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Particularly after high-profile incidents that imply a sudden change in society or a sudden change in reality in a threatening way.
" It was "painful," and a "sudden change in dynamics.
How do you react when a sudden change comes along?
Eye tracking data showed a sudden change in their behavior.
No explanation was given for the sudden change in plans.
So what's prompted Tim and company's sudden change of heart?
A sudden change in performance appraisals is a red flag.
An imminent risk is a sudden change in climate policy.
And the pressure that's come with the sudden change is showing.
I am scared my life will suffer some dramatic, sudden change.
But what forced this sudden change in the rhetoric from Beijing?
No one, certainly not the sceptics, predicted the sudden change of tone.
Unsurprisingly, the palace is concerned by the public's sudden change of opinion.
But the predominantly white power base wasn't receptive to the sudden change.
And in the event of a sudden change, we'll let you know.
You could also see a sudden change in European politics toward populism.
Then, this past June, he had a sudden change of heart: Why?
They do, however, offer a reason for that sudden change in focus.
The sudden change in pressure releases carbon dioxide trapped in the bottle.
Gateway project: Barring a sudden change, this will fall by the wayside.
Of all of the show's paintings, Sudden Change is perhaps the most striking.
Swaps are commonly used to hedge against a sudden change in interest rates.
Mr. Orban's sudden change in policy left Mr. Angyan disillusioned, and feeling betrayed.
The sudden change, though it was technically necessary, has caused several awkward questions.
There is a sudden change in the perception of Indian investors as well.
Their early statements in power do not indicate a sudden change of heart.
A sudden change — like Houston's 50 inches in rain — can upend the playbook.
The President must be credible on a seemingly incredibly sudden change of perspective.
Like a good playlist, Pablo also feels mercurial and subject to sudden change.
This is especially important if you have a sudden change in your financial situation.
McDonald was skeptical that a sudden change in those odds could be protected against.
A sudden change to the city's blood-donation rules had given them a fright.
The traditions of geology demand a clear and sudden change, visible in the rocks.
But this isn't the first sudden change of heart for Devitt in recent months.
A sudden change Five days later, on Monday, May 7, a surprise call came.
Like the shale boom, the coming supply surge is a sudden change in dynamics.
However, there is a debate over whether Powell really was telegraphing a sudden change.
Experiencing a gradual, but often sudden, change of perspective is part of growing up.
Some believe McDaniels's sudden change of heart was related to doubts about Luck's health.
Bennett was hardly the only one who saw a sudden change in the market.
If there is a sudden change of heart, both parties can agree to an extension.
A sudden change of tack by the BoJ would be felt far beyond Japan's shores.
After the sudden change, epidemiologists warned that the true picture of the epidemic is muddled.
A sudden change of mind could also go down—let yourself be flexible and free.
There is no explanation so far as to why it made the sudden change of course.
If my husband felt any satisfaction at my sudden change of heart, he didn't show it.
The long run-up in share prices is one explanation for the sudden change of mood.
The question now is how Trump and the Congress deal with this sudden change of plans.
" The sudden change also led to not-so-subtle hints from her instructors to "lengthen out.
The announcement, made in a Twitter posting, did not explain the reason for the sudden change.
Once the cork pops, a sudden change in pressure releases carbon dioxide trapped in the bottle.
But the sudden change in the trip dampened investor hopes for a breakthrough in the negotiations.
The challenge is when distillers see a sudden change in demand, it's hard to respond quickly.
But the decision to return to the Moon shouldn't be construed as a sudden change of face.
KLM regrets the inconvenience caused to its passengers who were confronted with this sudden change of circumstances.
The planet of sudden change, revolution, and upheaval will begin its annual retrograde next Tuesday, August 7.
And even if his supporters could forgive the sudden change of tone, it probably wouldn't yield results.
Now, though, with India's sudden change to the status quo in the region, war talk has returned.
Then, about 229 seconds after the flash, a loud sound and sudden change of air pressure followed.
This sudden change was soon celebrated around the world as the first sprout of the Arab Spring.
As more information trickles out about the sudden change in enforcement, journalists and the public have demanded answers.
Rogers said he wishes he had given more warning before the sudden change to the terms of service.
The sudden change in sentiment could cause some investors to move to cash as well, some strategists said.
Of all the planets, Dewhirst explains, Uranus is the maverick, the planet of revolution, sudden change, and innovation.
Weinberg told CNBC Monday that Japan may not be ready for a sudden change in central bank policy.
No event in US history caused such a dramatic and sudden change in media trends as 9/11.
A sudden change in the music caused a woman, who was presumably sleeping, to let out a shriek.
George Washington, he cried, a sudden change of tone, I love George Washington, he is my favorite person.
I believe that change within people is inevitable, either it being a sudden change, or a gradual one.
A second investor said that while the supervisory board's choices had often been unsatisfactory, sudden change could backfire.
Russian state media has placed the blame for the incident on the "sudden change of direction " of the Chancellorsville.
Judges questioned the sudden change after a DOJ lawyer had represented there would be no question on the form.
Having a sudden change in how your brain works also places you outside yourself, questioning what's happening to you.
What I heard from different people was that he played a role in the sudden change in Saleh Abdeslam.
But as president, Bloomberg may need to prepare to lead a divided Congress — and country — resistant to sudden change.
I don't disagree with anything he's saying here - I'm just a little surprised by the sudden change in tone.
A sudden change or a few good-faith actions don't mean much if you avoid accountability for your mistakes.
It was a sudden decision in response to a sudden change of circumstances, not a gradual erosion of trust.
Expect more surprises ahead, since Uranus, the planet of sudden change, is tied into the moon's energy at the moment.
But after searching through their luggage and discovering the Curious George manuscript, the soldiers had a sudden change of heart.
Filmed by flugsnug, the landings at BHX airport are difficult because of the sudden change in wind speed and direction.
When a schema no longer matches a sudden change in the environment, the world moves into a state of disequilibrium.
But as the results came in, there was a sudden change of tone and both the dollar and equities rallied.
B: This interview was cut short because of a sudden change of demeanor when I started asking questions about Stardawg.
Changing colors: In some cases, a sudden change in eye color can be a signal of a serious health issue.
In the past few days, many members of the media have pointed out a sudden change in President Trump's priorities.
If they have a sudden change of heart and demand the exercises be cancelled there should not be a meeting.
He told them what his vision was and they went along with it, so why the sudden change of heart?
A Buckingham Palace spokesperson confirmed the reports to Insider, however they declined to provide the reason behind the sudden change.
She said she had never seen Mr. Ellison be abusive, although she was hurt by his sudden change of heart.
The study by Simon Jaeger, Benjamin Schoefer and Joerg Heining took advantage of a sudden change in German corporate law.
"The sudden change in geopolitical risk" could cause crude prices to jump between $5 and $10 a barrel, Midgley said.
"We're in the second leg of the tour, and there actually has been a sudden change," she said in the clip.
And that is because of a sudden change in dividend policy that I did not expect and was not my fault.
And that is because of a sudden change in dividend policy that I did not expect and was not my fault.
But it's still clear that many scientists are uncomfortable discussing the sudden change in how the executive branch perceives their work.
So when the voice says, "Sudden change in Doppler," the whole room claps for a brief second, and then goes quiet.
The first time the sudden change happened, she was shocked by the effect the green light had on her emotional state.
NASA never explained exactly why Epps was reassigned, fueling accusations that there were racist or sexist motivations behind the sudden change.
A sudden change in diet or going without food can seriously harm the health of prisoners with conditions such as diabetes.
It won't be easy or pretty, and barring a sudden change in electoral makeup, it would set them opposite the law.
With '2 Fast', the sudden change within the track is very K-pop because K-pop itself changes all the time.
While the reasons behind Jenner's sudden change of heart are unclear, it's not the first time she has retreated from the spotlight.
Initially, production issues were thought to be the reason for the sudden change in the schedule, but instead Drake took full responsibility.
One should also look for gestures of violence and low commitment or aspirations towards school, or a sudden change in academic performance.
But barring a sudden change, the president is expected sign the legislation into law and prevent the second partial shutdown since December.
Because the red bees were city bees, nobody took the sudden change in the color of their honey as a promising development.
The cancellation was reported in multiple Irish media outlets, with no explanation beyond "scheduling conflicts" given for the sudden change of heart.
Republicans, in turn, appear to have asked few questions about Mr. Khawaja's sudden change of affiliation or the source of his funds.
Let us know in the comments if you've ever experienced a sudden change in your hair growth — and how you dealt with it.
Eclipses are typically a highly emotional period of sudden change and surprise, and Cancers are especially impacted because they're ruled by the moon.
The S.E.C. hopes to show that the information about the asset sale caused a sudden change in sentiment, a harbinger of insider trading.
The markets wobbled and sterling depreciated as one poll after another seemed to confirm the sudden change and the number of undecideds fell.
It marked a sudden change in fortune for Graham and Trump, who in recent months had been increasingly close and frequent golf partners.
Michal "Carmac" Blicharz, the lead organizer of IEM, became emotional as he apologized to fans for the sudden change during the event's broadcast.
The sudden change in demand is prompting creative thinking to get gig workers back to steady employment, or at the very least, paid.
The sudden change came just a few days after the top US diplomat responded angrily to an interviewer from the public radio outlet.
Socrates fabricates ambitiously scaled commissions in its on-site facilities and was able to respond nimbly to Mr. Ward's sudden change in course.
But now, the star seems to have had a sudden change of heart — as she stepped out Tuesday night wearing an entirely new look.
"This sudden change in policy is worrying ... to all U.S. allies in the region," former Iraqi foreign minister Hoshyar Zebari told the Washington Post.
By "osmotic shock," the researchers are referring to a process whereby a sudden change in water concentration disrupts the normal functioning of a cell.
Uranus is known as the planet of sudden change, upheaval, and revolution, but one of his favorite activities is questioning authority and social programming.
But at least the writers were aware that, like Jon, viewers were going to need some convincing to accept her sudden change in heart.
He has fully moved on from the guilt he felt around Lesky's death, but the sudden change in his demeanor isn't comforting, it's alarming.
Faced with sudden change, such as that which comes from being plonked down in novel but not inimical situations, it ups its game accordingly.
"Coming out in the second half I thought our defense did an excellent job in a couple of those sudden change situations," Garrett said.
But Jetstar will cancel nine flights after "a sudden change in today's forecast for this evening in Bali," it said in a website update.
So, how do you take that loving relationship and this great motherly care and, all of a sudden, (change that) into some monstrous killing?
The sudden change could be a troubling sign for Qoros, which was founded in 2007 and is yet to build a major customer base.
"We're in the second leg of the tour, and there actually has been a sudden change," she revealed after thanking fans for their support.
The sudden change in plans for the F.B.I. project has already prompted an inspector general's report that documented the president's involvement in the process.
The volatile trading on Monday reflected a sudden change in expectations about the potential for a trade deal between the United States and China.
"A sudden change in the currency regime can threaten many firms," Mladek was quoted by daily Hospodarske Noviny as saying at an industry conference.
Alexandra Macon, a Vogue editor who covered the wedding for the magazine, revealed that Serena completely kept her composure despite the sudden change of plans.
But the crown was now weaker for a longer period and the outlook did not suggest a sudden change, which he said multiplied the impact.
In some pieces carbon deposits are over 50% above permitted levels, risking fracture in case of a sudden change in the temperature of the steel.
In the case of Facebook, users ended up relenting and accepting the new reality (as users almost always do when Facebook makes a sudden change).
The analysts put the sudden change down to the end of the government shutdown, seasonal factors as well as an improvement in the underlying picture.
But incrementalists who caution against a Conyers or Bernie Sanders–style sudden change never consider improving Medicare to prepare the ground for such a change.
Jackson, 50, last year said she was postponing her "Unbreakable" music tour due to a "sudden change" in the couple's plans to start a family.
Without any sudden change in the race, Mr. Biden will most likely claim another series of victories next Tuesday in Florida, Illinois, Ohio and Arizona.
Some were stunned by the sudden change in leadership, even though General McMaster's status with Mr. Trump was known to have been shaky for weeks.
All of this means North Korea's decision not to launch any missiles in recent weeks isn't a sign of a sudden change of heart in Pyongyang.
Chief financial officers, like just about everyone else, may have been surprised by the sudden change in what seemed like a trade war nearing its end.
Mr Bamman explains that identifying individual people might also help algorithms to understand plot, since a sudden change in personnel usually indicates a change of scene.
Heading into the already confirmed Season 3, Barry has plenty of big questions to answer, made even more dire by the sudden change in its lead.
On another dating show, the camera might change the music to indicate the sudden change in mood and zoom in on Gurki's face as she's insulted.
"We don't do this in our daily lives, and the sudden change to this during a vacation can be a shock to a relationship," she said.
The worry is that the negotiations will fail, leading to a sudden change in trading rules, the so-called cliff edge scenario feared by many businesses.
The sudden change came after months in which Mr. Kim presented himself as a statesman, changing his image from tyrant to moderate on the world stage.
Everything from a natural disaster to a sudden change in state law could spell increased costs for insurance companies, and eventually, increased costs for drivers, too.
In the meantime, she rinsed four cups in hot water so a sudden change in temperature — hot coffee hitting a cold cup — wouldn't shock the coffee.
But some investors were puzzled by the Fed's sudden change of heart, and others worried that it revealed the risk of a recession on the horizon.
But nine Jetstar flights will be cancelled after "a sudden change in today's forecast for this evening in Bali," Jetstar said in an update on its website.
It was a sudden change from the president, who has spent the past week equivocating blame around the Charlottesville white supremacist rally, which turned violent last weekend.
For pregnant people in their first trimester, the sudden change in hormones and increase of blood volume can trigger tension headaches, according to the American Pregnancy Association.
But the only way to know if that has happened is to watch for a sudden change in velocity, a markedly different Doppler shift in the signal.
Baba Chawesh is more forthright about what motivated the sudden change of heart: "If we didn't do this, our community wouldn't survive," the 72-year-old says.
"Unfortunately, very few observations were sent into the Eclipse Committee describing the effect that the darkness or sudden change of temperature had on plants," the group lamented.
"While the trade rhetoric continues, the tariff rhetoric continues ... nothing here is going to create a sudden change in profile or deliveries or orders volume," Muilenburg said.
The only significant piece of data that even roughly correlated with the sudden change in the market's trend lines was the news that wages were going up.
And if you have people at the bottom who can't read, nothing you can do at the top is going to all of a sudden change that.
"The sudden change in clock time disrupts sleep and wake patterns, decreasing total sleep time and sleep quality, and leading to decrements in daytime cognition," Paruthi says.
Chinese trade negotiators had a sudden change of plans Friday, canceling a visit to meet U.S. farmers after they wrapped up trade talks in Washington this week.
In a rare demonstration on June 10th in the heart of Shanghai hundreds of homeowners protested at a sudden change in planning regulations that would lower property values.
Jameson's sudden change of heart allegedly came after an FBI employee, on the same day, called his cell phone from a line in the FBI's Washington, DC, office.
"It is hard to expect a sudden change in the current Monetary Policy Council's (MPC) policy," Zubelewicz said in an interview published by state agency PAP on Thursday.
Uranus's reentry into Aries will also spark a conversation (or confrontation) you had last spring—a sudden change was made then that is meant to be revisited now.
And while the sudden change in temperature marks the official call for a closet swap — see ya in six months, cutoffs — the same goes for our vanities, too.
But she had her knives out as well, calling out those present for their unconvincing sudden change of heart regarding how important the internet is to their constituents.
The proof: Holmes debuted the shoulder-length chop at Chanel Artists Dinner during the Tribeca Film Festival this Monday, and we were pleasantly surprised by the sudden change.
Since he never knew when she'd have a sudden change of mood and stop talking, he put up with her griping afterward about what the doctor had said.
The bank gave few details about the sudden change, other than to say the move was linked to "ongoing reviews" by regulators into the bank's retail sales practices.
However, according to research by Peter Simi, a sociologist at Chapman University in Orange County, California, most former white supremacists do not experience a sudden change of heart.
The sudden change of heart made Cramer wonder why so many commentators told investors to stay out of the market because of the tax plan's effect on stocks.
The sudden change in rules sparked chaos at some of the country's largest airports, including Chicago's O'Hare, where returning Americans faced hours-long lines in cramped arrivals halls.
Whether it was the sudden change from Shawnee to the big box store or the effect of the food, caffeine and nicotine he had consumed, he was overwhelmed.
"We're in the second leg of the tour, and there actually has been a sudden change," Jackson, 49, said in a video selfie posted on her Twitter account.
The sudden change jolted investors who had expected Marchionne, who nearly tripled Ferrari's value since taking it public in 2015, to stay on as CEO and chairman until 2021.
The sudden change of plans came as Trump and his top advisers returned to the White House after his address to a joint session of Congress on Tuesday night.
According to iG, the mall attributed the accident to a "sudden change in wind position" in a statement and said the car owner is currently being assisted with repairs.
This sudden change in behavior worried shelter volunteers, not only because of March's mental heath, but also because the dog's depressed state was turning away his new, potential adopters.
The sudden change jolted investors who had expected Marchionne, who nearly tripled Ferrari's value since taking it public in 23, to stay on as CEO and chairman until 24.
The sudden change of guard could impact policy-making and business confidence at a time of economic trouble, pushing the cash-strapped South Asian country even closer to Beijing.
The meat of this episode is in the sudden change of heart that one of the other jurors experiences, causing her to find sufficient evidence that Jeffries is innocent.
So unless Republicans have a sudden change of heart and get Trump to try to make the ACA marketplaces work, Democrats are going to have to keep fighting back.
"Pokémon Shield" offers a brief history of how the happy, coral-like water/rock creature from the earlier games has been heavily impacted by a sudden change in climate.
" Citigroup William Katz wrote however the change may not reflect strategic or financial issues because management had little other news, and that "potentially personal conflict drove the sudden change.
It's kind of like when an actor says they're retiring or a celebrity says they're quitting Twitter, and their publicity skyrockets before they all of a sudden change their minds.
The problem is that while our body clocks can slowly adjust to seasonal changes in the amount of daylight, the sudden change when DST begins throws off our body rhythms.
South Korea's fourth entrant, seven-times major champion Park In-bee, has struggled recently with injuries and would need a sudden change in form to be in the medal hunt.
So while the upcoming earnings release will be all about the holidays, and not the sudden change in cold weather, Cramer thinks the recent blizzard could be a game changer.
The frostiness between the countries is a sudden change from a recent period of warm relations between the South Korean president, Park Geun-hye, and her Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping.
Wheeler being a former coal lobbyist, and Trump being Trump, it's highly unlikely that the EPA will have a sudden change of heart when it comes to regulating coal ash.
But McDonald's is known for its fun, family-friendly atmosphere, and the sudden change in marketing towards an adult audience contradicted that fun culture the company displayed for so long.
Experienced pilots know that a sudden change in the angle of the light that comes through a cabin window can be the first sign that the pilot is changing course.
Perhaps nowhere is this sudden change more obvious than with Sky Bar, Lebanon's legendary, ultra-exclusive rooftop club on the shores of the Mediterranean and overlooking a rebuilt Downtown Beirut.
As the people in the lot worked to adjust to their sudden change in circumstances, they were helped by, among other groups, a loose organization called North Valley Mutual Aid.
THE ONLY TIME YOU GET A REAL BURST AND AN EXPLOSION IS A SUDDEN SURPRISE AND A SUDDEN CHANGE IN THE – THAT WASN'T ANTICIPATED FOR WHICH THE ADJUSTMENT WASN'T MADE.
With the sudden change of guard, Zimbabwe's official media is having a hard time shaking off old habits and is now tailoring its eulogies to fit Emmerson Mnangagwa, Mugabe's successor.
DE) sudden change in chief executive could prolong the lender's restructuring, ratings agency Standard & Poor's (S&P) said as it placed the bank on "credit watch negative" late on Thursday.
Still, the sudden change of tone over a matter of hours on Thursday in Hanoi provided the kind of unpredictable sparks for which both men have come to be known.
But Batman has spent so long fretting about Superman — with at least a somewhat justifiable kernel at the core of his anger — that his sudden change of heart seems bizarre.
Symptoms of these epileptic seizures vary, from an intense sensation of déjà vu and a sudden change in mood to a dreamlike feeling and repetitive movements like blinking, twitching and swallowing.
"Such high leverage could put the company at high risk if there is a sudden change in liquidity or a sharp slowdown in the property market in China," the analysts wrote.
We hadn't had an opportunity to prod Trump on the when and why of his sudden change of heart, especially when he had declined to disavow the position just days earlier.
The switch hasn't yet had any visible impact on existing weather patterns—besides the shift in wind circulation—but the sudden change still has scientists surprised and searching for an explanation.
The Adaptive Cruise Control with Low Speed Follow felt easily perturbed by a sudden change in traffic, reacting like an amateur teen driver with lots of hard stabs of the brakes.
After Bell Biv DeVoe at halftime, he said, we might have to keep the house lights down, because TNT does not like the sudden change in the background during its halftime.
The results reveal a sudden introduction of DNA from a different cattle breed originating in the Indus Valley—perhaps the result of humans adapting to a sudden change to the climate.
Since Bieber gave no explanation for the sudden change, we'll have to assume it's because blonds really do have more fun — or, he was jealous of Zac Efron's newly blond locks.
The better reason to refrain from jumping to conclusions about the Monmouth result was that it's generally a bad idea to automatically "believe" any one new poll showing a sudden change.
More than 800 schools receiving federal funds under the Rural and Low-Income School Program could become ineligible due to a sudden change in bookkeeping, The New York Times reported Friday.
Iger told CNBC on Tuesday that the company's succession plan is designed to ensure a smooth transition, even though the sudden change seems to be contrary to Disney's Wall Street narrative.
This sudden change isn't out of the ordinary for Gomez, who frequently toggles between her short hair and back-grazing extensions, but that doesn't make the hairstyle swap any less exciting.
In the opera, as in the novel, a young nobleman at the court of Elizabeth I falls in love and goes on military adventures before experiencing a sudden change of sex.
"In our view, the seriousness of the allegation and sudden change in leadership could have severe repercussions for Future Land's reputation and brand name," S&P Global Ratings said in a statement.
" Last fall, Giancarlo told the Financial Times in London, "As someone who was appointed by both President Trump and President Obama, my position on these markets is not going through sudden change.
Everyone's going through this period of sudden change and a lot of people are experiencing it as — it's kind of like a collective grief, or not even grief ... Just, like, collective alarm.
MILAN, Jan 11 (Reuters) - Intesa Sanpaolo's sudden change of plan for tackling bad debts was driven by the European Central Bank's tough line on problem loans, sources familiar with the matter said.
But the sudden change is not expected to have an immediate impact because MUFG chief Hirano remains in charge of the financial conglomerate and its 300 trillion yen ($2.7 trillion) in assets.
The fact that a commission allowed him to fight at all back in February is startling in itself given the nine years of inactivity he had before his sudden change in tune.
She stopped short of saying she was pregnant at the time, but it was clear the "sudden change" had to be something that big for her to scrap the long-planned tour.
Few expected the sudden change in presidents — after several days of intense negotiations among a few party leaders — would bring change to their lives, though they expressed the hope that it would.
"One thing we know, he's not cheap," Mr. Rivers quipped in making the introduction, prompting a tweeted response from Mr. Quirk-Garvan, who raised questions about Mr. Rivers' sudden change of heart.
Spend more time with his car collection, for starters: Elsewhere in Facebook: As the company's F8 developer conference opens this week, some developers are rankled by sudden change to its privacy policies.
Shank describes 6,000 meters as a boundary where a great, sudden change in species occurs thanks to the crushing pressure, a pressure he described as 16,747 airliners plopped on top of a dime.
Part of public redesign recoil comes from people's instinctive distaste for sudden change, said Debbie Millman, host of the podcast Design Matters and the School of Visual Arts' chair of master's in branding.
If you're in a long-term relationship, however, a sudden change in your sex life can throw you for a loop, and Winter says it's important to address it sooner rather than later.
The sudden change in attorneys comes ahead of the expected start of informal meetings with prosecutors and judges to discuss pretrial preparations, an indication that there will be no new charges against Ghosn.
Hinting at a possible pregnancy, Jackson last month announced that she was temporarily halting her "Unbreakable World Tour" because of a "sudden change" that required her and her husband to plan a family.
A resident of the Missouri tourist town of Branson says she understands how a duck boat got caught on the lake before it capsized because of a sudden change in the weather that day.
Risks to the world economy remain to the downside and include sharply weaker global growth and a sudden change to expectations regarding the U.S. Federal Reserve's interest rate path, Societe Generale warned on Tuesday.
Answering questions about the issue for the first time since his sudden change, Trump said he abandoned his long-held "birther" views on Friday because he "just wanted to get on with" his campaign.
A sudden change in health, a stroke, or a more gradual shift in driving abilities all might signal the right time to drop driving, Bingham, who wasn't involved in the study, added by email.
Of course, any time you stop taking hormonal birth control you could experience symptoms like those associated with the "crash" thanks to a sudden change in the amount of extra hormones in your system.
But by studying thousands of prices, Cavallo finds that the "Amazon effect" can react faster to "shocks" like spiking gas prices, natural disasters, a sudden change in the value of the dollar, or tariffs.
In ending DACA, Sessions and Trump abruptly changed the renewal deadline for many to October 2017, and they did not take the minimum step of sending letters to those affected about the sudden change.
Later this month European Union leaders hope to agree on a deal on a standstill transition deal to protect business from the economic shock of a "cliff edge" Brexit and sudden change of rules.
Kimberly Williams, a Comcast customer service rep in Jackson, Mississippi, stepped up to contact emergency services after speaking on the phone with Magennis, whose sudden change in verbal demeanor raised a red flag for Williams.
"We expect the BOJ will gradually raise the 10-year JGB yield target to avoid a sudden change from the current policy towards an exit," said Atsushi Takeda, chief economist at Itochu Economic Research Institute.
These electronic trading platforms also have years of financial data plugged into them with various kinds of scenario analyses, but one thing they have sometimes appeared unprepared for is a sudden change in policy direction.
Based on the preliminary information made available by the Russian authorities, aviation safety experts said a sudden change in wind speed or direction — a phenomenon known as wind shear — might have contributed to the crash.
The sudden change at the top of the N.A.A.C.P. shows how the energy of liberal activists in the era of President Trump is forcing upheaval even in institutions like a century-old civil rights stalwart.
It seems that Trump's sudden change of heart is due to the influence of US Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin, who has won out over China hawks in the White House like trade adviser Peter Navarro.
"Our company aims to avoid depending highly on certain suppliers, and we may seek new (supply) opportunities," Kitahara said, though like other executives he cautioned against expectations of any sudden change in supply trends among buyers.
As recently as yesterday, however, Schutz had said in interviews that she felt the painting should remain on view, making the apparent sudden change of position expressed in the open letter seem all the more suspect.
We need more books like this one, either by Hartnett or others, to find joy in tragedy and to accept sweeping, sudden change—models that teach us that we are the answer to our own hardship.
In his investor letters and papers, he cites the poems of Goethe, the movies of William Friedkin and George Lucas, and Joseph Campbell's works on mythology as teaching tools for interpreting the whims of sudden change.
"With an aneurysm, a weak part of [a blood vessel in the brain] could rupture at any time, or never rupture at all—but a sudden change in intracranial pressure could cause it to rupture," said Tylor.
Characters like Rick or Carl might bemoan their lost humanity in one episode, only to casually slip into killing machine mode in the next, simply because it's convenient for them to have a sudden change of heart.
She feels a soft-spot for Marcus and returns with him to his dimension: This sudden change in Danvers's demeanor doesn't strike Earth's mightiest heroes as weird, even though they've heard her tale of brainwashing and rape.
In a statement to CNBC, British politician Damian Collins, an outspoken Facebook critic, said it would be understandable if people do not trust Zuckerberg's "sudden change of heart" in advocating for more privacy on the company's platforms.
May's spokeswoman said the prime minister would reiterate Britain's position that it is seeking to agree a time-limited Brexit transition period after March 2019 to avoid a sudden change in trading and regulatory conditions for businesses.
The Speech Production Lab at the University of Texas at Dallas describes it as a "speech disorder that causes a sudden change to speech so that a native speaker is perceived to speak with a 'foreign' accent".
"In the short term, consumers are going to be potentially devastated by the sudden change in out-of-pocket spending," said Leemore Dafny, a health economist at Harvard who has studied the effects of drug copay coupons.
Driving to the right side of the penalty area, she centers in the general direction of Mewis, who lets it roll on to Rapinoe closing in — unmarked in the sudden change of possession — from the left wing.
May, who had left by the time the 27 leaders discussed Brexit, needs an agreement on Ireland to avoid a disorderly exit — the "cliff edge" departure and sudden change in trade rules so feared by many businesses.
A new Apple patent spotted by Patently Apple describes a system in which a car can tell riders the route it's going to drive along, which means riders won't be surprised by a sudden change in route.
A sudden change in tactics by the Trump administration -- such as collaboration with Russia and its Syrian client Bashar al-Assad -- could potentially derail the anti-ISIS coalition, as many of its members would oppose this teaming up.
BERLIN (Reuters) - The United States' sudden change of course on Syria has no direct impact on Germany's mandate in the fight against Islamic State, a German defense ministry spokesman said in a regular government news conference on Friday.
BERLIN (Reuters) - The United States' sudden change of course on Syria is surprising and risks damaging the fight against Islamic State, German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said on Thursday after the United States decided to withdraw from Syria.
But with the sudden change in policy, Mr. Rose and other developers expressed concern in interviews about the fate of people who may already have been notified that they had secured a subsidized unit through a community preference.
This drawing, also from the Louvre collection, illustrates a sudden change of style: From the sculpturelike precision of the drapery drawings, Leonardo shifted to a form of sketching that was imprecise and free-spirited, if not downright messy.
The sudden change of fortune for Mr. Ghani in no way means easier times ahead for Afghanistan, even if the interruption of the peace efforts is seen by many of its critics as an opportunity for course correction.
In an interview with ITV's This Morning, Kardashian West revealed the sudden change in her photo-taking ways — and explained that the reason for this surprising move is because she wants to be more present in her everyday life.
The rapid rise in bond yields since mid-October "is the result of a sudden change in expectations toward the economy, and fresh assessment of the government's determination to deleverage," wrote Qiao Yongyuan, Shanghai-based strategist at CIB Research.
The scramble to contain the fallout of Trump's decision reflects a sudden change for a president who, less than a week ago, was celebrating a major victory: passage of a Republican health care plan in the House of Representatives.
Despite the progress over the years, Velez said she felt a sudden change last fall that inspired her to kick her payments into overdrive — and with that in mind, she paid off the remaining $32,000 in just eight months.
"Unless Bolton has had a very sudden change in heart, there is no reason to expect him to be any tougher on Pakistan now than he was when he served as Undersecretary of State for Arms Control," Blank continued.
To strengthen support for the sudden change in the line of succession, some senior princes were told that Mohammed bin Nayef was unfit to be king because of a drug problem, according to an associate of the royal family.
The extraordinary meeting was a reflection of the swift and sudden change in the political mood between the frenzied last days of an election campaign and the reality of government and the transition of power between two administrations that follows.
" In a sudden change, however De Niro has decided not to screen the film, stating: "My intent in screening this film was to provide an opportunity for conversation around an issue that is deeply personal to me and my family.
"On a personal level, I would think it would be helpful as long as it can be negotiated ... I come from a business background and what we do know is that businesses do not like sudden change," McCafferty told LBC radio.
Twitter locks an account as a penalty for violating its policies or when it detects a sudden change in behavior, like a significant uptick in replies, tweeting misleading links, or if a large number of people suddenly block the account.
It's not clear, exactly, what caused the sudden change after so many years, or what Tesla may have had to pay to finally make the switch — although we do know even brief lapses in domain occupancy can lead to big paydays.
Rand Paul, who even until Monday evening was complaining that leadership had not given him the time of day and that it was difficult to imagine how he could possibly get to a "yes," had a sudden change of mind.
All four of Britain's biggest supermarkets have been battling in recent years to cope with a sudden change in shopping habits sparked by the growth of online and convenient-store shopping and the advance of German discounters Aldi and Lidl.
In fact, without a change to production, it will be nearly impossible for China's wheat stocks to fall in 2017-18, unless the country has a sudden change of heart about the possibility for export, as it recently did for corn.
After a few weeks, she told me that she was ready to reconnect but made it clear that in order to continue our friendship, she could not disclose the nature of the information that prompted her sudden change of heart.
"Many firms are understandably concerned that in April 2019, the Government's current timetable for leaving the EU, they will be faced with a sudden change in their operating environment," Andrew Tyrie, chairman of parliament's Treasury Select Committee, said on Monday.
With managers setting up funds in the anticipation of continued rate rises, the sudden change means many have to look up the risk curve to hit the yield targets set for investors, especially as unitranche returns continue to come down.
And his determination to avoid a sudden change in regulations on European trade — a "cliff-edge" Brexit — has angered those within his party who want sunny optimism from their chancellor, and would prefer a cleaner break with the European bloc.
Wendy Cleland-Hamnett, the E.P.A. official at the time who ran the office in charge of toxic chemicals and pesticides, said the sudden change in regulatory philosophy was part of a broader trend across the government after Mr. Trump's election.
"While many students can handle unexpected costs, this sudden change in housing highlights the large disparity within our student population concerning students' access to disposable wealth and the resources necessary to evacuate and move off-campus," Primus said in a statement.
"If we leave without a deal the sudden change in our trading relationship with the EU will have severe impacts on the UK food and farming sectors, not least due to the tariff treatment of both imports and exports," she said.
In Brussels, senior officials warned that a failure to agree to a new relationship again threatened a "cliff-edge" departure, a sudden change in trading rules that could damage businesses on both sides of the Channel, but particularly in Britain.
Now, with that deadline looming — and with Trump expected to make an announcement Tuesday that is more likely than not to end protections for the 800,000 immigrants covered by DACA — Tennessee's AG has had an apparent and sudden change of heart.
However, North Korea and South Korea will still discuss matters concerning next month's Pyeongchang Winter Olympics via the hotline between the two Koreas throughout the weekend, and the issue of the delegation's sudden change in schedule could be discussed, the official added.
The sudden change in the line-up of partners was one of the key factors contributing to Shell's Wednesday announcement that it was pulling out of the project, according to three sources close to Shell and two other sources familiar with the project.
While the recent move in bond markets was driven by a sudden change in rate expectations from the Federal Reserve - it has signalled no more rate rises this year - a majority said a 225s-218s yield inversion will happen within a year.
"The markets have been in a pretty tight range and I would not characterize this as a sudden change, they are just consolidating at this point of time," said Christopher Harvey, head of equity strategy at Wells Fargo Securities in New York.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. agency in charge of federal buildings is blaming Congress for delays and a sudden change in plans for a new FBI headquarters, an issue that lawmakers are investigating as a possible conflict of interest for President Donald Trump.
Lindsey Graham of South Carolina but also more mainstream rank-and-file members from each party --- but does include new sanctions against the Syrian government that will open the door to debate about the sudden change in US policy and its impact.
While the recent move in bond markets was driven by a sudden change in rate expectations from the Federal Reserve - it has signaled no more rate rises this year - a majority said a 225s-218s yield inversion will happen within a year.
As intake systems draw in water, fish and other aquatic organisms can get sucked into the system or trapped against screens; then, when the heated effluent is discharged back into the water, the sudden change in water temperature can harm the ecosystem.
Barring a sudden change of direction, London-based banks, brokers and insurers will lose the "passport" that allows them to offer their products across the EU. A plan by Philip Hammond, Britain's chancellor, for a broader regulatory partnership has received little EU support.
When I asked why the sudden change of heart, he told me that he had just lost a huge bet on Channel 280 when a fighter was able to knockout his opponent in the fifth round after being a 2000-63.53 underdog.
The bounce didn't signal a sudden change of mind from the market over the challenges facing housebuilders in an economy hurt by the decision to exit the European Union, but rather an acknowledgement that they may not have much further to fall, traders said.
"The bill will convert EU law into United Kingdom law, allowing businesses to continue operating knowing the rules have not changed overnight, and providing fairness to individuals, whose rights and obligations will not be subject to sudden change," Brexit minister David Davis told parliament.
MOSCOW (Reuters) - A senior Russian lawmaker said on Monday it was unlikely there would be a sudden change in relations with Washington after the conclusion of a U.S. investigation into collusion between Donald Trump and Russia in the 2016 presidential election, RIA news agency reported.
The fact that Apple removed or prevented updates to many of these apps (including OurPact) raised eyebrows because it allegedly stemmed from a sudden change in policy that reclassified the apps as unsafe, due to the technology they relied on for managing kids' devices.
But the sudden change in appearance could also be intended to highlight the fact that Sweetener is set to be Grande's most personal album yet, particularly in light of her harrowing experience with the Manchester bombing last year, and the post-traumatic stress that followed.
They even rebranded around the sudden change in fortune, dropping the "Devil" from their name for nebulous Jesus-related reasons and embracing the idea that instead of cool, floppy marine life, they would now demonstrate the properties of both a wave and a particle.
Other Republicans wanted to wrap things up as soon as possible, a move leaders had telegraphed for days, so much so that the sudden change in their plans for the acquittal vote until next week caused a minor uproar during GOP lunch on Friday.
In April, May announced a sudden change of mind to hold a surprise general election, seeking to take advantage of her opponent's perceived weakness in the polls and strengthen her mandate in order to begin Brexit talks with the European Union with more political freedom.
"The notification letter of 6 June 2019 has been seen throughout the U.S. government and is fuelling speculation that this sudden change of policy could indicate larger plans for changes at Ream Naval Base, particularly ones that involve hosting Chinese military assets," said the letter.
MORE THAN 100,000 PEOPLE HAVE RECOVERED FROM THE CORONAVIRUS HERE ARE THE BEST MAPS TO CHECK OUT THE CURRENT STATE OF THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC Despite a sudden change in rhetoric this Monday, the president's past comments have been seen by some as fuel for xenophobia.
To start, we need a major public campaign to educate parents and teachers to recognize depression in young people and to learn about the warning signs of suicide — like a sudden change in behavior, talking or writing about suicide, and giving away prized possessions.
To presume otherwise, for example, that the Korean dictator-in-perpetuity, who, after a banner ballistic year in 2017, had a sudden change of heart in 2018 and decided to be a nice guy going forward would be a rarefied form of ahistorical self-hypnosis.
Last month, representatives of the agencies responsible for protecting the game gathered in Paris to prep their responses to four potential match-fixing scenarios, including responses to a sudden change in odds, or what actions to take if there were rumors surrounding a match official.
The sudden change of heart came shortly after a scathing inspector general report revealed his 2017 trip to Europe, which uncovered that the VA Secretary's chief of staff doctored emails so that Shulkin's wife could take part in the trip on the government's dime.
If the sudden change in direction surprised fans, Shelley had actually been interested in electronics all along: he recorded Sky Yen, an oddly enjoyable experimental noise album full of diving drones in 1974, and released it on his own label Groovy Records years later in 1980.
MOSCOW, March 25 (Reuters) - A senior Russian lawmaker said on Monday it was unlikely there would be a sudden change in relations with Washington after the conclusion of a U.S. investigation into collusion between Donald Trump and Russia in the 2016 presidential election, RIA news agency reported.
The North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's talk of denuclearization during his recent meeting with the South Korean president, Moon Jae-in — coming on the heels of a rapid acceleration of nuclear missile testing — left some wanting a deeper explanation of the seemingly sudden change in rhetoric.
"I'm very concerned about the different nature of liquidity provision being provided by proprietary trading firms that have a different objective in markets and, therefore, when you go into times of thinner liquidity, a sudden change by an algorithm can trigger a chain reaction," he said.
Despite an amazing night for the Brazilians up until that point, the sudden change in dynamic in the arena almost made it sound as though the gathering had all come to the same realization at the same time—Rafael Dos Anjos is the last Brazilian holding a UFC title.
"Human Is" Bryan Cranston (also one of the series' executive producers) is scarily intense as a cruel military officer whose sudden change in personality after a mission on a hostile planet is both a blessing and a concern to his wife, played by The Babadook's Essie Davis. 7.
"When you see a sudden change late in the game, it suggests the original strategy was not doing well," said Patrick Murray, director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute, adding that his survey from early October found that only 12 percent of voters had heard of her tax plan.
The union said TSA's sudden change in the program meant they were bombarded with questions from its members about what security concerns or perceived vulnerabilities may have sparked the changes but the union had no answers because the agency never provided any advanced notice, which is what's usually done.
" — Thom Wise, 64, West New York, N.J. "When the weather suddenly gets warm like it will this week, New York buildings rarely make the adjustment from heating to cooling in time, which means every interior is stiflingly hot and miserable and my skin itches from the sudden change.
"Verizon's perceived network advantage is no longer strong enough to keep its best customers on unattractive rate plans and it was forced to respond," reports BTIG analyst Walter Piecyk, which, along with T-Mobile announcing a record porting ratio against Verizon in Q1 1003, may explain Verizon's sudden change in attitude.
"What we are noticing in the market is a sudden change in investor sentiment, where traders are becoming less inclined to look at riskier assets and are encouraged to safe havens instead," Jameel Ahmad, global head of currency strategy and market research at online brokerage FXTM, said in a note.
When a sudden change occurs, a few feelings bubble up: fear, brought forth by the possibility of failure; confusion, like why or how did this happen, exactly; anger because being pulled from routine is, decidedly, not great; or optimism, where the future looks, and likely, is brighter due to that sudden shift.
A bar that was quiet only seconds earlier is now a wild roadhouse, filled with the sounds of the Hot 8 Brass Band, whose members mix freely with twirling dancers, and we are reminded that a tenet of the McConaughey worldview is to stay loose, to remain open to any sudden change.
" In a subsequent letter, Joseph Felter, then the American deputy assistant secretary of defense for South and Southeast Asia, warned General Tea Banh, the defense minister, of suspicions "that this sudden change of policy could indicate larger plans for changes at Ream Naval Base, particularly ones that involve hosting Chinese military assets.
From the report: They include OPLAN 5015, the newest war plan that Seoul and Washington have worked; OPLAN 3100 for a response against commando infiltration or a local provocation; and a contingency plan for the Special Warfare Command in the event of a sudden change in the North or in response to a major provocation.
It was hard to say what prompted the sudden change in the president's demeanor, though the first lady, Melania Trump, who often plays a moderating influence on her husband, dropped off the trip in Beijing, after visiting the Great Wall of China and stroking the paw of a panda bear at the Beijing Zoo.
"Due to a sudden change in law relating to acceptance of fixed deposits, effective April 01, 2014, we are not in a position to accept fresh deposits pending certain conditions to be complied with as per The Companies Act 2016," Gadiyaram wrote in the letter, a copy of which was reviewed by Business Insider.
Woods says money and security will be big theme this year, partly because of major movement among three planets this year: Jupiter, which is associated with abundance, is moving into Scorpio; Uranus, which governs sudden change and radical, unconventional thinking, is entering Taurus; and Saturn, the planet of responsibility and hard work, is currently in Capricorn.
Frank Jackson had 15 points, Grayson Allen added 12, Harry Giles supplied 12 points before fouling out with 3:33 left and Matt Jones had 10 points for Duke (14-2, 27-217 ACC) "We thought the game was over and we do can whatever we want and not play defense," Jones said of the sudden change.
Trump was expected to fire Rosenstein but, this week, met with him on Air Force One and said they now have a "very good relationship" that is a sudden change for a man Trump previously denounced as first advising him to fire Comey and then ordering a "witch hunt" to investigate him for following his advice.
"FCA has a defined way forward, the management was chosen by Marchionne which reassures, and the choice to focus on Jeep is a winning bet, but I still plan to sell for now to lock in a profit as the sudden change creates uncertainty," said Umberto Borghesi, chief investment officer at London-based Albemarle Asset Management.
THESE ARE THE 6 WAYS THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC COULD END THE EFFECT OF CORONAVIRUS IS SO EXTREME YOU CAN SEE IT FROM SPACE HERE ARE THE BEST MAPS TO CHECK OUT THE CURRENT STATE OF THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC   Despite a sudden change in rhetoric this Monday, the president's past comments have been seen by some as fuel for xenophobia.
"For months, our committees have investigated the administration's sudden change of heart on a federal property across the street from the president's namesake hotel, but because the F.B.I. has withheld key decision-making documents from Congress, we have been left with many unanswered questions," the Democratic heads of four House committees and subcommittees said on Wednesday in a statement.
"For months, our committees have investigated the administration's sudden change of heart on a federal property across the street from the president's namesake hotel, but because the F.B.I. has withheld key decision-making documents from Congress, we have been left with many unanswered questions," the Democratic heads of four House committees and subcommittees said on Wednesday in a statement.
In practical terms, the sudden change to US policy on immigrants and refugees also provoked chaos and confusion, with airport staff uncertain about what the orders meant, and some travelers detained or refused entry to the US. It is not clear that relevant departments of government were consulted or informed about the implications of the order or if senior administration appointees had any input into the decision.
"It is not a coincidence that a large number of the wrecks have been found in those passages...if there is a sudden change in the wind's direction, and if the captain was from another area and was not familiar with the peculiarities of the local climate, he could easily end up losing control of the ship and falling upon the rocks," said Koutsouflakis.
"The president ought to know what he's talking about when he tweets about bills because on this one, he has no understanding of what it's about," Schumer said, appearing exasperated with Trump's sudden change of mind on a health-care deal that he had encouraged Senate Health Committee Chairman Lamar AlexanderAndrew (Lamar) Lamar AlexanderThe Hill's Morning Report - How will Trump be received in Dayton and El Paso?
However, unless there has been a sudden change of heart in the Obama administration, Weiss will merely reiterate the official view that Congress should provide "independent fiscal oversight while respecting Puerto Rico's autonomy," and that territories like Puerto Rico be provided "with a legal framework that allows for a comprehensive restructuring" of the island's debt obligations – a "Super-Chapter 9" mechanism that would nullify even the creditor rights enshrined in Puerto Rico's own Constitution.
This is the order they will be voted on: - Coons-McCain bipartisan proposal (this does NOT have 60 votes, will not move forward) - Toomey on sanctuary cities (this does NOT have 60 votes, will not move forward) - Rounds-Collins (THIS IS THE BIPARTISAN PROPOSAL -- and will be THE vote to watch) - Grassley-Cornyn (this is the White House proposal and does NOT have 60 votes, and barring some sudden change, will not move forward.
And while some mamas (I see both spellings for the 9D song on Google, but prefer this one) might not want their babies to grow up to be crossword constructors — unless there is a sudden change in the order of the universe and the occupation becomes financially feasible — I am of the opinion that learning new things both from solving and from learning to make your own puzzles is a spiffy way to keep life exciting and enjoyable.

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