Storm clouds seen gathering over New York City on Tuesday.
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The economy hums while storm clouds darken the White House.
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However, if storm clouds turn you on, you're in luck.
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The storm clouds, as Baron puts it, were already gathered.
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As we started the ceremony, the storm clouds started rolling in.
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"There are definitely some storm clouds on the horizon," Sizemore said.
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"There are certainly some storm clouds on the horizon," he said.
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For all the storm clouds, Alaska is nowhere near economic collapse.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Don't look now: Storm clouds are gathering over tech.
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However, many of the headwinds we are seeing could bring storm clouds.
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There are still many more storm clouds hanging over Pai's head, however.
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Outbreaks of lice can travel like storm clouds between neighboring salmon farms.
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He did so despite clearly gathering storm clouds in the global economy.
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When market storm clouds gather, Japanese investor demand for home currency rockets.
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But amid the jubilation was a sense that storm clouds are gathering.
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"Storm clouds are gathering" for 2018 agreed Jim Lennon, consultant at Macquarie Bank.
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The trouble begins when dark gray storm clouds gather over a Danish city.
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Yet the president's speech was really about the storm clouds on the horizon.
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BUT LOOK, THERE ARE ALWAYS STORM CLOUDS AND THAT'S WHAT KEEPS YOU SHARP.
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On Wednesday, James cautioned that "storm clouds are gathering" over the UK economy.
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As black-bottomed storm clouds rolled in, we hurried back to the shore.
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The storm clouds over O'Reilly have fueled further questions about Fox's company culture.
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Storm clouds Shearing argues that some of the gloom and doom is unjustified.
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Then furious gray storm clouds rolled across an LED screen on the ceiling.
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This morning, winds drive a flotilla of storm clouds away and back again.
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Storm clouds loom, yet because of you, your fellow citizens live safe at home.
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Over the course of the afternoon, the sunlight dims and storm clouds roll in.
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But as the bull market rolls on, some see storm clouds on the horizon.
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It sets a climate that never goes away, but the storm clouds keep gathering.
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White House The storm clouds gathering around Donald Trump's presidency just keep on growing.
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With Brexit storm clouds on the horizon, it's frankly impossible to predict anything these days.
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Heather Long at the Washington Post explains why that's helping fend off other storm clouds.
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Redistributive policies and identity politics loom as fast approaching storm clouds on a nearby horizon.
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But Adora, it was episodic, so scene to scene, episode to episode, storm clouds gathered.
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Central banks around the world are now racing to get ahead of the storm clouds.
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These are the bolts of lightning you see streaking through storm clouds or volcanic plumes.
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The Empire State Building&aposs spire even became obscured from view by the storm clouds.
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There are no masks, no obvious viruses and no storm clouds in sunny Miami Beach.
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Around them, the show's cast of supporting characters create storm clouds of drama, impeding their romance.
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Currently, Facebook is surviving its scandals, but storm clouds still hover above it, waiting to burst.
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But it appears the storm clouds have rolled in, and the sun has set on Tayvin.
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The spot ends on an epic frame of storm clouds gathering in front of the biker.
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We've got to reinforce it every which way we can, because storm clouds are always brewing.
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This current bright spot could just be some momentary sunshine for Biden before storm clouds gather.
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Warning of "storm clouds gathering," China, the North's main ally, urged both sides to exercise restraint.
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You know those disaster movies where it's blue sky one minute, hellish storm clouds the next?
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"(We are) simply preparing for the dark storm clouds looming in the horizon," he told CNBC.
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Failure will leave the euro exposed when the economic storm clouds gather, or China starts to sneeze.
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We'd all like to see this fair weather continue, but storm clouds are gathering on the horizon.
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But the title also refers to fort-building, knight battle and the darkness of the storm clouds.
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They stood with their arms around each other, admiring a faint rainbow emerging from the storm clouds.
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From a distance, the leather creases resemble storm clouds looming above the cumulus in the fashion fantasy.
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A thunderstorm darkened the road toward Jordan and storm clouds soared to the east; the tires hissed.
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On Thursday afternoon, helicopters could be seen hovering overhead in hazy smoke that mingled with storm clouds.
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So he must feel as if he has fallen through storm clouds and landed in basketball nirvana.
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And it points to ominous storm clouds in other independent-minded regions, from Scotland to northern Italy.
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Even storm clouds, which long concealed many crimes at sea, no longer pose as much of an obstacle.
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On Monday, Juno skimmed just 5,600 miles above the storm clouds, and snapped some pictures as it went.
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Erdman said that despite the mucky weather on Tuesday, there is some silver lining to the storm clouds.
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As storm clouds gathered over the city, families worried that rain could slow the pace of rescue efforts.
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Two days in to this year's Governors Ball—two properly fun days, too—and the storm clouds gathered.
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I saw planes flying over the rainforest in the 2000s, and they released storm clouds of the stuff.
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When we left Poverty Point, the sky seemed enormous, a kaleidoscope of turbulent storm clouds at high altitude.
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Storm clouds can approach and withdraw with astonishing speed, and, even in the summer months, temperatures fluctuate dramatically.
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Screens above the doors indicated the elevators status and ominous storm clouds meant it was on its way.
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It looked like pulsating storm clouds over Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania, but the office said it wasn't rain.
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The bond market sees storm clouds on the horizon, despite the trade ceasefire between President Donald Trump and China.
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In this Tuesday, May 15, 2018 photo, storm clouds gather over New York city seen from the Hudson River.
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On February 26th Mr Osborne warned of looming "storm clouds" hurting economic growth and requiring bigger cuts to spending.
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According to a report by The Washington Post, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said that "storm clouds" were gathering.
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Protesters, beating drums and blaring horns, marched to Congress as storm clouds and heavy rains swept across the city.
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As far as hedge funds are concerned, macroeconomic storm clouds trump specific market narrative across the base metals spectrum.
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If you think you might want a flood policy, don't wait for storm clouds to appear on the horizon.
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Today, ignoring gathering economic storm clouds abroad, the administration has chosen to double down on its protectionist trade policy.
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The skies of the U.S. economy are clear and sunny, but many analysts see storm clouds on the horizon.
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Yet even Peterson — court-storming's most prominent casualty this season — saw the silver lining in the court-storm clouds.
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As the game wound down, thick storm clouds menaced, mirroring the increasingly gloomy postseason outlook for Oakland (20073-6).
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Still, as Iñárritu spoke about the complicated future of the film industry, you'd be forgiven for expecting storm clouds.
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The undulating blobs on the radar were not storm clouds or a weather system, but a swarm of dragonflies.
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But even with the improved economic picture, political storm clouds over Rajan's tenure may not end with a dance number.
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Another month of weakness will confirm the storm clouds are gathering and the stimulus impact is well and truly over.
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Connectivity is so weak across the Solomons that storm clouds often interfere with the satellites that currently provide internet access.
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As storm clouds gather over the Pacific, and Russia rattles its saber, U.S.-German relations are more vital than ever.
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By delaying the trophy presentation, leaving Croatia&aposs despondent players waiting even longer to depart the field, the storm clouds gathered.
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The central bank will also be watching for meteorological storm clouds: the closely watched monsoon season and its impact on inflation.
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The photo shows a giant high-pressure ridge over the Pacific Ocean that's keeping storm clouds away from the California coast.
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And yet the storm clouds of a turbulent week that James helped induce for the Cavs may not be completely over.
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The chase of a lifetime As the supercell moved north toward Dodge City, twisters kept spinning out of the storm clouds.
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As commodity prices took another leg down last summer, the storm clouds growing over the company became too large to ignore.
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It was not a favorable situation for the Knicks, who found a sliver of sunshine before storm clouds gathered once again.
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God was a burning topic in Italy, where a corrupt Roman Catholic Church operated under the storm clouds of the Reformation.
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When the storm clouds gather, having an online backup tucked away on your own private cloud can provide peace of mind.
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The interplay between the directional brushstrokes (waves), storm clouds (tonal washes), and stones (black fingerprints) is unique in 19th-century painting.
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Everyone in Shanghai had seen the storm clouds gathering: Depression in the United States, fascism in Europe, Japanese aggression eating into China.
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Storm clouds are headed to Northern California, and the areas impacted by the fires could see rain as early as Tuesday night.
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"There are definitely some storm clouds on the horizon," said Charles Sizemore, founder of Sizemore Capital Management LLC, which owns Walmart shares.
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Fortunately, as storm clouds now gather over the European economy, Mario Draghi's ECB does not appear about to repeat the same mistake.
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Shafts of sunlight angled past the storm clouds over the Continental Divide as we approached the track's highest point, 9,239 feet elevation.
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There were even actual storm clouds hanging over the capital in recent days, a literal echo of the nation's state of mind.
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For the Knicks, it was a brief flirtation with joy, a sliver of sunshine through the storm clouds of a sad season.
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"The storm clouds are gathering ... We need to be ready," said James, managing director of the 170-year old Boots UK business.
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Despite the storm clouds gathering over the Swiss Alps, Moritz notes that some corporates are looking to take advantage of the changing environment.
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Strategic thinking is far less about planning in the calm than it is about decision-making and course correcting as storm clouds loom.
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The association has gone from trumpeting the "astounding resilience" of the American travel market to lamenting the "major storm clouds" hovering over it.
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During a planning session with coaches, he nervously craned his broad frame toward the door to see if storm clouds had moved on.
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Its forecast assumes that British businesses will rein in corporate travel and British families will defer holidays as the economic storm clouds gather.
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But Mr. Trump's moods have always been like storm clouds passing quickly over a desert island, and aides say that has not changed.
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Video taken by festivalgoers and posted on social media shows the stage falling; storm clouds are visible and strong winds can be heard.
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As the sun was setting in the west, throwing a splash of orange against the dark storm clouds, the flashes of lightning began.
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If you look outside your window, see a bunch of dark storm clouds and grab your umbrella, then congratulations — you've already done it!
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When storm clouds gather, those who plan actions in advance always benefit more than those who begin their planning when the rain starts falling.
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This year, despite gathering storm clouds (Brexit among them), global executives told us that they remain cautiously optimistic on a variety of potential developments.
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I explain here why the contrast poses severe messaging problems for Trump, who could contend with several economic storm clouds as he seeks reelection.
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For homeowners who live in an area where the program is available, this means not waiting for storm clouds to appear on the horizon.
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When the storm clouds reach the coldest part of the atmosphere, they spread out like cumulonimbus clouds that cause lightning and thunder on Earth.
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ET. Coming tomorrow: With storm clouds gathering over the global economy, the European Central Bank is expected to announce a sizable monetary stimulus package.
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And what about the bags under his eyes: What does their precise shade tell us about the storm clouds gathering over the Etihad Stadium?
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The conference's two macro-level investors — Stanley Druckenmiller of Duquesne Capital and Jeff Gundlach of DoubleLine Capital — both forecasted serious storm clouds on the horizon.
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These aren't friendly storm clouds dropping by to replenish crops; they're more like unsettling weather patterns Jake Gyllenhaal might battle in The Day After Tomorrow.
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This citizen science camera allows amateur astronomers to decide which of Jupiter's swirling storm clouds should be photographed during each of Juno's 33 close flybys.
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Bussiere sings about glumly sipping on rosé and feeling a kind of overwhelming sadness, like thick storm clouds forming above, that have no immediate dissipation.
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So there is a piling up of forces, like the roiling storm clouds of a weather system, already in our midst but continuing to approach.
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At the same time, dark storm clouds are gathering that could precipitate a large U.S. stock market decline well before the first week of November.
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Art Review Storm clouds have piled up around "Wild Noise/Ruido Salvaje," an exhibition of contemporary Cuban work at the Bronx Museum of the Arts.
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Storm clouds have been brewing over the U.S. travel and tourism industry — and Jonathan Grella is holding out an umbrella he hopes will protect it.
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The scene: Storm clouds are gathering over the global economy, and Europe, which has been struggling with low growth and low inflation, is particularly vulnerable.
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But in 2019, we really can't afford to do that: The world is so interconnected that storm clouds are coming at us from all directions.
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He pointed to storm clouds including economic weakness in China and Europe and tightening financial conditions, as well as the impact of Mr. Trump's policies.
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In his own farewell address, President Obama may take inspiration from Washington's durable wisdom and offer his own warnings about the storm clouds on our horizon.
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"I am not seeing the storm clouds actually generate a storm yet," said Raphael Bostic, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, earlier this month.
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It brings together Stanley Kubrick's grunting homo sapiens with his doomsday theorist Dr. Strangelove in a barren landscape with dust storm clouds billowing on the horizon.
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The second reason for thinking that an early emerging-market economic rebound is unlikely is because of the gathering economic storm clouds over the Brazilian economy.
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Prepare to dip your hands into the lucky bag of clicks, gather the storm clouds of hype, and anoint yourself a Really Dope Producer to Watch.
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"It's essentially the same reason we get lightning and thunder in storm clouds," added atmospheric scientist Adam Varble, who researches thunderstorms at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory.
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Guggenheim's Alan Schwartz said this week: We're in the 21th or 22000th inning of the bull market, but there are tremendous storm clouds on the horizon.
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London (CNN Business)With storm clouds gathering over the economy, what Europe really needs is for Germany to open up its pocketbook and start spending big.
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For passengers, more storm clouds may be gathering next week, when American and United report their quarterly results and are likely to preview capacity plans for 2017.
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But there have been some rays of light among the storm clouds, and many of these beams have fallen upon animals, making the bright spots even brighter.
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These uncertainties have pushed investors into bonds and gold and prompted central bankers around the world to get ahead of the storm clouds by easing monetary policy.
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A top International Monetary Fund official warned storm clouds were gathering over the global economy and governments and central banks might not be well-equipped to cope.
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As the air gathers moisture during the journey, atmospheric convection forms storm clouds which arrive first in southern India around early June (as they did this year).
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In the face of storm clouds brewing on the horizon, China anticipates further shocks and thus wants to keep its "powder dry" as conditions continue to deteriorate.
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Against ominous background music and storm clouds, the Republican-financed spots hit Tammy Baldwin, Wisconsin's Democratic senator, over the Affordable Care Act, Iran and veterans' health care.
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If the magnitude of the flooding in North Carolina has caused you to consider a flood policy, don't wait for storm clouds to appear on the horizon.
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Ten years later, the storm clouds are intensifying over the impending retirement crisis and Americans from all generations are worried and uncertain about how they'll afford retirement.
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Smoke from the Kuwait oil fields set fire by Saddam Hussein's forces mingled with storm clouds and black rain fell on the soldiers as they shambled home defeated.
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But there are plenty of economic storm clouds on the horizon and, if Krawcheck is correct, then Corporate America's push for greater employee diversity could already have peaked.
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There are giant floating hamburgers with palm trees growing out of them, storm clouds wringing fresh water into glasses of ice, and a bright blue bowl of soup.
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But storm clouds are gathering over the global economy, with slowdowns reported in freight movements and manufacturing orders, while tariffs between the United States and China are rising.
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"But like many of you, I see storm clouds building, and fear the work on crisis prevention is incomplete," he said at a banking conference hosted by Bloomberg.
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Mysteries swirl in storm clouds in Nick Payne's "Incognito," which opened on Tuesday night at City Center Stage I, enough to fill many seasons of cliffhanger soap operas.
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Top bank officials, even some who prefer higher rates, have said they're willing to hold off on hikes without further inflation with economic storm clouds on the horizon.
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As the air gathers moisture during the journey, atmospheric convection forms huge storm clouds which arrive first in southern India around early June (as they did this year).
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"I am not seeing the storm clouds actually generate a storm yet," said Bostic, who described himself as skeptical of the need to cut interest rates right now.
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For me, this realization came on the Richmond Alpine Track as I tramped through storm clouds so dense that I could rarely see more than 30 feet ahead.
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These works, with their provocative titles, are best known for their anger, but I love, too, the moments when a blue sky opens up between the storm clouds.
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Peloton's stock has fallen 24% since its debut last month, when storm clouds were amassing over office-sharing startup WeWork's IPO, which would be scuttled on Sept. 20193.
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That evening, as dark storm clouds gathered above, I joined a colleague for a game of bowls -- a sport similar to curling, but played on a green lawn.
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Three months to the day after her husband's murder, Ms. Dumala stood at the entrance of the prayer room alone, looking toward a window that framed storm clouds.
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According to NPR, 30-year-old Kaleb Freitas was performing a set during strong winds and looming storm clouds when the stage collapsed and struck him in the head.
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A second and more important reason why it would be premature to think that the euro crisis is over is that storm clouds are gathering over the Italian economy.
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It could be how they're wired: Years of whining about our joints as the storm clouds approach may have encouraged people to selectively remember episodes that strengthen the link.
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We may be encouraged that most people in most countries still want to live freely and in peace, but there is no ignoring the storm clouds that have gathered.
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US Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross was due to visit India for talks on Thursday as storm clouds gather over a trading relationship worth about $125 billion a year.
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AS STORM clouds gather over emerging markets, the BRICS countries that were supposed to be the building blocks of a new globalised economy are instead in various degrees of trouble.
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Researchers studying the 2017 wildfires in British Columbia, for example, discovered that storm clouds that formed because of the smoke, called pyrocumulonimbus clouds, helped deliver soot particles into the stratosphere.
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STEPHEN BAINBRIDGEProfessor of lawUniversity of California, Los Angeles School of Law I fail to see why reversing Brexit is out of the question ("Storm clouds and silver linings", June 17th).
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As we finished our postprandial coffee, a tremendous bank of charcoal-hued storm clouds suddenly rolled overhead, rumbling with thunder and setting the nautical flags on a nearby pier flapping.
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We were many floors up, suspended in the storm clouds, and through the window, I could see the spires of the skyscrapers on the other side of the Hudson River.
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They hover, incorporeal words and phrases, poised and charged like roiling storm clouds that counterpoint the grounding metaphor of how women's bodies inevitably become the battle grounds of patriarchal violence.
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The company was founded in 2015, when the storm clouds of employee misclassification were still on the distant horizon, and has focused on more traditional temp jobs, like warehouse work.
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Investors and companies expect the European Central Bank to cut interest rates to new record lows when it meets later this month as storm clouds gather over the global economy.
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Now, with his tenure drawing to a close and economic storm clouds gathering in Europe, Draghi is going all out once again in an effort to boost persistently low inflation.
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Even it, however, is no match for the power of gathering storm-clouds, which forced the rocket into a several-hours-long holding period during its initial launch attempt last Thursday.
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In future Republican campaigns, a pro-gun voter whose Ocean score ranks him high on neuroticism could see storm clouds and a threat: The Democrat wants to take his guns away.
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NEW YORK, Jan 22 (Reuters) - Storm clouds are gathering over the U.S. dollar, threatening a two-year rally in the currency that has squeezed corporate profits and angered President Donald Trump.
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The storms are forming "pyro-cumulonimbus clouds" — basically localized storm clouds formed by rapidly rising hot air — that are, in turn, spreading more fire through lightning and wind that carries embers.
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In this analysis, leaving the EU, particularly at a time when storm clouds loom, could be a sort of homecoming to Britain's peculiarity—and a chance to realise its inherent advantages.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Storm clouds gathered over southern Oregon and northern California early on Wednesday, threatening to spark more wildfires with lightning strikes as emergency crews battled several deadly blazes, forecasters said.
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Washington (CNN)As storm clouds continue to gather over President Donald Trump, congressional Republicans are doing the political equivalent of sheltering in place -- bracing themselves and hoping to ride out the controversy.
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However, if this LME Week's mood has been cautiously upbeat for metal prices, Wednesday's spill-over sell-off from collapsing stock markets was a chill reminder of the darkening storm clouds ahead.
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What I cannot accept is failing to do right by our men and women in uniform—especially at a time when we are at war and global storm clouds continue to gather.
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"The United States and South Korea and North Korea are engaging in tit for tat, with swords drawn and bows bent, and there have been storm clouds gathering," said China's foreign minister.
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The fall of Kunduz had called into question the viability of Obama's strategy in Afghanistan, and storm clouds were gathering in Washington, where Campbell had previously been scheduled to testify before Congress.
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Where the noise in a Sleater-Kinney song is usually joyful, a controlled eruption of energy that ultimately cleanses and affirms, here it's a threatening outside force, like storm clouds rolling in.
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He flies up to Lake Ontario, across to Quebec, and then follows a back-and-forth "mowing the grass" pattern down to Pennsylvania using instruments that scan the tops of storm clouds.
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You took in information (the storm clouds), used your experience (that storms usually happen when you see them) and came up with a conclusion (it might storm, so you'll need an umbrella).
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And current climate change trends could easily increase the chance of bad flooding — there's more now (ready to condense into storm clouds and precipitation), for example, than there was 20153 years ago.
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Still there are reasons to believe Brazil will stick to its climate pledges despite the political and economic storm clouds, said Jacques Marcovitch, professor and former president of the University of Sāo Paulo.
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The sport has elemental decisions to make on what it wants to be, and what rules to play by once current contracts expire at the end of 2020, and storm clouds are gathering.
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The video included local news clips detailing community issues claimed to be caused by the recent influx of Jewish people in the county set to ominous music with images of dark storm clouds.
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As the U.S.-China trade dispute rolls on and the political storm clouds continue to swirl, there are some stocks that all investors must have in their portfolio, according to Wall Street analysts.
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With bushfires raging across the country and temperatures topping 104 degrees in each state, the amount of heat and moisture in the smoke is so great, they condense into these dangerous storm clouds.
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When we sing "never was a cloudy day," what we're really singing about is the eternal human spirit that refuses to accept defeat and stop loving when there are apocalyptic storm clouds rolling overhead.
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Instead, the new filters change the look of the sky so a clear sky can be filled with storm clouds or a sunny sky can be filled with stars after you've already taken a photo.
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As Kessler's small crowd stood on makeshift platforms and gave speeches, storm clouds loomed overhead, and black bloc anti-fascist groups ran down Pennsylvania Avenue, throwing eggs and golf balls in the direction of police.
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LONDON (Reuters) - One of the International Monetary Fund's top officials warned on Tuesday that storm clouds were gathering over the global economy and that governments and central banks might not be well- equipped to cope.
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You and Sam make a list of your favorite foods, and I'll bring them, and ——" Storm clouds start darkening the face of Mount Ma. "What does Sam say he'd like to do in New York?
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"However, at the same time, we notice a slight deterioration in credit quality, which bears monitoring," Petta said, adding that the Federal Reserve and analysts have raised concerns over potential storm clouds on the economic horizon.
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Yet storm clouds gathered near the end of 2016, as tensions grew between China and the U.S.' president-elect, following Trump's criticisms against the country on topics concerning trade, the yuan and the "One China" policy.
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The 20 pages tick off the ephemera of late-Soviet life — preparations for May Day, profiles of successful farm managers — while just at eye level a projection of ominously dark storm clouds almost imperceptibly drift past.
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We see brilliant, dramatic sunrises and a shaft of sunlight piercing down through storm clouds onto the surface of the ocean like a spotlight, thousands of miles from any other eye that might enjoy such beauty.
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No, the true audience for Euphoria is parents of kids who are about 5 to 10 years old, who still have relatively good relationships with those kids but can see the storm clouds on the horizon.
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But Osaka can create her own weather system, and the storm clouds were gathering between her ears in the second set as Kvitova became more aggressive with her groundstrokes and pushed Osaka deeper behind the baseline.
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It's time to apply the same audacious ambition to rethinking regulation The political weather has been slowly turning against big tech for a while, but the last few weeks have thrown the storm clouds into sharp relief.
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And current climate change trends could easily increase the chance of bad flooding — there's more water vapor in the atmosphere now (ready to condense into storm clouds and precipitation), for example, than there was 70 years ago.
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From the I.R.S. scandal to the seizure of journalists' phone records; from Benghazi, Libya, to Syria, all the president's problems were on vivid display — swirling over his head like, well, storm clouds on a showery spring day.
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The Brexit quagmire in the United Kingdom, the turmoil roiling France, and the political storm clouds gathering over the United States, along with political disruptions in numerous other countries are fueled by many of the same factors.
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With contentious elections scheduled this year for the Netherlands, France and Germany, and with political storm clouds now gathering in Italy, one has to regret the Trump administration's seemingly cavalier attitude toward Europe's political and economic difficulties.
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In fact, the movie is at its strongest when the weather is at its fiercest: ominous storm clouds on the horizon as Amelia and James embark on their journey foreshadow a slew of assaults by Mother Nature.
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"You're hiking high up a frigid mountain, storm clouds are gathering, and you come across a trail of fresh prints in the snow, made by someone in decidedly unwinter-y sneakers," writes Michael Wines, a national correspondent.
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Officials said it was too early to say what caused the crash of flight number 1901, but investigators were expected to look into wind shear - a downdraft from storm clouds known as a microburst - as a potential factor.
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"The only thing that will lift the storm clouds over oil markets this week will be if both China and the U.S. talk and decide to mutually take a step back," said Jeffrey Halley, market analyst at Oanda.
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James scored 25 points, grabbed 14 rebounds and became the first player to score 20,000 points in a Cavs uniform as the organization continued to emerge from the storm clouds of a turbulent week that James helped induce.
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But the overall tone of the statement suggested the Fed continues to regard the strength of economic growth as more impressive than any storm clouds on the horizon, including a trade war with China and geopolitical strains overseas.
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"The storm clouds that normally hover above a wave election seem to be forming, which is incompetence, scandal and seeming to be out of touch," a former aide to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) told The Hill.
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While a sale still hasn't materialized, the layoffs mark the latest storm clouds on the horizon for Android founder Andy Rubin's fledgling firm, which has yet to release a new product since the original Essential Phone launched last fall.
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Fears the U.S.-China trade war may tip the world into recession have pushed investors to pile into bonds and gold and prompted central bankers around the world to get ahead of the storm clouds by easing monetary policy.
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Let's include new voices, not least (although not only) because our ecosystem needs them; and let's keep an eye on those gathering wisps of storm clouds on the horizon, lest we wrongly pretend they're nothing until it's too late.
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She defined it as "that moment when the sun starts peeking through the darkest storm clouds, creating the most beautiful rainbow"—which might sound cheesy or obvious written down, but it's that exact imagery which immediately springs to mind.
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In the past year, however, storm clouds have darkened as the London-listed company warned it was in danger of breaching two key debt covenants, one of which required the company's tangible net worth to stay above $1.1 billion.
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Storm clouds are gathering over crucial trade and development relationships with Britain and the US, as the former contemplates an uncertain future outside the European Union, and the latter signals a shift to "America First" protectionism under President Donald Trump.
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The new filters are rolling out live starting today on both iOS and Android, Snapchat says, and will be rotating daily to slot in different effects, including different virtual weather, sunsets, starry skies, rainbows, storm clouds and other Sky Filters.
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Read More Mayer: We'll make Yahoo the best it can be Storm clouds gathered at this year's Oscars, after the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced an all-white Oscar nominee line-up for the second year running.
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"The United States and South Korea and North Korea are engaging in tit for tat, with swords drawn and bows bent, and there have been storm clouds gathering," said Wang Yi, China's foreign minister, according the Chinese state news agency Xinhua.
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"Those storm clouds on the horizon from the trade wars may be starting to affect consumer confidence negatively and that bodes poorly for the economic outlook later on this year," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG in New York.
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President Donald Trump has questioned the transatlantic alliance, tariff wars threaten Europe's prosperity, turmoil on its borders challenges its security, digital giants from China and America are dwarfing its firms, and economic storm-clouds are once again gathering above the euro zone.
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As the day turned into night and storm clouds appeared, the couple, who founded the Rufuge Church in Pasco County, Florida, asked the parents if they could take the two boys home so they didn't have to suffer outside during the storm.
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"The United States and South Korea and North Korea are engaging in tit for tat, with swords drawn and bows bent, and there have been storm clouds gathering," China's foreign minister, Wang Yi, said in Beijing, according to Xinhua, the state news agency.
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In welcoming Mr. Abe to his estate, Mar-a-Lago, for two days of meetings, Mr. Trump clearly hoped to change the subject from tampered documents, confiscated legal files and other symbols of the political storm clouds that hover over both leaders back home.
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He argues that the economy is not overheating, which gives the Fed wiggle room to loosen its grip on monetary policy ahead of "international storm clouds" on the horizon — which include uncertainty about trade, a potential no-deal Brexit and slowing growth in China.
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The discussion might begin with disconsolate reflections on the national team's dismal performance in the football World Cup, then find its way on to the storm clouds over German industry, political instability and perhaps the difficulties of integrating the many migrants who have arrived in recent years.
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So if you were going to pick a spot that emphasized just how much the larger forces of the universe don't give a whit about any one human's plans, Australia, with its endless skies and rumbling storm clouds and animals unlike any other, is just about perfect.
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"As the sky gets darker after sunset you start to notice something on the eastern horizon that at first you think are storm clouds," said John Barentine, an astronomer and program manager at the International Dark-Sky Association, a nonprofit group that raises awareness to light pollution.
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Also among the fruits of this stay, featured in a section called "Gathering Storm Clouds," is "Ulysses and the Sirens (Mermaids)," a dream-like scene of a traditional Breton fishing boat being enticed ashore by a bevy of spectral naked girls, some anomalously wearing traditional Breton lace caps.
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There are two versions: "Fortnite: Save the World," which has players banding together to fight off zombie-like monsters who drop from storm clouds, and its free (and more popular) spinoff, "Fortnite Battle Royale," which pits up to 100 players against each other in a frenzied fight for survival.
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Though at times that may seem impossible — storm clouds almost literally gather on Jeff's brow when the constant arguments that the world is inherently ugly start to seep through his armor — it's that earnestness that ultimately saves the series from completely breaking apart, and will hopefully save Jeff, too.
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"It's not like a normal recession where the storm clouds are building, and you can start playing around with your income statement and cash flow statement to try to protect the company on the downside," the CEO and CIO of Richard Bernstein Advisors told CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Monday.
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The biggest concern is that if disagreements do emerge, Iraq could be facing something even darker than the storm clouds that were starting to gather in early 2004, when the impending battle for Mosul and other Iraqi cities gave way to a far bloodier sectarian struggle to shape the nation's future.
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With Germany on the brink of recession, inflation stubbornly low and storm clouds gathering globally, economists expect the central bank to announce a hefty stimulus package, pushing interest rates further into negative territory and announcing the return of a bond-buying program, known as quantitative easing, that's intended to spur growth.
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The last time such an event occurred was exactly one year ago back when James MattisJames Norman MattisMattis warns of 'storm clouds gathering' without commitment to allies Only Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria MORE was Defense secretary.
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His decision to publicly declare his candidacy was a display of brazen self-confidence, especially as storm clouds gather over Ohio State, where he served as the wrestling team's assistant coach at a time when the team doctor, Richard H. Strauss, engaged in sexual misconduct, according to dozens of former athletes and students.
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Former Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisMattis warns of 'storm clouds gathering' without commitment to allies Only Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria MORE warned against shunning allies and America breaking down into "tribalism" in his first extensive remarks since leaving office.
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ALSTON MOOR, England — After a week of blizzards, freezing rain and brutal wind — some of the worst winter weather Britain has seen in decades — the sun finally emerged in northern England on Monday, piercing the thick gray storm clouds and melting layers of ice that had sent cars spinning off roads and left towns and cities paralyzed for days.
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These and other issues darken the skies over the Supreme Court even as President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' US moves British ISIS suspects from Syria amid Turkish invasion MORE's woes and his potential impeachment gather like storm clouds on the horizon.
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Typical marine clouds in unpolluted areas are composed of large droplets and do not rise to high altitude, but Dr Thornton and his team reckon that smaller droplets, of the sort that condense around oxides of sulphur, might more easily be carried upward by convection—forming, as they rose, into towering storm clouds that would act as nurseries of lightning bolts.
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The same storm clouds that washed away her prospects of seven gold medals at the Montreal Olympics 40 years ago are gathering over the Summer Games in Rio de Janeiro, which begin this week, threatening a rush of new members into an elite club no one wants to join: athletes who were denied a gold medal, or any medal at all, by competitors who were doping.
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When he puts it on, which he has for all of his film-related appearances — a screening at the Tribeca Film Festival; a cocktail party in his honor at the Montclair Film Festival; a screening at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art; an appearance on "Late Night With Seth Meyers"; his portrait for this story — he looks like a gilded Spanish galleon parting the waves, with some gray storm clouds dusting the top of his head.
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Here's why Trump heads to UK, to meet with pharma execs Hannity on NATO: Germany could 'cripple Russia's economy' by heeding Trump's warning on gas pipeline Why Trump slammed Germany for gas pipeline deal with Russia STORM CLOUDS: Stormy Daniels, the porn star who claims to have had an affair with President Trump, was arrested early Thursday while performing at a strip club in Columbus, Ohio, her lawyer Michael Avenatti told Fox News ... Columbus police did not confirm the arrest to Fox News.
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As the top golfers on the L.P.G.A. Tour compete in their first major tournament of the year, they will be hard-pressed to ignore the storm clouds gathering in advance of their third, the United States Women's Open, to be held in July at Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, N.J. Before Donald J. Trump became the 45th president of the United States, he was the Daddy Warbucks of women's golf, hosting the top players every year at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Fla.
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Her ability to dramatize the uses (and abuses) of enchantment remains formidable — the storm clouds rise and rumble over Manhattan — but you could argue that she's off by a decade: For her models she ought to be looking to the America of the 1930s, when the likes of Huey Long, Father Charles Coughlin and even Charles Lindbergh were all lightning rods in the anxious advance of World War II. There doesn't seem to be much reason, then, to have set the story in New York during the days of flappers, Prohibition and so on.
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North Korea welcomes foreign journalists, but excludes South Korean media to nuclear site closing Pence: No concessions from U.S. until we have verifiable, irreversible denuclearization by North Korea STORM CLOUDS OVER PORN STAR&aposS LAWYER: A federal bankruptcy court judge in Southern California has ordered a law firm managed by Michael Avenatti to pay $26 million to an attorney who claimed that the firm stiffed him on the first installment of a $22016 million settlement ... The decision was the latest black eye for Avenatti , who has achieved media notoriety for representing adult film star Stormy Daniels, aka Stephanie Clifford, in her fight against a confidentiality agreement preventing her from discussing an alleged 22018 sexual encounter with Donald Trump.
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