reinvigorate stalled economic growth.
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As Harvey demonstrated, "stalled" hurricanes produce more storm-related damage, particularly flooding.
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Since June, however, the number of rigs has stalled in the 860s.
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However, the negotiations stalled when she requested more than he deemed reasonable.
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Bob Goodlatte (R-VA), and negotiations on bipartisan proposals have largely stalled.
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Progress in closing the pay gap has stalled in several rich countries.
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But the company has faced years of unsuccessful negotiations and stalled progress.
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Wolf has had his own nomination for under secretary stalled by Sen.
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Both of these pipelines stalled under the Obama administration after ongoing protests.
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Then there are the businesses that have stalled because of Romanov's situation.
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But progress in west Africa has also stalled, with Nigeria raising objections.
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Confidence in the approach ebbed as wage growth stalled in the 2000s.
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That was only after his car almost stalled in the pitlane, however.
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Without an announcement about the company, those talks might have stalled completely.
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GIF popularity stalled with the rise of "Web 2.0" in the 2000s.
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Construction on its $1 billion factory in North Las Vegas had stalled.
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But the effort appears to have stalled; how did it go wrong?
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He and Kim agreed afterward the U.S. would restart stalled nuclear talks.
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However, future rains mean more soybean plantings may be stalled, traders said.
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But at least he stalled traffic in someone else's state this time.
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Contract negotiations with government procurement agencies stalled or orders were scaled back.
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For too long, we have stalled on these fierce and urgent issues.
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Talks stalled last year as the province instituted a new royalty program.
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Grid fin hydraulic pump stalled, so Falcon landed just out to sea.
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Fortunately for me, and everyone else here, the bill stalled in committee.
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Highs and lows However, in the late eighties his film career stalled.
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Some sections have grown but the largest ones have stalled a little.
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In August, it'll be two years since the Fed's balance sheet stalled.
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Uber's IPO stalled out yesterday, stunning both Silicon Valley and Wall Street.
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A number of high-profile projects in the financial sector have stalled.
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As more of the world now owns smartphones, growth has basically stalled.
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Palestinians cite it as a major obstacle in now-stalled peace talks.
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Rather than represent where women are going, she represents where women stalled.
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And while Team Telecom is working, applications are stalled at the FCC.
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Progress has been far from easy and has stalled in recent years.
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The disagreement, as well as Republicans' skepticism of Obama, stalled the measure.
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Construction was supposed to begin in 2015, but stalled amid similar protests.
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That plan, however, remains stalled in courts and hasn't gone into effect.
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Talks unexpectedly stalled in early May, with both sides blaming the other.
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Friday morning, after Democrats stalled the vote for hours of additional debate.
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The stalled deals also affected internal operations at SoundCloud headquarters in Berlin.
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Train services, the life line of the city, stalled throughout the day.
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Economic growth seems to have stalled in the final quarter of 2015.
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The Federal Reserve likely just stalled interest rate increases for the year.
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Then, when Trump took office, the implementation of that rule was stalled.
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But Tripoli had long stalled on the request, made in November 2017.
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Progress on an outright repeal of financial regulation has stalled, for now.
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The resignations have challenged the president's authority and stalled his reform ambitions.
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Nielsen shares have slumped in recent years as revenue growth has stalled.
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It stalled in the Senate after controversial amendments were added, but Sens.
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After intense pressure, lawsuits, arrests, and stalled production, the show was canceled.
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Another issue for markets is that growth in corporate profits has stalled.
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Germany confirmed that its economy — Europe's biggest — stalled in the third quarter.
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In many of them, responsibility has been evaded, and cleanup still stalled.
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Further, the recovery in U.S. drilling activity has stalled recently, Nasser notes.
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Negotiators appeared to be making progress, but talks stalled late last week.
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"At the moment it looks like everything has stalled out," Thune said.
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Her bill passed a test vote but has been stalled since. Sen.
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But months of direct negotiations between Begin's camp and Sadat's diplomats stalled.
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Then the project stalled amid legal disputes and a lack of funds.
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A bipartisan effort to decriminalize marijuana in Texas has stalled after Gov.
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LEDE: FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel's stalled nomination is back in the spotlight.
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Now he has to face coverage about how his momentum has stalled.
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Foreign investment stalled in Zimbabwe during the later years of Mugabe's reign.
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But with just 3.7 million streams, it was stalled at No. 2.
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His office decided to take a look at some stalled environmental cases.
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Disaster relief has been stalled since April amid disagreements over Puerto Rico.
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KATHMANDU, Nepal — The second time the overloaded bus stalled, passengers stayed put.
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Previous efforts to pass such reform has long stalled in the Senate.
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He stalled for months because of Kolomoisky's political power, according to one.
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But two Californian cities have doubled-down where federal regulators have stalled.
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That said, the rollout is stalled until some logistical problems are addressed.
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But once we reached that funding goal, investment in the agency stalled.
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Donors in turn want to see Lebanon commit to long-stalled reforms.
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James had recommended Chapman for the award, but she said it stalled.
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Rubio's momentum has stalled inside and outside of the state of Florida.
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Mohamed's resettlement application, which had been years in the making, abruptly stalled.
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But when Coldplay took a similar route, it stalled at No. 2.
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The deal had been stalled since Shulkin was forced out in March.
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An effort to require headgear in New York stalled four years ago.
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Obamacare repeal stalled again, and his relationship with congressional Republicans remains poisonous.
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Jumped up to 493-0 and just stalled there a little bit.
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Anderson Silva stalled Cormier out very effectively—if boringly—with a lockdown.
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But new orders expanded more slowly, while growth in export orders stalled.
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The spring was characterized by droughts that stalled the nation's hydroelectric system.
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She died childless in 1558, the progress of her Counter Reformation stalled.
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After a stalled attack, we have the first sub of the game.
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But it had stalled as soon as it started, at 21995 p.m.
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They were too hard, and after initial success, my weight loss stalled.
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When legislative efforts have stalled, Mr. Trump has at times lashed out.
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And they may even reopen the stalled probe into Russia's election influence.
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There is renewed interested in the State Legislature in three stalled bills.
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And though the move seemed imminent last week, it now appears stalled.
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All five proposals have either been rejected or are stalled in Congress.
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"Municipal services have stalled," a presidential adviser explained recently in an interview.
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As trade talks stalled, both sides have appeared to be digging in.
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But progress toward the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula has since stalled.
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"Some projects are going to be stalled because of this," he said.
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Democrats have promised that their long-stalled initiatives will finally become law.
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The White House says it has killed or stalled 753 pending regulations.
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To be sure, all of these amazing trends have slowed or stalled.
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Negotiations with the European Union over divorce terms have all but stalled.
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The economy has stalled Turkey's grand renewal plans for cities like Istanbul.
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Among them are the stalled farm bill and possibly more judicial nominations.
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Progress in our understanding of these phenomena seems lately to have stalled.
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The European Union and India have restarted talks that stalled in 2013.
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But labor leaders are disappointed that the president's infrastructure plans have stalled.
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Consumption and supply chains have stalled while shoppers and workers quarantine themselves.
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But then, the release of a report on the investigation mysteriously stalled.
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But subsequent talks quickly stalled over how to enact the vague agreement.
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Negotiations mediated by Norway stalled, closing the path of a political resolution.
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Together, they have stalled the resort's reconstruction and hurt the island's economy.
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Our anemic rental car stalled on a blind, slick, nearly vertical rise.
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Temple's next drive, hamstrung by a Zach Allen sack, stalled at midfield.
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" Editorial boards across the country called his stalled nomination "the Senate shame.
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Acevedo criticized the Republicans over the long-stalled Violence Against Women Act.
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Efforts to revive securitisation, a form of debt security, have also stalled.
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Once it made landfall, the storm essentially stalled, turning roads into rivers.
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So many observers are asking whether Trump can restart his stalled agenda.
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Legislation to help the children of service members is stalled in committee.
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After failing to eliminate a tax break for banks, the bill stalled.
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Fulro's spokesmen, three young militants, were candid about their revolution being stalled.
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Those nice New Yorkers stalled behind me for three miles will understand.
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Euro zone business growth stalled in September, a survey on Thursday showed.
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Under Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi, it seems to have nearly stalled.
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The bill has stalled due to lack of support from Senate Republicans.
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ET stalled many users from purchasing items or searching deals right away.
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The policy making process is not stalled -- it continues to move forward.
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I feel they are relevant in explaining why my career seems stalled.
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But GOP leaders have run out of patience as the talks stalled.
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But the initial push to ban similar sales stalled out in committee.
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Kavanaugh's confirmation process has been stalled amid multiple accusations of sexual misconduct.
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It is wrong to believe that reform efforts have stagnated or stalled.
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Before her operation, she could blame her stalled life on her obesity.
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"I think talks are stalled right now," Shelby told anchor Chris Wallace.
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The discussion about what, if anything, he did wrong has stalled out.
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Tim Murphy (R-Pa.) has stalled in committee over the last year.
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Mr. Trump's trade negotiations with Beijing have stalled before an important Dec.
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Women's representation in government is stalled, and in some cases moving backward.
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But one of the most interesting lawsuits over climate change has stalled.
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Still, the legislation stalled within the House Committee on Ways and Means.
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But talks have since stalled over how to implement the Singapore deal.
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But talks have since stalled over how to implement the Singapore agreement.
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Data on Monday showed business growth had stalled across the currency bloc.
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But both had stalled, she said; power still rested with the militias.
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Two years ago, lawmakers stalled on scheduling cannabis-related bills early on.
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His agency has stalled the legal fight, keeping the rule in limbo.
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The wider Israeli-Palestinian peace process has been stalled for several years.
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"The Trump rally seems to have stalled out to some extent, and I think it's stalled because we're starting to run into valuation concerns," said Hugh Johnson, chief investment officer of Hugh Johnson Advisors LLC in Albany, New York.
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There is no hope of producing great art if that eerie pram remains parked in the hallway, forever awaiting its occupant — a reliably stalled child who matches the stalled work of art, never changing, never growing beyond his pram.
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The bill stalled in the State Senate, where Republicans hold a slim majority.
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His novel is not merely stalled; privately, he's given it up for dead.
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Relations between the two countries have deteriorated recently as disarmament negotiations have stalled.
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Instead, workers cited stalled careers and managers that didn't seem to appreciate them.
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A stalled career was the No. 1 driver for burnout among employees surveyed.
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This leaves persistent weather patterns — like heat — stalled over big regions, like Europe.
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Its own sale process has stalled, according to people close to the matter.
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After a first down, the drive stalled when facing a fourth-and-43.
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Meanwhile, progress has stalled on ambitious market-oriented reform plans announced in 2013.
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For reasons that remain unclear, the settlement talks stalled, and Solid Oaks sued.
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Donald Trump's favorite microblogging service announced that, yet again, user growth has stalled.
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Obama eventually withdrew Solomon's nomination after it stalled for more than two years.
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Like many MAVNI military recruits, his background checks have been stalled for months.
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But top lawmakers are pinning stalled NDAA negotiations squarely on the border wall.
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It's had a good trend up until where it stalled near this gap.
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Those discussions "have stalled over who would control customer data" according to Reuters.
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Global trade growth has stalled, and along with it demand for air freight.
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Fifteen years ago quality had stalled, with word-error rates of 20-30%.
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So-called six-party talks on North Korea's nuclear program stalled in 2008.
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But those hopes quickly faded as the operation to seize the city stalled.
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The talks have stalled but could be revived, the source said on Tuesday.
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Other riders have crashed, stalled, skidded and fixed their bikes on the fly.
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He wanted to speed up public investment and move forward stalled mining projects.
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The Senate passed it in December 2014, but it stalled in the House.
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But talks are stalled and Mr Trump's tariffs are diminishing the pact's value.
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The plane stalled, and the resulting crash killed all 13 people on board.
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Efforts to extend it farther north have stalled over a lack of funding.
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However, future rains mean that more soybean plantings may be stalled, traders said.
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At one station, the train stalled for five minutes with the doors open.
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China's financial backing would have added momentum to the cracker's long-stalled production.
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But early talks between opposition groups and the government have stalled for months.
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The Senate passed its bill, but it stalled in the Republican-controlled House.
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A regulatory crackdown stalled most construction in Yangon in the government's first year.
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"It was completely stalled," said one Trump staffer in a key battleground state.
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In a wide-ranging interview in July, Ginsburg lamented the stalled Garland nomination.
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Investment in the industry stalled due to regulatory uncertainty and lower crude prices.
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Talks between the smaller, leftist National Liberation Army and the government have stalled.
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Bellamy's spectacular growth via China suddenly stalled late last year following regulatory changes.
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Yet no sooner had talks resumed on May 7th than they stalled again.
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But the Clean Power Plan was stalled by litigation and never took effect.
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Talks to rework the pact that underpins $1 trillion in trade have stalled.
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Senate action stalled partly because of an unrelated dispute over taxing Internet sales.
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The big picture: It's not just Trump whose domestic agenda has stalled out.
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With Kerev mentally gone, Meredith's, Maggie's, and Jo Wilson's stories have all stalled.
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How did a stalled bill get past more than a decade of gridlock?
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Snap has been struggling following an unpopular redesign, which has stalled user growth.
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Is a re-enchanted world, a writer's world, worth a stalled writing career?
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Passengers from the stalled cable cars standing with police officers after being rescued.
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The achievement comes after progress on the conjecture had been stalled for decades.
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The storm essentially stalled over the city, dumping 33 trillion gallons of water.
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His talks with North Korea have stalled, and trade negotiations with China collapsed.
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New negotiations begun at the end of December in Uganda have already stalled.
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Both times, the legislation was stalled by the objection of one single senator.
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The agreement in Osaka kick-started talks that had been stalled since May.
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China's challenges from stalled or delayed infrastructure projects have grown in recent years.
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But now, these extremely important findings are still being delayed and stalled. Where?
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As those negotiations have stalled, discussions between Canada and U.S. turned more pointed.
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John Atta Mills came into power in 2009, and the upward trend stalled.
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Meanwhile, Trump's most significant executive action — his immigration order — is stalled in court.
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The win stalled Cleveland's quest to clinch the American League's Central Division title.
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Who really knows why the "Trump bounce" stalled out a bit in March.
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But merger talks have stalled due to the difficulties of winning ECB approval.
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This year the recovery has stalled as the commodity price rally has faltered.
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Acquired from a stalled 1990s Raytheon initiative based on J. Edward Anderson's work.
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The agreement could also revive Albania's stalled effort to joining the European Union.
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Jake Bentley drove South Carolina to the Tennessee 8, where the drive stalled.
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Negotiations surrounding the bill, including plans for broadband expansion, stalled earlier this year.
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Efforts to pass legislation have been stalled by parliamentarians afraid of losing votes.
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The reforms stalled in 2008 when then-President Chen Shui-bian's term ended.
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He added that discussions stalled because Lyft wasn't interested in trucks, only cars.
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While Russia is gradually opening up to more trade, North Korea has stalled.
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Conversations that were stalled, as far back as July, will pick up again.
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C'mon—his genius isn't about his famous fame or his stalled fashion sideline.
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Plans to turn the site into a boutique hotel and restaurant have stalled.
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But its progress had stalled in the months since it was first announced.
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After the water was dumped, the plane stalled and crashed in Turkey, Texas.
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The extradition of the Mexican drug kingpin known as El Chapo has stalled.
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In both cases, the investigations stalled, reportedly due to stonewalling by the administration.
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By the 2100s and into the 2000s, Taku had stopped growing, and stalled.
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But work on any legislation to overhaul Fannie and Freddie has since stalled.
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The sixth complaint has been stalled for months with no updates, Politico reported.
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This stalled during the Great Recession, but it is on the rise again.
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That bill has been stalled in the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee.
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Exporters fared a little better as the yen's advance against the dollar stalled.
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The administration decided not to help the plotters, and the coup plans stalled.
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By then, all the high-level investigations into the Lodha Group had stalled.
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Though cuts have been temporarily stalled by an exception included in the Jan.
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The Senate could soon vote on a stalled nomination for ambassador to Mexico.
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There was talk of a comeback, but those plans appear to have stalled.
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Perhaps it will revive Turkey's stalled bid to join the European Union. ♦
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A bill to create a similar program in Missouri stalled earlier this year.
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Here, another driver pushes a man's stalled car through the floodwaters in Nassau.
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The factory remains, and new delays have stalled plans to tear it down.
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The drive stalled however and Hopkins' 13-yard field goal tied the score.
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According to the Post, plans to send Yun to Moscow stalled last week.
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The 100 percent levy on imports from Syria has all but stalled trade.
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A pipeline that Russia needs to build to transport the gas has stalled.
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In fact, China's economic growth stalled to a 27-year low of 6.6%.
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The occasion came as Trump met with Kim to restart stalled nuclear talks.
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But after years of closing the gap in workforce participation, momentum has stalled.
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Home sales stalled in November after voracious climbs this fall, up 0.2 percent.
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Mortgage rates continued to move higher early this week, but then stalled Wednesday.
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Except for the high-end game Forza 25, it never stuttered or stalled.
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The plane stalled, and the resulting crash killed all 228 people on board.
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The bill remains in limbo for now, stalled after Sanders and Caifornia Sen.
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House Republicans are circulating a revised draft of long-stalled mental health legislation.
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Gross domestic product growth likely stalled in October, data is expected to show.
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Though both bills have bipartisan support they've stalled in the Foreign Relations Committee.
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While that bill had a hearing in the Senate, it has also stalled.
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But Trump has found ways to make headway on some other stalled initiatives.
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Investment and business confidence fell, spelling challenges ahead, while quarterly growth practically stalled.
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"Progress with energy efficiency has stalled and needs a policy kickstart," he said.
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Zehra's insistence that "Allah is the best planner" has stalled our prospective date.
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Alere contends Abbott stalled on obtaining crucial regulatory approvals to close the transaction.
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At various points, it has been stalled by shifting ownership and financing problems.
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The legislation has remained stalled amid concerns from GOP tax -writers and appropriators.
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Stalled traffic from the EMP will not be blocking Seoul or the highways.
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Mr. Moon hopes to help restart the stalled talks between Pyongyang and Washington.
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They will move swiftly to energize an oversight process they believe has stalled.
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It's a slow day even for Venezuela, a country with a stalled economy.
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His effort to end the DACA program is currently stalled in the courts.
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Meanwhile, the GOP is also desperate to jump-start its stalled partisan agenda.
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For American officials, the stalled war has become a strategic and moral quagmire.
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Not bad for a movie that stalled at the box office last month.
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But faulty forecasts do not mean that the labor market has suddenly stalled.
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But the plan has stalled over questions about how to pay for it.
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He regrets that his research on chemical and biological warfare has been stalled.
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It's apparently stalled in the N.F.L., but it is a place to start.
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There, too, the systems already in place worked while newly designed programs stalled.
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That stand has, for now, stalled legislation until Congress hears from bureau officials.
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After 2 lukewarm debate performances and low polling numbers, his candidacy largely stalled.
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As grocery shoppers go online and choices expand, classic food brands have stalled.
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It was the latest indication that President Trump's signature diplomatic initiative has stalled.
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Negotiations between the Chicago Teachers Union and Mayor Lori Lightfoot (D) remain stalled.
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The matter of the stalled aid is being scrutinized by multiple House committees.
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He promised to speed up relief assistance in the region, which had stalled.
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Talks started a year ago, but stalled due to a lack of financing.
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Despite weeks of intense debate on Capitol Hill, congressional efforts on guns stalled.
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The $28 million plant to produce ethylene, planned a decade ago, has stalled.
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Thirty-five ratified the amendment quickly after passage, but then the movement stalled.
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And talks to move forward with a major infrastructure improvement package have stalled.
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Measures that would have allowed China to proceed stalled in El Salvador's legislature.
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Considerable cloud cover is likely due to a stalled front to our south.
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Progress on expanding health coverage has recently stalled and may even be reversing.
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His highest-profile initiative -- privatizing air traffic control -- stalled in Congress. http://bit.
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But when talks with US Soccer stalled shortly after that, Rapinoe spoke out.
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On Sunday, news site Axios reported the law had stalled the trade deal.
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But progress stalled this summer, after bills passed through committees in both chambers.
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For hours, law enforcement officials negotiated with the inmates, who stalled for time.
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The poll's results come as self-driving car legislation remains stalled in Congress.
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For most women, wage growth has stalled since the start of this century.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders blamed Democrats for the stalled talks.
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His most recent comments threaten to derail an already stalled agenda even further.
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GDP growth has slowed in China and stalled in the Eurozone, he said.
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GDP growth has slowed in China and stalled in the Eurozone, he said.
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A sun-slashed parking lot, thinking a poem stalled in the broken surround.
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When that failed, they asked Congress, and when those efforts stalled, the president.
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It has also stalled other projects it had planned to complete with him.
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Many families were waiting for news from police investigations that had inexplicably stalled.
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But the opposition led by Juan Guaido has stalled, if not evaporated entirely.
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Prices have stalled since, up just 1 percent over the last four years.
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Talks stalled last year, particularly over how to work out differences on regulations.
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While some quizzes still draw upward of 500,000 simultaneous viewers, growth has stalled.
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LONDON — The tally so far: Britain's second-busiest airport stalled for 2000 hours.
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Justin Fairfax stalled in the face of opposition from the party's black caucus.
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Just how this ambitious, but now stalled, art initiative was born remains unclear.
|
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Yet more than halfway through the governor's first year, the effort has stalled.
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It stalled over the Carolinas, bringing incredible amounts of rain to the region.
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But the deal stalled as both sides jockeyed for position on the ground.
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With discussions stalled, Bombardier approached Boeing last spring, three of the sources said.
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Magazine _____ After 200 years of expansion, democracy's growth in the world has stalled.
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Federal privacy bills that could override the state's law are stalled in Congress.
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Still, there was no DNA match, and the investigation stalled for six months.
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The state has had a staggered and at times stalled approach to gaming.
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But growth has stalled sharply, according to data from local consultancy Daas-Auto.
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But that legislation is also stalled, and there are no prospects for passage.
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Attempts to restart negotiations have stalled as the two sides have hardened their positions.
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The Orioles, frustrated over stalled negotiations with Davis, had turned their focus to Cespedes.
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Kuwait Airways has been embroiled in political haggling over stalled privatisation plans since 2008.
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Political reform has stalled, leaving the government ill-equipped to respond to local concerns.
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Without a deal on that sticking point, talks to fund the government have stalled.
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Negotiations have now stalled, with each side blaming the other for the recent setbacks.
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Since then, negotiations stalled, to the point that the agreement nearly fell through entirely.
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The nuclear negotiations between Washington and Pyongyang have stalled since the Trump-Kim meeting.
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Ban has said he wants to restart stalled negotiations between Morocco and Polisario Front.
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President Donald Trump issued an executive order on Tuesday to advance the stalled project.
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It's stalled because elected officials won't pass effective new laws to reduce gun violence.
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Only three weeks ago, Senate Democrats shut down the government over stalled immigration negotiations.
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U.S. non-farm payroll growth almost stalled in February, with only 20,000 jobs created.
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But they say Feliz Garcia stalled out his motorcycle as he attempted to flee.
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Crude futures clawed back some ground as the dollar's rally stalled in morning trade.
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Copper prices have also been tested as China's construction and automotive industries have stalled.
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Although the case is stalled, the damage has already been done to Sarkar's career.
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At a number of other companies seized by the state, however, production has stalled.
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Prices sagged after a survey showed euro zone business expansion nearly stalled in January.
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Before Harvey struck, talks on overhauling the program had already stalled in both chambers.
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Your career could be stalled by these agreements even if you never signed one.
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Many of those concerns remain, including the jailing of dissidents and stalled political reforms.
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Democrats stalled action, forcing McConnell to put off debate for at least a week.
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The bill stalled in committee, but Wyden has vowed to continue pushing for reform.
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Paul stalled the bill, arguing it would add too much to the national deficit.
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"Those projects will be stalled, or they could be cleaned up poorly," Perera said.
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The game stalled in these moments too, and I couldn't move or do anything.
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But with no government for months after the March 2017 elections, the initiative stalled.
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Furthermore, the US should endorse and incentivize progress in the stalled inter-Korean negotiations.
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But that legislation to aid Puerto Rico in its plight has stalled in Congress.
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China's economy may be growing a little more slowly, but it has not stalled.
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Still, efforts to change the tax treatment nationally have stalled in Congress for years.
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That bill eventually stalled before the idea was taken up by the city council.
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He soared up to number 2100 in the queue, but then his momentum stalled.
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Tronc rejected Gannett's previous bid, and for now, it appears a deal has stalled.
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Her replacement might try and tackle the lack of peace and stalled politics problems.
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But the measure stalled this week following a backlash by the orthodox Jewish community.
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STALLED Florida State had converted 22012 straight red-zone opportunities coming into the game.
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He told reporters afterward that stalled nuclear talks between Washington and Pyongyang would resume.
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Rebuilding America Now, the favorite of Trump leadership during the summer, has stalled since.
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Talks to fix the deal, called the Libyan Political Agreement (LPA), stalled in October.
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A modest initiative after the Las Vegas shooting to ban bump stocks has stalled.
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The issue has stalled the exit talks and increased fears that they could fail.
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Meanwhile, I've stalled—stuck in a dead-end job, and unsure of what's next.
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Since then, North Korea has expressed growing frustration, with negotiations stalled and tensions rising.
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Spot gold stalled after advancing to a six-year peak of $1,474.80 an ounce.
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"First and foremost, we had stalled Veep production because of my situation," she explained.
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Hayden's confirmation was among a number of nominations by Obama that has been stalled.
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The lava flow at PGV stalled on Monday, Hawaii County spokeswoman Janet Snyder said.
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But from 2012-2015, numbers stalled and then began increasing from 11.6 to 11.7.
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That project stalled halfway but damn I wish I could live somewhere like this!
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That's something Facebook is particularly concerned with since original content sharing has reportedly stalled.
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Stalled Trump: He was hardly cooking with grease on the legislative front pre-Comey.
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Their music is stalled, but unlike Fleetwood Mac, they can't work through the petty.
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It attributed user growth, which had stalled last year, to better quality exclusive content.
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But its first major legislative initiative, health care reform, has stalled, potentially for good.
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Germany has already emerged as a potential investor in the stalled Brazil-Peru railway.
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But Uncharted's film adaptation (in development for half a decade) is stalled yet again.
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As the suits wind their way through the courts, Kesha's music career has stalled.
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The White House's priorities, however you want to rank or articulate them, are stalled.
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A companion bill was introduced in the Senate and has also stalled in committee.
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The bill has been stalled in the House over a series of procedural disputes.
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A nine-play, 55-yard drive stalled on the Kansas State 4-yard line.
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More recent claims have stalled pending appeals by Sunni officials and the town hall.
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That reality could make future nuclear negotiations, which have stalled since Vietnam, even harder.
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The Republican bill has been stalled in the House for more than two weeks.
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Modest wage growth could raise concerns about consumer spending after consumption stalled in January.
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Structural reforms, such as shrinking the bloated bureaucracy and making investment easier, have stalled.
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So its decision to hold off, although probably only until August, stalled the momentum.
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Some proponents think Trump's ringing endorsement could add fresh momentum to the stalled effort.
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Mr Xi has increased control over the political system, but economic liberalisation has stalled.
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It essentially stalled over the Carolinas, bringing incredible amounts of rain to the region.
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Although demand for cargo planes has stalled, that for passenger aircraft is still rising.
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But lawmakers headed back to their districts for the recess with negotiations apparently stalled.
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His tweet comes as talks have stalled between Democratic leaders and the White House.
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A bill to lift the ban stalled in the Illinois state legislature this year.
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In recent years, the WTO's liberalization agenda has stalled in a number of areas.
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But since 2012 progress has stalled, and many fear it may go into reverse.
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But there are still concerns that stalled growth abroad could weigh on American companies.
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After an initial flurry of approvals in the 1970s, support for the ERA stalled.
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The Spurs' offense stalled briefly in the second against a suddenly staunch Thunder defense.
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Timing: The move follows stalled peace talks between the U.S., Afghanistan and the Taliban.
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The measure stalled after it was introduced, but earlier this month Grassley and Sen.
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The bill had caught some momentum but stalled in the wake of the accident.
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The fund will help nearly 1,600 stalled housing projects in the country, she said.
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The bill has been introduced in Congress in both 2015 and 85033 but stalled.
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But the pact stalled over control of Hodeidah, a lifeline for millions facing famine.
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But the Senate and the House couldn't reach an agreement and the bill stalled.
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In fact, the delivery business almost stalled out for good in its early years.
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The list of stalled work includes hundreds of projects worth more than $3 billion.
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Now the project to invest up to 400 million euros ($470 million) is stalled.
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But the decision stalled after the company decided against co-manufacturing and co-packing.
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A network-sharing collaboration between XL and Indosat had stalled due to regulatory issues.
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IT HAS STALLED OUT IF THE LAST DECADE IF YOU LOOK AT THE DATA.
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The drive stalled at the Bills' 40, though, and San Francisco punted it away.
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Coalition aid is on the uptick as the ground offensive on Hodeidah has stalled.
|
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But construction stalled, and they decided not to prioritize a renovation over their commitment.
|
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Some exporters fared a little better as the yen's advance against the dollar stalled.
|
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One intended location, in the historic Victoria Theater, sputtered when the redevelopment plan stalled.
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Bills that would bar government officials from filing defamation cases have stalled in Parliament.
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Asian stocks closed mixed on Wednesday as the overnight bounce on Wall Street stalled.
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That effort stalled in 2014 as an oil price slump lifted demand for diesel.
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Bob Goodlatte has pushed legislation to streamline online sales tax, but those negotiations stalled.
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HNA has nevertheless completed a number of long-stalled overseas acquisitions in recent weeks.
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The waiver request has passed several House votes, but repeatedly stalled in the Senate.
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The Bank of Canada this week said the economy stalled in the fourth quarter.
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"The policy making process is not stalled — it continues to move forward," he added.
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With a blunt, "I'm out," McIlroy definitively stalled the Premier Golf League's budding momentum.
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Rising floodwaters in the cave had stalled the search-and-rescue operation for days.
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He stalled, believing that the killing would have had "disastrous" global effects, he said.
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But, listening to the new stuff, Thompson worried that Minaj's musical progression had stalled.
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Negotiations stalled, and weeks later, Democrats briefly shut down the government over the issue.
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After the talks stalled, the Trump administration announced new restrictions on Chinese technology companies.
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In his first term, he attempted such land reforms, but they stalled in Parliament.
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Over the years, the void left by the stalled investigation was filled with conjecture.
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In Germany, the rise of Alternative for Germany, a far-right party, has stalled.
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But the bill stalled in committee — and women's health groups quickly opposed the issue.
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Crutcher's shooting is especially devastating: Crutcher had a stalled car when police approached him.
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But progress has largely stalled since 2002, when five of the 13 returned home.
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Efforts to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement have stalled in bitter disagreement.
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American officials eventually decided not to help the plotters, and the coup plans stalled.
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For years, he has blamed any number of stalled liberal goals on recalcitrant Republicans.
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Saudi Aramco had previously hoped for an IPO this year but the plan stalled.
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The House approved its budget resolution, which had long been stalled, on Oct. 5.
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The reason, executives said, was a stalled state economy — because of the oil slump.
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Cadillac's sales in the United States have stalled at around 170,000 cars a year.
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The world's progress against malaria, which kills almost one person a minute, has stalled.
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His American career had its ups and downs, often stalled by feuds and controversy.
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But the city's democratic evolution, sought by a majority of the population, has stalled.
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On a long trip, there are risks greater than traffic jams and stalled trailers.
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Ukraine's privatisation programme however has largely stalled with its largest bank, Privatbank, now nationalised.
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More than a dozen joint Renault-Nissan projects have stalled since Mr. Ghosn's ouster.
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Exploration stalled because of disputes over how the government should regulate the potential boom.
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Instead, those negotiations have largely stalled amid the fights over Trump's wall and abortion.
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Investment by UK companies stalled after the referendum and then plunged 3.7% in 2018.
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But an effort to close loopholes in those rules, for now, has been stalled.
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Ms. Ford told her to paint it you-know-what, but her sister stalled.
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But the effort has stalled amid a fierce lobbying push from doctors and hospitals.
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While negotiations stalled, North Korea is believed to have continued to produce fissile materials.
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Mr. Bodnar said the government's move on the courts had stalled for three reasons.
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Progress on the treaty stalled last year after more than four years of negotiations.
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Nuclear talks there are stalled after Trump bailed out of a summit in Hanoi.
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The offensive against Tripoli, which quickly stalled on the capital's outskirts, exposed international divisions.
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Our hero is a movie director, Salvador Mallo (Antonio Banderas), whose existence has stalled.
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It's unclear what, if anything, Trump intends to do to restart the stalled negotiations.
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The chip maker was on edge, frustrated and incredulous that the process had stalled.
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The president's comments also come as administration officials admit talks with China have stalled.
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"The policy making process is not stalled — it continues to move forward," Deere said.
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But that growth has stalled and now the sector has turned into a recession.
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However, negotiations have stalled and there have been no active peace talks since 2014.
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Their VW Rabbit and its trailer have stalled in a silent, snow-covered forest.
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But his arrival was stalled by an AstraZeneca lawsuit disputing when he could join.
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The GOP efforts to repeal and replace ObamaCare appear hopelessly stalled in the Senate.
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Stocks stalled this week after surging in the wake of Donald Trump's presidential election.
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According to Politico, the union said talks began in March but stalled in November.
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But negotiations with China stalled after the latest round of tariffs went into effect.
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Detention beds The issue became a sticking point that stalled talks over the weekend.
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But after a long and relentless climb to historic highs, the momentum has stalled.
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The daunting task of taking Aramco public, originally planned for 2018, has since stalled.
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Given that the peace talks have stalled, the election is now the best option.
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This tax cut was enacted while pro-economic justice reforms have stalled in Congress.
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At the same time, trade talks between the United States and Europe have stalled.
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The talks stalled largely because of opposition from the food industry and environmental activists.
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But without the information it needs, the task force is stalled in its analysis.
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Trump's proposal breathed new life into an issue that has been stalled for months.
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"As talks stalled," Mr. Mount said, "these elements will have steadily gained in influence."
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Democracy's once-steady spread across the globe has stalled and, in many countries, receded.
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But at the Canidrome, revenue has stalled in recent years, its annual reports suggest.
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After a plan to develop a museum district on West Kowloon peninsula stalled, Mrs.
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As recently as last week, resistance from those new legislators had stalled the bill.
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Technologies that have "stalled" — nuclear power, carbon capture and sequestration, biofuels — must be kickstarted.
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And in the lead-up to the midterms, their assault on Obamacare has stalled.
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The ensemble stalled out and folded in the face of a snowstorm in Montana.
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Infrastructure projects are stalled for lack of cash and corporate India is in the doldrums.
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With their defenses in shambles, the Keepers stalled for time, putting off answering Icarion's demands.
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Previous efforts have stalled the country's development of both its nuclear capability and missile technology.
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The trade war between Washington and Beijing is escalating, with talks between government officials stalled.
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Spot gold XAU= stalled after advancing to a six-year peak of $1,474.80 an ounce.
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Talks between the U.S. and China had stalled this fall amid an escalating tariff battle.
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But two industry sources said progress on the proposal had stalled with European Union regulators.
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But the excitement around Dorsey's return quickly faded as projects like Beyond 140 were stalled.
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The shakeup comes as Dorsey attempts to revive growth at the stalled social media company.
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Preliminary talks on ending the war that kills thousands of people each year have stalled.
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Efforts toward coexistence, while much healthier than a generation ago, have stalled in recent years.
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With the denuclearisation talks stalled, North Korea went ahead with more weapons tests this month.
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Congress approved the memorial in 1999, but opposition to Gehry's plans stalled it for years.
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But other moves outlined in the peace deal, such as integrating their forces, have stalled.
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With talks on denuclearization stalled, North Korea went ahead with more weapons tests this month.
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Trump's own messaging muddied his push for a wall as talks stalled over the holidays.
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Since then, talks have all but stalled and there has been little sign of progress.
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But the message of "never again," still powerful, has stalled a bit in recent weeks.
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It&aposs called work, pass the president&aposs agenda, confirm long stalled nominations, about time.
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The legislation stalled, in part, due to heavy opposition from the state's powerful police unions.
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Stalled projects like the Kondhane dam tell a cautionary tale for politicians making big promises.
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Modi's administration has decided to focus initially on 46 of the stalled surface irrigation projects.
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Trump and his Chinese counterpart, President Xi Jinping, also agreed to resume stalled trade negotiations.
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It is the latest move from Garland supporters to maintain momentum on his stalled nomination.
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The evening is likely to boost the prospects of Harris, whose campaign had seemed stalled.
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Museveni had a leading role in stalled mediations aimed at ending the conflict in Burundi.
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But the company's growth has stalled, and Wall Street is getting worried about its future.
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Those talks came after brand licensor Authentic Brands Group LLC stalled on a possible deal.
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Attempts last year at dialogue between the ideological foes were stalled by Venezuela's deepening crisis.
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It's also stalled on repeated requests by journalists to restore web access in their offices.
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But the effort has been stalled by partisan disagreements and a range of competing bills.
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Negotiations on founding that state in the occupied West Bank and Gaza stalled in 2014.
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But a deal has stalled due to ECB demands for stronger capital and leaner governance.
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Still, efforts to build such a system to collect the information have stalled for decades.
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Harvey has stalled over land for the last two days, dropping heavy rain on Texas.
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For decades, this tension between developed and developing countries stalled progress on global climate talks.
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With the denuclearization talks stalled, North Korea went ahead with more weapons tests this month.
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With momentum now stalled, Johnson wants an election fight before the end of the year.
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But when she stepped down after nearly 10 years at the helm, growth had stalled.
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This essentially stalled all efforts for repeal, since the GOP couldn't come to a consensus.
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Stalled user growth has been a reason why Twitter's stock has been hitting record lows.
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Talks last year over merging the business with Dish Networks stalled over disagreements about valuations.
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Trumpcare has stalled and Republican leaders don't know when they'll be able to restart it.
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But implementation of the deal has stalled, in part due to the opposition leadership turmoil.
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The biggest stalled venture is the $5.9 billion gold-copper Tampakan project on Mindanao island.
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Since then, talks have all but stalled, and there has been little sign of progress.
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Washington and Beijing restarted talks in recent weeks after efforts to strike a deal stalled.
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Japan's closed up 0.77 percent, or 138.61 points, at 18,106.02, as the yen declines stalled.
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Stocks have stalled but some stocks continue to gain, like financials, up 2 percent Monday.
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He was last seen Friday morning in his car, which had stalled in high water.
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Investors were hoping Netflix could continue to grow international subscribers while domestic subscriber growth stalled.
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The machines that powered the 20th-century Democratic Party, in unions and big cities, stalled.
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The sudden "demonetisation" of the economy in November stalled construction, and so stamp-duty receipts.
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Sales figures suggest demand for the company's Model 3 may have stalled in North America.
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The airline also saw a long-awaited Hawaii route delayed as government approvals were stalled.
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"The suggestion that this process is being stalled is completely erroneous," Mnuchin said in June.
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With a 45-55 vote, the must-have stopgap funding bill stalled in the Senate.
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All this comes when the rules-based trading system is already stalled and thus vulnerable.
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The $100 million movie stalled out with just $93 million at the domestic box office.
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While Germany's economy — Europe's largest — has been performing well in recent years, France's has stalled.
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Instead, we're stalled in the data smog that hangs over social media and search engines.
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But that plan stalled amid British refusals to allow Assange safe passage outside the embassy.
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"It's a risk because it's happening in the context of stalled monetary tightening," said Boockvar.
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Another witness, Bianca Melton, told CNN the helicopter looked like it stalled out before crashing.
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He has said she is taking out on him her frustration with a stalled career.
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Moon already faces public discontent over a sluggish economy and stalled diplomacy with North Korea.
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The Tigers reached the red zone but stalled on each of their first three possessions.
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Neighboring New Zealand, meanwhile, is crying over spilt milk since China's dairy demand has stalled.
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Sterling was stalled at $33 as markets awaited some clarity on where Brexit was heading.
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Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman agreed to raise tariffs in 2016 but the plan then stalled.
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As the project stalled, the government considered rescinding the contract to hold a new auction.
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Talks aimed at securing a mutual military withdrawal from Hodeidah have stalled despite U.N. efforts.
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Stocks stalled out Wednesday, and then declined in the second biggest loss since the election.
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After more than a year of stalled negotiations and attempts by their governing body — a.k.a.
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Talks began last August but stalled in the run-up to the Mexican presidential election.
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With criminal justice reform stalled in Congress, Obama has taken matters into his own hands.
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The bill was stalled after the contentious legislative session came to an end in May.
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Telecom heavyweight Telstra, whose shares had risen when its competitors' merger was stalled, dropped 2.5%.
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The shooting happened after Crutcher's SUV was found stalled in the middle of a street.
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President Obama pledged to close the prison during his tenure, but Congress stalled his efforts.
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Two reasons: there are clear signs of consumer interest, and the tablet market has stalled.
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The Russian rouble slipped 20163 percent off seven-week highs as oil's price rally stalled.
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Spending, taxes, debt In the House, GOP leaders are trying to unlock stalled budget talks.
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Germany has been the engine of the euro zone's recovery but growth has unexpectedly stalled.
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S.B. 2628 stalled in the legislature this January for the third year in a row.
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It would supersede one introduced in early 2017 that has stalled in the Irish parliament.
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Meanwhile, consumers remain the strongest part of the economy -- it's business investment that has stalled.
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A large number of fish surrounded the vessel, so fishermen believed the yacht had stalled.
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The vehicle, which was full of Thai holidaymakers, paused for a moment, as if stalled.
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But once the bill stalled, Republicans were able to seize control of events once again.
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The agreement was initially brought forward to boost oil prices after years of stalled levels.
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Priestap's interview comes after the joint House investigation stalled for months after being first announced.
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The attacks have coincided with renewed efforts to restart stalled peace talks with the Taliban.
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The storm stalled over Houston, dumping more than 1.53 inches (1.3 m) on the region.
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That's a 15 percent drop, and a sign that iPhone growth momentum has significantly stalled.
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If Flake joins Democrats on the panel in opposing Kavanaugh, his nomination would be stalled.
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That agenda largely stalled as Trump has bickered both with Democrats and his own party.
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But despite some progress over the past five years, reforms have stalled across the region.
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The aircraft stalled after dumping hundreds of gallons of pink water, according to safety officials.
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Meanwhile, courts have stalled Trump's attempt to end DACA, so the program remains in place.
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However, Thursday brought news that manufacturing is back in contraction mode and construction has stalled.
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But work both bills has since stalled, with several Republicans placing holds on the legislation.
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Bertha overheated and stalled partway through the project in December 2013, putting completion into doubt.
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A shake-up could jump-start the stalled investigation into the death of Eric Garner.
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Broader patent litigation reform has been stalled since making it out of committee last year.
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Friday's meeting was not being viewed optimistically by most aides involved in the stalled negotiations.
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Now lawmakers are worried the effort to win disclosure of the pages has again stalled.
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Some analysts said recovery in economic growth stalled in the second half of last year.
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However, as implementation has stalled Robert, Veda and their family have been left needlessly waiting.
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But others moves outlined in the peace deal, such as integrating their forces, have stalled.
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Under the JCPOA, IAEA access cannot be stalled more than 24 days without serious consequences.
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Texas stalled administrative relief, time remains for the president to provide relief from record deportations.
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To the government's irritation, the stock offering plans stalled again because of this deteriorating environment.
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Leadership analysis might give clues MORE and later announced a resumption of stalled nuclear talks.
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Video from CNN affiliate KTRK showed several vehicles struggling or stalled in the flooded streets.
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And they say the entire 2017 agenda will remain stalled until ObamaCare is officially scrapped.
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There have been further reports of a hot-air mass stalled over Cleveland all week.
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The surge in the polls for "leave" appears to have been stalled, or even reversed.
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U.S. stock prices rebounded from a February low but stalled heading into the November election.
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Insulet was trying to receive approval, Sullivan said, though those talks stalled with administration changes.
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The Giants' offense stalled again in the second half, but the Browns bailed them out.
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Women began entering government in bigger numbers in the 1970s, but any rush has stalled.
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Peace initiatives have stalled and elections have been postponed, suggesting another troubled year in store.
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Also, construction of the 14 residential buildings, originally scheduled to finish by this year, stalled.
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Foreign investment was stalled, tourism had collapsed, and many businesses were closed or barely operational.
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An Air Force investigation cleared Hyten of the allegations, but the issue stalled his nomination.
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By the time the preliminary examination in Kenya began, however, the other cases had stalled.
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That requires winning agreement on an update to ePrivacy rules that's been stalled for months.
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The measure did not make it into the spending bill and appears stalled in Congress.
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The airstrikes have revived a stalled military assault that Libyan brigades launched earlier this summer.
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Recently, they've called for his confirmation to be stalled until the Muslim ban is stopped.
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Under his failed leadership, the incomes of Hoosiers have stalled at 38th in the nation.
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August rewrote the script all through the '90s, and it stalled again in somebody's drawer.
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Previous attempts to build a bigger wall or install more high fencing stalled in Congress.
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Communities see stalled projects in their neighborhoods, causing them to lose faith in the government.
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The roadblock hole had stalled at progress hole 14,758, but his daily routine had returned.
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U.S. crude oil futures CLc1 rose 0.2 percent but the rally in global equities stalled.
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Advocacy for PTC has gone on for decades, but efforts have stalled over the costs.
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North Korea has mothballed Yongbyon before, only to restart it when negotiations with Washington stalled.
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The focus on local races comes as overhaul efforts have stalled on the federal level.
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For homeowners, this means putting plans for renovation, reorganization and other stalled projects into action.
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The opt-out momentum has stalled considerably, but the number of test refusers remains substantial.
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Victor Reyes then singled, setting up a potential big inning, but the Tigers' offense stalled.
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Wade standards that had been stalled in the state Senate for more than a decade.
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Mr. Smith, the sponsor of the stalled Congressional legislation, applauded the E.P.A.'s proposed move.
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With power-sharing talks stalled on June 3003, the Rapid Support Forces began their crackdown.
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The first is "arrest of labor," or "failure to progress," meaning that labor is stalled.
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Negotiations stalled even after teachers, nurses, and librarians voted in August to authorize a strike.
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As Mr. Kabila's government has stalled in organizing elections, anger across the country has risen.
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United raced past Liverpool partly because of its own dynamism, and partly because Liverpool stalled.
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The Senate is stalled on a plan to stabilize an economy racked by the coronavirus.
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Such a trip could complicate stalled nuclear talks between the United States and North Korea.
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But the New Hampshire bill stalled in the State Senate amid strong opposition from Gov.
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However, his remarks could further frustrate the aim of reviving long-stalled Israeli-Palestinian talks.
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Silverstein's final tower, 2 World Trade, was stalled in 2016 after the publisher News Corp.
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But the process always stalled, and I was told it was out of their hands.
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With negotiations stalled on this critical matter, and with reports of deep fissures in Mrs.
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While an effort to repeal the rule passed the House, it stalled in the Senate.
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Colorado's next drive stalled after six plays, forcing another punt, and Air Force struck quickly.
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The rest are stalled in a sluggish judicial system addled by corruption and political meddling.
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That's not a new idea, but a bill addressing it stalled in Congress last year.
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"The longer the trade negotiations are stalled, the longer that there is unpredictability," he said.
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The first effort stalled after several Democratic senators put it on hold, citing safety concerns.
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His enlistment has been in limbo ever since, stalled by a backlogged security vetting system.
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But the program had been stalled by contract disputes, and no staff has been hired.
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But that country only stalled its collapse when Charles Taylor, a brutal warlord, consolidated power.
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The ensuing investigations substantiated her complaints, but then James's career went from soaring to stalled.
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Mr. Hollins slowed down but did not stop until the car stalled, the report said.
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But sullen resentment of mainland China has spread as Hong Kong's democratic evolution has stalled.
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His second-place finish in Iowa suggested the New York billionaire's forward motion had stalled.
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Mr. Trump's stalled trade agenda is frustrating the industries he promised to protect, like steelworkers.
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"This case has been stalled long enough," the House's lawyers wrote in a court filing.
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Even that dramatic loss — during which the Falcons&apos offense stalled out — had its benefits.
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He had two children by then, his novel had stalled, and he was feeling overwhelmed.
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New DNA technology helped officials crack a case that had stalled for a dozen years.
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Polls and dozens of voter interviews show her momentum has stalled, at least for now.
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The chamber could then field some version of the replacement plan that stalled out recently.
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This year, however, they stalled, biding time amid report after report of strong economic news.
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Since Trump and Kim met in Singapore in June, US-North Korea relations have stalled.
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Meanwhile, deal talks between Walgreens and AmerisourceBergen have stalled without an agreement, sources tell CNBC.
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But the investigation stalled in the past couple of years, one of the people said.
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Democratic and Republican lawmakers alike acknowledged in interviews with POLITICO that the effort has stalled.
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Ford's subsequent pardon of Nixon, and a stalled economy, enfeebled him and prompted California Gov.
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Congress has stalled on moving forward sanctions against Turkey for its offensive against Syrian Kurds.
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The talks have stalled, as the last agreement expired at the end of last year.
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The new chief of staff will also be charged with reviving a stalled legislative agenda.
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The liberalization of Mexico's energy sector has stalled since Lopez Obrador took office in December.
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Since then, Priebus has been engaged in a frantic push to revive the stalled bill.
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That means the issue of the stalled articles will hang over the holidays for sure.
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Copper has stalled out right now, but I expect it to try to get recharged.
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Global equities markets stalled near record highs ahead of the signing of the trade deal.
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Outside of the stalled repeal-and-replace effort, Trump has also complained online about Sens.
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Levin's bill advanced through the House, but the Senate proposal stalled in the Finance Committee.
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Luisa asked him about having or adopting a child of their own and he stalled.
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EA executives cited Fortnite as a game that built momentum last quarter while EA stalled.
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West Virginia kicker Evan Staley connected from 211 yards after his team's second drive stalled.
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Land-related conflicts are behind many stalled industrial projects in the country, Reuters reported previously.
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Three bills that would designate domestic terrorism a federal crime remain stalled in congressional committees.
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Two years on, many projects have stalled, hitting confidence among foreign investors Egypt sorely needs.
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Frontier Airlines pilots threatened to go on strike last year after stalled negotiations over pay.
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The bill stalled in the state Senate, but could re-surface upon the legislature's return.
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It remains stalled because of appeals by squatters who illegally purchased land in indigenous territory.
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Lines will form at gas stations as stalled pumps force drivers to refuel by hand.
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The gun debate has largely stalled in Congress despite the outcry over the Floriday shooting.
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In a landscape of stalled legislative agendas, there are effective moves that can be made.
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Costa Rica's environment minister Carlos Rodriguez says negotiations on carbon markets (Article 27) are stalled.
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French bids to compensate Iran for sticking to parts of the nuclear deal have stalled.
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The Stockholm agreement aimed to scale down the violence, but has stalled in recent months.
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A version of the legislation passed the House last Congress but stalled in the Senate.
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This legislation, which had been stalled, passed unanimously after the two parties reached an agreement.
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That includes reviving stalled infrastructure projects and helping farmers recover after two years of drought.
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Talks launched by President Donald Trump in 2018 have stalled with no resumption in sight.
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The Tamaulipas program had stalled, he said, because the Mexicans were not applying enough pesticide.
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In Silicon Valley, the geographical byword for the country's tech future, population growth has stalled.
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Nuclear disarmament proponents meanwhile hope Obama's visit will breath fresh life into a stalled process.
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