Still, the suddenness of the firing caught people off guard.
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And their departure, despite its suddenness, does require some perspective.
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WITH unforeseen suddenness, a new political era has begun in Spain.
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"The suddenness of this Order is also troubling," the letter reads.
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But if his departure is not a surprise, the suddenness is.
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The sharpest pain of the Trump victory comes from its suddenness.
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The extent and suddenness of Mr Ghosn's fall from grace is astonishing.
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But the suddenness in which it all happened left us all dazed.
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The suddenness of it makes the snooze button all the more irresistible.
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The suddenness with which the world's code could be rewritten astonished him.
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The cruelness isn't merely in the death, but the suddenness of it all.
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Richard's death is linked to the suddenness of adulthood; both are examples of
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"He was depressed about the suddenness of Ms. Johansson's decision to end the marriage."
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IN COSTA RICA'S rainy season, bright mornings yield with deceptive suddenness to tropical downpours.
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The new effort underscores the scope and suddenness of the threat the industry faces.
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"During WWII, there was this suddenness, like, 'We need these workers,' " Mr. Ward said.
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Many observers question the suddenness of the announcement and the lack of conditions attached.
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The suddenness of Bryant's death matched the sport that defined him in one regard.
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Graunt's book is a glimpse of the suddenness and terror of death before modern medicine.
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Some users said tearful goodbyes, but others were livid at the suddenness of the shutdown.
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He's extremely physical but also an outstanding receiver with great lateral agility, suddenness and acceleration.
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The suddenness of the gesture, his hands sweeping close to Wallace's elbows, made Wallace flinch.
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The suddenness was characteristic of Mr Modi's government, which has a penchant for dramatic moves.
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But the suddenness of the suspension on Wednesday night produced uncomfortable scenes around the league.
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We laugh at the suddenness of it, the mix of elegant skill and brute force.
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Given the suddenness of Chloe's passing, fans were upset while mourning the loss on social media.
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The suddenness and severity of the position shift suggests 215 will be very different to 220.
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She just remembers the floating suddenness, like a sensory deprivation tank, dark and calm and solo.
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So the suddenness of his reported retirement, less than six months later, is a little odd.
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Changes of this magnitude require decades, and the nuclear threats America faces can strike with great suddenness.
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The suddenness of his resignation and the totality of it have been met with bemusement and skepticism.
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The suddenness and the timing of the hospital visit, which lasted for hours, suggest a different explanation.
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The strength and suddenness of a snow squall can leave you wondering what, exactly, a squall is.
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My jaw dropped with such suddenness that milk from my cereal began to dribble down my jaw.
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The selloff in itself surprised no one; more interesting was the suddenness and the apparent lack of triggers.
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Notionally, helping Ukraine is admirable, but the lack of public discussion and suddenness of this announcement are worrisome.
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It occurred last spring at the Kaskawulsh Glacier, one of Canada's largest, with a suddenness that startled scientists.
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Perhaps it's the suddenness of the personality change that frightens people, or perhaps it raises scary questions about identity.
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But, they contend, "common usage" of the term involves "elements of suddenness and surprise" that "require an urgent response".
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Merely it became known, with extreme suddenness and everywhere at once, that Eastasia and not Eurasia was the enemy.
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I told him about Jon, and about the suddenness of his death, of having no idea how to behave.
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Even by the standards of an industry where turnover is common, the suddenness of Mr. Kaczynski's move was surprising.
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Finally, after all the death and brutality imposed, the dictator's power, and often his life, ends with remarkable suddenness.
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Proof of its suddenness comes from comparing this year's campaign rhetoric to that of any previous year in recent memory.
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The memos were leaked during her show and they scrambled to conduct Q&A, which worked well despite the suddenness.
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Harvard professors across disciplines expressed sympathy, disappointment, confusion, and even outrage at the suddenness and extremity of the university's actions.
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The thing I think that's new for people — let's take Roseanne and Cosby — is the suddenness and the precipitous fall.
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In both cases, it was the magnitude and suddenness of the problems that unsettled investors and, apparently, Mr. Flannery himself.
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The depth and suddenness of that fall have forced swift decisions by businesses and households about which payments to make.
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But the warning signs that abounded, combined with the suddenness of these disruptions, mean that investors can assume the worst.
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The suddenness was unusual; new presidents routinely remove the prosecutors but often keep them on while searching for their replacements.
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While the suddenness of the Bitcoin trading ban was surprising, it reflects a larger trend in China toward regulating crypto markets.
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My entire pelvis had also dislocated, something that had happened before and has happened since, but not with the same suddenness.
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But the suddenness and speed of the provisioning in 2HFY16 highlights how long it has taken to address poor balance sheets.
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SANTIAGO, Chile — The suddenness of the protests, the anger that spilled onto the streets every day, might have been surprising anywhere.
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Officials at U.N.AIDS and at the United Nations headquarters in New York declined to elaborate on the suddenness of his departure.
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I've never quite lost my amazement at this phenomenon, the suddenness with which the familiar vanishes and a new, better landscape appears.
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Schumer also used the social media platform to share that no, the suddenness of the wedding was not because she is pregnant.
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And is "The Bells" really that terrible, or are we all just reeling in shock from the suddenness of its plot developments?
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Their suddenness, extent, and political and anti-regime composition were unlike any previous unrest Iran has seen since the revolution of 1979.
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Randall starts talking about the suddenness of death and everything is getting sadder and sadder until Beth jumps in and cuts him off.
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The presidents characterisation of the economy as fragile shows that the administration is aware of the suddenness and severity of the slowdown since September.
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This has happened with extraordinary suddenness, in historical terms; by the same accounting, it has also happened quite recently, and so remains largely unexplored.
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Now as President Trump's chief of staff, he is doing something about it — with a suddenness and force that have upended the West Wing.
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The president's characterization of the economy as "fragile" shows that the administration is aware of the suddenness and severity of the slowdown since September.
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The suddenness of this escalation makes it difficult to know how fully Mr. Trump's administration has thought through and planned for the potential consequences.
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As with Modi's demonetization drive, the apparent suddenness of the decision to remove Article 370 and carve Kashmir up into two administrative units is contrived.
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But with a suddenness that has taken us all by surprise, the era of cheap and abundant food appears to be drawing to a close.
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Robinson and Terri reached Hahnemann Hospital by midnight, where they expressed their concerns to the doctors, given Adrian's occupation and the suddenness of his death.
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" It also indicates "the suddenness of an ambush attack may limit reaction and response by first responders, potentially providing the attacker with a tactical advantage.
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"The suddenness of the regulatory change to this high yielding destination has led to a near-term impact on revenue yields," Carnival said in a statement.
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After a serene opening featuring a happy little girl at home and school, war arrives with shocking suddenness; gray smoke and ash fill the pristine white pages.
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Without such a deal, opponents say, the world's fifth largest economy would become subject to an array of trade restrictions with a suddenness that has no precedent.
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Hope for a miracle rescue faded as the names of the six dead became known, and those left living grappled with the senselessness, the suddenness of it.
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And the suddenness of the turnabout left the Falcons with gnawing questions about what went wrong and what role their decision-making had played in the dispiriting outcome.
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"It is the suddenness and shock and processing that your loved one died a violent death and that someone wanted them dead that's so hard," Ms. Corporon said.
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The suddenness with which Ms. Mitro was locked out and the lack of an explanation raise serious questions about L Brands' commitment to its policy of protecting against retaliation.
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The scene required her to "try and capture that most awful of emotions and the suddenness of that emotion in the midst of quite a technical shoot," she explained.
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Although Mr. Naimi had long expressed a wish to retire, the suddenness of his exit struck some foreign analysts as a sign that Prince Mohammed was flexing his muscles.
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Decamous emphasizes the suddenness of the attack, the surprise and confusion following the blinding white light that incinerated of tens of thousands of people in a matter of seconds.
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"Given the suddenness of the announcement, many investors this morning have asked whether his (Bryant's) retirement was his own choice," J.P. Morgan analyst Ken Goldman said in a client note.
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While many analysts were predicting bond yields to rise this year as global economies improve, the suddenness of the move was a large factor in the recent stock market selloff.
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Yet because Mr. Haynes also leads with his characters rather than his ideas, his films gather force until, at times with near-violent suddenness, they become devastatingly, skin-prickingly alive.
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In addition to its secrecy, many were surprised by the suddenness of the OCE proposal – the confetti had barely been cleaned up from New Year's Day when the vote took place.
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Given the suddenness of the closing, The Tribune's staff had no chance to put together a farewell issue, a tradition for newspapers that are closing, typically full of historical references and fond moments.
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Looking back, Mr. Anas said, Algerian society was not ready for the suddenness of what he called the "remote-control change" of 1992 but he blamed the military government for the deadly violence.
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But nothing in its past has prepared Latin America for the scale and suddenness of the exodus from Venezuela, in which some 240m people have moved to other countries in the region since 2014.
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That changed with sickening suddenness on May 17th, when O Globo, a newspaper, reported that Mr Temer had been caught on tape endorsing the payment of hush money to a politician convicted of taking bribes.
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It was not just the scale and suddenness of the carnage that horrified ordinary Sri Lankans, but the failure of the authorities to take obvious preventive steps, despite repeated signs and warnings from friendly governments.
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That fourth-quarter exchange was the climax of an action film, maybe, but there was actual drama and beauty and meaning and possibility in the suddenness with which the unheralded Williams so completely overwhelmed Elway.
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But there was speculation by a few aviation experts, echoed by some officials, that terrorism could not be ruled out given the suddenness with which the plane disappeared and the size of the debris field.
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"The suddenness of it was unbelievable, as if I was on a tiny model made of paper which someone had simply flicked with their finger," he would later write in a blog post about the experience.
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"Decent first step" are the words I used in Friday's paper to describe the looming Rose hire because, well, it was the fairest description I could settle on while still processing the move (and its suddenness).
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Rojas said police officers were on duty at the MacArthur station where the attack took place but wasn&apost sure it could have been prevented because of the suddenness of the unprovoked and possibly random attack.
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Still, the sheer numbers — and the suddenness of the latest arrivals — have opened up a debate about how much Portland should be doing to help immigrants and whether it should entice more of them to come.
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"With a suddenness and force that have left observers gasping women have injected themselves into the national campaign this year in a manner never before dreamed of in American politics," the New York Herald reported in 1912.
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David Amadia, president of Ridge Vineyards, which sells about 2% of its 90,000-case production to China, said the suddenness of the latest round of retaliatory tariffs left him no time to send shipments ahead of the deadline.
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The suddenness of Tuesday morning's announcement caught most of Washington by surprise, but the move had been anticipated for months as the discord between the President and his secretary of state swelled and repeatedly broke into public view.
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The suddenness and breadth of Mr. Cuomo's proposals both shocked and galled the speaker of the Assembly, Carl Heastie, a Bronx Democrat, who responded with a sharply worded retort, characterizing the suggestions as a "wildly inappropriate" trade-off.
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Prince's estate: Still no will, but search continues "I think the shocking suddenness to Prince's passing and at such a young age have combined to throw the entire world for a loop," KCMP program director Jim McGuinn told Billboard.
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Moderators that I heard from over the past day reacted in various ways: with anger at losing their jobs, with shock at the suddenness of the announcement, and with relief that the sites where they were traumatized are going away.
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However, just when the film is starting to feel like a heritage centre's demonstration of primitive farming methods, the plot arrives with the suddenness and force of a hatchet blow to the head (which is exactly what one of Kelab's fellow tribesmen receives).
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The suddenness of Trump's demand for tariffs fueled fears among some of his allies that his presidency was beginning to unravel as he fumed at his subordinates and endured a run of bad news stories that has few parallels in modern times.
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From the 1980s, amid unease about the suddenness of Japan's runaway economic growth and the ostentatious displays of wealth that accompanied it, a darker-themed (and much taller) Godzilla challenged the wits of dithering bureaucrats and smashed his way through Tokyo's new office buildings.
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"The suddenness of the proposal, its almost immediate implementation, and ambiguity around implementation could put future and existing investments at risk," said a group of business lobbying groups in Japan from the United States, Europe, Australia, New Zealand and Canada in a statement on Friday.
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Nagy has maximized Cohen's speed, suddenness and receiving skills by aligning him around the formation, from the backfield to the inside to the outside, turning him into, in effect, Chicago's offensive version of Mack: the player opponents must stalk wherever he is on the field.
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" Progressive groups on the Hill were scarred this May by the suddenness and speed with which House Speaker Paul Ryan successfully rammed through the House health care vote after a previous aborted attempt suggested the bill was dead, with some admitting to getting caught "flat-footed.
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The suddenness of Comey's firing took the White House communications team by surprise, but they quickly built a rationale that the reason Comey was gone was a damning report on his handling of the Hillary Clinton email probe complied by the new deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein.
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In a hit-and-run war like Iraq, action was rare, and usually came with such suddenness and violence — an ambush, a rocket or, in Young's case, a roadside bomb that flipped his Humvee — that those caught up in it hardly comprehended what had happened until it was over.
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And the suddenness with which this surreal new normal can bear down upon a major city is particularly chilling in a country where the prime minister insists there's no link between fossil fuel use and the unprecedented fire season that's turning his hometown into a sci-fi apocalypse.
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Paulo Guedes, a free-market economist from the University of Chicago, has done much to persuade Brazil's business people that Mr Bolsonaro can be trusted with the country's future, despite his insults to women, blacks and gays, his rhetorical fondness for dictatorship and the suddenness of his professed conversion to liberal economics.
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The suddenness of the announcement was surprising — it was reportedly released in a rush to beat a potential leak to the press, and seemed to catch Buckingham Palace unprepared — but the move itself was not entirely unexpected, particularly to those who've been following the young couple's saga in dealing with the (often racist and sexist) media coverage of Meghan.
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I have it about once a month: I will be standing backstage under gloomy lighting, with people scampering around clutching wigs and swords, and I will realize with a sickening suddenness that soon, very soon, I will have to walk onstage and start reciting that speech, and everyone will realize that I am the worst Richard III in the history of the theater.
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New York area: Coronavirus in New York: City Pleads for More Tests as Cases Rise Business: Spiraling Virus Fears Are Causing Financial Carnage Oil Prices Nose-Dive as OPEC and Russia Fail to Reach a Deal Fed May Need to Buy Other Assets to Replenish Tool Kit, Official Says Why the Coronavirus Could Threaten the U.S. Economy Even More Than China's Why a Coronavirus Recession Could Be Extra Painful: Its Suddenness Paid to Stay Home: Europe's Safety Net Could Ease Toll of Coronavirus The Week in Tech: Welcome to the Age of Mandatory Videoconferencing Florida Lobster Got a Break on China Tariffs.
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At 193, Tom Waits, author of 219 albums and some 220 songs; at 23, Beck Hansen, author of 11 albums and more than 250 songs; at 29, Kendrick Lamar, author of six albums, about 130 songs and a complicatedly calculated number — something around 200 — of collaborative songs with other artists: These three American songwriters of three different generations — all, as it happens, natives of Los Angeles — are masters of engaging with our susceptibility to the power of the form, the mysterious way that a few minutes of recorded time can communicate, as nothing else can, with the force and depth and suddenness of a blow.
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