Even if season three finds them all stumbling in ways we've seen before, they'll at least be stumbling in different directions.
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Our real estate sources say the Carters have been frustrated because their search -- which has gone on for several years -- has hit a stumbling block, and the stumbling block is cash.
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I like watching ... I just like stumbling upon things.
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Yee points specifically to specs as a key stumbling point.
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But what about the stumbling block of the U.S. dollar?
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After stumbling across the original game map composites on NESmaps.
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We begin to discuss our progress and potential stumbling blocks.
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However, that $500 price tag is a big stumbling block.
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Pensions have been a stumbling block to dividing the companies.
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Also captured in the video: Fiona stumbling into her pool.
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We're not stumbling into another "Apple will kill Google" post.
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And there is the stumbling block of space and expense.
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You come stumbling into the office nearly two hours late.
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Another stumbling block, at least right now, is their obscurity.
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And his even more gloriously stumbling story about Kate Hudson.
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The main stumbling block, however, is measuring the technique's success.
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In fact, we're stumbling where other advanced countries are succeeding.
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Since stumbling upon her Amazon order history in 2014, Mrs.
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The age difference was an initial stumbling block for Davis.
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Iran has been the main stumbling block for capping production.
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"People were climbing and stumbling and pushing," Mr. Naulings said.
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I just don't see any stumbling blocks to this confirmation.
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But the initiative has been off to a stumbling start.
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Meanwhile, the ongoing Brexit process has met another stumbling block.
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That might just be a stumbling block to his nomination.
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But that hasn't stopped some from stumbling in epic fashion.
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Give the stumbling Knicks some credit: They are not dull.
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Delegates are all stumbling back to their respective resting places.
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What unexpected stumbling blocks have you come across with it?
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Obviously the stumbling block of abortion would always be there.
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One stumbling block will be Iraqi wariness about Turkish involvement.
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What were the biggest stumbling blocks in making that happen?
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Democrats are stumbling into Starbucks at 10 in the morning.
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She still sits up now, ten years after you left home, waiting for you to get out of the taxi and stumble into the kitchen before stumbling up the stairs and stumbling into bed.
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Getting the balance wrong could mean stumbling into unintended nuclear confrontation.
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Other stumbling blocks could include where the money is coming from.
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The original Versa was precisely the hit a stumbling Fitbit needed.
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Another potential stumbling block: Gillibrand hasn't always been a liberal firebrand.
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The answers from actors can be stumbling, defensive, or self-serving.
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There's no good reason for this stumbling block to be there.
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Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's mercurial president, may be a stumbling block.
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Together, stumbling along, my mother and I talk, making it work.
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And for them, the history has become a serious stumbling block.
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That's a little bit of a stumbling block at the moment.
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He was allegedly seen stumbling around a property near Warner Bros.
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Be warned though: Stumbling upon these items is no easy feat.
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One small stumbling block: Each one costs a frankly bewildering $210.
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I'll keep stumbling upon my dad's absolutely terrible AOL joke forwards.
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I have a vivid memory of him stumbling up the stairs.
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Never caught stumbling out of the hot club at 4 a.m.
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Growth rates are stumbling, debt levels rising and geopolitical fears spreading.
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Here you can see it stumbling over in the right corner.
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She's stumbling through the words and trying to figure it out.
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It's also our #1 stumbling block to cutting the cable cord.
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Such towns also run the risk of their corporate champions stumbling.
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Iran may be the biggest stumbling block to a wider deal.
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Her stumbling out of a 9-11 memorial ceremony was devastating.
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The politics of big infrastructure projects are also a stumbling block.
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"I was becoming a stumbling block in some matters," he said.
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But it is still on its feet, sometimes striding, frequently stumbling.
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Whether that's a stumbling block or a solution, readers can decide.
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For Ms. Seltz, lowering her wage bar wasn't a stumbling block.
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A stumbling block at times, but nothing to get excited about.
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Niceness can be a stumbling block "to a point," she said.
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This was a huge stumbling block for me at the time.
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Some stumbling blocks remain with regard to the creditors, he added.
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The status of Jerusalem is one of the major stumbling blocks.
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Another potential stumbling block is who will pay for the wall.
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Not a bad prize pool for stumbling across a random wallet.
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Mexico has been stumbling in its response to this northward migration.
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But their play on the road has been a stumbling block.
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But Simpson attributes thoughts to Kamala too freely, stumbling into clichés.
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The biggest academic stumbling blocks are remedial math and English courses.
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With services like Disney+, though, stumbling upon content isn't an issue.
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Algebra is clearly a stumbling block for many incoming college students.
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The Granite State became another stumbling block for both Massachusetts Sen.
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This certainly seemed like a stumbling block for an interspecies race.
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People are stumbling over it because of politics, so be it.
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Months ago, the security firm Secureworks announced stumbling upon a bit.
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At times, Biden seemed inarticulate, rambling and stumbling over his words.
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I have never heard of anyone stumbling on something sitting down.
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Russian-American cooperation over the S.D.F. faces one serious stumbling block: Turkey.
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The digital currency began stumbling last week after months of relative calm.
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"What's … Xenon?" the agent asked, stumbling over the pronunciation of the word.
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Girls were just stumbling around who were clearly underage and very drunk.
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I said, 'Whoops, my bad,' and fixed it and kept stumbling forward.
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And here I crash into the stumbling block of truly sustainable art.
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But even before those elections, Suu Kyi's government already faced stumbling blocks.
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Here, he's just stumbling towards a bar using Ferran as his support.
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The two big stumbling blocks are still SEO and mixed content issues.
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A quirky comedy about two L.A. weirdos stumbling their way towards adulthood?
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IT IS night and you are barefoot, stumbling across cold desert sand.
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After stumbling on his way into the courthouse shortly after 9 a.m.
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Yes, even though Blake is still stumbling through the throes of heartbreak.
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Clark Kent won't be a stumbling, bumbling shell of a human being.
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I've always run up against a stumbling block while reading this work.
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However, the Trump administration has the odd habit of stumbling over itself.
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There have been some stumbling blocks in addition to the debt disparities.
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But Airbnb may face an even greater stumbling block to wider acceptance.
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Yet Trump appears to be steering—or stumbling—in precisely that direction.
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If you are stumbling or slurring your words you don't need sex.
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The longer they leave it, however, the greater the psychological stumbling block.
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As the saying goes, lies fly while the truth comes stumbling after.
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The stumbling block comes when students receive money from the 529 plan.
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But there was no gasp-inducing stumbling from Biles this time around.
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But stumbling upon a photo-worthy building is only half the battle.
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But he has found a way to avoid stumbling at the outset.
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That is what Kasich, Rubio, Paul Ryan and others are stumbling toward.
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I was an inexperienced weirdo stumbling around in adulthood, but who cared?
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Yeah, the creaky doors and stumbling footsteps initially invoke alertness not relaxation.
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But when graduation rolled around, she says she hit a stumbling block.
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An elephant represents the mighty Republican vote, stumbling into a hidden pit.
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These stumbling zombies are neither fast, nor slow, but all extremely dumb.
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One stumbling block, though, is keeping patients on their daily pill regimen.
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The group turned back into the desert and ran stumbling for hours.
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"I have queasy feeling that we're in 1914 stumbling towards Sarajevo," Sen.
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At the heart of the current stumbling block is a Catch-22.
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Imagine a drunkard stumbling around a room and bouncing off the walls.
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Are you not overjoyed upon stumbling into a patch of wild orchids?
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One stumbling block, especially for industrial labs, is proprietary code and data.
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"It shocked me," Ahlers told WTVG of stumbling upon the harsh posters.
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He might as well have been Willie Mays stumbling in the outfield.
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It feels like stumbling into the laboratory of some extraterrestrial research ship.
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He was behaving oddly, mumbling nonsensical sentences and stumbling through the house.
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Nashville (41-29-12) overcame a stumbling start to make the playoffs.
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But at the same time they're soaring, the newcomers are also stumbling.
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Sometimes you're just stumbling into things, and that can be really exciting.
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Tensing then fell over, stumbling a good distance away from the car.
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It's a problem but it's not going to be a stumbling block.
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Their opposition is a major stumbling block to passage of the larger bill.
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He was stumbling slowly down the stairs before he fell to the ground.
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He was last seen the night before, stumbling home from a drinking party.
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Mr Trump's quest to hold back liberal-leaning courts faces potential stumbling blocks.
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His campaign is stumbling toward launch with all the hallmarks of a Jeb!
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This movie's biggest stumbling block for Oscar nominations is how entertaining it is.
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"Did you know Vine got disabled?" he asks, stumbling over the last word.
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" He continued, "It feels like people are stumbling on something kind of secret.
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CS: Well, my first stumbling upon the word was through this website, afrofuture.
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Dunham ended up in a Lenox Hill hospital after stumbling over her shoes.
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One potential stumbling block is whether this technique will work at other facilities.
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Their trade war is seen as the biggest stumbling block to global growth.
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Another stumbling block, given the scale of the $146bn deal, is regulatory approval.
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The station reported that according to a source, the stumbling block is pensions.
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Hit a stumbling-block during an important task (like, say, writing a column)?
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Some of the unhappiness with his government is caused by a stumbling economy.
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He's stumbling, awkward, and gaffe-prone when he discusses or debates global issues.
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This means that Zoey is stumbling back to her room alone once again.
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But I do, I keep stumbling into situations where I get very fortunate.
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Let us offer this stumbling near-corpse a tourniquet and an olive branch.
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The connections to Mnuchin's bank could become stumbling blocks during the confirmation process.
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Turkey's four-decade-old dispute with Cyprus had been a key stumbling block.
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"Me llamo Morgan," I said, stumbling to introduce myself to my new cellmate.
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I didn't know how to approach, and I was stumbling with my words.
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You back up, try a new route, hit another stumbling block, fall down.
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Turkey seems in danger of stumbling into an unplanned but potentially costly fight.
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Food cart like a pro by stumbling upon one of Portland's famed 'pods.
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Jimmy was the third baseman, shown stumbling over Cobb with his face obscured.
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It didn't seem to be a stumbling block for teens in Manhattan, either.
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The border has become one of the biggest stumbling blocks in the negotiations.
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Risks, like itchy corn rashes and stumbling across cars filled with dead pigs.
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That lack of bundling had been a stumbling block to an earlier partnership.
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Video showed her stumbling into a van and being held up by aides.
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Adding tertiary love interests and subplots just provided the season with stumbling blocks.
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The first potential stumbling block for OPEC concerns Libya and Nigeria, Brennock said.
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I was a part-time marketing assistant stumbling through a winding job hunt.
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Keeping those cognitive stumbling blocks in mind, they decide on employees' final ratings.
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Stumbling across an online credit card fraud ring was simply an added bonus.
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Clinton was seen stumbling and struggling to enter a van outside a Sept.
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Another stumbling block is the exit bill that the U.K. has to pay.
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You can increase your chances of stumbling upon it, but it's largely luck.
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One night, I was stumbling home at 7 AM—I can't remember why.
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The Australian rapper first began riding after inadvertently stumbling upon a rescue stable.
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Nowadays it's almost impossible to travel the world without stumbling across our work.
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A police officer who shows up starts "stumbling over himself for Ayoola's sake."
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The stumbling block is that productivity and creativity demand opposite attention management strategies.
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But one of those potential deals seems to have hit a stumbling block.
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Perhaps the biggest stumbling block, however, has been the lack of internet service.
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It really captures the feeling of stumbling onto an adventure while on vacation.
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Some people had been stumbling when they tried to get up and walk.
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However, there are a few areas where Amazon could hit a stumbling block.
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Just for everyone's sake, though, please avoid stumbling into a house of mirrors.
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Denying the difference is the typical macroscopic stumbling block of anti-racism racism.
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Even if sometimes we do this by stumbling into and through our explorations.
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For many people, the stumbling block to getting their finances in order is debt.
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He then propped himself up on the drum riser before stumbling backstage and collapsing.
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CIFIUS has been a stumbling block for several Chinese deals in the Unites States.
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A passing motorist later saw the teen stumbling near a ditch and called 911.
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Jeff Sessions for US attorney general as a stumbling block to unifying the nation.
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But he keeps stumbling onto complicated questions he doesn't want to acknowledge or resolve.
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Ya Lun, the more adventuresome of the two, immediately started sniffing and stumbling around.
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" On ABC's "This Week," Graham said that Kavanaugh is "not a stumbling, bumbling drunk.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Snyder apologized for his administration's stumbling response to the water crisis.
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Asian markets was covered in a sea of red, with every single bourse stumbling.
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The use of physical artifacts has been a stumbling block in achieving this goal.
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How to address debate opponents has been a stumbling block before for national candidates.
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One woman alerted the police after stumbling across the unverified footage on the group.
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No deals have yet been signed, though, for there is a stumbling block: money.
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In both countries policy is being dictated by intransigents, who risk stumbling into war.
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The man, who was around 35, had been stumbling around drunkenly the night before.
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A lack of alternative housing is a serious stumbling block to Mr Mashaba's plan.
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Their dress, their behavior, their inherent womanliness are all stumbling blocks for hapless men.
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And yet, like pissing, do we not sometimes find ourselves stumbling into the insane?
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We know we've hit a little stumbling block, and that's part of the season.
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Martinez died Tuesday evening not long after stumbling, bloody, into a local Chinese restaurant.
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He speaks well -- not the stumbling self-referential banter that Trump spews almost nonstop.
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It was more about stumbling upon the aftermath than witnessing an act of violence.
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Accept conflict as a necessary element within social evolution and not a stumbling block.
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SoftBank's investment plans for Uber have hit another stumbling block, according to multiple sources.
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Stumbling and slowly, telephony led to research into speech recognition and voice-activated commands.
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But the biggest stumbling block is simply that world passports are not necessarily valid.
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And now, when I find myself stumbling around with my crew at 4 a.m.
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He was stumbling as Post Malone hit the stage He was dancing and sweaty.
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But just as they arrive on the tarmac, demand for air travel is stumbling.
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One potential stumbling block for challenging Trump on Saudi Arabia next year is Sen.
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Weak export sales and stumbling new orders knocked euro zone factory growth in June.
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Greene was stumbling all over the place and the referee let the bout continue.
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Gramegna declined to put a figure on Britain's divorce bill, a key stumbling block.
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Each of his companies, including Tesla and SolarCity, has hit major stumbling blocks recently.
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With Texas now stumbling as oil prices fall, the new conservative favorite is Utah.
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We could've seen Rick stumbling around the hospital with pants under his hospital gown.
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"Our Nation is stumbling through a very volatile world," Bergdahl wrote in the email.
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Critics are stumbling as they try to attack Malpass' qualifications to run the bank.
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The diagnosis was disclosed on Sunday evening after the video emerged of her stumbling.
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"He was really stumbling, and he fell face first into the rocks," she said.
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And if the word "stew" is a stumbling block, just call it a braise.
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The men's team will face an England team whose progress has been more stumbling.
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Another stumbling block may be that some industry executives are struggling to adjust personally.
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"We keep stumbling upon red tape and government procedures in decision-making," he said.
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She alleges that you were "stumbling drunk" and that she feared for her life.
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Maybe you're stumbling across this as you end your shift or maybe you're traveling.
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In some essays, Hood recalls her days as a young woman stumbling into sophistication.
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Only this time he's clean and sober and stumbling down the road to redemption.
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This is Watergate without the heroes, with Democrats stumbling across the parapet, thoroughly outmaneuvered.
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Ford has said that they were stumbling drunk at the time that this occurred.
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There was only one possible stumbling block: the organized tour they signed up for.
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This asymmetry was the insurmountable stumbling block on the road to victory in Vietnam.
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CIFIUS has been a stumbling block for several Chinese deals in the United States.
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She and her brother joined the flight of villagers uphill, stumbling as they went.
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WASHINGTON — Hoping Congress will stop President Trump from stumbling into a war with Iran?
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We watched it nose here and there, uncertainly, before finally stumbling upon the hole.
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The "fit and proper" point represents a possible stumbling block for 21st Century Fox.
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Another surveillance camera captured Ying Guan Chen stumbling into the Popeye's where he collapsed.
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This is what happens when a culture decides that Jewish lives are stumbling stones.
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"I remember stumbling and hitting the track and thinking, 'Well, that's weird,' " Beams said.
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Yet the strong economic ties and the stumbling diplomacy could help defuse potential clashes.
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Surely this warrants a detour from the unpaved trail that we've been stumbling down.
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Dust-covered survivors come stumbling from the rubble and twisted metal of another bombardment.
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We have seen opioid addicts stumbling around our small town like the walking dead.
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China's hopes to replicate the American fracking boom, however, have hit significant stumbling blocks.
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He loves kind of stumbling around and touching guy's penises and touching chicks' boobs.
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Largest stumbling block In more than a dozen interviews, former and current intelligence and national security officials told CNN that reaching agreement on inspections and the continued monitoring of North Korea's nuclear program could be the largest stumbling block in coming negotiations.
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That gives you a better chance of stumbling onto the unusual and spotting unexpected patterns.
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And they'll swindle us for sure if we keep stumbling backward and dropping our jaws.
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Clinton was less prone to stumbling and had a better political operation in his state.
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But there's a bigger stumbling block: The concept has been all but impossible to use.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)The only stumbling block is the Gameball's expensive $100 price tag.
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He was seen by a few drivers, stumbling about or failing to hitch a ride.
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Only after stumbling upon cold, undeniable evidence of Greta's deviousness does Frances finally believe Erica.
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Agreeing on a suitable valuation is also often a stumbling block in regional tie-ups.
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And that has really been one of the major stumbling blocks for these memory companies.
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However risky a summit may be, it poses much less risk than stumbling into war.
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Companies are stumbling to make commercially blended cereals, fruits, and vegetables sexier to parents...somehow.
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Uncertainty about the election has been pegged as the biggest stumbling block for the market.
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Trust is proving a stumbling block to cold-war-style treaties to outlaw such tools.
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Many other 20 somethings are stumbling through downtown, but it's eerie how quiet everyone is.
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By evening they were drunk and draped across one another, stumbling giddily on the dunes.
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Like, actually stumbling upon something that makes you want to share your happiness with others?
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But the relationship had hit a stumbling block in recent months under Ardern's coalition government.
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Stumbling blocks at a European level are partly to blame for delays to the scheme.
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It's nigh-on impossible to scroll through Instagram without stumbling upon a post about #wellness.
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Stumbling over some overused clichés, I tried my best to put his mind at rest.
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The stumbling comes as interest in Comey has reached a fever pitch inside the Capitol.
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"If they're stumbling on the basics, how can there be a turn around," he argued.
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I want to be a reinforcement and catch women who are stumbling off the track.
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Impossible to avoid the fallen runner, D'Agostino tripped over Hamblin, stumbling to the ground herself.
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So every Friday he'd render himself a stumbling, boozy baby, locking himself in his office.
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And it highlights an aspect of Libra that could become a stumbling block for Facebook.
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"Yes, we...we had an... odd first meeting," Harington shared, awkwardly stumbling over his words.
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They all go stumbling vaguely in the direction of escape just like the walking palm.
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I'm not walking up the street with boys, I'm not stumbling out of clubs drunk.
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The 3-year-olds have two main stumbling blocks: the country's language and regional snacks.
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A stumbling UK is also the last thing that an already challenged European economy needs.
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Several times, he has been caught on video stumbling or falling asleep at public events.
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Securities firms stumbled, with Nomura Holdings diving 6 percent and Daiwa Securities stumbling 5.3 percent.
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It allows Trump to speak uninterrupted, stumbling through the words other predicted he will utter.
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"It was impossible to move about without stumbling over the dead and dying," he said.
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But the rollout of its new "cash management" accounts has been a large stumbling block.
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EPA's actions in rescinding or delaying rules are stumbling in court at a high rate.
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Had he not been stumbling drunk, Professor Blasey Ford believes Kavanaugh would have raped her.
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Clinton faced more trouble when she was seen stumbling as she abruptly left a Sept.
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Russia's domestic policy is the biggest stumbling block to locking down the extension, Citi says.
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For many students, G.P.A. requirements and deadlines for filing paperwork are the big stumbling blocks.
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They're sort of, I would say, stumbling to figure out how to deal with something.
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The last clip shows Jenkins stumbling through the hotel kitchen, which appears to be empty.
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These are major stumbling blocks when it comes to creating a safe, fair working environment.
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Your flight from the city, stumbling through the wilderness in a series of snapshot moments.
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The whole situation feels like the music industry stumbling into the disastrous iTunes download era.
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There was one word she kept stumbling on, and thus kept repeating for practice: constancy.
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But stumbling blocks remain for the budding industry, such as a lack of charging stations.
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Stumbling upon the interface feels like the first truly new thing I've done in ages.
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Understanding our emotional and psychological stumbling blocks allows us to actually implement our financial plan.
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A bigger stumbling block comes from employer plans, which cover roughly 3313 percent of Californians.
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It also creates another stumbling block for kids who rely on schools for their meals.
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But God of War 4 shows how gaming is slowly but surely stumbling toward maturity.
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Coming from a stumbling, feckless regime staffed by amateurs and ideologues, it just sounds desperate.
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But the lack of protection for whistle-blowers is cited as a major stumbling block.
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The Clinton campaign's strategy will, of course, be second-guessed, as stumbling frontrunners always are.
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But hey, at least they're saving a few bucks while stumbling through another winless season.
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I spent all afternoon there, stumbling upon books that I never knew I was missing.
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Government regulation and corruption were also said to be stumbling blocks for Africa's aspiring entrepreneurs.
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He and Carax went over the timeline of waves, music, boat rocking, and drunken stumbling.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - The U.S.-China trade war is stumbling on the biggest block.
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So much less fun then stumbling through a Fox News-style "you're a socialist!" smear.
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The issue has been the main stumbling bloc to London and Brussels agreeing a deal.
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Trade troubles have been a major stumbling block for businesses in an otherwise healthy economy.
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Trying to Solve a Bigger Math Problem Algebra is a stumbling block for many freshmen.
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At least it's trying — and stumbling towards the rare empathetic sex scene along the way.
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Clinton, 85033, faced a media firestorm after video showed her stumbling while leaving a Sept.
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One of the key stumbling blocks in the public and heated divorce battle was Mrs.
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Other potential stumbling blocks: America has just threatened more import tariffs on its European partners.
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H.R. 85033 will remove that stumbling block, at least insofar as US aid is concerned.
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Stumbling unaware into a standup show is a mistake New York City tourists make daily.
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Instead of stumbling over your words, here's how to answer these tricky questions with confidence.
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Instead of stumbling over your words, here's how to answer these tricky questions with confidence.
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What, after all, is to be gained from a stumbling, humiliated, angry and alienated Britain?
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The load is so unwieldy that even a slight change in direction sends Sam stumbling.
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They're holding onto the first impression that stumbling across their records initially made on them.
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Everyone is guilty of youthful insolence; we all arrived at culture stumbling in the dark.
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But the world's workshop has been stumbling as cheaper production bases in Asia have gained ground.
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Meanwhile, formerly trendy emerging economies like Brazil are suddenly doing very badly, and China is stumbling.
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Fun, with lots of replay value, but a $100 price tag is a major stumbling block.
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I get out of bed and I start stumbling about the room trying to find out.
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I had asked Mom about rape after stumbling across a pamphlet at a family friend's house.
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After a lackluster performance in Iowa and poor polling in New Hampshire, Biden's campaign is stumbling.
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But when we skip ahead, she is hardened and cruel, a walking (or rather, stumbling) disaster.
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She then slowed down and started swaying back and forth before stumbling backwards and catching herself.
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After stumbling at the turn of the year, other sectors of the economy are regaining momentum.
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In the end politics may prove the greatest stumbling block to managing a new global downturn.
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A few reasons… The company's decision comes after weeks of Facebook stumbling over the same issue.
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But a big stumbling block is money, with TSMC saying that major subsidies would be required.
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However, three 5-Star sources said the main stumbling point remained who should head the administration.
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This shouldn't present a major stumbling block if the owners have crossed the first two thresholds.
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Needless to say, Meyers ended up stumbling over his words by the end of the segment.
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It's also probably the biggest stumbling block standing between us and a more inclusive Formula 290.
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"Please go and read it because it applies to anyone who's stumbling and falling," he said.
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I often find a stumbling block for leaders is wanting to be liked versus being respected.
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CB: The U.S. had been a stumbling block in that discussion over "loss and damage" compensation.
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After a few hours of stumbling around drunk, Jameson finds his favorite table and passes out.
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Until he re-engineers how GE measures itself, he will be stumbling about in the murk.
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The experience of stumbling across the Ong's Hat rabbit hole was "weird as shit," says Metcalfe.
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The show has celebrated failure as both a necessary stumbling block and a launchpad to fame.
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Rick is stumbling forward, bleeding, walking like a zombie as the horde continues to follow him.
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In Huntington, it's just an ever-present problem, stumbling over heroin users and people shooting up.
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If the idea of rough sex leaves you completely cold, it's unlikely that stumbling on Kink.
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But her strong party backing, financial position and name recognition have offset those potential stumbling blocks.
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One Tweet read: "People like Macron are the real stumbling blocks to the development in Africa".
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May's opposition to any oversight by the ECJ has been a key stumbling block in talks.
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I wrote in my book Take this stumbling block and turn it into a stepping stone.
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Surveillance video from inside the house shows Piazza stumbling after "the gauntlet" near the basement stairs.
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He tries to break his past and hold it to his "will" while stumbling into possibility.
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Anti-trust issues, particularly in the UK market, could be a stumbling block, the broker noted.
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Op-Ed Contributor For the first time in its 20-year history, Fox News is stumbling.
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What brings the health issue to mind, of course, is the video of a stumbling Mrs.
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As Arizona was looking around the cannabis space, the company "kept stumbling into us," Smith said.
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The blotchy, red face of the problem drinker, the stumbling disheveled gait of the substance abuser.
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The Wizards will try to bounce back when they host the stumbling Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday.
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There are plenty of potential stumbling blocks on the way to making Luna Coin a success.
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I found you by stumbling upon a mod that adds 35 anime t-shirts for Trevor.
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"Who builds this shit?" your character remarks, after stumbling upon a very Resident Evil-style puzzle.
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"We could end up with the technology by kind of stumbling on it," Gelfand tells me.
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He called it Saban's best team yet in a dynasty that shows no signs of stumbling.
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Like the politicians themselves, we're all stumbling our way through a scary new coronavirus-infected world.
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No longer was he regularly papped stumbling out of London's luxury nightclubs in the early hours.
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But that's really the last stumbling block still facing Kim and his team of rocket scientists.
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Her first title finds a 17-year-old Serena stumbling back in shock, her mouth agape.
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I know for some women this sort of stumbling block takes them away from the church.
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I remember being a kid and stumbling upon some made-for-television movie involving a prison.
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Wondering if his last name will be a stumbling block for the rest of his life.
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It's the sound of a man, eyes pecked out, stumbling towards the end of his rope.
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And the killers are stumbling human monsters who often take the form of the victims' parents.
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Another stumbling block to Jews' full-throated embrace is the fear of an anti-Semitic backlash.
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Stumbling through the smoke-filled landing, he was found by a fireman and guided to safety.
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In another stumbling block, the bill is being held up procedurally by at least one Republican.
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He'd spend a day and a half in bed, and then another day stumbling through sentences.
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Fox has run into various stumbling blocks since agreeing to a Sky takeover in December 2016.
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" When Negga first began working on the production, Farber said, "we kept stumbling over the pronouns.
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It has also emerged as something of a political morass into which the candidates keep stumbling.
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When Biden gives stumbling and at times incoherent answers, he does little to dispel those concerns.
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Trump's demand for about a 400% increase in that fee seems to be one stumbling block.
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Rubin would call it "stumbling," and we should accept that it happens in the habit game.
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But most of the time I've plodded along, often stumbling, then catching myself, on the journey.
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The stumbling block for providers is that accurate pricing of health-care services is nearly nonexistent.
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Despite widespread public support, the major stumbling block has been how to fund such an effort.
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As someone who tries to keep a clean house, the boxes are a literal stumbling block.
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Watching Baskets is like stepping between Two Ferns and stumbling into a dusty Charlie Kaufman movie.
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It's a journey that may leave listeners stumbling and disoriented–and that's exactly what Serial Productions intended.
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And to this day, scientists are still stumbling onto new theories about what makes lightning so deadly.
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I was just stumbling around the stage, in vibrating panties, just enjoying the vibrations on the stage.
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" Chyna, meanwhile, was dealing with her own insecurities after stumbling across tabloid rumors about her "a– collapsing.
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The truth, however, is a far cry from what stumbling Nancy said just a few weeks ago.
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He comes off as a crazed & stumbling lunatic who should be running out of money pretty soon.
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The stumbling Orlando Magic will attempt to revive their dormant offense when they visit Brooklyn on Friday.
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Indeed, even under Obama, that was one of the major stumbling blocks to getting a new AUMF.
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The key stumbling block is that they're accountable, and will be accountable for what goes into reconciliation.
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Bethenny Frankel is ready to put some stumbling blocks in LuAnn de Lesseps' walk down the aisle.
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Just because you're out at night doesn't mean you need to be stumbling around in the dark.
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There are however a number of stumbling blocks to such a movement, the main one being regulation.
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However, the Packers' stout defensive play made up for Green Bay's inconsistent offense and stumbling special teams.
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But not just the first book you find after stumbling into Barnes & Noble on your lunch break.
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This is a stumbling block for tech companies, which often burn through cash as they scale up.
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This is one of the biggest stumbling blocks as we move forward to a sentient banking world.
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PHIL LEBEAU: Is that the issue right now—the biggest stumbling block-- the enforcement component of this?
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Much as with sore losers in sports, a stumbling debate performance is somehow blamed on the ref.
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And now polls show the race in a dead heat, and Bayh stumbling to the finish line.
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Abbi and Ilana certainly think so after stumbling upon an open house that's going for literally $425.
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"Everyone was stumbling over each other," Latrallo Presley, a family member attending the graduation, told FOX5 Atlanta.
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She told a story about being in Memphis and stumbling across the Lorraine Motel, where the Rev.
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Right, because you could imagine, "Oh she's stumbling," or "she's warm," or whatever the story may be.
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The Dow is stumbling again Wednesday, and a handful of its stocks are flashing a warning signal.
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"I see what I see" = The video of her stumbling after the 9/11 ceremony was alarming.
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Robbie gets off lightly, but it's worth sticking around for Fallon's gloriously stumbling story about Michael Jordan.
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The language we use to refer to these forms of stimulation is a stumbling block, Hancock said.
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There is an undeniable difficulty in telling postcolonial stories without stumbling into colonial-leaning traps and framings.
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Perhaps the biggest stumbling block is the most obvious: Why are you leaving your old job behind?
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Once they are released, their criminal records often serve as a stumbling block to getting a job.
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Stumbling in with our elevation-change head rushes, we took a seat next to two drunken bikers.
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For them, issues like throughput, latency, governance and confidentiality are still major stumbling blocks for using blockchains.
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That said, where T.C. deviates from his non-human picks seem to be his biggest stumbling points.
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The Senate's 60-vote majority is always a stumbling block on matters where filibusters can be used.
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As she's stumbling, she hears Arnold's voice telling her to remember, and suddenly, she rises, stomach intact.
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The issue of expatriate citizens' rights has become a stumbling block in bilateral talks over Britain's divorce.
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The Marlins had a chance to get Fried, who was stumbling badly as he approached the plate.
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Not to mention, efforts to stomp out fake news are still stumbling, as Bloomberg's Sarah Frier reports.
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Local TV footage showed shocked residents soaked in blood stumbling about, then being ferried away to hospitals.
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One stumbling block is what geeks call "scalability": today's distributed ledgers cannot handle huge numbers of transactions.
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A third of Karachi's freefloat market capitalisation is now held by foreign investors, but stumbling blocks remain.
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One stumbling block: Some Republicans are against a proposal to end deductions for state and local taxes.
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Agricultural products - principally beef, but also sugar and soy - is likely to be a key stumbling block.
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One of the trickier foes to deal with are huge rabbids stumbling around with slabs of rock.
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" Trump ripped into Steyer over his interview later Sunday, likening him to a "crazed and stumbling lunatic.
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The main stumbling block is broad distrust of Washington's ability to deliver any large public works initiative.
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Allow me to share with you in a stumbling, inarticulate way, what it is to be me.
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Manuel's friend and fellow trailblazer Lia Neal had forwarded the messages after stumbling across them on Twitter.
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For the most part, we could barely make it through the store without stumbling upon a mess.
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Greater China markets recovered slightly after stumbling in the morning, although the benchmark remained in negative territory.
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But he still felt like a man who had been punished for stumbling into a good dream.
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This could be seen as a stumbling block to the president's stated preference for a low dollar.
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I offered to call him a taxi, but he refused, standing up and stumbling away from me.
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"All these shadows are me," he said, his body vibrating, his words fast, stumbling over one another.
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The jumping back kick counter made a brief appearance and Khalidov sent himself stumbling doing it again.
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In daily therapy sessions, Natan was learning to use his left hand again and walk without stumbling.
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She is stumbling forward without a lot of support but with the right letter after her name.
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Mr. Mamchur did not fall immediately, but turned toward his assassin, stumbling a few steps before gasping.
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Watching Booksmart, about two girls headed to college, I identified with the nerdy girls stumbling toward adulthood.
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After walking for more than 24 hours we make it clear across the state, stumbling into Pennsylvania.
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ML: That magical stumbling upon the shop and all the possibilities really comes across in the book.
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The more there are, the more growth the economy can sustain without stumbling into an inflationary spiral.
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Rather than stumbling into the center of one momentous event after another, Levandowski has put himself there.
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Mr. Roche, his former freshman year roommate, described his stumbling in at all hours of the night.
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"The fact that [a just transition] has never happened is the biggest stumbling block," he told me.
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The European Union-Japan trade talks, which began in 2013, could still hit last-minute stumbling blocks.
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Her students gazed up at her during her lessons, pupils enlarged, as though stumbling from darkened rooms.
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Portman cited changes to Medicaid and and drug treatment as stumbling blocks for him on the bill.
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"There's obviously a cost associated with it, and that's kind of been the stumbling block," Burgess added.
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Surveillance video appeared to show the man stumbling into the open manhole, apparently unnoticed, an official said.
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"Every time I see him at those debates it seems like he is stumbling," he told me.
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The researchers cautioned that many of these children likely overdosed after stumbling upon their parents' prescription medications.
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The New Zealand dollar was a tad firmer at $0.6393 after stumbling 0.8% in the previous session.
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Personally, I love redemption stories and people who find their way, even stumbling, to a better place.
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But since 2016, researchers keep stumbling upon galaxies that don't seem to be dominated by dark matter.
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Troemel's work, at its best, gives the viewer the thrill of stumbling on an authentic viral gem.
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Often, watching the segments feels like stumbling into a Twitter argument, even though Carlson himself dislikes Twitter.
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Ford alleged that Kavanaugh was "stumbling drunk," but said she had only one beer at the party.
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About 4,000 Cherokee died in that long march, stumbling westward in rags after their homes were looted.
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If the AHCA passes the House, Medicaid funding could be a stumbling block in the upper chamber.
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Though expected, Mueller's victory over Republican and public school teacher Sean Haas was not without stumbling blocks.
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That could be a major stumbling block in early contests that will be dominated by black voters.
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But it proceeds almost exactly as expected, which has been a recurring stumbling block for this series.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Another SoftBank-backed startup is slashing its valuation and stumbling toward an IPO.
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We keep stumbling across examples of discrimination in algorithms, but that's far better than their remaining hidden.
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It would affirm that gender is not a stumbling block, an obstacle that hinders ambition and accomplishment.
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The strength of the U.S.-Saudi relationship is also a major stumbling block to serious strategic cooperation.
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And then, out of the blue, the stumbling offense would rescue the steadfast defense, or vice versa.
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Both Christie and Bush have jumped on that, releasing ads that include footage of that stumbling endorsement.
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Within certain limits, and with a lot of stumbling and bluster, that's roughly what Trump has delivered.
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The Academy spent months stumbling down a red carpet lined with rakes, deftly stepping on each one.
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Hypothetical Gameplans Darren Till faces the same stumbling blocks that everyone does when matched against Stephen Thompson.
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He tends to free-associate, stumbling over half-explained thoughts when a more interesting one strikes him.
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Stumbling across one caused it to swoop in and attack; the soundtrack became strident, taut with panic.
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But what evolved, I guess, was just trying to give them the thing that they need and also stumbling my way through things and trying to even allow the stumbling and some of the awkwardness to come through, as almost a way of kind of shielding the subjects.
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The stumbling music streaming community site had to suddenly lay off 40 percent of its staff last month.
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He added that top competitors Sears, J.C. Penney and Nordstrom are stumbling, leaving room for Macy's to grow.
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Since then, it has declined in popularity, as users were likely tired of stumbling upon Zubats and Rattatas.
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Despite the initial stumbling block of typos and grammatical confusion, Trump's tweet quickly caught a round of support.
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But those infected with rabies will act differently, being active in the day or stumbling along the ground.
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At Apple, he helped lead the company's push into original video content, which has had its stumbling blocks.
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McMaster -- a retired U.S. Army officer -- died April 13 about eight hours after stumbling and hitting his head.
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One possible stumbling block for these companies is the intense secrecy around manufacturing, especially in the electronics world.
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Toward the end of the caravan, some women were visibly struggling to keep up, and some were stumbling.
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Finally, the driver reappeared, weaving and stumbling toward the van like a 21-year-old on spring break.
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With his stumbling-in-a-fog voice, Phoenix seems to speak, like he moves, through enormous, invisible resistance.
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But these companies keep hitting the same stumbling block: the inability to share health information across medical systems.
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That means, at worst, players have a 50 percent chance of stumbling on a right answer every time.
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In the morning, his mom's one-night-stands keep stumbling into his room, mistaking it for the bathroom.
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Stumbling into this for the first time has made me more intrigued by what happens behind the scenes.
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After noticing the duplicated ITs and stumbling upon the IT COUPLES revealer, I was off to the races.
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Trump's stumbling campaign threatens to wipe out the GOP's majority in the Senate -- and maybe even the House.
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A TELEVISION advertisement for Monte dei Paschi di Siena begins with a toddler tumbling and a gymnast stumbling.
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That was supposed to be a big stumbling block for the Republican plan to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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The biggest stumbling block for people is, are you able to cut all ties to your old life?
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A decade after the crisis they are stumbling around in a fog of bad performance, defeatism and complacency.
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A video showed a wobbly Clinton stumbling as she was assisted into her van to depart the ceremony.
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Bryant caught the ball thrown by quarterback Ben Roethlisberger while stumbling toward the back corner of the endzone.
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Negotiators say there has been progress, but it is slow and, as ever, finance is a stumbling block.
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For the young designers, stumbling upon the Vignelli manual was like unexpectedly discovering a lost Dead Sea scroll.
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The Oilers attempt to keep their attack percolating when they host the stumbling Vancouver Canucks on Saturday night.
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More broadly, Indian protectionism has been singled out as one of the main stumbling blocks to RCEP's success.
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Wernick pointed to the semi-serious tone tying Fox's X-Men movies together as their big stumbling block.
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There's a deep and pervasive prejudice about women's capabilities as directors, and that's been a monumental stumbling block.
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Mousasi continued advancing and suddenly a blow to the head sent him stumbling and he was quickly finished.
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Today, the likes of BuzzFeed and Vice are stumbling, but Skift has already reached profitability, according to Ali.
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New Hampshire was a stumbling block for Rubio, where he came in fifth after a dismal debate there.
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It stems from the shared agony of being alive, and stumbling through the illogical reality of human existence.
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The sides are currently negotiating exactly how the powers will be returned, but have reached a stumbling block.
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An example of stumbling upon a clever idea through experimentation, and then turning that accident into something bigger.
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I first learned about the miracle of hot knives melting shit after stumbling on Laurel Driskill's Instagram account.
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The cubs began to explore the site, stumbling over the grass and sniffing the water in the pond.
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A widely circulated video showed the Democratic nominee stumbling into a black van as aides held onto her.
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" Videos emerged last Sunday showing Clinton stumbling as she left a 85033/11 memorial early after feeling "overheated.
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Another stumbling block is the role of Forza Italia and its leader, four-times prime minister Silvio Berlusconi.
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Tuesday's losers include real estate companies, with Mitsubishi Estate stumbling 5.2 percent and Mitsui Fudosan falling 3.1 percent.
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After stumbling out of the gate, he rallied from last to prevail by three-quarters of a length.
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Messi dribbled around the perimeter of the United States defense, probed for cracks and darted past stumbling defenders.
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Negotiators say there has been progress, but it's slow and, as ever, finance is a big stumbling block.
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But he ultimately cast the loss as a minor stumbling block in what should be a generational fight.
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Clinton's pneumonia until two days after a diagnosis, once video surfaced of her stumbling out of a Sept.
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Machine tool makers also underperformed, with Makino Milling Machine dropping 323 percent and Okuma Corp stumbling 6.4 percent.
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Ramaphosa also faces a divided party which could prove a stumbling block to strengthening the South African economy.
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But this could prove a major stumbling block, he said, so Poland also has to consider other options.
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Entrepreneurs told Hannon that marketing and selling — even if they had a great idea — was the stumbling block.
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On Tuesday, Portman cited changes to Medicaid and drug treatment as stumbling blocks for him on the bill.
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On the Environment The stumbling block in Congress for confronting climate change has perpetually been the economic challenge.
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I exited into the hall and similarly sleepy people were making their way toward his voice and stumbling.
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Contrary to the word on the well-watered street, Americans are not stumbling around in a parched fog.
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Smith gosh-wows his way around Washington before stumbling into political corruption spearheaded by his senior colleague, Sen.
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Stumbling in a lucid state I ended up at the Drake Silver Sage, a kind of community centre.
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The Senate bill hit another stumbling block from the parliamentarian, according to an outline released Friday from Sen.
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I emerge after about five hours of sleep, like a character stumbling onstage in a Eugene O'Neill play.
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Unexpected stumbling blocks arise frequently because we're working on the edges of what we know how to do.
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We've just been stumbling toward negotiations with no clear sense of how this yawning gulf could be resolved.
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Op-Ed Contributors How are religious conservatives doing in the polarizing and often stumbling presidency of Donald Trump?
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Known for his ability to talk to anyone about everything, he was suddenly stumbling over a single syllable.
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It's a requirement that has alarmed privacy advocates, the latest stumbling block in Verily's bizarre and troubled rollout.
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Nigeria's economy, the largest in Africa, is stumbling as the shockwaves of the coronavirus outbreak hit the country.
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Their business dealings, however, could prove a stumbling block — and not just for the Trump children, he said.
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A video captured him being led away to prison, dazed, stumbling and flanked by two North Korean guards.
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The graveyard shift ended in 2006, so we rarely get people stumbling in intoxicated, asking to get married.
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The biggest potential stumbling blocks: U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods and Chinese pledges to buy more American products.
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Azarenka will come back, at least initially, to a world in which her biggest stumbling block is missing.
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Pro-Russian political forces in the EU are stumbling, and recently left the governments of Austria and Italy.
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Efforts to fund the government hit multiple stumbling blocks on Wednesday, inching lawmakers closer to a potential shutdown.
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BRUCE NEUMAN, WATER MILL, N.Y. To the Editor: Stumbling into a trade war would be a huge mistake.
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Amanda Nawrot, 38, of Chesapeake, Virginia, said she would "definitely" consider Bloomberg now that Biden's campaign is stumbling.
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They cannot move without stumbling into error, and what's impressive is how rapidly we grasp that dour habit.
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Stumbling for a way out of the awkwardness, I asked Zuckerberg if he knew anything about PC Forum.
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S. trade war, and that Russia remained a stumbling block to a deal to cut global crude supply.
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Moussouris notes a number of stumbling blocks organizations face along the way to starting a bug bounty program.
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His low poll numbers among a key voting bloc could be a major stumbling block in early contests.
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The country's presidential election, scheduled to be held in late March, presents the biggest stumbling block to investors.
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For American audiences trained on Marvel movies, the biggest stumbling point with Gundala will inevitably be the pacing.
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Stumbling into the postseason by blowing a late lead for a second consecutive defeat suddenly seemed a possibility.
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On one hand, they can be costly, complicated to use, hackable, and a stumbling block in your relationship.
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Where some see the cross as superstitious foolery or a stumbling block, others see grace and sublime love.
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He said the child survived the explosion, and CCTV footage showed the girl stumbling around in the aftermath.
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This is why the person watching in the NFL command center needs to be on site, because in the time it takes to relay the information from New York to the stadium, that stumbling player that coaches always conveniently fail to see stumbling could be allowed back into a game.
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The status of Jerusalem is one of the major stumbling blocks in achieving peace between Israel and the Palestinians.
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Yet none of those potential stumbling blocks made any difference, with audiences appearing to flock to "Bohemian Rhapsody" anyway.
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Moreover, who cares about a hairy army of junk-food loving bears stumbling around the woods of northern Wisconsin?
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Regulation is another stumbling block - getting approvals for educational content is difficult in China, where government censorship is high.
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All sectors except for services fell, with shippers, metal and iron stocks and construction machinery firms and financials stumbling.
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He fell onto the tracks after becoming ill and stumbling, according to a statement released by British Transport Police.
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However, this dents the company's reputation among brand merchants and could potentially be a stumbling block for overseas expansion.
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We know we've hit a little stumbling block and that's part of the season, part of every baseball season.
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"I f—ed it up," Cyrus reportedly said to the audience, pausing mid-song after stumbling over the lyrics.
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All sectors, except the services sector, fell with shippers, metal and iron stocks and electronics firms and financials stumbling.
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Around 90 percent of refugees could not speak German when they arrived, a major stumbling block for many employers.
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Bennett then thrusts his hand into the lawmaker's back and pushes him sharply from behind, sending Pan stumbling forward.
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Instead, we see a lighthouse keeper (Temuera Morrison) stumbling across a mysterious, wounded woman from the sea (Nicole Kidman).
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In fact, low prices that define generic drugs may be the ETF's biggest stumbling block, analysts said this week.
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Who else is expected to be able to do and be anything, never stumbling over obstacles in his path?
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That is simply the power of weak employment numbers, stumbling Chinese trade data and poor commodity pricing at work.
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Writer and director Lloyd Kaufman got the idea while continuously stumbling over trash during a hike with his wife.
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Details: The video shows Hunt shoving a woman in a hotel hallway several times, eventually stumbling and falling down.
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Meanwhile, stumbling Washington has lost three straight and four of its past five games and has fallen back to .
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If California doesn't get its shit together, it is at risk of stumbling into a safety and equity nightmare.
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The government is pushing this law by saying it will protect younger internet users from stumbling across pornographic material.
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Video of the incident, which viewers posted to social media, showed the shock rocker also stumbling over his words.
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He then seated himself on the base of the drum kit to continue playing before stumbling backstage and collapsing.
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The world should thank Chinese leaders for stumbling into this logical position, then try to hold them to it.
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The viewer is left with empty spaces and a series of clues, like stumbling into an abandoned movie set.
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Ironically, it is presently also the greatest stumbling block for many of the anti-harassment proposals floating around today.
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But you know, we were broke," Foxx said, stumbling on the punchline, "so all we could afford was you.
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"Wall of worry" refers to when a company runs into a stumbling block in the market causing temporary uncertainty.
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Yet by the last week, Theo had mastered his Torah portion, only stumbling over a word here and there.
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Although you could feasibly finish the game alone, the real joy was stumbling across other players and traveling together.
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Him stumbling up to her in a drunken haze at Jughead's party isn't much motivation to get back together.
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The first attempt to move the behemoth rock apparently broke a wooden cart, sending Bendegó stumbling into a stream.
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In Johnson's case, that will probably involve stumbling around drunk, soiling his pants, and making abusive and offensive comments.
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Hey, at least we'll never have to endure a beginning player stumbling through "Stairway" at the local Guitar Center.
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Meanwhile, the currency Scotland would assume in the event of becoming independent seems to represent a further stumbling block.
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The payoff is that you'll spend less time stumbling around, and the added confidence will help you move faster.
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Music was a maze through which listeners should wander freely, stumbling on the unexpected and not knowing the end.
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" In the government's intention, that should stop children accidentally stumbling on "hate speech, pornography or other sources of harm.
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Honesty may very well be the best policy, but stumbling across someone who lives that truth online is rare.
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Much of the focus thus far has been placed on weak retail numbers as the big economic stumbling block.
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Within 90 minutes of starting the gauntlet, the video shows Piazza stumbling through the kitchen toward the basement steps.
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A widely circulated video showed the Democratic presidential nominee stumbling into a black van as aides held onto her.
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Ebay wants to attract shoppers who are more interested in stumbling across something unexpected than making bee-line purchases.
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Cersei hardly seems surprised, perhaps because she now realizes she's just stumbling her way through Maggy the witch's script.
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Apparently, if you pop over to Munn's house these days, you may end up stumbling upon her sword closet.
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The issue of so-called illegal hotels has arguably been Airbnb's biggest stumbling block in the path to legalization.
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Every other movie has featured several stumbling blocks, moments where the viewer is unsure whether the team will succeed.
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The stumbling indexes once again highlighted the difficulties Chinese policymakers face in stabilizing markets amid a pivotal deleveraging campaign.
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"He comes off as a crazed & stumbling lunatic who should be running out of money pretty soon," he wrote.
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Suddenly, with Foreman stumbling on weary legs near the end of the eighth, Ali exploded a left-right combination.
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Maryland won 275 of its first 266 games before stumbling to six losses in 21997 games down the stretch.
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Such governance can be tyrannical but also ironically fragile, as the state's selective blindness makes it a stumbling giant.
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Iraq and Iran were the main stumbling blocks for OPEC in reaching its last output-cutting decision in December.
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"COBRA is the biggest stumbling block where people are misinformed and stay on it when they shouldn't," Votava said.
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The video showed McGlockton wounded and stumbling back into the store, where he collapsed in front of his son.
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With a couple of years out of electoral politics, he is now stumbling to figure out where that is.
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Jon Snow stumbling upon a snowy Drogon and the unused scene with the Unsullied outside of the Red Keep
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I remember the day he showed up in a World War II surplus wet suit, stumbling over the flippers.
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The increased friction with powerful voices in the business community will be a stumbling block for Trump's economic agenda.
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"In addition, we see another stumbling block being the huge overlaps for both banks serving similar markets," he said.
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A television commercial showed her coughing and stumbling and questioned whether she had the physical stamina to be president.
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The site is just stumbling to its feet, with the front page's "latest headlines" still listing stories from July.
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Somewhere in this mix are your kids, who are stumbling into online spaces that are confusing, scary, and shaky.
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However, its premium pricing is seen by critics as a stumbling block to bulking up its Indian user base.
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After they get stuck, they are receptive to learning a new concept or skill that surmounts the stumbling block.
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It's a rare moment that finds the court and the public stumbling around behind the same veil of ignorance.
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"Groovy Tony" sees Q stumbling further into the dark, murky depths he started to explore on his last record.
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Next thing you knew, they were both swinging and tossing each other, stumbling dangerously close to the deep fryer.
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And—whatever era—stumbling into adulthood, figuring out where you belong and what the hell you're doing, is painful.
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There's nothing more exciting than stumbling across a retail site that aligns with both your budget and your tastes.
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They're also stumbling somewhat down the stretch, losing five of their last six including Sunday's shootout decision to Minnesota.
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Spicer's stumbling, red-faced interview unleashed a wave of speculation that the guy was completely plastered during the talk.
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Apple's Performa series was meant to reach new heights, but it kept stumbling and fell flat on its face.
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The gaffe will not help the widespread impression that Prime Minister Theresa May's government is stumbling in foreign affairs.
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" TRAVEL An article about Norway last Sunday misstated the surname of the author of the book "Stumbling on Happiness.
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And most helpfully, she addresses the common stumbling blocks that make it hard to stick with a meditation practice.
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It's a little bit soul-crushing that knowing from the get-go that you were born with stumbling blocks.
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That has been a stumbling block for other Franco-Italian mergers such as the troubled Essilor-Luxottica tie-up.
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Afterward, some animals showed symptoms of a rodent version of a concussion, stumbling and performing poorly on memory tests.
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Caught in a huge rainstorm, I was stumbling along getting progressively wetter and more desperate searching for a cab.
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But then the issue of moving work from Mexico to United States plants arose as a major stumbling block.
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In "Blue Velvet," he played an innocent-seeming college student who didn't mind stumbling into a sadomasochistic murder mystery.
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After the peace deal, the decommissioning of the IRA's guns became the next big stumbling block to lasting peace.
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In hardware, Amazon was once confined to monochrome e-readers, before stumbling through a failed phone launch in 23.5.
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"I'd see classmates stumbling in at 9 in the morning because they'd seen the Ramones at CBGB," he said.
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Yet even with the acquittal, the roaring economy and a lame opponent, impeachment remains a potential electoral stumbling block.
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Francie's daughters find themselves stumbling toward sexuality and, in the process, negotiate a triangulated relationship with a neighbor boy.
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Negotiators said throughout the months-long talks that the main stumbling blocks were provisions related to Trump's border wall.
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Lowey and Shelby's ability to strike a deal on the allocations had been a major stumbling block for weeks.
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From Washington to Brussels to Berlin, fears are rising that Italy may be stumbling into its own "Brexit" moment.
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"So many people who were stumbling into that store had no idea really what it was," Ms. Anglin said.
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Amazon hasn't started promoting the service yet, though some shoppers may find themselves stumbling upon it in various categories.
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But with Europe stumbling from crisis to crisis, the German public has grown uneasy about keeping the gold abroad.
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Japan's Nikkei was off 0.4%, after earlier stumbling more than 0.8% while Australia's benchmark index was down a tad.
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Bannon has repeatedly railed against congressional leaders and accused them of being the main stumbling block to Trump's agenda.
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"We're stumbling our way there," Levie told Axios on Thursday in an interview at the company's San Francisco office.
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But Ruiz stunned Joshua with furious punching flurries that left him stumbling and, at several points, on the canvas.
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Caputo-Pearl has said disagreements over proposals to reduce class size pose the biggest stumbling block to a settlement.
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Jordan isn't some evil reality TV monster, he's just a sad, heavily-coiffed man stumbling through his journey for love.
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After stumbling home in the early morning hours, John broke the news to his fiancée and the relationship was over.
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Iran remained a stumbling block to the plan with its target to raise output to reach pre-sanction export levels.
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We will model our characters going through this need to feel perfect but stumbling and failing, and realizing it's okay.
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Yet one stumbling block remains—a last piece of the physics-math analogy that Kim still has to work out.
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But stumbling upon some old Instagram videos isn't the only way fans getting to hear the sound of Miller's voice.
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Mike: I think that people's biggest stumbling block, both as artists and as human beings, is being blinded by pride.
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Like a stumbling boxer, the city will try to keep its guard up, but the sea will only gain strength.
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But most voters who don't follow the intricacies of Senate procedure may ask "what gives?" and blame Republicans for stumbling.
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This weekend's final new release, "UglyDolls," launched in fourth place well below expectations, stumbling with $8.5 million from 3,652 venues.
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Every now and then, he hears a slur from a drunk stumbling in or from a shoplifter who got caught.
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And with enough growth, it could revive Tesla's stumbling attempt to be not just a carmaker, but an energy company.
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Those hindered from joining Kayla on her stumbling journey through puberty are precisely the viewers who would benefit the most.
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Meanwhile, stumbling Washington has lost three straight and four of its past five games and have fallen back to .500.
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Like all 20-something year-olds, Kate and Michael (Shoshannah Stern and Josh Feldman) are stumbling their way through life.
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And Riddet is arguing that Meade specifically searched computer rather than just stumbling upon an image in his routine duties.
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Investors also expressed surprise at the triumphal tone of Norske Skog's statement on the court decision, given this stumbling block.
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International interest is growing and media reports are stumbling over each other to assess, criticize or support the IPO strategy.
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As the dead kings came stumbling from their cold black graves, Jon had woken in pitch-dark, his heart hammering.
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So for brides who want to maximize comfort (and not worry about stumbling down the aisle) it's a win-win.
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I can't recall ever stumbling across an article recounting "1,001 of the Year's Favorite Vagina Names" during my internet trawls.
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Ocasio-Cortez, 29, called on members as they rose to speak, once or twice stumbling over their states of origin.
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Mary was intoxicated, slurring her words and stumbling as she walked into the basement with the teen, court documents say.
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Financials underperformed on falling U.S. yields, with the banking sector shedding 1.5 percent and the insurance sector stumbling 1.8 percent.
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After all, do you really want them stumbling across some of the "interesting" things that the internet has to offer?
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Will, drug-addled and stumbling around, attempts to help a panicked Capheus when a stranger tries to knife his belly.
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After stumbling upon a biography of Brinkley's at the library, Lane wanted to make a film about him right away.
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After stumbling upon a mysterious procession and realizing it's a ceremony for him, Ebert makes a conscious decision to participate.
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Caputo-Pearl cited teachers' demands to reduce class size by hiring more teachers as "arguably the most fundamental" stumbling block.
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Without a pre-written line of dialogue, he often has nothing to say, stumbling over his answers or remaining silent.
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And you especially don't when your preferred coping mechanisms are booze, pills, and stumbling absently on the fringes of responsibility.
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A few hours and more than a couple shots of Jameson later, we found ourselves stumbling back onto the trolley.
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Their oversight resulted in my stumbling upon one of the main pillars of my life: Keeping Up with the Kardashians.
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Irrespective of any expected stumbling blocks, the Hollywood machine has continued to market biopics as glossy, money-making, blockbuster productions.
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Normally smooth-talking designers and retail execs, with their perfect coifs and vicuna-trimmed rolodexes, were left stumbling for words.
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The ACA's individual mandate and Medicaid expansion were considered the two big stumbling blocks in last year's discussions, Price said.
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"She came … stumbling up to us and told us she'd been [the] victim of sexual assault by this man," Sgt.
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The post of interior minister has emerged as the biggest stumbling block over which parliament's two biggest coalitions are arguing.
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Josh Spiegel, Slashfilm: Then there's the real stumbling block: the musical sequences, which all desperately want to be crowd-pleasers.
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The stumbling block, as it has been in previous years was the offset requirements of the pay-as-you-go.
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On top of all of that, video showed Trump stumbling through the singing of "God Bless America" at the event.
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As the night was coming to a close, I looked around and saw many festivalgoers stumbling around in blissful confusion.
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By then, Peccerelli had gone from stumbling through his first exhumation to, five years later, heading a 44-person organization.
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The upstairs footage remained, revealing part of the hazing ritual, followed by several hours of Piazza stumbling and repeatedly falling.
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"Nasser proved to be a complete stumbling block," Eisenhower confided to his diary as his Arab-Israeli peace efforts failed.
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They were found stumbling through minefields out of the tiny pocket which is all that's left of the Islamic State.
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But boy, when he hung out with Sean, he would be stumbling in with a goofy smile on his face.
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In recent months, video taken by television cameras and cellphones has shown Mr. Mugabe stumbling or sleeping at public events.
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The experience disparity between the two fighters is often cited as a stumbling block to making the matchup a reality.
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It is stumbling upon an episode of Sex and the City on TV and getting aroused by an unexpected boob.
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Feeling pleased with myself for stumbling into an actual den of iniquity, I walked outside to smoke a celebratory cigarette.
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There was his bloated, stumbling season with the Boston Celtics, firing up ill-conceived three-pointers and barking at ghosts.
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The same counter elbow attempt was met with Kowalkiewicz's right straight in the fourth round and sent the champion stumbling.
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This is music for stumbling from a late night bodega with a sack of Tecate to keep the party going.
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I found myself stumbling toward him, sitting next to him on the dance floor, and waiting for him to recover.
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The age-old cliché of Santa stumbling out of a bar — that's the antithesis of what I'm trying to do.
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The Duffer Brothers said Dustin stumbling upon a seemingly innocuous monster was one of their first ideas for season two.
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As Augustus moved around the front of a police vehicle, stumbling into the street, his hand moved toward his waist.
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Cat-and-mouse games are played throughout Paris's gray labyrinth, with Maigret's most inept associate stumbling across the crucial clue.
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Last month, his campaign stumbling, Joe Biden told a story about his deep, decades-long ties to social justice movements.
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After stumbling on this quip by Sir Ken Dodd (1927 — 2018) through happenstance, my first reaction was a hearty chuckle.
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One of the biggest stumbling blocks for women this year is that they are split over who should be president.
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As Ezra Klein wrote yesterday, this has become a major stumbling block in Republican efforts to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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In trail camera footage, the animals can be seen stumbling and falling down almost unable to use their back legs.
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But if we can teach high school and college students these lessons now, we can better prevent them from stumbling.
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Money is the biggest stumbling block for start-ups led by women, but there are ways to work around that.
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The Minnesota Twins could have used some help from the elements while stumbling through a season-opening nine-game skid.
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A stumbling block, however, has been lack of funding for this expansion — a problem that an endowment tax could remedy.
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The provisions affecting the state and local tax deductions could be a major stumbling block for the GOP tax bill.
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They are stumbling toward new ways of living: Housing, holiday travel, work, leisure, food and water are all being reconsidered.
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One big stumbling block: One of many likely sticking points would be the framework's call for a carbon trading market.
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" While the men in her book are often stumbling into "male sexual stupidity," the women are scheming, vengeful and "histrionic.
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Midway through the dinner, Parnas asks Trump about one of the legal marijuana industry's major stumbling blocks: access to banks.
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Some of the other brothers tried to get him up, and he was later seen stumbling toward the basement stairs.
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Walls of worry are a good thing for bull markets to climb — even if they start as hazardous stumbling blocks.
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From China's perspective, there are two key stumbling blocks to an agreement on the first phase of a trade truce.
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Or perhaps you merely lingered too long in one of the area's bars before stumbling out to look for him.
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You don't get excited by the memory of the 2006 Indianapolis Colts stumbling around and somehow outlasting the Chicago Bears.
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Whatever the figure, it is welcome news for his species, Chelonoidis hoodensis, which was stumbling toward extinction in the 1970s.
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Democratic leaders have to deal with the misfortune of stumbling upon the very thing they claimed to be desperately seeking.
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Op-Ed Contributors Can Trumpist ideas, populist and nationalist, survive the polarizing and thus-far stumbling presidency of Donald Trump?
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"Corbyn has an odd knack for stumbling into the arms of the Hebraically disinclined," my colleague Bret Stephens has written.
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One of the best things about this city is wandering aimlessly and stumbling into bizarro places you didn't know existed.
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It would just be more convincing if the show purposely engaged with that idea instead of accidentally stumbling into it.
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Other cyclical stocks also lost ground, with shippers Mitsui OSK Lines down sharply by 4% and Kawasaki Kisen also stumbling 4.1%.
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The surveillance video shows the man stumbling into a room, pointing his handgun and firing at least once into the crowd.
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But, Sculley also said you shouldn't worry if you're not there yet, or if you faced stumbling blocks along the way.
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The Fed could be forced to shift course if it tightens into an economy that is still stumbling along, Whalen said.
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Being cool as a cucumber about it will help your mum feel less embarrassed about stumbling upon an intensely private object.
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Now, research led by Nigel Blamey, a professor of Earth sciences at Brock University, has finally countered this longstanding stumbling block.
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But as he pushes to make his campaign promises a reality, the immigration court system could be a significant stumbling block.
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Yet, when Chuck arrives at an HHM/DM Sandpiper meeting, Jimmy finds himself stumbling to maintain his confidence in the room.
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Trump's appointments indicated that government to be a stumbling block when it comes to making money from fossil fuels or pipelines.
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The status of Jerusalem is one of the major stumbling blocks in decades of on-and-off Israeli-Palestinian peace talks.
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Then, after I find it, I wind up stumbling around the interface, trying apply Chrome's tab behaviors to a different browser.
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Chronic wasting disease The symptoms of chronic wasting disease reduce infected animals to zombie-like creatures: Stumbling, drooling, drastic weight loss.
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Sacha Baron Cohen and Ben Whishaw were previously attached to play Mercury, but both of those incarnations ran into stumbling blocks.
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At the same time, the federal judiciary, especially the Ninth Circuit, has been the single biggest stumbling block for Trump's agenda.
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It's stable on your back, doesn't sway when stumbling over rocky trails, and stands up on its own when set down.
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Once Biden ceased to be a concept — the generic Democrat — and became a living, breathing, stumbling, fumbling candidate, voters turned away.
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And in all their cases, their gender wouldn't be a stumbling block they'd have to get over to beat Trump onstage.
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Earlier this month, a 3-year-old leopard had the misfortune of stumbling into a 60-foot well in Junnar, India.
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Entrepreneurs told Hannon in her book that marketing and selling — even if they had a great idea — was the stumbling block.
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The lack of trust architecture is the defining stumbling block that keeps money from moving more easily to the developing world.
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I realize now that they couldn't see my bloody legs in the dark – just a girl in bare feet stumbling everywhere.
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Serbia's position on Kosovo has been one of the main stumbling blocks in its own bid to join the European Union.
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Instead, "Ben-Hur" highlights the difference between merely saddling up and stumbling to the finish line, versus actually winning the race.
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Glass ceiling has been seen as a stumbling block for a long time for females to take a top leadership position.
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The revelation of Hillary Clinton's pneumonia diagnosis over the weekend, coupled with the images of her stumbling while leaving a Sept.
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She grabbed her dog and ran out the door ... stumbling into the lobby to find neighbors covered in blood and debris.
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Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi Now a mom, Polizzi might be finished with her days of stumbling around on New Jersey beaches. Maybe.
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Since the election, random people have been stumbling upon prime DGAF Hillary Clinton in the woods near her home in Chappaqua.
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However, Morono's power soon told as Price was staggered by a clubbing left hook to send him stumbling backwards in retreat.
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Yes, there was great pleasure to be had in browsing through search results, stumbling upon new sources, and discovering adjacent facts.
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The only possible stumbling block is semantics: ensuring that the wording won't impinge on a suspect's right to a fair trial.
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Last week marked perhaps the most visible stumbling block for New York City's new, cutting edge public Wi-Fi project, LinkNYC.
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"If Zayn is in a wheelchair than that means he hurt his foot," one fan tweeted after stumbling upon the pictures.
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Democrats welcomed Short's DACA comments, saying they cleared away a major stumbling to legislation to help DACA recipients, known as Dreamers.
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The sheer size of deficits in some company-defined benefit schemes has become a stumbling block in mergers and company rescues.
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Last month, Frankel shared the pain of his brother stumbling upon their father on Street View, just months after his death.
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And the EU's incipient antitrust crackdown against Big Tech—which now involves probes of Amazon and Google—could face stumbling blocks.
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But in truth, the biggest stumbling block for Kavanaugh with social conservatives are the two latter cases, Priests for Life v.
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The cost could prove a stumbling block according to the independent Boston-based group Institute for Clinical and Economic Review (ICER).
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But he thinks the judges unfairly tossed her a major curveball about economic inequality -- and her stumbling response has gone viral.
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Curiously, traders bailed out of retail stocks Friday, with the sector stumbling 1.8 percent, thanks largely to a plunge by JCPenney.
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EISEN: WELL, I KNOW YOU HAVE BEEN THINKING A LOT ABOUT THIS AS OIL AND PRODUCTIVITY THE STUMBLING BLOCKS FOR YOU.
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When he shows up on his doorstep later that night, stumbling drunk, his family looks at him with anger and disgust.
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Head straight to this member's-only rum bar that's stumbling distance from the Staples Center and ask for a rum tasting.
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And she must guide it to the 2020 Olympics, after two years of stumbling, costly preparations that have dampened public enthusiasm.
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Thailand's economy has been stumbling since the army seized power in May 2014, hurt by weak exports and sluggish domestic demand.
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It was like an idiot stumbling over the remains of Troy and trying to make sense of what he had found.
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The stories of companies stumbling in the face of disruptive change, such as Kodak, Blockbuster, RadioShack and Blackberry are well documented.
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Healthcare companies were among the top percentage losers on the benchmark, with medical device maker Fisher & Paykel Healthcare stumbling 2.8 percent.
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The stumbling block in the House has been the entirely legitimate concerns that parents and activists have raised about student privacy.
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Netflix (NFLX) is up about 40% for the year, but has been stumbling since the summer when it missed analysts expectations.
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Keegan Bradley, who began the day just three strokes off the lead, was tied with García after stumbling to a 76.
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"I became the Forrest Gump of counterterrorism and law enforcement," he said, stumbling in and out of the margins of history.
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That, Axelrod said, could prove a major stumbling block for Sanders, who is polling well behind Clinton with African-American voters.
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Mays left with the enduring image of him stumbling around in center field during the 1973 World Series at age 42.
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Democrats have criticized DeVos for her lack of educational experience and for stumbling over some questions during her confirmation hearing. Sen.
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Shortly after, President Trump shared a video that was spliced to make it seem like Pelosi was stumbling over her words.
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People are stumbling into locations and obtaining commercial images that say what they are consuming, so they can pass them around.
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The Note 7 humiliation left many South Koreans wondering whether Samsung — and South Korea in general — is stumbling in that race.
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For people who are stumbling upon this who don't have a perspective on Brighton, what is that characteristic charm or personality?
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After stumbling across the remains of this Cretaceous fungus in Brazil, researchers say it's the oldest fossilized mushroom in the world.
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These massive numbers should make it clear why Medicaid is the key stumbling block in the Obamacare replacement or reform effort.
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Energy stocks climbed 270 percent in January before stumbling nearly 6 percent this week as part of a broad market selloff.
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For weeks we've been seeing the signs — co-workers stumbling back from two-hour lunches that started at 10:15 a.m.
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The biggest stumbling block for conservative evangelicals is the scarlet abortion "A" that Democrats wear for their support of abortion rights.
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Israeli settlements have been one of the main stumbling blocks in Israeli-Palestinian peace talks that have been frozen since 2014.
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The search for Flynn's replacement hit another stumbling block Thursday night when reports revealed that Trump's "outstanding" choice, retired Vice Adm.
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He has amassed more than 8 million signatories, even leading Trump to call him a "crazed and stumbling lunatic" on Twitter.
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After a video surfaced showing the candidate stumbling, her campaign disclosed that she had been diagnosed with pneumonia two days earlier.
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I watch an Elk stumbling toward an expanding horizon, slowly becoming a blade of grass, and then a fleck of pollen.
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"Even when you're kneeling, even when you're stumbling, you've got the legs to stand up and hear your voice," he said.
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That brings us to an additional stumbling block all these vaccines will face: a problem called immune enhancement, or vaccine enhancement.
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Even so, I had a few stumbling blocks: ■ 5A: I'm not a beer drinker, so this was not in my wheelhouse.
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Maybe, like me, they feel like a millennial dipshit for needing to outsource a difficult stumbling block on their parenting journey.
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One major stumbling block: Because Mr. Jawar has dual American citizenship, he isn't yet eligible to run for office in Ethiopia.
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The dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of currencies, stood at 94.371 after stumbling in the last session.
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I'm not sure I've ever read anything that handles the decline of one's children with such openness and searing, stumbling honesty.
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Chinese perceptions of Impossible Foods' meat recipe may also be a stumbling block, even if the genetically modified soy wins approval.
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Experts told me this could very well be the stumbling block that holds up the next phase of Brexit negotiations, too.
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"Bennet die-hards drawn to awkward, unusual New Hampshire campaign," by Trent Spiner Stumbling over a water bottle and winning votes.
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US 10-YEAR TREASURY YIELDS RISE TO 1.754% ON REPORT THE MAIN STUMBLING BLOCK TO A BREXIT DEAL HAS BEEN REMOVED
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Imagine walking through a forest in Brazil and stumbling across something you know shouldn't be there -- like a humpback whale carcass.
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"I remember stumbling into her universe through a friend of a friend of a friend of a friend," Josh Safdie said.
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He also played in the second-to-last group in the final round of the Masters before stumbling to a 271.
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But there is one considerable stumbling block to early elections, ahead of the natural end of the legislation in February 2018.
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"Watching CATS is like stumbling upon an unholy and heretofore unknown genre of porn," noted The New York Times' Kyle Buchanan.
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Although the actual appropriations still need to be enacted, agreeing on the overall levels was the major stumbling block for 2018.
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Already several youngsters were in pursuit of the ball, stumbling in the twilight, eager to be the one to return it.
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Tripping and stumbling through the chaos, they employ fierce repetition to bring a world, alternately hauntingly still and frantic, to life.
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According to people with knowledge of the process, it's mostly the latter, with the main stumbling block still revolving around price.
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It was more of a wild stumbling back from the edge of a cliff than a grand gesture of self-care.
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The third season of this mystery series begins with a construction crew stumbling on skeletal remains buried deep in English soil.
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Reading it is like stumbling into a cavernous attic full of unimaginably strange artifacts, some of them unforgettable, some merely dross.
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A major stumbling block was that the Obama administration was negotiating with interim Libyan ministers as if they represented a unified government.
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And in a sea of fast-fashion everything, there's nothing better than stumbling upon an indie brand that's making something really good.
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One of the best things about the internet is stumbling onto wild, insane, and totally untrue theories about movies and television shows.
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And because Americans have no drinking culture, as a Brit, stumbling around half-drunk, you're acutely aware of sobriety at every turn.
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It's hard to put into words the excitement I felt stumbling on a backpack that let me hold a few more items.
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In the second round he followed this with the left hook and right straight to send Daley stumbling backwards across the ring.
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In an interview with National Public Radio on January 23rd, Mr Gupta seemed to acknowledge that standing is a potential stumbling block.
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Even in his one impressive victory of recent years—against Travis Browne—Arlovski was repeatedly sent stumbling by blows to the head.
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There are people like me around, stumbling through caring for a child who isn't "neurotypical," and it's comforting to know they exist.
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First-quarter growth was the slowest seen since the second quarter of last year due to poor exports and stumbling capital investment.
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Then suddenly Phogat pulled on Seema's arms, knocked her off balance, and lunged at her like a cheetah attacking a stumbling gazelle.
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But that's no longer true, and China now faces the tricky task of transitioning to much lower growth without stumbling into recession.
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Some users start stumbling around zombie-like after taking them, though these catatonic effects typically wear off after 20 minutes or so.
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By the spring of 2019, Parnas and Fruman's efforts to curry favor with the authorities in Ukraine had hit a stumbling block.
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The rumors that Google is looking to buy part of stumbling Taiwanese smartphone maker HTC might be confirmed or denied very soon.
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While wandering the forest I've found myself rescuing travelers from monster attacks, and accidentally stumbling upon a crew of moblins hunting boar.
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Markets have rallied on hopes that a 24.63-Star/PD deal is in the offing, dismissing a number of apparent stumbling blocks.
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Google's Pixel 2 XL, which has been plagued by screen problems, has another stumbling block to contend with: poor audio recording quality.
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The U.S.-China trade war, slumping car sales and Britain's stumbling European Union exit took their toll on manufacturing activity last month.
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SINGAPORE, Jan 21 (IFR) - Asian financial markets were stumbling once again in the afternoon as crude oil prices fell, erasing morning gains.
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Stumbling across this is stupid shit, she is fine as hell head to toe and garunteed does't know you exist my man.
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But the soft spots into which the global economy keeps stumbling suggest that this desire may be inconsistent with steady, robust growth.
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In an effort to revive his stumbling campaign he declared that Britain must leave the EU on October 31st, "do or die".
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BRITAIN'S National Health Service often seems to be stumbling from crisis to crisis, but its latest problem is a self-inflicted wound.
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And with good reason: the thing flies like its being piloted by a college freshman stumbling back from their first frat party.
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After stumbling upon the story of 153-year-old World War II veteran Jim Schlegel, he knew he had found his man.
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Now, video footage reportedly shows the teen stumbling into the freezer on her own, seemingly undercutting online rumors that she was murdered.
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Yet Duterte's homophobic slur reveals not a well-conceived strategy to hedge between superpowers, but a country stumbling towards a dangerous isolation.
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The border between Ireland and Northern Ireland (a part of the U.K.) is one of the biggest stumbling blocks in Brexit talks.
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Because stumbling upon and scooping up finds like, for example, a pair of cat paw tongs, tastes like a true kitchen victory.
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No one is at ease in this bunker, not with Howard stumbling over the line between prescient hero and gun-toting lunatic.
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Because no one wants to be papped stumbling out of the Westminster bar at 4 AM when they're trying to win votes.
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In his book, "Stumbling on Happiness, " the psychologist and author Daniel Gilbert explains how the endowment effect is woven throughout our lives.
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Even stumbling happy warriors like Jeb Bush have tried to show they're mad as hell and not going to take it anymore.
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Exporters lost ground, with Toyota Motor Corp shedding 1.4 percent, Mazda Motor Corp stumbling 2.0 percent and Panasonic Corp declining 1.0 percent.
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If Comey's statement is any indication of his testimony, it seems the President's roadblocks may be his administration's own insurmountable stumbling blocks.
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Stocks are still going strong, but indications that things could cool down would be at the very least a significant stumbling block.
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To whet your appetite, the video starts with a clip of Eleven stumbling upon Barb's bloated, decaying body in the Upside Down.
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It shows Woods stumbling through field sobriety tests, wobbling on the side of the road and at times confused about officers' commands.
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I can just imagine stumbling across an ancient ruin or running from a dangerous creature with the song playing in the background.
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Valle managed to order an Uber, and made her way outside, stumbling down the stairs of her apartment building just before fainting.
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The stumbling block is General Khalifa Haftar, who leads the Operation Dignity forces and has the backing of Egypt and the UAE.
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But the lawsuit was a huge wake-up for developers about the potential costs of stumbling into a security or privacy flaw.
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Iran became the main stumbling block to an initiative by OPEC and non-OPEC Russia earlier this year to freeze output globally.
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The less technical answer to Johnson's dry spell, of course, is that the long haul of weekends has become a stumbling block.
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And Jonathan Easley will report on how Trump and Clinton are stumbling toward their conventions, unable to capitalize on each others' mistakes.
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The bill has already faced stumbling blocks, with President Donald Trump reversing his earlier support and the Senate's No. 3 Republican, Sen.
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Animals, on the other hand, have been successfully adapting and evolving to meet the world's challenges long before we were stumbling around.
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GLASSY-EYED young men stumbling through the streets is not an unusual sight in Newcastle, a city well known for its partying.
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Removing one major stumbling block for the dollar, the U.S. Congress on Thursday passed legislation to temporarily fund the government through Dec.
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" The company is "continuing to hum along," even as "many of their well-known tech peers [are] going into major stumbling blocks.
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The controversial gun-related provisions of Cornyn's bill are a stumbling block for a Senate effort address the issue this year. Sens.
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"Stephen and I were looking to replace traditional blood tests, and we ended up stumbling across something far better," Ms. Tariyal said.
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There's something special about stumbling upon a beautiful street with tree-lined sidewalks, cobblestone walkways, and colorful homes in a neat row.
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They think ahead toward the challenges they're likely to face and they create plans for overcoming the stumbling blocks they anticipate encountering.
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Whenever I watched the real Sanders get stuck in the backfield and encounter a stumbling defender, my thought was: Hit spin button!
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Business spending isn't booming The market appears to have become more reliant on repurchases, with stocks stumbling when buybacks get turned off.
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One area of concern identified by lobbyists as a possible stumbling block is Lighthizer's aim of incorporating U.S.-specific automotive content requirements.
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Clinton having a coughing fit and a scene of her stumbling into a vehicle when she came down with pneumonia last month.
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One stumbling block to trans-American routes is federal sonic boom regulation which has prevented supersonic travel over U.S. skies since 1973.
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Roughly around the same time Mayer was getting deep into Yahoo, Zuckerberg was coming to grips with his company's stumbling mobile strategy.
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Friedman supports settlements, which the Obama administration cites as a key stumbling block to getting a peace deal between Israel and Palestine.
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Roger Ailes died recently, at the age of seventy-seven, during a week when the ground shook beneath a stumbling Donald Trump.
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I think it's Orson Welles who said that the greatest danger or the greatest potential stumbling block for creativity is total freedom.
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His contract reportedly became a stumbling block to a Melo deal because the Knicks didn't want it, and neither did anybody else.
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Ernő pulled Rubï through the foyer, the pair stumbling from their apartment building and into the cold, wet New York City streets.
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Their best pitcher, Stephen Strasburg, just went on the DL, and now here they come, stumbling into view of the Mets' periscope.
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Stumbling upon what looks like one of the eggs from 'Alien', I find a group of eight people deep in conversation inside.
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While it sounds outrageous, keeping a detached human head alive is not the main stumbling block, and may even currently be possible.
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The major stumbling block remains Northern Ireland, which wants its borders with Ireland (a member of the European Union) to remain open.
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These Stolpersteine ("stumbling stones") are meant to shock Germans into contemplating their country's darkest time as they go about their daily life.
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Congress hangs in the balance with November's elections, and ongoing fracturing will be a stumbling block to advancing a conservative policy agenda.
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One potential stumbling block in his record could be a 2012 investigation into whether he misused a military aircraft for personal travel.
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For the peace talks stumbling in Ukraine, where Moscow and Kiev have incompatible visions for elections in the separatist areas in October?
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The stolpersteine, or stumbling stones, are now everywhere; the small brass bricks inlaid in sidewalks that recall a single Jewish life curtailed.
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Critics doubt that Russia will ever have the means to deliver so much, given its stumbling economy and relatively depressed oil prices.
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The desperation that followed Maria's devastation and the stumbling response has given way to uncertainty for many Puerto Ricans throughout the country.
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With those stumbling blocks cleared, it hoped the two governments could focus on the more pressing crisis of North Korea's nuclear weapons.
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" When the menacing production of "Numb Numb Juice" fizzles away, the crowd is met with Q stumbling across the stage to "Chopstix.
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Before long, 28.5 million users were roaming the streets at odd hours, eyes glued to their smartphones, even stumbling into unexpected places.
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But as his remarks about Cuban doctors show, that would hardly stop him from stumbling in and ripping apart what's currently working.
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Or, contrary to the rule's stated intention to stop kids from "stumbling across" porn online, they could just search Twitter or Reddit.
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The next afternoon, Veleria Sharp, 48, a paralegal who had been shot, was seen stumbling down a street and begging for help.
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Trump knows that if the economy goes south -- or is perceived to be stumbling -- he is in deep, deep trouble in 2020.
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And so, after stumbling with its first "Spider-Man" resurrection, it cut a deal with Marvel, which is also not inherently interesting.
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The London Stock Exchange cited the Hong Kong government's sway over the Asian's exchange's parent company as a potential regulatory stumbling block.
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Still, Taylor's case offers more evidence that school districts often seem to be stumbling in their approach to sexual abuse among students.
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Disputes over finance have been a stumbling block at the talks, as well as monitoring and reporting countries' efforts to reduce emissions.
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This can lead them to prepare for war, making it likelier that an accident or miscalculation could send them stumbling into one.
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In early 2016, for instance, he was harshly criticized for stumbling through an interview with The New York Daily News's editorial board.
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He has scored goals with the back of his head, stumbling and pushing the ball with his face, and with his back.
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Stumbling over his words, Harbour said that he couldn't say, and told viewers to watch the show next season to find out.
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Chelsea is still the favorite for the title, with the only obvious stumbling block being a trip to Everton on April 30.
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Ms. Winters said "she had accidentally poured the drink on victims's head after stumbling/tripping near her," according to the police report.
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My own history more honestly resembles stumbling around in the dark — and asking my local wine shop experts for blind personal recommendations.
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The rules are basically the same for cluing the cryptic crosswords of both countries, but cultural differences might be a stumbling block.
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The other stumbling block was the agency&aposs inability to make a persuasive argument and tell a compelling story to a judge.
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He said that later on he would reveal new plans to address homelessness, one of the biggest stumbling blocks for his administration.
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"The war continues to rage and there are many signs that the Minsk process is stumbling over Russia's perpetual masquerade," he write.
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Stumbling technology stocks could soon face another hurdle if the Federal Reserve follows through on raising interest rates, Credit Suisse strategists said.
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He's relying on a general election message to work in big-state strategy, with a few front-runners stumbling along the way.
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Iran has been a stumbling block to the Saudi plan, aiming to raise its oil output to reach pre-sanction export levels.
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The stumbling block: In doing the above (save for the watch dress et al), Mr. Scott mostly wasn't practicing what he preached.
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In "Trying to Solve a Bigger Math Problem," Emily Hanford writes: Algebra is clearly a stumbling block for many incoming college students.
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In the video posted by a Twitter user who was at the event, Clinton can be seen stumbling into a black van.
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Though it's hardly perfect — stumbling particularly with Pape's films — it features galleries of exquisite beauty and command, especially in the early stretches.
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The everyday Canadians who stepped up to help are stumbling, as are the Syrian families trying to go forward on their own.
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People love stumbling across a new weird thing out on the street, but when it comes to car buying, they skew conservative.
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Such issues were consistently cited as stumbling blocks for a deal, particularly by Republicans, and led to several moments of stalled talks.
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"They were a singularly sociopathic" media institution, Peter Thiel declares, stumbling a bit when asked if he is secretly suing someone else.
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Drinking at Frankie's is like stumbling into the secret bar you wish your grandfather had built in the basement in the 1950s.
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I'm sat here, outside the 02 arena, stumbling around for half an already smoked cigarette, and I don't even smoke any more.
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Rewind. Managed to get the Yellow Devil down to its last hit, only to die after stumbling through a set of cheap attacks?
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But beyond news coverage from sites that are largely critical, the odds of randomly stumbling across an actual Daily Stormer article are low.
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In Germany, perhaps the biggest stumbling-block, Mrs Merkel's weaker domestic position will make it harder for her to stare down her critics.
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It doesn't need to be this way though, particularly if price was the stumbling block preventing you from becoming a smug Mac owner.
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Perseverance means embracing rejection, pain, and failure, because you know that the stumbling blocks ahead are going to make you stronger and wiser.
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DHS also notes that the exploit code is not publicly available, so there's not much risk of a random hacker stumbling across it.
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One moment you're politely enjoying your second glass of rosé, and the next you're stumbling into your bathroom trying not to puke everywhere.
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The vast majority of respondents across countries cite government corruption as a stumbling block to development, as well as lack of employment opportunities.
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There's something funny about somebody a hundred years from now actually stumbling onto this book at a garage sale and assuming it's real.
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We sat through Nick explaining, shortly after stumbling into Santa Claus in the woods, that he has been dumped on TV twice before.
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"This Administration and a bare majority of the Senate, walking arm-and-arm, are not stumbling unaware towards a homogeneous judiciary," Reeves said.
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Searching for "magikarp died" on Twitter is like stumbling into a collective rant, filled with shock, swear words, and many very good screenshots.
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The Kasich campaign already faces one stumbling block in the state, they failed to file a candidate statement for the Oregon Voters' Pamphlet.
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Going from zine to zine was like stumbling upon troves of personal journals with each author pulling you into their own little universe.
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More than half of all consumers report buying products online after stumbling across them on social media, according to a Curalate consumer survey.
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Kids using the normal version of YouTube, as opposed to the YouTube Kids app, are always at risk of stumbling upon strange material.
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The past year has seen Silicon Valley's information gatekeepers take definite, if stumbling, steps to keep this kind of content off its platforms.
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Two-time Olympic silver medallist Evgenia Medvedeva of Russia was sixth after falling on a triple lutz and stumbling on a double axel.
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For the second time in three days, the market slumped on concerns that China, the second-largest economy in the world, is stumbling.
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With little over half an hour to go to the 1 PM slot I'd fabricated, I begin stumbling over to the press tent.
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