S. trade talks take an unexpected turn for the worse.
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Doctors said he took a turn for the worse Tuesday.
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And that's when things took a turn for the worse. .
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It was about to take a turn for the worse.
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But last month, things took a turn for the worse.
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This week, however, it took a turn for the worse.
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The next day, things took a turn for the worse.
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In the afternoon things took a turn for the worse.
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But now things have taken a turn for the worse.
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And recently, things have taken another turn for the worse.
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On Tuesday night, Rylie took a turn for the worse.
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The export picture has clearly taken a turn for the worse.
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In recent years, Snuka's health took a turn for the worse.
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In October, Luuk's situation starts taking a turn for the worse.
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That's what makes Trump's recent turn for the worse so frightening.
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Ariana Grande's health battle has taken a turn for the worse.
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But recently everything has really taken a turn for the worse.
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But company earnings could soon take a turn for the worse.
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Over the last week, things took a turn for the worse.
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But the situation could easily take a turn for the worse.
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Things started to take a turn for the worse in April.
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For instance, the economy could take a turn for the worse.
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But two days later, the dog took a turn for the worse.
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And then, on page 9, things took a turn for the worse.
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Many also sense that things have taken a turn for the worse.
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But the situation in Paradise quickly took a turn for the worse.
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Productivity took a turn for the worse Monday when Slack went down.
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Huawei's relationship with the U.S. just took a turn for the worse.
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However, relations with Ritchie, 47, have taken a turn for the worse.
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The next morning, William's health has taken a turn for the worse.
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On Tuesday, Lewis recounted how things took a turn for the worse.
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Clearly, things took a turn for the worse once they got home.
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The morning after Phillips voted, her health took a turn for the worse.
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"It took a bit of a turn for the worse," she told Corden.
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And then, his health took a turn for the worse — Corbally was dying.
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When life took a turn for the worse, ladies brought out the liquor.
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However, her condition took a turn for the worse days before her death.
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Why does she think her campaign has taken a turn for the worse?
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Unfortunately, in September the young orca began take a turn for the worse.
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But she took a turn for the worse Sunday night, the family says.
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Tensions between London and Tehran took a turn for the worse this month.
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On Friday morning, however, the numbers had taken a turn for the worse.
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But while he was there, his condition took a turn for the worse.
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However, once she arrived at her hotel, things took a turn for the worse.
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But mounting evidence suggests that the economy has taken a turn for the worse.
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That is unfortunate because it seems to have taken a turn for the worse.
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A number of things have taken a turn for the worse in recent years.
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However, when he got there, his health took a sharp turn for the worse.
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Unless my symptoms take a turn for the worse, that would be this Saturday.
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First of all, the global economic environment took a big turn for the worse.
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Capone notes that could change if the situation takes a turn for the worse.
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However, Nico's health took a turn for the worse and he didn't make it home.
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TOKYO (Reuters Breakingviews) - Japan would take a turn for the worse without its chief reformer.
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But his instinct was that U.S.-China ties were taking a turn for the worse.
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S. trade dispute took a turn for the worse with tariff increases early this month.
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But since the Fed acted, financial markets have taken a significant turn for the worse.
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The employees went back to work, but things soon took a turn for the worse.
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If the weather takes a turn for the worse, the app will suggest indoor activities.
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The good news ... we're told Eddie's cancer did NOT take a turn for the worse.
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HONG KONG — Things took a turn for the worse in Hong Kong this past weekend.
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Our customer count, phone leads and other KPIs took a dramatic turn for the worse.
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At first glance, it looked like the economy took a sudden turn for the worse.
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In the early '90s, writer Lee Israel's career had taken a turn for the worse.
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We're told in the last few days his condition took a turn for the worse.
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Sentiment appeared to take a turn for the worse once again on Thursday afternoon in Asia.
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Yet, as soon as the family arrived in Michigan, things took a turn for the worse.
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My anxiety, my attention span, my productivity all took a turn for the worse this year.
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Things took a turn for the worse before Christmas when a fight nearly ended their engagement.
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That might change if data on the real economy took a sharp turn for the worse.
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Relations recently took a turn for the worse following the disappearance of five Hong Kong booksellers.
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Cardboard box recycling took a turn for the worse during the holiday shopping season in 2016.
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But in a statement, his family said his recovery has taken a turn for the worse.
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As grievances grew and numbers took a turn for the worse, Fortnite's competition expanded as well.
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But this past year, things took a turn for the worse among for SoftBank-backed companies.
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Then Ms. Zhang's grandfather, already weak from lung cancer, suddenly took a turn for the worse.
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That was when Mumtaz's fortunes, which had been looking brighter, took a turn for the worse.
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The season took a turn for the worse in the last win over that stretch - a Jan.
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But the 26-year-old took a turn for the worse – just as her health was improving.
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But this year, well into Facebook's decade of dominance, things have taken a turn for the worse.
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But Arnold took a turn for the worse and died that night in his tent, he said.
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However, Nelson told the Associated Press that baby Life "took a turn for the worse" this week.
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The conversation took a turn for the worse when Satterfield mentioned it might affect his playing time.
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And that's where the story of the 31-year-old man takes a turn for the worse.
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It was only when I returned to my bed that things took a turn for the worse.
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Ezekiel's health appeared to be improving, before suddenly taking a turn for the worse, the court heard.
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Things take a turn for the worse once puberty happens and sex gets thrown into the mix.
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But while Ms. Villena found a measure of justice, her life took a turn for the worse.
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I have no idea how to handle the situation if it takes a turn for the worse.
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US stocks, which were already down before ISM released its report, took a turn for the worse.
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But her health took a turn for the worse in 2014, when she was diagnosed with Lyme disease.
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A turn for the worse In February 2018, she had her most volatile run-in with police yet.
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After leading the market to records earlier this year, FANG stocks have taken a turn for the worse.
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"Kandi took a turn for the worse," Bobbie tells her mother Sherry, the twin's grandmother, over the phone.
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So if your child is getting better and then takes a turn for the worse, see a doctor.
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In February President Donald Trump insisted that America could return if things took a turn for the worse.
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So if things take a turn for the worse on the economic front, she could be in trouble.
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At the same time, the geopolitical situation around the globe has taken a dramatic turn for the worse.
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He was reported to be making progress but doctors said he took a turn for the worse Tuesday.
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But his life took a turn for the worse after falling in with the wrong crowd of kids.
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A rep for Carey confirmed to PEOPLE that the pair's Greece vacation took a turn for the worse.
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Elsa's health took a turn for the worse in RHOM's third and final season, which aired in 2013.
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When the markets take a turn for the worse, everybody has the feeling that was a bad idea.
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"The situation has taken a dramatic turn for the worse for the Rohingya in the north," he said.
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But if Trump is president, I feel like things are going to take a turn for the worse.
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Rockwell: We've had children who have taken a turn for the worse shortly after going to a game.
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In February 2019, things took a turn for the worse when humanitarian organization Doctor's Without Borders left DRC.
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And when white men's fortunes took a turn for the worse, you can guess who bore the brunt.
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Milam was armed and prepared to use his military training if things took a turn for the worse.
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They were together for several months until Mr. Louis's living situation again took a turn for the worse.
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But then things took a turn for the worse when Maggie insisted that she and Alex were only friends.
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Instead, Khirallah said you should always assume things might take a turn for the worse, and document literally everything.
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S. trade tensions took a turn for the worse last year and consumed global markets for much of 2018.
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Concerns around Facebook's recently revealed data sharing relationship with some device makers just took a turn for the worse.
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Never did he imagine that 15 years after 9/11, things could suddenly take a turn for the worse.
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But the harassment took a turn for the worse for three moms in IHOP after the police were called.
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When the Johnsons' youngest son took a turn for the worse, he was quickly rushed to the local hospital.
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However, the central bank also culled expectations of further reductions unless the economy takes a turn for the worse.
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Lately, though, Brother Joseph's health has taken a turn for the worse, narrowing the scope of his monastic life.
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"The security situation has taken a turn for the worse," said Micael Byden, commander of the Swedish Armed Forces.
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And Mr. Draghi said the central bank would do more if the economy took a turn for the worse.
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"We wish we could predict the people who are going to take a turn for the worse," he said.
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You don't need to look far for examples of how this can quickly take a turn for the worse.
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H. really took a turn for the worse mentally and physically, so I am headed to the party alone.
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She also said that if the economy unexpectedly takes a turn for the worse, the Fed will adjust its stance.
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Irizarry's 23-year-old daughter, who has cancer, had taken a turn for the worse, struggling without electricity and water.
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But Allie's condition took a turn for the worse in February, when Allie began seizing uncontrollably, according to News 3.
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If your portfolio is diversified, you're limiting the risk that any one investment will take a turn for the worse.
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It died Friday, the aquarium said in a statement, after the shark's condition took a sudden turn for the worse.
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But unfortunately, her health took a turn for the worse earlier this month and she passed away on January 3.
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Andy, 27, had set up his own business—a shop—when his mental health took a turn for the worse.
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Joe Jackson is in an L.A. hospital after his health took a turn for the worse during a routine checkup.
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But the central bank signaled there would be no further cuts unless the economy takes a turn for the worse.
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But the central bank signalled there would be no further cuts unless the economy takes a turn for the worse.
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But the central bank signalled there would be no further cuts unless the economy takes a turn for the worse.
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Things took a turn for the worse in their relationship just before Christmas when a fight nearly ended their engagement.
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And if things take a turn for the worse in 2016, it could open up a new avenue of attack.
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The Fed has repeatedly backed away from planned increases when the economic data has taken a turn for the worse.
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She seemed to be in a good place at the time but things clearly took a turn for the worse.
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James meanders through and eventually leaves New York, only to return when her health takes a turn for the worse.
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Before the relationship took a turn for the worse, the Western alliance and Russian military were on almost friendly terms.
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"You know none of our problems here even matter if the weather takes a turn for the worse," she said.
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Global growth: Large overseas economies — China, Japan and the European Union — appear to be taking a turn for the worse.
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It was Mr. Meyer whom Mr. Padberg first called last summer when his health took a turn for the worse.
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As the weather took a turn for the worse, Mash, who lives in Barcelona, began experiencing trouble speaking and moving.
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Things took a turn for the worse when the worker applied to a position at a Whole Foods grocery store.
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Only a few days into the new year, the Middle East has already taken a significant turn for the worse.
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But after two promising seasons back at the Met, he seemed to take a turn for the worse in the autumn.
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American businesses will be increasingly vulnerable to the Chinese government's ire, if Sino-US relations take a turn for the worse.
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On her way to Tampa, Aziah "Zola" Wells's road trip with a new friend would take a turn for the worse.
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Path's road took a turn for the worse and the much-hyped startup lost staff, users and momentum (and user data).
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In fact, things took a turn for the worse when she got her hands — and scissors — on her family friend's mane.
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On May 23, flight 1293 from Saint Croix to Miami International Airport took a turn for the worse thirty minutes in.
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If you just pay attention to the headlines, it looks as if Latin America has taken a turn for the worse.
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"The Brazilian economic downturn took a real turn for the worse in February," said Rob Dobson, a senior economist at Markit.
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From Coinage: See Where 6 Stars Were Before They Were Famous But his perfect year took a turn for the worse.
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Keep reading to learn how a company that was on the rise for decades suddenly took a turn for the worse.
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I even heard her cry when the news on the other end of the line took a turn for the worse.
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But it took a turn for the worse in the last few days ... because she claims Nick has been using cocaine.
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It's best to assume that, at some point, things will take an unexpected turn for the worse and prepare for it.
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And that leaves the world economy all the more vulnerable if things were to really take a turn for the worse.
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Another is whether he has the capacity to rally the nation behind him if things take a turn for the worse.
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Powell has said the Fed could step back in, but only if economic growth takes a serious turn for the worse.
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The company said on July 21 that Manley would take over after Marchionne's condition took a sudden turn for the worse.
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This move put Washington at odds with key allies, and the tense US-Iran relationship took a turn for the worse.
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Robert Bork defined, and I trust law to be all about consumer welfare, and that was a turn for the worse.
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Though the new mom initially forgave Thompson and stuck by him, things had taken a turn for the worse in recent weeks.
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Honey Bridges, his daughter, told CNN he was recovering from a quadruple bypass when his health took a turn for the worse.
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The two are currently locked in a custody dispute, and it looks like things have just taken a turn for the worse.
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His story took a turn for the worse when she asked for the leftover steak to-go for her dog at home.
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The situation then took a turn for the worse when the tick came into contact with tree sap, enveloping it even further.
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Markets took a turn for the worse Friday afternoon after it became increasingly clear that the House would not pass healthcare legislation.
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" Delevingne went on to reveal that the prank "took a bit of a turn for the worse—they basically called the police.
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According to the outlet, Kardashian claimed he stopped filming for KUWTK after his relationship with Chyna took a turn for the worse.
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A Peter Frampton show took a turn for the worse on Sunday night, leaving fans confused and angry with the British rocker.
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But shortly after, Haibon extended an L.A. trip to spend time with Iaconetti, and their relationship took a turn for the worse.
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The clearest sign of the government's ambivalence came in 2008, when the economy took a turn for the worse and unemployment rose.
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Naturally, the backpackers tried to avoid the bears, but when one bear entered the water, things took a turn for the worse.
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Of course, right as it seems most things are going well for the cluster, Jonas's life takes a turn for the worse.
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According to the outlet, Kardashian claims he stopped participating in KUWTK after his relationship with Chyna took a turn for the worse.
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"S&P 500 valuations are still extremely stretched, taking a clear turn for the worse on forward P/E recently," Calvasina said.
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The hot-and-cold relationship between the world's two largest economies could potentially take a turn for the worse on June 12.
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The EEF manufacturing association said February's dip in manufacturing output looked "more like a temporary wobble than a turn for the worse".
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This move put Washington at odds with key allies, and the already contentious US-Iran relationship took a turn for the worse.
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The Los Angeles Kings have seen their fortunes at Staples Center take a turn for the worse during their five-game homestand.
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D'Errico and Sixx hit it off and got hitched, but two years into their marriage, things took a turn for the worse.
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I took my doctor's advice and switched to an IUD, but that's when my migraine problems took a turn for the worse.
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Things apparently took a turn for the worse Friday ... our sources say Brown died at home after some type of cardiac episode.
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Since coming back, I've realized that it is true that people here think life here has taken a turn for the worse.
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I use the term devastate because, though no fault of Professor Christensen's, disruptive innovation took a turn for the worse in tech.
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Fanny's mental health, already fragile, took a sharp turn for the worse, and she was in and out of school all year.
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Stout started voice programming while working at Google&aposs self-driving unit Waymo, when his condition took a turn for the worse.
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Market jitters escalated in the last 24 hours, as trade relations between the U.S. and China took a turn for the worse.
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Then things took a turn for the worse, and I suddenly found myself in the middle of a situation that felt threateningly real.
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Wieting warned against counting on the Fed to rescue the day if tensions between the two countries take a turn for the worse.
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Asia markets were largely negative on Tuesday, as ties between the U.S. and China appeared to have taken a turn for the worse.
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But shortly after the release of Hope, his health took a turn for the worse and he wound up experiencing a psychotic break.
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First, economic surveys in Europe took a turn for the worse (presaging growth in GDP of only 22017%, annualised, in the first quarter).
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Bass said he's wagering the economic deceleration takes a turn for the worse next year and falls into a recession by mid-2020.
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"This race has taken a turn for the worse, to the point of embarrassment on the world stage," Carson said in the statement.
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We're now two days into Senate Health Care Blitz Week, and the plot has taken a turn for the worse against the bill.
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Just because the weather has taken a turn for the worse doesn't mean that your sense of style has to do the same.
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But after its last meeting policymakers signaled they would lower rates no further unless the economy takes a serious turn for the worse.
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But after their meeting in October, policymakers decided not to opt for rate cuts unless the economy took a turn for the worse.
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Mr. Hu had assumed China's top leadership in late 2002, just as developments over North Korea were taking a turn for the worse.
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He had fallen in his assisted living facility and took an unexpected, inexplicable turn for the worse on the way to the hospital.
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Family members and other occupants should monitor the patient's symptoms and call a health provider if they see a turn for the worse.
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Their relationship took a turn for the worse when Google accused its former engineer of stealing trade secrets and using them at Uber.
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The Chicago Bulls have suffered back-to-back double-digit losses and the schedule is about to take a turn for the worse.
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If Trump does designate Mexican drug cartels as terrorists, then, you can expect US-Mexican relations to take a turn for the worse.
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He and Kardsahian tied the knot in September 2009, but things took a turn for the worse after Odom's cheating scandal and drug relapse.
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A week after he started having cold symptoms, he took a turn for the worse, and started having trouble breathing and had muscle weakness.
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The UAW's chief negotiator said Sunday that the talks had taken a "turn for the worse" after management rejected the union's latest contract proposal.
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But their father-son vacation quickly took a turn for the worse when a dangerous riptide swept the 19-year-old out to sea.
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As negotiations took a turn for the worse this month, the fell more than 5% — on track for its first negative month since December.
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But when Trump's then-campaign chairman Paul Manafort stopped by unannounced to check up on Trump, things really took a turn for the worse.
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Sentiment for sterling took a turn for the worse after new British Prime Minister Boris Johnson packed his cabinet with Brexit supporters last month.
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Sentiment for sterling took a turn for the worse after Britain's new prime minister, Boris Johnson, packed his cabinet with Brexit supporters last month.
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So if things take a turn for the worse, GOP flight could come fast and furious — since the end result would be President Pence.
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In 2006, after years of tedious litigation, the story took a jarring turn for the worse when Dretzin died in a tragic car accident.
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Last year, relations took a sharp turn for the worse when U.S. officials accused Cuba of "sonic attacks" on U.S. diplomats on the island.
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I began my induction into electronic music when my symptoms were starting to get bad, but before they took a turn for the worse.
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"Investors are just not going to want to take on any risk positions when market has [taken a turn for the worse]," says Smith.
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Sergeant Saminath sent a text to Lieutenant Bannon telling him that the enforcement effort in Tompkinsville Park had taken a turn for the worse.
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However, a statement later tweeted from the congressman's Twitter account to his followers revealed that his health had taken a turn for the worse.
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Talks to end the 3-week-old strike against General Motors have "taken a turn for the worse," the United Auto Workers said Sunday.
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The relationship between the U.S. and Iran took another turn for the worse last summer following a string of attacks in the Persian Gulf.
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The two Koreas previously communicated by fax and special telephone lines, which were often severed when their relations took a turn for the worse.
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But even if the economy does take a turn for the worse, there's no certainty that negative rates are the path the Fed would take.
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A German lawmaker says conditions on the migrant rescue ship denied landing in Malta are deteriorating, as the weather takes a turn for the worse.
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Her time at N.Y.U. took a turn for the worse after she was sexually assaulted; in the throes of depression, she said, she attempted suicide.
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But things quickly took a turn for the worse shortly after her 28th birthday when she began to lose weight and couldn't figure out why.
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About 25,000 Chicago teachers and support staff didn't show up for work Thursday after contract negotiations with city officials took a turn for the worse.
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As the headset got more exposure and the tide of public perception started to turn for the worse, Google started playing up those enterprise applications.
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Over the past two decades, political civility has nose-dived in this country -- only to take an even sharper turn for the worse this year.
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Her condition took a turn for the worse on Sunday, leaving her unable to do anything but lay down for the majority of the day.
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Tensions between the two U.S. allies took a turn for the worse earlier this month after Tokyo restricted exports of high-tech materials to Seoul.
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A couple was attempting to enjoy a friendly race at a go-kart track in Skopje, Macedonia, when things took a turn for the worse.
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Sources now tell us David has taken a turn for the worse ... he now has a breathing tube and doctors say David's prospects are grim.
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Union vice president Terry Dittes said in a letter that the talks took a "turn for the worse" after the UAW rejected GM's latest offer.
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The once-hot financials sector has taken a turn for the worse this year, but one technician says the charts are pointing to a turnaround.
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And of course, the United States could always withdraw from the ATT if the treaty someday did in fact take a turn for the worse.
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The US and Iran have had a contentious relationship for decades, but the situation has taken a turn for the worse under President Donald Trump.
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Doctors are rushing Alex Trebek in for an unexpected round of chemotherapy ... because his battle with pancreatic cancer has taken a turn for the worse.
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That strategy can supercharge returns during good times, but it can also make losses that much deeper when things take a turn for the worse.
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Things take a turn for the worse when Gina mistakes their one-night stand for something more, and gets caught up in a manic obsession.
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After centuries of slow and steady progress in the kitchen, the recent push to create connected devices has largely been a turn for the worse.
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The nation's nuclear stance is back to belligerence, one more significant turn for the worse in a world suddenly full of turns for the worse.
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This set of problems in intelligence-policy relations has taken a distinct turn for the worse in the presidency of Donald Trump, for several reasons.
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UNITED AUTO WORKERS VICE PRESIDENT IN LETTER TO MEMBERS SAYS TALKS WITH GENERAL MOTORS CO FOR NEW LABOR DEAL "HAVE TAKEN TURN FOR THE WORSE"
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Once the star&aposs core runs low on hydrogen, Molnar says things decidedly take a turn for the worse, according to his recent predictive work.
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Other reasons for discordThe rise of moral grandstanding isn&apost the only reason discourse in the United States has taken a turn for the worse.
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But Paul Manafort's new sentence was the least of Donald Trump's worries Wednesday as his Russia investigation nightmare took yet another turn for the worse.
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Trump has instructed aides to have plans ready to roll out this fall in case the economic warning signs take a turn for the worse.
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And when her mother got pregnant by a man who was still legally married, her life continued to take a turn for the worse, Gabler claims.
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But that weekend, I took a turn for the worse, throwing up every hour until there was nothing left in my system but sticky green bile.
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That bodes well for Mrs May but the new government, which she is likely to lead, will take shape just as things turn for the worse.
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But Guy Miller, chief market strategist and head of macroeconomics at Zurich Insurance, cautioned on Friday that economic conditions could take a turn for the worse.
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But after the bot started to learn from inappropriate conversation with real people, the tone of its tweets quickly took a severe turn for the worse.
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According to the outlet, Kardashian claimed he stopped participating on Keeping Up with the Kardashians after his relationship with Chyna took a turn for the worse.
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U.S-China relations may take a turn for the worse after President-elect Donald Trump publicly insulted the mainland twice in a span of 72 hours.
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Although I did walk away some days thinking, Wow, I guess this took a turn for the worse, [and] yeah, these are three pretty bad boys.
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But by December, things took another turn for the worse when filed a restraining order against her estranged husband after the two got into an argument.
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The foursome takes the Bentley parked in the driveway and heads off into the night — which is where everything takes a major turn for the worse.
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The settlement amount had to be a number that Dao felt comfortable accepting, even if his injuries take a turn for the worse in the future.
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That means some companies may not be able to afford to pay back their debt if the market and economy take a turn for the worse.
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Then, in June 2015, their relationship took a turn for the worse: Following a heated fight, her estranged partner called immigration authorities to have her deported.
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I say this because there are a lot of people on the internet with video evidence of Thanksgiving meals taking a fiery turn for the worse.
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The relationship between the White House and Cissna, who volunteered for the Trump campaign, appeared to have taken a turn for the worse sometime last fall.
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It's not only that order books are solid, but market conditions for the region's airlines have taken a turn for the worse over the last year.
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As draconian as these rules sound, the lender and the co-op want to protect themselves should your finances suddenly take a turn for the worse.
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We knew we had to act fast, because both mom and Federer, at 76 and 36, could take a turn for the worse at any moment.
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MarketWatch, and certainly the restaurant industry, is predicting that demand for food and grocery delivery will grow if the outbreak takes a turn for the worse.
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Wachter said he could see the situation take a dramatic turn for the worse at any moment and his team is watching closely for any signals.
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"No, I don't take responsibility at all," he responded, words that will come to haunt him if the crisis takes a sharp turn for the worse.
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Turkey's row with Germany took another turn for the worse when it barred German lawmakers from visiting German troops at a second NATO base in Turkey.
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They all started to improve after a visit to a local health center, but just after midnight Falastine took a turn for the worse and began vomiting.
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Heng Ordering China to adapt to United States tariffs could take a turn for the worse for President Trump as Beijing retaliates with tariffs of its own.
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The relationship between the White House and Cissna, who volunteered for the Trump campaign, also appears to have taken a turn for the worse sometime last fall.
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Ties between Washingtons two biggest Asian allies took a sharp turn for the worse this month when Japan restricted exports of high-tech materials to South Korea.
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UK economic data have taken a turn for the worse in recent weeks, causing traders to almost discount the possibility of an interest rate hike on Thursday.
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Leslie Jones' headline-making night at Sunday's BET Awards apparently took a turn for the worse after an unpleasant experience at a Los Angeles Ritz-Carlton hotel.
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Ties between Washington's two biggest Asian allies took a sharp turn for the worse this month when Japan restricted exports of high-tech materials to South Korea.
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That would allow sterling to find support near 27-month lows of below $1.24 — unless the deadlock between Brussels and London takes another turn for the worse.
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Things take a turn for the worse when the Guardians encounter one of the Infinity Stones, a set of cosmic artifacts that can re-shape the world.
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Rhetoric on both sides in recent months has taken a marked turn for the worse, particularly after the collapse of peace talks in Cyprus in July 2017.
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If the unicorn food trend isn't already making you throw up a little in your mouth, hold on—things have officially taken a turn for the worse.
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Crawford wanted to know why Brown had taken such a sudden turn for the worse, so he spoke with Brown's daughter Yamma about having an autopsy done.
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Mr. Wu's fortunes took a turn for the worse last year when the government, wary about rising levels of debt, began to scrutinize its big deal makers.
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"I just know that things have taken a very drastic turn for the worse," said Ms. Gui, who has led a campaign to win her father's freedom.
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For now, the Fed has little to gain by suggesting that a rate cut is imminent, but a turn for the worse could prod officials into action.
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" But things have taken a turn for the worse since the start of the summer movie season, and it's only superhero flicks — "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
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Relations between the U.S. and Turkey took another turn for the worse this week, as the White House threatened more economic sanctions unless it hands over Brunson.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Donald Trump agreed on Saturday to proceed with trade negotiations, after talks took a turn for the worse in early May.
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Australia hasn't had a recession in 183 years, but economists, market analysts and everyday Australians are starting to worry that things are taking a turn for the worse.
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Three things have changed since trade talks took a turn for the worse in early May, he said, according to a CNBC translation of his Mandarin-language remarks.
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For producer Kate Bell, her first Thanksgiving after her parents split took a turn for the worse when her godmother made a snide comment about her mother. Yikes.
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On Monday night's episode, Nick Viall's Bachelor journey took a turn for the worse — and according to Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos, he should just give up now.
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The decision came hours after the U.S. Federal Reserve lowered rates again but signalled a pause in further cuts unless the economy took a turn for the worse.
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Washington (CNN Business)The World Bank has been warning of a worldwide economic slowdown for a while now, but its projections just took a turn for the worse.
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So, 2018 will be critical not only regarding North Korea's nuclear weapons threat but also whether Sino-American relations improve or take a distinct turn for the worse.
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Tensions between U.S. authorities and Huawei have been high since 2016 and have taken a turn for the worse as the U.S.-China trade war has heated up.
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Herb Bull, 71, a retired Merck scientist in Westfield, N.J., had mild atopic dermatitis for years until three years ago, when it took a turn for the worse.
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The outcry for higher tariffs could really intensify if the economy takes a serious turn for the worse, as it did after the stock market crash of 1929.
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It's one thing for a situation to take a turn for the worse, but another to be given the opportunity to learn how people actually feel about it.
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But things quickly tuck a turn for the worse when its star, Roseanne Barr, sent a racist tweet about Valerie Jarrett, a former advisor to President Barack Obama.
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Their relationship took a turn for the worse in 2015, when bin Talal bashed Trump's campaign rhetoric and called on him to drop out of the presidential race.
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She says her father's health took a turn for the worse because of the stress of their delayed admission, and now he is no longer able to work.
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The relationship then took another turn for the worse when McGahn refused to direct the Justice Department to fire special counsel Robert Mueller and instead threatened to resign.
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Instead, his life took a serious turn for the worse at the protest in early December, when a rubber projectile fired by the police destroyed his right eye.
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And it's not the only indicator showing a turn for the worse: Others, including the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia's Manufacturing Business Outlook Survey, have also been sinking steadily.
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But Ari's status has taken a turn for the worse post-surgery as his parents Mike and Erica Schultz reveal that he's experiencing acute rejection of his new heart.
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Hillary Clinton has a theory for why her approval ratings have taken a turn for the worse during the campaign season — and it has nothing to do with emails.
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"The security situation has taken a turn for the worse," Micael Byden, the commander of the Swedish Armed Forces, said during a presentation of the three-week-long exercise.
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That would allow sterling to find support near 2500-month lows of below $22 GBP=D3 -- unless the deadlock between Brussels and London takes another turn for the worse.
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The drive up the hill was relaxing, TurboFoz explains in the YouTube description, but things took a turn for the worse when the driver became reckless inside a tunnel.
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Seems Michael Schumacher's health has taken another turn for the worse -- so says his former Ferrari boss who gave a cryptic update about the 7-time Formula One champ.
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"Over the last year things have taken a turn for the worse and we're losing (export) market share," said Vladimir Passeron, head of economic forecasting at statistics office INSEE.
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Protests took a turn for the worse when a number of drivers pelted stones at an Uber office in Bangalore and attacked operating cabs, as reported in The Hindu.
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Things took a turn for the worse for Clinton when the debate moderator Martha Raddatz asked Clinton about her opinion on that pesky new "terrorist tool" known as encryption.
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But their retirement dream quickly took a turn for the worse as Lavasa's developer, after battling for environmental clearances and surviving a year-long shutdown, ran out of cash.
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Last week, the U.S. Federal Reserve cut interest rates for the third time this year, but signalled no further reductions unless the economy takes a turn for the worse.
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Over the next two weeks, Ezekiel started to recover, but suddenly took a turn for the worse on March 12, his body so stiff that his back was arching.
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Instead, if the economy took a turn for the worse and companies started shedding jobs, the government would automatically soak up anyone who's laid off and give them work.
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Months of fruitless coalition talks following inconclusive national elections in December have left it in political limbo, and on Thursday public finances also took a turn for the worse.
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That figure does not bode well for bilateral relations, which many expect to take a turn for the worse in 2018 after a year of relative inaction from Trump.
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"Sarah's dad had been suffering from a rare form of cancer when he took a turn for the worse," Mr. Killip said, prompting the couple to rush to Cincinnati.
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Things took a turn for the worse four months later when David Barboza published his Pulitzer Prize-winning piece on the family finances of China's outgoing premier, Wen Jiabao.
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The U.S. warned Turkey on Thursday to expect more economic sanctions unless it hands over Brunson, as relations between the two countries took a further turn for the worse.
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Within two years Cocoran's company had 14 agents and a half million dollars in sales, but while business was booming, her personal life took a turn for the worse.
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Moby's weekend took a turn for the worse when his obsessed fan -- who's already been ordered to stay the hell away from him -- allegedly showed up at his home.
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But after Washington stood by while Baghdad launched an armed reprisal in response to the Kurds' independence bid, that relationship may be taking a sharp turn for the worse.
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President Trump is escalating his attacks on so-called fake news in part over the coverage of the North Korea talks, which may be taking a turn for the worse.
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I could only do it for so long before suggesting we move on to the new lipstick I'd bought for fear that things would take a turn for the worse.
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Tensions between the United States and Russia took another turn for the worse in March 2018 after Putin boasted about his country's development of several next-generation nuclear weapons systems.
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Consumer confidence remains at a high level but has mostly halted its steady rise, and would likely take a turn for the worse if the unemployment rate began ticking up.
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The rapper's condition took a turn for the worse in November 2016, when he admitted on a stop of his "Saint Pablo" tour that he would have voted for Trump.
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When he took a turn for the worse, bloodwork back in San Diego revealed he was fighting Acinetobacter baumannii, a bacterium nicknamed Iraqibacter for its proliferation in the Iraq conflict.
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Though the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star forgave the Cleveland Cavaliers player and stuck by him, it appears things have taken a turn for the worse in recent weeks.
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Despite her diagnosis with stage 4 breast cancer, those close to Olivia Newton-John are hitting back at reports that the singer's health has taken a turn for the worse.
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And if you think the $7.5 billion in gold ETFs have nabbed this year is a sign that the trade has to take a turn for the worse, consider 20153.
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But if your child has the flu and you're concerned that he or she may take a turn for the worse, here are five signs to watch out for. 1.
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What started innocently enough as a giveaway of free soccer tickets to the UEFA Champions League final took a turn for the worse thanks to a handful of online trolls.
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Relations took a turn for the worse when Russia tried to demolish the international rules-based order with its illegal annexation of Crimea and its undeclared war in Eastern Ukraine.
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The Fed's stance that there would be no further reductions in interest rates unless the economy takes a turn for the worse has also weighed on bullion, RBC's Gero said.
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Last week, the Fed cut interest rates for a third time this year, but signalled there would be no further reductions unless the economy takes a turn for the worse.
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The decision came hours after the U.S. Federal Reserve lowered rates again on Wednesday but signaled a pause in further cuts unless the economy took a turn for the worse.
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Last week, the Fed cut interest rates for a third time this year, but signalled there would be no further reductions unless the economy takes a turn for the worse.
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The decision came hours after the U.S. Federal Reserve lowered rates again on Wednesday but signalled a pause in further cuts unless the economy took a turn for the worse.
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Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke's ethics troubles have taken a turn for the worse, with federal prosecutors now looking into whether there needs to be a criminal investigation into his conduct.
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But apparent bargains could turn out to be expensive if earnings expectations take a turn for the worse next year as the United States continues its trade dispute with China.
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"The indiscriminate bombing campaign has taken a clear turn for the worse," Carlos Francisco, the head of the Syria mission for Doctors Without Borders, said in a statement on Saturday.
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And then there is this worrisome thought: If leaders embrace aggressively populist and nationalistic policies in good times, what will happen when the economy takes a turn for the worse?
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Her condition quickly took a turn for the worse, and she was taken to Children's Medical Center Dallas where she currently remains on life support with pneumonia in both lungs.
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None of the officials projected another rate cut, though Powell said the central bank would step in with more support if economic growth takes a serious turn for the worse.
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Layzie also chimes in with his own hilarious version of what happened ... telling us why he thought the fellas were drunk when the robbery took a turn for the worse.
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Regulators had been concerned that explosive growth in lending for home investment, and particularly for interest-only loans, would leave households vulnerable should the economy take a turn for the worse.
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While banks generally frown on being required to hold extra capital, the buffer is aimed at ensuring they can keep lending if the credit cycle takes a turn for the worse.
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The auto market then took a sharp turn for the worse amid a liquidity crisis in the non-bank financing sector which saw its willingness to extend car loans wither away.
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Michelle looked fit for a fancy, fun night on the luxury ship ... but things took a turn for the worse when word got around Notre Dame was going up in flames.
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"What if that one surgeon is on vacation when a child takes a turn for the worse?" says Fraser, the surgeon at Texas Children's Hospital, which has six pediatric heart surgeons.
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"What we're all wondering ... is if it will take a turn for the worse in terms of hazards if fresher, hotter magma makes it to the surface," Neal told reporters Friday.
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The pound took a turn for the worse on Monday after Johnson said the Brexit divorce was dead and warned that unless the European Union renegotiated, Britain would leave on Oct.
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Yen moves and political considerations could be decisive factors for the BOJ, which would prefer to conserve its policy resources in case the Japanese economy takes a turn for the worse.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell successfully calmed the market last week when he said the Fed could change its hawkish monetary policy if the economy takes a turn for the worse.
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The Cuomo-de Blasio relationship had been strained from the start, but it took a turn for the worse in mid-2015 when the mayor ripped the governor in the press.
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This didn't stop the networks from broadcasting rolling reports on his non-demise: Franco was in critical condition, Franco was responding to treatment, Franco had taken a turn for the worse.
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When he was in fourth grade, James began to miss class and remembers the time as a crucial moment in which his life could have taken a turn for the worse.
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The trip takes a turn for the worse when Peri is hurt in an accident and the family rushes to a nearby emergency room run by a staff with dubious intentions.
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Gulmir Jan, a local tribal leader, said that hours after Malana had given birth, her health took a turn for the worse and her in-laws rushed her to the clinic.
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In the spirit of this celeb-approved store, we think it may be worth stocking up on a few pairs of your own in case things take a turn for the worse.
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If the PC market, whose secular decline has slowed since last year, take another turn for the worse, the company's finances would suffer badly, warns John DiFucci of Jefferies, an investment bank.
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U.S.-China trade tensions have taken a turn for the worse since the Fed's move, adding to economic risks and putting in focus Chair Jerome Powell's speech at Jackson Hole on Friday.
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Events this week rang more alarm bells as the trade war took a turn for the worse after the U.S government labeled China a currency manipulator for the first time since 1994.
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The fourth film, Gates of Paradise, takes a turn for the worse when Heaven's daughter Annie (Lizzie Boys) finds herself orphaned and crippled and in desperate search of her half-brother, Luke.
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Ten-year-old Layla Fisher's innocent fun took a turn for the worse last week as her homemade slime containing the powerful chemical borax led to the sudden injury, the Mirror reported.
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Things took a turn for the worse this month when Japan restricted exports of high-tech material to South Korea, a move that could threaten global supplies of microchips and smartphone displays.
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Georgia basketball took a turn for the worse Saturday when a player scuffle turned into an all out melee after the benches cleared ... and even the coaches got in on the action.
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Others have experienced a patchy production history throughout the last few decades, such as Venezuela and Nigeria - which has recently taken a sharp turn for the worse in the case of Venezuela.
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Last week, the U.S. Federal Reserve cut interest rates for a third time this year, but signalled there would be no further reductions unless the economy takes a turn for the worse.
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N> and its striking workers took a "turn for the worse" on Sunday after the United Auto Workers rejected the largest U.S. automaker's latest offer but the two sides were still talking.
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With lots of old supply still sitting in bins throughout the Midwest, prices may struggle to notch gains comparable to years past unless U.S. weather genuinely takes a turn for the worse.
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Still, it's possible that his shifting health will cause him to change his mind or even that he'll take a sudden turn for the worse and pass away while still holding office.
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Because doctorates can take eight years or longer to complete, many millennials were still in graduate school when the higher education industry took a turn for the worse after the Great Recession.
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Sadly -- and despite the family claiming he was approved for antiviral meds -- the medication was delayed in getting to him, he took a turn for the worse ... and passed away Thursday morning.
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Another cause for concern was that some patients who at first appeared mildly or moderately ill then took a turn for the worse several days or even a week into their illness.
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For passengers aboard a Norwegian Cruise Line ship in Europe, the trip took a turn for the worse as soon as they stepped on the vessel — and only got worse from there.
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Destructive policies, such as the unbridled construction of dams (producing enormous wealth for the select few), have caused rivers to dry up, and the climate has taken a turn for the worse.
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Ties between Tehran and Washington took a turn for the worse following U.S. President Donald Trump's decision last May to pull out of an international nuclear deal and reimpose sanctions on Iran.
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The United States warned Turkey to expect more economic sanctions unless it hands over detained American pastor Andrew Brunson, as relations between the two countries took a further turn for the worse.
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The terror played out on social media as the wildfire, which had been burning for longer than a day nearby, took a turn for the worse and began encroaching on the town.
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Lampert's lack of experience in the retail business was the biggest reason Sears' fortunes took a turn for the worse, said Chad Brand, president of Peridot Capital Management, which holds Sears bonds.
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That marks the most optimistic 12-month outlook for the currency since August 2018 but depends heavily on improvement in U.S.-China relations, which have only just taken a turn for the worse.
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Thailand's capital city of Bangkok is legendary for its gridlocked traffic, but it looks like things have taken a turn for the worse since Pokémon Go launched in the country on Aug. 123.
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It was only when the CD era started to die off that things took a turn for the worse, and big-box stores started getting into price wars that smaller players couldn't afford.
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Louis says he and baby mama Briana Jungwirth have actually gotten along until recently and he was seeing the baby all the time, but things have now taken a turn for the worse.
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But, in December, things took a turn for the worse ... doctors say he had a Grade 4 tumor that could not be operated on because it was too close to his brain stem.
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Annual sales plunged to 20 million euros ($23.4 million)in 2017, half of the level in 2014, when the firm's artistic director left and its fortunes took a new turn for the worse.
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If you're holding onto $100,000 worth of BTC, and things take a sudden turn for the worse... well, you could be left holding a bag whose value quickly evaporates before your very eyes.
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Iran's relations with Washington have taken a sharp turn for the worse since Trump withdrew the United States from the 2015 nuclear deal between Tehran and major powers, and reimposed sanctions on Iran.
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But the Jaguars' and Steelers' statuses as potential contenders heading into the season have taken a sharp turn for the worse, leaving a rematch of last year's AFC Championship feeling all but inevitable.
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Sources close to the model -- who competed on season 8 of the reality show -- tell us she died in hospice Tuesday around 11 AM after taking a turn for the worse Monday night.
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SECO said the trade dispute between Washington and Beijing was starting to take its toll, with growth slowing in China, and had taken a turn for the worse with the latest tariff increases.
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Many of the elective procedures underway could require a patient to remain in the hospital for up to five days, and the situation could take a turn for the worse in that time.
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Just a couple days before Laura got her results back, Jackie — who'd had some milder symptoms but seemingly rounded a bend last week — took a sudden turn for the worse, struggling to breathe.
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In the past few days, some medical experts, like the cardiologist and researcher Dr. Eric Topol, have noticed by studying the data that California appears to be taking a turn for the worse.
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Relations between Russia and the United States may have taken a turn for the worse, but neither country seems to want a volatile region to spin further out of control, with unpredictable consequences.
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This winter, it happened as expected but took a dramatic turn for the worse after extreme cold weather in New York combined with a long flight to a desert climate — for my wedding.
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At the same time, the media analyst Michael Nathanson noted in a May 1 report that ratings "took a significant turn for the worse across most cable network portfolios" in the last quarter.
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Stocks started the day higher as it appeared markets were shrugging off the coronavirus news, but took a turn for the worse after a second case was confirmed on US soil in Illinois.
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"If the Security Council would push through the meeting on 'human rights issue' of the DPRK ... the situation on the Korean Peninsula would take a turn for the worse again," the letter said.
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A top United Auto Workers (UAW) official said Sunday that negotiations between striking employees and General Motors management have taken a "turn for the worse" and the walkout will continue, according to CNBC.
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SYDNEY, Dec 11 (Reuters) - Australian consumer sentiment has taken a turn for the worse in December amid worries about the economic outlook and family finances, a troubling omen for the Christmas shopping season.
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We are only four days into 21979, and already it is a year in which things in the Middle East have taken, impossible though it may seem, a significant turn for the worse.
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"We think there's a possibility that if the tax bill is successful in generating economic growth, housing affordability could take a turn for the worse," noted Ralph McLaughlin, economist at Trulia in San Francisco.
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Politicians from Swiss President Johann Schneider-Ammann — an industry mogul himself — to the leader of the Social Democrats warn that creeping deindustrialisation could take a turn for the worse if the franc strengthens again.
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Eddie Money won't be back onstage anytime soon -- TMZ has learned the legendary rocker took a turn for the worse after surgery ... which has put him out of commission for the rest of 2019.
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However, the pound, which initially cheered on the news, took a turn for the worse as concerns mounted that the UK may be headed for a long delay, which could lead to more uncertainty.
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The Labor Department's crucial jobs data on Friday will be closely watched after the Fed signalled on Wednesday that there would be no further cuts unless the economy takes a turn for the worse.
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When Rosita finally approaches Sasha at the end of "Say Yes" and asks her to help her launch an attack against Negan, the show treats this like a dark new turn for the worse.
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This week, Deputy Premier Rich Coleman said the government will file a renewed injunction before a September 7 court date if the level of safety at the camp takes a turn for the worse.
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In 2014, Xianfeng village's fortunes took a turn for the worse when main investor Zhou Zhenggu passed away, and the park was forced to shut down due to poor management and lack of funding.
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We're told the results came back positive on March 13, and Jeff was provided a portable oxygen meter to keep an eye on his levels ... which took a turn for the worse that afternoon.
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It takes place about a century before the film (after the Crystal cracked but before anyone realizes its significance), in an era when things are just starting to take a turn for the worse.
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But things took a turn for the worse this week after a visit by a minor Qatari royal, Sheikh Abdullah al-Thani, to the Saudi ruler, King Salman, at his holiday villa in Morocco.
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When the day "has clearly taken a turn for the worse," the text veers off the line, toward the bottom of the page, and the words "melt away" appear to melt into the page.
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Up until graduation day, Trump had been apparently healthy — playing football, tennis, and squash in college — but things apparently took a turn for the worse once he was no longer eligible for education deferments.
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Over the weekend, tensions took a turn for the worse after U.S. officials demanded promises of concrete changes to Chinese law and Beijing said it would not swallow any "bitter fruit" that harmed its interests.
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Yes, Apple's fortunes could take a dramatic turn for the worse, but based on this ratio, it has a heck of a lot of runway before it would need to resort to cutting its dividend.
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The unlikely bond between President Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron — once dubbed Le Bromance by the New York Times — appears to have taken a turn for the worse following Trump's weekend visit to France.
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"The trading environment has taken a turn for the worse due to geopolitics and recent events which means it is likely that only a marginal amount of the net benefit will be retained," said Castle.
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Rossi still secured third place in the championship ahead of Yamaha team mate and pole-sitter Maverick Vinales, who was one of several riders to crash out as conditions took a turn for the worse.
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Allies of the speaker and the majority leader describe mounting frustration Relations between President Trump and the top two Republicans in Congress, never warm and fuzzy, appear to be taking a turn for the worse.
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Lowe has conceded that an easing in the 1.5 percent cash rate might be contemplated if the labor market takes a turn for the worse and unemployment starts to rise from the current 5.0 percent.
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He left a suicide note in which he stated there was "no foul play," adding that his health had taken a turn for the worse and he had an expiring $5 million life insurance policy.
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The Fed cut interest rates for a third time this year on Wednesday to help sustain U.S. growth, but signaled there would be no further reductions unless the economy takes a turn for the worse.
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Strategas' head of policy research, Dan Clifton, said talks to revise the North American Free Trade Agreement have definitely taken a turn for the worse, as the U.S. is seeking a 5-year sunset provision.
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Just as their lineup's health improved with the return of Yoenis Cespedes and Asdrubal Cabrera, their starting rotation took a turn for the worse with injuries to Steven Matz and, now, the replacement Jon Niese.
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New York Federal Reserve President John Williams sought to reassure investors Friday that the Fed will remain flexible about its rate-raising and balance sheet policy if the markets take a turn for the worse.
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The company's profits have steadily improved as commodity prices rebound, and now Chevron says it believes the buyback program is sustainable so long as oil market conditions don't take a dramatic turn for the worse.
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But his night took a massive turn for the worse when he returned to the mound and could only watch as Yuli Gurriel led off the second with a laser over the left field wall.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — Dominant in the final Grand Slam tournament of 2017, the American women had their fortunes take a dramatic turn for the worse on the opening day of the first major tournament of 2018.
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Part of why I still feel haunted by my patient who suddenly took a turn for the worse and then died is because of that nagging sense I had, early on, that something was wrong.
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Regardless of where you are on the spectrum of worried-and-stocking-up, know that if the novel coronavirus does take a turn for the worse in the US, it won't affect the population equally.
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Younger shoppers are increasingly willing to try supermarket-brand items, which are no longer seen as lower-quality knockoffs, a trend that could be accentuated if the economy takes a turn for the worse again.
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The dollar, which had slipped after last week's less hawkish Federal Reserve monetary policy statement, took a turn for the worse this week amid growing doubt about the potential pace of U.S. interest rate increases.
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The Federal Reserve on Wednesday cut interest rates for the third time this year to boost its economy, but signalled there would be no further reductions unless the economy takes a turn for the worse.
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The dollar tumbled from a seven-month high as risk appetite took a turn for the worse on the soft Chinese data, which rattled markets that expect the Fed to boost rates by year-end.
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Relations between Canada and China took a turn for the worse in December last year with the arrest of Chinese tech giant Huawei's CFO Meng Wanzhou, who is also the daughter of the company's founder.
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And Turkey's territorial disagreement with Greece took a turn for the worse, when the Greek defense minister flew over disputed Aegean islands in response to an earlier visit to nearby waters by Turkey's military commander.
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A yearlong U.S.-China trade war took a sharp turn for the worse as Washington accused Beijing of manipulating its currency after China let the yuan drop to its lowest point in more than a decade.
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Electrical issues caused problems with the hammering mechanism early on, but things took a turn for the worse when the rover's drill feed broke down in December 2016, preventing the drill from moving up and down.
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The U.S. dollar, which slipped after last week's less hawkish U.S. Federal Reserve monetary policy statement, took a turn for the worse this week amid growing doubt about the potential pace of U.S. interest rate increases.
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Abbie Kopf, the 14-year-old girl who was shot in the head during a Michigan Uber driver's February shooting spree and had been on the road to recovery, has taken a turn for the worse.
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"What will take a turn for the worse in terms of hazard is if hotter, fresher magma makes it to the surface, and that could be what is coming," Neal told a conference call on Friday.
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While global economic and financial conditions have taken a turn for the worse, "we have not seen shifts that seem significant enough to have driven the sharp moves that we have seen in markets," she said.
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Things take a turn for the worse when he burns down the village Christmas tree, but perk up a bit at the end when he finds a slightly more toned-down use for his scorchy powers.
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German government relations with Moscow took a turn for the worse when Russia annexed Crimea in 2014 and have grown more complicated since the conflict in eastern Ukraine and Russia's involvement in the war in Syria.
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Relations between Tehran and Washington took a turn for the worse last May when Trump pulled out of a 2015 nuclear deal between Iran and six world powers, reached before he took office, and reimposed sanctions.
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A 3-pointer by forward JaKarr Sampson pulled the 76ers within 49-45 with 5:40 left in the second quarter, but the game took a turn for the worse from that point on for Philadelphia.
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The odds of a breakthrough in upcoming trade talks with China took a turn for the worse this week after the Trump administration imposed a slew of new sanctions on Beijing over alleged human rights abuses.
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The U.S. central bank cut interest rates thrice this year to help sustain U.S. growth, but had signaled last month that there would be no further cuts unless the economy takes a turn for the worse.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States warned Turkey on Thursday to expect more economic sanctions unless it hands over detained American pastor Andrew Brunson, as relations between the two countries took a further turn for the worse.
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However, would-be buyers in China fret the commodity could be used as a bargaining chip in future negotiations with Washington, potentially getting added to tariff lists if the trade conflict takes a turn for the worse.
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It looked like Logan's condition took a turn for the worse, when, two days ago, Stage shared an Instagram photo of herself and the baby at the hospital, where Logan was being treated for a respiratory virus.
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"We don't know how much longer he has," says Melissa Gable of the Maricopa County Animal Care and Control, adding that the dog had initially "responded remarkably well" to drugs before taking a turn for the worse.
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McGregor noted that the personal relationship between President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping may be taking a turn for the worse — that could hurt the already tense relationship between the world's two largest economies.
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The bilateral spat took a turn for the worse in May, when President Donald Trump threatened and followed through on threats to ramp up U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports, catching investors by surprise and sending equities tumbling.
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But one of the data company's senior economists warns that the fall in the pound since Brexit is having an increasingly negative effect on the sector, suggesting things could take a turn for the worse in future.
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But yen moves and political considerations could be decisive factors for the BOJ policymakers agonizing over whether to expand stimulus or to save their dwindling policy resources for when the economy takes a turn for the worse.
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If we do see things take a turn for the worse in the economy, having money in a CD can serve as an emergency fund, if needed, to get you through difficult times such as job loss.
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Russia's military, Mr. Gabuev said, "is not so naïve that it is not preparing a contingency plan" in case relations with China take a sudden turn for the worse, as has happened many times in the past.
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Although plenty of places have taken a turn for the worse during President Obama's tenure as leader of the free world, nowhere has the deterioration been as stark – or as damaging to American interests – as in Syria.
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The U.S. central bank cut interest rates three times this year to help to sustain U.S. growth but last month signaled that there would be no further cuts unless the economy takes a turn for the worse.
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When their health takes a turn for the worse, however, older people without strong social relationships may be more likely to have long hospital stays and repeat hospitalizations, researchers report in the American Journal of Public Health.
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The cost of the trade war could be felt by both countries soon if trade tensions take a turn for the worse, Garner added, projecting that Beijing and Washington would have to tweak their monetary policies in response.
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Kylei, from Indiana, had only been in Destin with her family for a few days in early June when what was intended to be a "fun family vacation" took a turn for the worse, according to her mom.
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That's when things took a turn for the worse, with Moore bringing up an incident in May where Zolciak-Biermann tweeted to Chrissy Teigen asking for tickets to an upcoming concert put on by Teigen's husband John Legend.
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But yen moves and political considerations could be decisive factors for BOJ policymakers agonizing over whether to expand stimulus yet again or to save their dwindling policy resources for when the economy takes a turn for the worse.
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Negotiations had taken a turn for the worse in early May, but at their meeting on the sidelines of the G-20 meeting in Osaka, Japan, the two leaders said they would resume looking for a way forward.
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And events this week rang more alarm bells for policymakers, as the trade war took a dramatic turn for the worse on Monday after the U.S government labeled China a currency manipulator for the first time since 1994.
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Candice Hammonds and Thomas Burkett's wedding date was originally set for October 1, but when her father Steve's health took a sudden turn for the worse last week, they began planning a last-minute ceremony in the hospital.
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Things take a turn for the worse when Brady realizes that Tabitha is the only person who knows his gym locker combo and is thus mostly likely the person who broke into his locker and stole his keys.
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But come 1939, things would take a turn for the worse—during a trip to the west coast, Follett received a letter from her husband in which he expressed unhappiness in the marriage and a desire to separate.
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She told DeGeneres that though she signed on the dotted line in August, she wanted to keep it a secret so she could back out of the deal if the company's financials took a turn for the worse.
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Relations between Turkey and Saudi Arabia have been strained for decades, though they've recently taken a turn for the worse, thanks in large part to tensions over Syria, where Turkey has worked with Saudi Arabia's arch-rival Iran.
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Hospitals will need rooms for the people who require close monitoring in a clinical setting, and ICU beds and ventilators for patients who take a turn for the worse and require mechanical support to keep their bodies functioning.
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Ferdia Walsh-Peelo stars as a 15-year-old whose life takes a turn for the worse when his cash-poor father takes him out of private school and moves him to a rough-and-tumble Christian school.
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The chief of staff's fortunes seemed to take a turn for the worse after he acknowledged during an October press conference that Trump had sought a quid pro quo when it came to releasing military aid to Ukraine.
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That was the day her life took a turn for the worse, setting in motion a harrowing trip north to the U.S., hoping for asylum but never imagining what she and her son would endure to get it.
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But the Fed is also facing the very real problem that interest rates are so exceptionally low even in good times that it has little room to maneuver if the economy takes a significant turn for the worse.
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The Fed, already expected to keep rates in the range of 1.5% to 1.75% at its meeting next week, had signaled that only a significant turn for the worse in the economic outlook could trigger more policy easing.
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Cody Gribble didn't have the best first round at Bay Hill, as evidenced by his triple-bogey at the 3rd hole, but it could have taken a turn for the worse when came across an alligator on the course.
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The dispute between the coalition government in Rome and European Commission in Brussels over Italy's spending plans took a turn for the worse Tuesday, when a shoe became a part of the drama surrounding the two parties' deteriorating relations.
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Their situation took another turn for the worse in the past two weeks after the black market rate of the dinar, which has long languished at record lows, slid again, fuelling inflation that is already around 214-25 percent.
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Market sentiment took a sharp turn for the worse, a fortnight after investors turned long on all Asian currencies for the first time since June 2017, on concerns the new coronavirus could dent growth in China and the region.
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She says while the girls initially had the support of the school administration, things took a turn for the worse after a change in leadership and plans to move the team from junior varsity to varsity level were scrapped.
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The shares seem to have taken a turn for the worse in the current quarter, falling 22 percent this month after soft drink giant Coca-Cola announced plans to buy rival Topo Chico, maker of lime flavored mineral water.
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At least 53 children across the country have died from flu-related illness, and parents need to know how to tell if a child takes a turn for the worse — and if it's time to rush to the hospital.
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On Wednesday, U.S. bond prices rallied after the Federal Reserve cut interest rates for the third time this year even though it also signalled there would be no further reductions unless the economy takes a turn for the worse.
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Foreign policy-wise, Eisenhower had a cordial and productive meeting with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev at Camp David in September, but this would have little long-term impact, because relations took a turn for the worse the following year.
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The long-tense relations between Tehran and Washington took a turn for the worse last May when Trump pulled out of a 2015 nuclear deal between Iran and six world powers, reached before he took office, and reimposed sanctions.
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Not long after Bravo personalities catch some speed, Tamra says, "Oh s—, I'm scared" before things take a turn for the worse as the ATV flips, Dodd's helmet falls off and the sand-filled video cuts to an eerie silence.
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"You want to be very cognizant of the fact that we are already at neutral, unless the economy takes a turn for the worse," Mester said, referring to the neutral rate of interest that neither brakes nor boosts a healthy economy.
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After reports began circulating that her condition had taken a turn for the worse — with assertions that her body was "shutting down" and that she only had "weeks" to live — Newton-John reassured her fans that she was doing just fine.
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Simmering tension, particularly over a case for compensation of South Koreans forced to work for Japanese occupiers during World War Two, took a sharp turn for the worse this month, when Japan restricted exports of high-tech materials to South Korea.
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Relations took a turn for the worse this week when Japan said it would tighten curbs on exports of the materials used to make chips and display panels because trust with South Korea had been broken over the forced labour dispute.
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Sports Briefing | Soccer Marseille's lackluster season took another turn for the worse as the nine-time French champion bowed out of the League Cup quarterfinals while its bitter rival Paris St.-Germain advanced with a 2-1 win over Lyon.
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Lingering tensions, particularly over the issue of compensation for South Koreans forced to work for Japanese occupiers during World War Two, took a turn for the worse this month, when Japan restricted exports of high-tech materials to South Korea.
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Simmering tension, particularly over the issue of compensation for South Koreans forced to work for Japanese occupiers during World War Two, took a sharp turn for the worse this month, when Japan restricted exports of high-tech materials to South Korea.
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Lingering tension, particularly over the issue of compensation for South Koreans forced to work for Japanese occupiers during World War Two, took a turn for the worse this month when Japan restricted exports of high-tech materials to South Korea.
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"Given the positivity that is reflected in equities and rates markets, the acknowledgement that things could just as easily take a turn for the worse appears to be expressed through gold positions at the moment," UBS said in a note.
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But the firm's discussions over the field, located about 30 km (20 miles) off the Gaza coast, have ground to a halt since tensions in the wider region have taken a fresh turn for the worse, the source told Reuters.
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ABOUT THE AVALANCHE (16-23-3): Colorado's painful season took another turn for the worse during Monday's practice as defenseman Nikita Zadorov fell awkwardly to the ice and appeared to injured his leg after becoming tangled up with forward Mikko Rantanen.
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Relations took a turn for the worse this week when Japan said it would tighten curbs on exports of the materials used to make chips and display panels because trust with South Korea had been broken over the forced labor dispute.
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CreditCreditAndrew Renneisen for The New York Times NAIROBI, Kenya — Four days after her toddler's health took a turn for the worse, his tiny body racked by fever, diarrhea and vomiting, Sharon Mbone decided it was time to try yet another medicine.
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Matters then took a sharp turn for the worse in September 2018 with the default of Infrastructure Leasing and Financial Services (IL&FS), one of many lenders outside the traditional banking system that had become a growing source of credit.
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The Australian dollar lost 0.2% to $0.6868 after the Reserve Bank of Australia opened the door to another cut in interest rates as early as February, should household incomes stay depressed or the labour market takes a turn for the worse.
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Human rights activists, at a news conference in Lebanon on Thursday, said the situation has taken a turn for the worse with 19 people now sitting on death row, renewed reports of torture in detention and military courts now trying civilians.
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Relations between Turkey and Germany have been strained for some time, but took a sharp turn for the worse in May after the German parliament passed a resolution declaring the 1915 massacre of Armenians by Ottoman forces was a genocide.
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ABOUT THE FLAMES (19-20-2): Forward Lance Bouma's star-crossed season took another turn for the worse when he was cut by a skate in Monday's 33-4 loss to San Jose and is expected to be sidelined for a few weeks.
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After reports began circulating that the singer's condition had taken a turn for the worse, with claims that her body was "shutting down" and that she only had "weeks" to live, Newton-John reassured her fans that she was doing just fine.
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New York (CNN Business)Talks between the United Auto Workers union and General Motors "have taken a turn for the worse," according to the union's chief negotiator, suggesting that no immediate end is in sight for the auto industry's longest strike in decades.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Six years after going public with her brain cancer diagnosis, "Rhoda" sitcom star Valerie Harper's health apparently has taken a turn for the worse, as her husband acknowledged that doctors have advised that she be placed in hospice care.
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KOFU, Japan (Reuters) - Bank of Japan board member Yutaka Harada said on Wednesday he did not think there was disagreement among the central bank's board members on the need to take monetary policy action if the economy takes a turn for the worse.
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Moon and other government officials were meeting the leaders of five major political parties to discuss an ongoing feud with Japan, which took a turn for the worse after Tokyo imposed export curbs on some materials used by South Korea's huge technology companies.
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But there are risks, too: If he commits and then has a disappointing finish, precious time and money will be gone -- and the perception of Kasich's place in the race, and his long-term viability, could take a turn for the worse.
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A recent scientific study found that bumps and drops are about to take a turn for the worse thanks to climate change, with a projected increase this year of 149% in heavy turbulence, 94% in moderate turbulence, and 59% in light turbulence.
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In the early 22019s, things took a sharp turn for the worse when a right-wing Hindu mob tore apart the mosque building, setting off a series of violent clashes and legal fights that have brought the issue to the Supreme Court.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve on Wednesday lowered its policy rate by a quarter of a percentage point to a target range of 1.50% to 1.75% but signaled there would be no further reductions unless the economy takes a turn for the worse.
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By taking a look at which players' numbers are sustainable, and which teams' schedules are about to take a turn for the worse, we can get a good idea of who you should be targeting in trades as you finalize your roster.
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"With the news around the U.S. and Huawei taking a turn for the worse, it seems that the trade war is increasingly showing signs of becoming a tech war," said Seema Shah, senior global investment Strategist at Principal Global Investors in London.
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Separately, Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said the central bank stood ready to cut interest rates if the economy took a turn for the worse, suggesting that any threats from Trump would not deter him from taking action necessary to spur growth.
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"In little over two months, the industry's prospects in much of the world have taken a dramatic turn for the worse," said Alexandre de Juniac, head of the International Air Transport Association, which forecast the potential revenue drop of more than $100 billion.
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Matters take a turn for the worse in the novel's (slightly overplayed) denouement, as Mario spirals into alcoholism and depression, and finally — in an act that both seems entirely out of character and makes perfect sense — commits a violation of his own.
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The United Auto Workers said in a letter Sunday that negotiations for a new 4-year labor contract between General Motors and its striking workers have "taken a turn for the worse" after the union rejected GM's latest proposal, according to Reuters.
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TEGUCIGALPA (Reuters) - The condition of the world's second-largest coral system, the Mesoamerican Reef stretching from Mexico to Central America, has taken a turn for the worse and faces further threats from climate change, according to a report by a group of scientists.
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PARIS, June 12 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank is prepared to act further if the current economic downturn takes a turn for the worse even though central banks cannot alone do everything to keep economies strong, said ECB policymaker Francois Villeroy de Galhau.
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The Irish airline's luck took a turn for the worse early Thursday when Daniels — who had flown to England for a speech at Oxford Union debating society — announced to her more than 868,000 Twitter followers that "ALL of my bags" were lost by the airline.
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"The first, and most important (worry) is that Fed tightening and fading fiscal stimulus will cause the US economy to take a turn for the worse ... The second is that China's economy will continue to struggle," the analysts said in a note to clients.
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"The rapidly dwindling good-feeling towards the U.S. and China's vague trade war ceasefire turned actively hostile on Thursday, investors fearing that, 90-day truce or not, the relationship between the two superpowers might be about to take a turn for the worse," he wrote.
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I recently spoke to Greg Hands, the Member of Parliament for Chelsea and Fulham (one of the wealthiest boroughs in London) and asked him whether he sensed things were taking a turn for the worse because of Brexit (I avoided bringing up the housing market).
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It looked for a moment as if the circus was going to take a turn for the worse when McGregor, who addressed the 40-year-old Mayweather as "boy" in Toronto, let a howling crowd know he did not take the charges of racism seriously.
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Emerging markets took a turn for the worse — funds that focus on them fell 13.4 percent in 2015 — as the dollar grew stronger, reducing the dollar value of their assets and raising the burden of the dollar-denominated debt that proliferates in the developing world.
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The Jordyn doll sat on the bottom tier with her arms out looking ready to have a grand time, while the Kylie doll knelt over a pink toilet on the top tier looking like her grand time had taken a turn for the worse.
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Compensation of South Koreans for labor during Japans 1910-45 occupation of the Korean peninsula has soured relations between the United States' closest Asian allies, which took a turn for the worse this month when Japan restricted exports of high-tech material to South Korea.
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The dollar tumbled from a seven-month high on Thursday, as risk appetite took a turn for the worse after soft Chinese trade data spooked a market that is expecting an interest rate increase from the Federal Reserve by the end of the year.
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The question of compensation for South Koreans for labour during Japan's 1910-45 occupation of the Korean peninsula has soured the U.S. allies' relations, which took a turn for the worse this month when Japan restricted exports of high-tech material to South Korea.
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But their ongoing feud took a turn for the worse during Trump's third State of the Union address when the president appeared to snub the Speaker as she tried to shake his hand and Pelosi tore up a copy of his speech before the cameras.
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The question of compensation for South Koreans for labor during Japan's 1910-45 occupation of the Korean peninsula has soured the U.S. allies' relations, which took a turn for the worse this month when Japan restricted exports of high-tech material to South Korea.
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The question of compensation for South Koreans for labor during Japan's 54013-45 occupation of the Korean peninsula has soured the U.S. allies' relations, which took a turn for the worse this month when Japan restricted exports of high-tech material to South Korea.
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Compensation of South Koreans for labour during Japan's 1910-45 occupation of the Korean peninsula has soured relations between the United States' closest Asian allies, which took a turn for the worse this month when Japan restricted exports of high-tech material to South Korea.
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In January this took a turn for the worse with the arrest of Gu Yuese, the outspoken pastor of the country's largest church, a colossal edifice in the provincial capital, Hangzhou, that seats 5,000 people—about 50% more than St Paul's Cathedral in London.
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Last month, the Fed cut interest rates for the third time this year to help sustain U.S. growth despite a slowdown in other parts of the world, but signaled there would be no further reductions unless the economy takes a turn for the worse.
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Policy sources have told Reuters that China sees aggressive actions like interest rate cuts as a last resort if the damaging U.S.-China trade war takes a sharp turn for the worse, but that it is keeping all its economic policy tools within reach.
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A temporary moment of excitement The stock market took off early Friday after New York Federal Reserve President John Williams told CNBC that the Fed will remain flexible about its rate-raising and balance sheet policy if the markets take a turn for the worse.
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One such post on Sina Weibo, a Twitter-like microblog platform, described the dire situation that 19-year-old Tian Guanglin was in when his condition from a rare and aggressive form of muscle cancer took a turn for the worse in early January.
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But a new, exhaustive report by RAND, led by researcher Bryce Pardo, points to one way the opioid crisis could still take a turn for the worse, possibly leading to thousands more deaths each year, if the market for fentanyl were to become more widespread.
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San Francisco Fed President John Williams suggested last month that they remain a central part of the Fed's policy toolbox, telling reporters they are a means for policymakers to "adjust the path of policy down" if the economy takes a turn for the worse.
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New York (CNN Business)Stocks took a turn for the worse Thursday after a key member of President Donald Trump's economic team said the United States and China may not be able to come to a new deal on trade before next month after all.
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Negotiations between Beijing and the Trump administration took a turn for the worse in early May with the increase of tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods exported to the U.S., and an effective ban on American companies doing business with Chinese telecom giant Huawei.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar tumbled from a seven-month high on Thursday, as risk appetite took a turn for the worse after soft Chinese trade data spooked a market that is expecting an interest rate increase from the Federal Reserve by the end of the year.
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Negotiations between Beijing and President Donald Trump's administration took a turn for the worse in early May with the increase of tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods exported to the U.S., and an effective ban on American companies doing business with Chinese telecom giant Huawei.
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Souring relations between TIM and Rome took a turn for the worse last year when the government, keen to bring ultrafast Internet to all Italians to boost growth, drafted in state-controlled utility Enel to help with the broadband rollout after claiming TIM was dragging its feet.
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Recent tension between the neighbours, largely over the issue of compensation for South Koreans forced to work for Japanese occupiers before and during World War Two, took a sharp turn for the worse this month when Japan restricted exports of high-tech materials to South Korea.
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The U.S. central bank on Wednesday cut interest rates for the third time this year to help sustain U.S. growth despite a slowdown in other parts of the world, but signalled there would be no further reductions unless the economy takes a turn for the worse.
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The recent 50-State Report Card on Reproductive Health and Rights issued by my organization, the Population Institute, gave 18 states a failing grade for 2017, and lowered the U.S. grade to a D-. It also cautioned things could take a turn for the worse in 2018.
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Nearly a year after the implementation of the nuclear deal with Iran, known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), and the ensuing fanfare regarding the possibility of an age of reform within a feeble theocracy, Tehran's behavior has taken a turn for the worse.
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But markets are more volatile than they have been in several years, and the longer the bull market extends — even if they dont die of old age — the more investors need to deal with the prospect of a turn for the worse in the economic cycle.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve lowered borrowing costs for the third time this year on Wednesday to help sustain domestic growth despite a slowdown in other parts of the world, but signalled there would be no further reductions unless the economy takes a turn for the worse.
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Relations between Tehran and Washington took a turn for the worse last year, when the U.S. President Donald Trump pulled out of a 2015 nuclear deal between Iran and six world powers, and reimposed sanctions that were lifted under the deal in return for Tehran curbing its nuclear work.
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Most economists say the city-state's central bank is unlikely to deliver a surprise off-cycle easing similar to the one in January last year, but a few see risks of monetary stimulus if oil prices fall more sharply or China's economy takes a turn for the worse.
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For Gignac, Canadian stocks are still too pricey for him to buy into the volatility — they're trading at about 18 times earning — but if sentiment takes a turn for the worse and equity prices fall by about 10 percent, then he will consider adding more equities to his portfolio.
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"We want to send a message to all the Jews who sit at home and build big fences around their synagogues that it's possible and necessary to approach one another, because if we don't try, things can only turn for the worse," said Nina Peretz, head of the initiative.
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Both the UK indexes had earlier jumped about 0.6% on the back of gains in China, but the FTSE 100's Asia-exposed financials including HSBC took a turn for the worse after China said the anti-government protests in Hong Kong had begun to show "sprouts of terrorism".
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I found out only after her health took a turn for the worse — after she went to the hospital a bit too late and didn't receive very good treatment, and I was told that she, not yet 60, would probably have trouble walking for the rest of her life.
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I suspect Trump will attempt the same play he did with Michael Cohen: keep him close enough that he doesn't get the feeling he's being hung out to dry, but not so close as to be joined at the hip in case things take a turn for the worse.
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"She has a pretty tough road as ambassador at a time when the relationship took a definite turn for the worse, and she handled the challenge with tact and grace," said Fen Hampson, a professor of international affairs at Carleton University, who had met Ms. Craft a few times.
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The dollar's losses were compounded by comments from senior policymakers, with the U.S. Federal Reserve vice chair Richard Clarida discussing the possibility of rate cuts should the world's biggest economy take a turn for the worse, though he also said he thought the U.S. economy is in "a very good place".
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The dollar's losses were compounded by comments from senior policymakers, with the U.S. Federal Reserve vice chair Richard Clarida discussing the possibility of rate cuts should the world's biggest economy take a turn for the worse, though he also said he thought the U.S. economy is in "a very good place".
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Meanwhile, American involvement in Vietnam was deepening—the Pentagon had begun to aid the French in the early 2000s, until the Viet Minh inflicted a crippling and fatal blow to French troops at Dien Bien Phu in 21, forcing French withdrawal—and things were already taking a turn for the worse.
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Yet when news outlets reported last week, after the revision in what counts as an infection, the largest jump in reported cases "in a single day and more than twice the previous record high," readers could be forgiven for assuming that the situation had just taken a turn for the worse.
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And, coming a day after numerous British news outlets cited anonymous sources portraying the German government and the European Union in a bad light as the Brexit negotiations took another turn for the worse, some observers suggested that Ms. Rooney might be the one to find out who was talking.
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Earlier this month 2-year-old Layla Thomas began exhibiting flu-like symptoms but, out of nowhere, Layla's condition took a turn for the worse and on March 18 she was rushed to the hospital with a 107-degree fever, according to a GoFundMe page set up to cover her medical expenses.
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But there's something telling in the underlying anxiety that Peele's script exploits, from the opening scene (in which an uneasy black man walking alone in a predominately white suburb recalls the fate of Trayvon Martin) to the last, when the arrival of a police car suggests a near-certain turn for the worse.
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Kilauea Spews Ash, Golf ContinuesKilauea has been oozing lava for weeks, but things took a turn for the worse on Tuesday when the…Read more ReadEarlier in the week, ash emissions from the Kilauea summit reached as high as 10,000 feet above sea level, causing headaches for both residential neighborhoods and airlines.
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ET. As U.S.-China trade tensions took a turn for the worse since the Fed's move last month and adding to economic risks, investors will closely monitor comments from Chair Jerome Powell on Friday at the Jackson Hole Symposium for clues on what more the central bank plans to do to boost growth.
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While Governor Haruhiko Kuroda has stressed the BOJ still has room to deepen negative rates or take any other steps to spur growth, many analysts see last week's decision as underscoring the central bank's desperation in trying to save its dwindling ammunition for when the economy takes a turn for the worse.
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BNM Governor Nor Shamsiah Mohd Yunus said growth was expected to rebound in the final quarter of 2019 on a resumption in mining and construction activities and resilient private sector spending, but did not discount a cut to the overnight policy rate MYINTR=ECI if things take a turn for the worse.
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Traders had already priced in a pause in rate cuts until next March, after the Fed cut its benchmark target earlier this week by a quarter of a percentage point to a range of 1.5% to 1.75% and signaled that only a turn for the worse could move them to ease policy more.
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The dollar's broad losses on Friday were compounded by comments from senior policymakers, with the U.S. Federal Reserve Vice Chair Richard Clarida discussing the possibility of rate cuts should the world's biggest economy take a turn for the worse, though he also said he thought the U.S. economy is in "a very good place".
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In March 2016, the couple announced their separation after 10 years of marriage, and though a rep for the younger Affleck brother told E News at the time that the split was amicable, things seem to have taken a turn for the worse, with Phoenix citing "irreconcilable differences" as her reason for filing for divorce.
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"I watched my mom have to be submissive, watch her Ps and Qs or she's gonna get beat up... You can either be, unfortunately, so damaged by it that you take a turn for the worse, or you can feel empowered by it and make choices to never go down that route," she explained.
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The dollar's broad losses on Friday were compounded by comments from senior policymakers, with the U.S. Federal Reserve Vice Chair Richard Clarida on Thursday discussing the possibility of rate cuts should the world's biggest economy take a turn for the worse, though he also said he thought the U.S. economy is in "a very good place".
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ET. As U.S.-China trade tensions took a turn for the worse since the Fed's move last month and added to risks of slowing economic growth, investors will closely monitor comments from Chair Jerome Powell on Friday at the Jackson Hole Symposium for clues on what more the central bank plans to do to boost growth.
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At first, Christie and host Craig Carton reacted like they were normal humans living in 2016—talking about the shocking length of Sharapova's punishment and how it's sad to see a talented athlete go—when all of a sudden things took a "hate to see you leave, but love to watch you go" turn for the worse.
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"For now, unless things take a turn for the worse, I would say Galveston should be OK." Local officials are hoping Harvey will highlight the need for federal funding for the $12 billion Gulf Coast Community Protection and Recovery District (GCCPRD), which would help further protect the city and county from storm surges and rising tides from climate change.
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And as if being duped into a stint in an asylum wasn't scary enough, things take a turn for the worse when Sawyer makes the claim that her stalker, David Strine, has tricked his way into a job in the same facility, masquerading as a people-pleaser night shift orderly named George (Joshua Leonard), in a clear reference to Gaslight.
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A GRIM year for American spy agencies took a turn for the worse with the leaking, on March 7th, of what appeared to be a lengthy, detailed catalogue of the CIA's secret hacking tools for turning computers, internet routers, telephones and even web-enabled televisions into remote spying devices, and for bypassing encrypted messaging services by penetrating individual Apple and Android smartphones.
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The already-grim situation for the more than 20163 million Syrian refugees living in Turkey and many thousands more on the border between Turkey and Syria just took a turn for the worse: Mercy Corps, one of the largest humanitarian aid organizations providing resources to thousands of refugees each month inside Syria, has just been kicked out of Turkey, effective immediately.
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They took a sharp turn for the worse when last week the U.S. Treasury slapped Turkey's interior and justice ministers with sanctions inspired by the Global Magnitsky Human Rights Accountability Act, which have been used to target criminals and human rights abusers such as Slobodan Tesic, the Serbian arms dealer; Mukhtar Hamid Shah, an organ trafficker from Pakistan; and Yahya Jammeh, the former president of Gambia.
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Broken doesn't land on one side, but it's a relatively fair and comprehensive overview, particularly for a viewer who doesn't know much about vaping and how it's recently taken a turn for the worse in the U.S. The documentary opens in Milford, Connecticut, with a 17-year-old high school senior, Bella Carroll, brushing her hair and talking to a girl off camera, presumably her sister, about their laundry.
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He has false teeth and prays for twenty minutes before every meal, asks for help from the Creator for everyone, beginning with the orphan children and ending with the servicemen and servicewomen out there, your one-thousand-per-cent-Indian dad, who cries only in ceremony and has bad knees, which took a turn for the worse when you were ten and he laid concrete in your back yard for a basketball court.
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Here's where it gets worse (because yes, in a tale of a man's isolation surrounded by sea and a slowly-decaying body, things can always get worse): The weather took a turn for the worse, and during a particularly strong period of gale winds and waves, Griffith's coffin was destroyed, leaving the body tied to the railing on full display, the wind moving it so that it looked like might have been waving.
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When we got home, there was a message from Clara, and I feared that the girl had taken a turn for the worse, that the broken bone in her nose had perforated an eye, dug into her brain, or paralyzed her, but the message was from earlier that morning, before Clara had reached me on my cell phone, when my main concern had been to expose Audrey's lie in front of those who loved her.
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Meanwhile, things took a turn for the worse in Puerto Rico on Monday as the U.S. Supreme Court refused to revive a local debt-restructuring law, leaving the island at risk of a messy default unless Congress passes legislation soon to help it survive the crisis.. In Orlando's Latin music community, people said they were at least relieved that one of the Pulse DJs, Ray Rivera or DJ Infinite, got out alive after helping to shield two people in his booth.
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She did end up living there briefly last fall, but when her grandfather's health took a turn for the worse, she took him back to the States from Bolivia, because other members of her family wanted him buried in the U.S. She wanted to head back to Bolivia for the long term, but while she was making her way there in the winter of 2015, she hit a snag, losing all of her documents during a stop in Los Angeles.
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K Street had expectations for some bipartisan actions in 2020, but those hopes are on hold after the feud between President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Warren: We are watching a descent into authoritarianism Collins: Trump 'angered by impeachment' MORE and Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiTrump says what he learned from impeachment is that 'Democrats are crooked' Bull meets china shop: Roger Stone controversy follows a familiar pattern House to vote Thursday on removing ERA ratification deadline MORE (D-Calif.) took a turn for the worse at the State of the Union address.
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