" There's quite a bit of unraveling too: "Slavery unraveled," the "crop economy had unraveled" and then, with the Haymarket bombing in 1886, the American labor movement for a time "unraveled.
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But it all unraveled again on Saturday on the same court where it has unraveled before.
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The week that followed His story quickly unraveled days later.
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If we'd sought emergency appeal that deal could have unraveled.
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The lie has unraveled quickly over the past few months.
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He could have mentally unraveled again on the big stage.
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But Phillips' deception unraveled quickly under scrutiny by the Post.
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These decisions unraveled the Reconstruction Constitution and its citizenship guarantee.
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But on the drive to the airport, the situation unraveled.
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CAVUTO: In your gut, what do you think unraveled this?
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You were there when the Pritzker family sort of unraveled.
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But as Nxivm's practices grew more troubling, that strategy unraveled.
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To be anywhere but where the family is coming unraveled.
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But events have unraveled in ways I hadn't fully considered.
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The Dodgers' closer got two quick outs but then unraveled.
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" But, the new report said, "progress has since been unraveled.
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Gsellman unraveled further in the next inning, allowing five runs.
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There are unraveled balls of yarn and knitted objects everywhere.
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The biggest: He wished he had retired before everything unraveled.
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But now the scientists have unraveled the mystery even further.
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As New York City's subway system unraveled last year, Gov.
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Follow-up observations from Cassini unraveled even more of Titan's mysteries.
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That's what happened over the next several years: My family unraveled.
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And yet progress against the disease unraveled to a startling degree.
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Those bets unraveled on Monday as the benchmark S&P 500 .
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"The whole system somewhat came unraveled at that point," Geismar recalls.
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"It has unraveled the whole case," Susan said of the audio.
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The four unraveled Michael's scheme more quickly than he had anticipated.
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They are still coming, and their idiosyncrasies may never be unraveled.
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Listening as Donald Trump came completely unraveled with those debate questions.
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For N.I.T.C., business, long solid, unraveled in a couple of months.
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We&aposve all watched the story, governor, as it has unraveled.
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Apparently that was the wrong move, and things unraveled from there.
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Police-involved shootings are another sign that the system has unraveled.
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But, things unraveled for him in the first inning on Monday.
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The murder unraveled once-close ties between Malaysia and North Korea.
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Regardless of how it happened, the inning quickly unraveled for Cecil.
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With a tug on that one thread, the whole story unraveled.
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After two quick outs, Ramos unraveled and lost the strike zone.
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Mr. Trump has requested the rule be reviewed and possibly unraveled.
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But this year, he said, the relationship has all but unraveled.
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Missions to comets have also unraveled secrets of our solar system.
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The country's presidential election in August 2017 unraveled an unprecedented story.
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Why the plan to legalize marijuana in New Jersey suddenly unraveled.
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Previous attempts at a cessation of hostilities in Syria have quickly unraveled.
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Then the company tried to expand into the US and everything unraveled.
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"Without God we would have unraveled many, many months ago," she said.
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Clearly, there's a story there that we're guessing will get unraveled later.
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In that fifth inning there, it kind of unraveled a little bit.
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On the ground, acquisitions have unraveled and others are on the rocks.
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"It has unraveled the whole case," Susan tells PEOPLE of the recordings.
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All this, mind you, unraveled on the eve of a major election.
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After the switcheroo things had unraveled a bit for the horse trainer.
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The Ivy League son, accused of killing his father, unraveled in court.
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But within a few years the deal had unraveled over financial issues.
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"In the past, things like that might have unraveled him," Gabehart said.
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It was only a matter of time before the Trump administration unraveled.
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Trump's behavior since the scheme unraveled in September also justified the vote.
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The United States invaded Iraq under false pretenses and unraveled its institutions.
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Back then, the plan unraveled when negotiations with the city fell apart.
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The sensational murder unraveled once-close ties between Malaysia and North Korea.
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The bathroom message had, in fact, unraveled the entire national LGBT rights apparatus.
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He unraveled one of the bricks and cut through it with a knife.
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After getting two quick outs in the second inning, things unraveled for him.
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Season 210 traced his story: How he got convicted, how his trial unraveled.
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"Into You" very quickly became the soundtrack to that summer as it unraveled.
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Those positive vibes toward the platform may have unraveled in just one weekend.
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Ronny Jackson, the White House physician, unraveled amid allegations about his professional conduct.
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But the game plan, as it were, unraveled a little after 10 p.m.
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Previous agreements have unraveled, but Ngbaazande says her country has turned a corner.
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" But, he added, "the more they went into it, the whole thing unraveled.
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Just two years ago, the pair struck a similar agreement that soon unraveled.
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These supply chains will implode if they are unraveled by an overzealous administration.
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Though the strands of this metaphysical story come unraveled, the music is engrossing.
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But things unraveled for the Yankees amid ragged defensive play and missed opportunities.
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And here's a look at how The New York Times unraveled the story.
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Mr. Trump ascended to the White House just as Mr. Arpaio's career unraveled.
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Two major pushes for negotiations by Mr. Obama unraveled amid mistrust and animosity.
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Kendall's efforts to oust his dad from the CEO chair unraveled multiple times.
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We banged our heads and unraveled how things might look ... hypothetically, of course.
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Let's assume to true story of what happened will be unraveled in season 4.
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Gretchen and Jimmy haven't unraveled, even if they are hanging on by a thread.
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Evans' other books include "Faith Unraveled" (2010), "Searching for Sunday" (2015) and "Inspired" (2018).
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The blanket unraveled a little bit, and he said he saw a baby foot.
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Photo: Brandon TauszikAs the hiking path turned up an enormous cliff, things unraveled quickly.
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But those talks broke up last month and the ceasefire has since largely unraveled.
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President John Adams served four years in office and his Federalist Party subsequently unraveled.
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"Yeah, it could come unraveled," Manziel's father, Paul, told ESPN the Magazine in 2013.
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We unraveled the MAGA hat stitch-by-stitch and gave it a new meaning.
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Eovaldi unraveled quickly, undone by the same bugaboo that has bothered him all month.
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After he left, she unraveled the note and was shocked that it was $50.
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The fifth inning is where the game unraveled for Atlanta Braves starter Julio Teheran.
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Star Trek: Picard The central mystery is further unraveled by the La Sirena crew.
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But as ticket holders arrived, Mr. McFarland's plans unraveled and the festival was canceled.
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My system unraveled, and I gained back 30 of the pounds I had lost.
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Then her mental health unraveled, and a cry for help became her boldest move.
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However, a "cessation of hostilities" that began in February has now all but unraveled.
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Unfortunately, that period of sustained improvement at the IRS has unraveled in recent years.
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She also jumps down the Iran-contra rabbit hole, another conspiracy never fully unraveled.
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Francis watched from afar as Benedict's papacy unraveled under the weight of successive scandals.
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"Things kind of unraveled for us in the seventh, unfortunately," manager Torey Lovullo said.
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The outcome that was supposed to be inevitable has unraveled faster than anyone expected.
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But that strategy quickly unraveled, with Mr. Trump demanding a simultaneous repeal and replacement.
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Policymakers scrambled to stabilize markets and boost asset prices when U.S. housing markets unraveled.
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The scheme unraveled in early 2014 after Tamayo began to secretly record the other defendants.
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But that unraveled spectacularly under the scrutiny of Wall Street Journal investigative reporter John Carreyrou.
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But in the end, a few pieces of paper may have unraveled the cold case.
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Will he unite a party unraveled by his candidacy, or will he blow it apart?
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Before the big announcement, agle-eyed fans were betting they ahd already unraveled the mystery.
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And yet, just as John achieved financial success, his personal life unraveled before his eyes.
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Things unraveled after aircraft leasing companies asked for stricter payment terms for planes in September.
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The "stretch mark" lesions that finally unraveled the boy's mystery ailment, photographed in February 2017.
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The careers of Daniels, Mitchell, Manigault and countless others became unraveled in more complicated ways.
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But a similar agreement unraveled earlier this year, and this one also faces enormous challenges.
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The Trump administration has kept silent as Guatemala unraveled, a stance harshly criticized by Rep.
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Vettel's race, meanwhile, unraveled after Verstappen collided with him and punted him into a spin.
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With the opposition in control of the National Assembly, all pretense of democracy quickly unraveled.
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In 2006, when Adams was 13, his father died of cancer, and Adams's life unraveled.
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He was just the same as them, unraveled and trying to stitch himself back together.
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Kurt Eichenwald is the author of "A Mind Unraveled," a memoir about living with epilepsy.
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But as ticket-holders arrived, Mr. McFarland's scheme quickly unraveled and the festival was canceled.
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Coils are entwined here, unraveled slightly there, and entangled and woven into a mat here.
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That partnership unraveled in 1998, when they separated after she had accused him of mismanagement.
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"I believe now after everything unraveled it was a little bit of both," he said.
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Greenspan's reputation took a massive hit when the financial system unraveled in 2007 and 2008.
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That plot unraveled once news of the military-aid freeze became public in late August.
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As prosecutors unraveled the scheme, presidents were forced to resign, and even placed in jail.
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When it all unraveled and the Nets descended into an unwatchable state, I hung in.
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The effort unraveled with the Soviet breakup and is still foundering for lack of money.
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Even as her company unraveled, Holmes continued to enjoy her profile as a business celebrity.
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After several lawsuits and investigations unraveled the scheme, Fesser has won over $1 million in settlements.
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Now they have a whole -- GIULIANI: But they&aposve never unraveled the taint that they created.
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However, after retiring the side in order in the third inning, Keuchel unraveled in the fourth.
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Revelations in the press—stemming largely from the Journal—unraveled the firm's lofty and undeliverable promises.
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They wrote a letter warning the leaders of Iran that a nuclear deal could be unraveled.
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In the show, and in real life, they unraveled the psychology of serial killers like Kemper.
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Discussed: Anthem, Battlefield V, Star Wars Battlefront 2, Unraveled Two, Sea of Solitude, Command and Conquer.
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Jorah, unfortunately, had to stand there and silently stand by his queen's actions while Sam unraveled.
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But as her campaign has unraveled, he has fought much better than he was expected to.
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The tapes were carefully heated to draw out any moisture, then unraveled at extra-low speed.
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Rather than relaxing in Tasmania, the beautiful Australian island where my wife was born, I unraveled.
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When I'm unraveled from my itchy chrysalis, I wonder if I'm supposed to feel re-born.
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Is her programming coming unraveled one thread at a time thanks to the "violent delights" virus?
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What's more, Hannity has just kept on harping on this point even after Wheeler's story unraveled.
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His affair unraveled slowly, as Waite unearthed a pile of evidence over a series of months.
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But as a vote neared, conservatives willingness to sign onto anything short of their demands unraveled.
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Downed power lines snake along mountain ridges like strands of unraveled twine leading to broken toothpicks.
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Before it all unraveled, the cum-ex ecosystem of lawyers, advisers and auditors enjoyed heady days.
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He secured convictions and unraveled a corrupt network of law enforcement officials working with Mr. Bulger.
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The abrupt nosedive unraveled most of the market's gains since the beginning of the calendar year.
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He says his life unraveled after his wife died and he fell into a bad crowd.
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That one's country has unraveled morally and spiritually in such a terribly painful, deeply divisive way.
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Atlanta led 10-2 heading into the bottom of the sixth inning before the bullpen unraveled.
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Who knew that a silkworm cocoon, when unraveled, consists of a single half-mile-long filament?
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As the rubber unraveled, it began flailing in the air like the tentacles of an octopus.
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Her life has unraveled since the fire, which also injured 10 other people, including three firefighters.
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"His ashes would haunt us until we unraveled the true cause of the disaster," Chertok said.
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I suspect when all these scandals are unraveled, a political and cultural reckoning in Washington will follow.
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The collapse of so-called dot-com companies -- including Enron and Worldcom -- came when systemic lies unraveled.
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This season of Teen Mom OG has chronicled tensions between Palin and Meyers as their relationship unraveled.
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The truce has mostly unraveled throughout areas where it took effect in the west of the country.
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The next day when I unraveled my hair, it was soft, not crunchy like with some gels.
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The case against the Garratts rapidly unraveled in the wake of Su Bin's decision to waive extradition.
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A cessation of hostilities agreement has unraveled and fighting has resumed on numerous fronts in western Syria.
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But then he hit a roadblock in 2008, when the recession unraveled and he was laid off.
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But the plan unraveled, as navy-led raids came sweeping through Sinaloa days after the clandestine meeting.
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Once the Washington Post got in the game of investigating Erdely's investigation, everything unraveled by mid-December.
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The past repeatedly reminds us that major nations were brought to their knees when their economies unraveled.
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The new regulations quickly unraveled a planned merger between U.S. pharmacy giant Pfizer and Irish company Allergan.
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The hardest part of his process begins once the thread is unraveled to begin the weaving process.
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The genre receded as the antiwar and Black Power movements unraveled the consensus regarding the national past.
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He certainly didn't get unraveled Monday when he found himself in a pitchers' duel with a rookie.
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The prosecution's case only unraveled from there — it accused Scott of lying and impugned its own witness.
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Happ struck out Mookie Betts to begin the bottom of the first, but the inning unraveled quickly.
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It was a thrilling opportunity, but everything soon unraveled when I was handed off to another editor.
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Look at Tyson, coming unraveled like he was permanently alive in the middle of a fever dream.
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The game, a 113-102 Clippers win, unraveled with about three and a half minutes to go.
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Instead, the case unraveled in a matter of hours Tuesday, leaving both sides walking away with losses.
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Many of the cases involved immigrants and would have unraveled without the use of LanguageLine, he said.
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They were among a handful of Americans swept up by the rebels as Yemen unraveled in 2015.
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It's Tuesday evening here in Washington where Republicans are reeling after their plans for repealing ObamaCare unraveled.
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Police said the home where the incident unraveled then caught fire and became fully engulfed in flames.
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Miami's pitching staff has unraveled over the past week, surrendering 53 runs during the six-game skid.
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During his six years in office, the country's economy has unraveled, leading to widespread hunger and violence.
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But the hopes unraveled weeks later when militants attacked an Indian army base in Indian-controlled Kashmir.
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Roddy White unraveled before our eyes, and Atlanta wasn't able to find anyone else effectively catch the ball.
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The agreement threw a lifeline to Cairo and was meant to bury suggestions that the relationship had unraveled.
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We can't reverse the reckless decision that unraveled northeastern Syria and sent America's allies fleeing for their lives.
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After Hope's own battle with cancer unraveled, her daughter was brought in to be retested for cystic fibrosis.
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The secrets of dolphin fertilization are being unraveled by innovative simulated sex techniques in laboratories around the world.
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He'd do striptease acts, which was ironic given what transpired as he unraveled in New York years later.
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While that was his culinary mission, the episode unraveled as a thoughtful exploration of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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The coverup unraveled and the feds paid the Weaver family $3.1 million to settle their wrongful-death lawsuit.
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Negotiations have largely unraveled amid competing, rejected offers and both sides are trading blame More from Congress … Sen.
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But researchers at Johns Hopkins University have unraveled these scientific mysteries, just in time for your holiday gatherings.
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A readily available and inexpensive weapon of terror, acid has unraveled lives through its physical and psychological toll.
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Here's how the audio clip has unraveled a web of false statements by Mr. Trump and his aides.
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I have been in the room when seemingly impossible deals have materialized — and when promising deals have unraveled.
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The team has unraveled as this season has progressed, with the defense, Lewis's specialty, being the biggest problem.
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He nervously stuttered through a heartbreaking story, one that slowly unraveled my own convictions and assumptions about religion.
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Even more damning was how badly the Yankees had unraveled, making mental errors as the game slipped away.
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But his fortunes turned in Cleveland, where the stubborn and taciturn Johnson unraveled in the face of hecklers.
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Sent to the mound for the sixth inning against the bottom of the Brewers' lineup, however, Harvey unraveled.
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It is one of the largest such fraud cases since Bernard L. Madoff's investment firm unraveled in 20153.
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And there's an abiding sense that even the most tightly knit families can be unraveled by outside forces.
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In 2015, he was working diligently on a major education bill when Messer nearly unraveled a year's work.
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But it is at the heart of why Mr. Christie's strategy to run as a moderate unraveled so quickly.
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But the agreement has since unraveled, with fighting and bombardment in Aleppo playing a big part in its collapse.
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"Everything unraveled from that point," says Paige Williams, the book's author and a staff writer at The New Yorker.
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RHP Scott Feldman retired the first six Pirates batters he faced Tuesday night, then things unraveled for the veteran.
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A giant rainbow flag unraveled as a rumba band sauntered along and swigged rum, ready to provide a rhythm.
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But after several women came forward, claiming Mr. Moore had abused them when they were underage, his campaign unraveled.
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What had started so promisingly, with Hamilton on pole position, unraveled spectacularly after the Briton had seemed in control.
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The two major events unfolded and unraveled simultaneously, very similar to Trump's North Korea summits and the Russia investigations.
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For any number of reasons, the Great Recession unraveled much of the progress made by the black middle class.
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He then unraveled the net enough to make a hole big enough for his orangutan self to fit through.
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In 2004, Howard Dean held a hefty lead in New Hampshire until his candidacy unraveled in the Iowa caucuses.
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We both knew that the fragile steps toward normalcy that our community was beginning to make had instantly unraveled.
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The deal unraveled on Friday when Andrea Nahles, leader of the center-left SPD, said it was a mistake.
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But this summer, the case quietly unraveled, and Superior Court Judge Christopher Kazlau dismissed the manslaughter charge on Sept.
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But further study needs to be done before the mystery of the day-night gap is unraveled, he said.
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Once I'd unraveled it all this clue was still my last solve — I thought GAS TAP sounded made up.
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December 8003 - After Porsche's derivatives portfolio unraveled in the financial crisis, it turned to Volkswagen and Qatar for help.
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It's a scene I've never seen in quite this fashion on television — the bold, cocky guy undone and unraveled.
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The Yankees had not completely unraveled by then, their 03-7 defeat to the Red Sox far from sealed.
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" He also acknowledged that his storybook marriage had unraveled, becoming a series of raging arguments and "fighting, slapping, pushing.
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Refraining from troubling behaviors is not enough; abusive narcissism must be unraveled through a transformation of heart and mind.
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The claims quickly unraveled, and Mr. Nunes eventually recused himself from his committee's own Russia investigation as a result.
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Last week, our colleagues Jonathan Martin, Astead W. Herndon and Alexander Burns looked into how Ms. Harris's campaign unraveled.
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Warning against protectionist policies, she said every country would be hurt if decades of integration and interdependence were unraveled.
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Over the last two decades, consumers have felt liberated as traditional bundles unraveled — from music to media to retail.
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Let's begin with the budget quandary that must be unraveled before tax reform can formally move through the system.
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When the low-risk profitable trades unraveled as the bonds defaulted, however, these traders were paying out big money.
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Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, have unraveled one of life's enduring mysteries: Why do shoelaces come undone?
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Newton has been dealing with soreness for close to two months while Carolina's season has unraveled with six straight defeats.
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In the end, we'll have demonized Muslim communities both here and abroad, unraveled anti-terrorism relationships and crippled economic ties.
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New government air strikes have targeted the area in recent days as a partial truce in western Syria has unraveled.
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The arrangement unraveled last month, after Ohman announced that he was leaving the company to take a job in Stockholm.
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But, there is a foreboding darkness living inside Adora, which is unraveled through her sly cruelty to her eldest daughter.
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Nearly 225 years later, the case remains unsolved -- and it's not the only high-profile attack that investigators never unraveled.
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Within a year, Churchill's cost-saving plan unraveled and his family shipped off for a lengthy cruise around the Mediterranean.
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Researchers have unraveled some of the biology of placebo responses, showing that they stem from active processes in the brain.
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Vilakazi also received a second yellow card for the foul and from there the game unraveled for the South Africans.
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Instead, the Dyson team unraveled the Airwrap Styler, a self-twirling curling iron that uses air instead of high heat.
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But the startup behind the app really unraveled when several key team members, including Bader-Wechseler, abruptly left the company.
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The doctors at the Mayo Clinic, where she was taken, unraveled her bandages, and my eyes fell on her stitches.
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While the Ghana saga unraveled over the past three years, global LNG market trends changed the dynamics of FSRU projects.
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Daimler and Chrysler, for instance, merged about the same time Renault rescued Nissan, but the combination unraveled within a decade.
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The proposal quickly unraveled in the face of the showdown, and Congress has failed to pass immigration legislation for months.
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Progress in the fight against S.T.D.s has "unraveled," according to a report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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But General Flynn's career unraveled after he was named by President Obama to run the Defense Intelligence Agency in 2012.
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But it unraveled when the Village of Cleves asked to use the sword in 1993 for its 175th anniversary celebration.
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In short order, Spieth's round, and his victory hopes, unraveled like a cheap imitation of the coveted Masters green jacket.
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"No company using the internet is safe" if the rules treating broadband providers as so-called common carriers are unraveled.
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Darting here, there and everywhere was Mr. Schachter, who, before things unraveled, repeatedly championed Mr. Philbrick in his Artnet columns.
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As the Syria war raged, a fragile cease-fire between Turkish and Kurdish forces unraveled, giving way to fresh fighting.
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But after Ms. Gillibrand's big announcement in January, her expensively laid plans unraveled as those potential contributors all but vanished.
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Bella offered her arm to steady her as they looked at the layers of mountains that unraveled in the distance.
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ISTANBUL — Turkey's failed coup, which unraveled a year ago on Saturday, has had a profound impact on contemporary Turkish life.
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Instead, his plans unraveled as he became entangled in a web of court cases relating to his time in power.
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It was another devastating blow for Cousins, a four-time N.B.A. All-Star whose career has unraveled because of injuries.
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" As the Trump campaign has unraveled, it's provided many occasions to engage in a thought experiment called "Imagine Mitt Romney.
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However, when you get stuck or realize that you put a block on the wrong place, the song will become unraveled.
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That DNA, when unraveled, can span more that two meters in length, but your body's cells whip it into tidy bundles.
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Opinion: Saagar Enjeti The veneer of Joe Biden for president is being slowly unraveled to the point of imminent political collapse.
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Weinstein's career unraveled following an exposé published by the New York Times last week, which included numerous allegations of sexual harassment.
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You'll be compulsively turning the page until the knot is unraveled, the tension is resolved, and you can exhale at last.
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Lupita Nyong'o, who plays Nakia in the Marvel hit, cosigned the singer's costume writing, "My Wakanda knots have unraveled!" on Instagram.
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"He actually unraveled which are the components which actually perform this whole process," said Rune Toftgard, chairman of the Nobel Assembly.
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As I discuss in my new book, Unraveled: Obamacare, Religious Liberty, and Executive Power, people who had insurance overwhelmingly liked it.
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The crowds, rides and characters were likely a nice break from the drama that unraveled on Twitter between Kanye and Drake.
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Their promising season further unraveled on Tuesday with a 2-0 defeat to Leicester City and elimination from the Champions League.
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Since then, the company has faced growing scrutiny from its users and even employees as more privacy scandals unraveled throughout 2000.
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If the EU unraveled, countries like Sweden would be more vulnerable to Russian aggression (Putin already sends submarines into its waters).
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President Volodymyr Zelensky proposed direct talks with President Vladimir V. Putin, as his American diplomatic backing unraveled in the impeachment scandal.
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Talks between the nations unraveled as the Trump administration moved to begin a new trade agreement with Mexico to replace NAFTA.
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As peace negotiations between the Taliban and US unraveled, the US dramatically ramped up its air campaign against militants in Afghanistan.
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President Bill Clinton reached a deal in 1994 that froze North Korea's plutonium program for nearly a decade before it unraveled.
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But things swiftly unraveled as rivalries between heavily armed militias escalated, and the Islamic State gained a foothold in the chaos.
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There, said Christoph Schlütermann, the German Red Cross official who eventually unraveled the mystery, he had been robbed of his wallet.
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Though dozens of Republicans have voiced concerns about the measure, none have said they would vote for legislation that unraveled it.
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Related: How the Kenya election unraveled At least six people died in violence linked to the runoff election, according to officials.
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Why it matters: He is tasked with creating an interim government after Mattarella unraveled a proposed populist political coalition on Sunday.
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In short, the implicit social contract that once bound employers, families and government has unraveled, and nothing has taken its place.
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How a family that some described as normal just a few years ago had unraveled so severely, nobody seemed to know.
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Oropeza survived but his empire — and his political connections — quickly unraveled under the unwanted public scrutiny prompted by the attempted hit.
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But their dream unraveled last Sunday when they tried to cross the river that separates northeast Mexico from the United States.
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His plans to challenge President Barack Obama unraveled and he was reduced to a figure of fun on late-night television.
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It unraveled in the 1960s and 1970s, as fair trade laws were repealed, manufacturers discovered overseas suppliers and unions came undone.
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She saved one with a big backhand winner but netted a forehand on the second and from there things unraveled quickly.
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Literally less than a week later, it's the Trump campaign has suddenly unraveled, he suddenly can't handle questions from the press.
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She's an almost rookie investigator who figured out that this network existed and then unraveled it almost entirely on our own.
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Then 20 years later, DNA evidence cleared each of them of the rape and unraveled the state's theory of the crime.
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"My husband was furious when he found out I had been lying," she says, and her marriage unraveled, eventually ending in divorce.
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The truce unraveled in recent weeks, triggering a wave of displacement within the southwestern Daraa province and along the border with Jordan.
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What the discovery of this new structure makes clear, though, is that our DNA contains many more mysteries waiting to be unraveled.
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"He literally unraveled in front of my eyes," his friend Andy Braunsberg, who was there at the time, recalls to the author.
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He gave fans something to celebrate with birdies at the 10th and 11th but his round unraveled over the next four holes.
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Worst of all, Stumpf used low-paid workers as the raw materials for this scheme, and as the scapegoats when it unraveled.
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Things unraveled so badly that Oakland manager Bob Melvin was forced to use catcher Josh Phegley as a reliever in the eighth.
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Authorities say they unraveled Hoagland's scheme soon after, leaving those around him wondering at his motivations and speaking out about his lies.
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Tyler Chatwood (2-20153) was breezing through the Padres during the game's first half, then unraveled his third time through their order.
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They said the plan unraveled when the uncle, Usamaah Abdullah Rahim, lost patience and said he wanted to kill police officers instead.
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The talks appeared headed toward success last week but have largely unraveled over U.S. accusations that Beijing sought vast, last-minute changes.
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That's what happened in December, when the two sides announced a trade truce that almost immediately unraveled, stalling a rally for stocks.
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But the alliance unraveled acrimoniously less than two years later when Volkswagen passed over Suzuki to buy small-car engines from Fiat.
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Shares in Danske Bank have fallen more than 20 percent over the last four months, as the money laundering scandal has unraveled.
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Senators are making a last-ditch effort to get a deal on a mammoth coronavirus stimulus package after talks unraveled earlier Sunday.
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"A Mind Unraveled" is inspirational in the true sense of the word rather than in a gimmicky, self-help sort of way.
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His career swiftly unraveled: Television production deals were terminated, and the commercial release of his film, "I Love You, Daddy," was canceled.
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And Trump's Justice Department similarly infuriated Valley types after it unraveled Obama-era protections for transgender students using restrooms of their choice.
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President Trump's unilateral withdrawal from the region quickly, and predictably, unraveled a tenuous peace on the volatile border between Syria and Turkey.
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Once adopted, the land-use regulations could be unraveled by subsequent administrations, but Mr. Moore said that is easier said than done.
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But that promise unraveled when Juno sold to Gett the following year and admitted there was no legal way to do so.
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The problem is, by the time the empty promise has unraveled, it is almost always too late to do anything about it.
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When Okwui Okpokwasili talks about her work, she treats each question like a knot to be unraveled, physically as much as verbally.
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As life unraveled, a skilled wine steward joined the swelling ranks of homeless people in tents across the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Mr. Cash played the juvenile lead, always united with the ingénue after plot complications had been unraveled by Toby, a comic trickster.
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But the story was not true and unraveled after more than $400,000 had been contributed by more than 14,000 people through GoFundMe.
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And then, this season, as these things tend to do, the slow burn caught light, and it all unraveled, all at once.
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In Down East this month, Brian Kevin unraveled a great story about an iconic Maine building that you may recognize from Instagram.
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Iran signed the deal in 2015, but the pact unraveled when President Donald Trump withdrew the US from it in May 2018.
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Relations between Iran and the United States unraveled further last month when Mr. Trump imposed restrictions aimed at stopping Iranian oil exports.
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In the end, the whole scheme reportedly unraveled when the Samsung supplier was caught loading components onto a ship destined for mainland China.
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For me, the purple scrunchie was a mystery to be unraveled, the kind of cultural detritus we're expected to accept with a shrug.
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The vast web of transactions was unraveled mainly in 2014 and 2015 during an FBI operation to fight international kleptocracy that ultimately fizzled.
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Months later, they continue to wonder what unraveled inside the man who seemed to embody Sinatra's "If I can make it there" attitude.
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A promise by the Kiev mayor's office to give every veteran about an acre of land, for example, has predictably unraveled in bureaucracy.
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One of the final scenes of "The Wedding," unraveled while Randall Pearson (Sterling K. Brown) gives a speech at Kate's (Chrissy Metz) wedding.
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Hariri's resignation unraveled a political deal among Lebanon's rival factions that made him prime minister and Aoun, a Hezbollah ally, president last year.
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His private life unraveled in late 2009 over allegations about affairs with several women and ultimately led to the end of his marriage.
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But his career unraveled after it was revealed he shared classified information with his biographer, whom he was also having an affair with.
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But the speed at which the Whitefish contract unraveled raises the additional question of whether Puerto Rico can handle the unprecedented rebuilding effort.
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Essentially, once the twists are unraveled and the scares jumped, then Hill House becomes a 10-episode playground of foreshadowing and clever winks.
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But as details of the case unraveled, experts began to believe that Dee Dee suffered from some sort of Munchausen syndrome by proxy.
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She'd set a wriggling trash bag on her kitchen countertop and pull out grenouille after grenouille, marveling at how quickly they'd already unraveled.
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As the company unraveled, we learned that years of financial statements were little more than an illusion sustained by misleading and inadequate disclosures.
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The 733-year-old was an 1944-game winner last season and won his first three starts this year before his campaign unraveled.
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"Plaintiff has sought therapy as a result of this incident and is now suicidal and completely unraveled from the rape," the lawsuit states.
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They later made amends but the relationship unraveled when Mr. McCain denounced Mr. Trump for boasting about sexually assaulting women in the video.
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But there is one thread that's unraveled in the last seven days that really needs to be snipped, and that's the Becky vs.
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The deals with AstraZeneca in 2014 and Allergan in 2016 both unraveled, but they show Pfizer's willing to try and execute large transactions.
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The fabric of an open society is more frayed than most people realize, and it is coming unraveled from more than one end.
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His journey is a path to sentience and understanding that mirrored my journey as I unraveled Sabrina's mysterious motivations and an absent family.
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Hopes for a quick bipartisan deal on a massive stimulus package quickly unraveled on Sunday as lawmakers remain deadlocked on several key provisions.
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"Nerdy Birdy Tweets" will strike a chord with all those who have experienced how cellphones and devices have unraveled the fabric of relationships.
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His career, and much of his life, unraveled after his conviction in 2003 on 16 corruption-related charges, including racketeering, extortion and bribery.
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The exchange was initially to be an all-for-all exchange of prisoners, but negotiations unraveled once the lists of detainees were presented.
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My last threads of hope frayed and unraveled as video upon video of baby-faced charlatans instructed me to "warm up" my microphone.
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The potential deal could also help once closer relations between Caracas and New Delhi that have taken a hit as Venezuela's economy unraveled.
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The effort unraveled soon enough, and the fate of the House seat — one held by Republicans since 1963 — has been called into question.
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And by the way, I mean, Mr. Nunes gets a lot of attention, and rightly so, because he&aposs unraveled so much of this.
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Ultimately the U.S. "did not provide material support, and the plans unraveled," per the Times, and dozens of the coup plotters have been arrested.
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The Celtics have since unraveled and head to Madison Square Garden on Tuesday looking to avoid their first four-game losing streak since 2014.
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Through those interviews, police identified a third person of interest — one of the men eventually arrested — and subsequently unraveled the alleged plot, Phelan said.
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The negotiations unraveled and Washington hit China with higher tariffs on some $200 billion worth of goods on May 0003, prompting China to retaliate.
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The swift Syrian government deployments underscored how suddenly the strategy the United States had pursued in Syria for the past five years had unraveled.
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The swift Syrian government deployments underscored how suddenly the strategy the United States had pursued in Syria for the past five years had unraveled.
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"Though laws can be unwritten, hearts and minds in America have been changed for the better – and that is a reality less easily unraveled."
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Unfortunately, the six-strong alliance that he was a part of unraveled when Paul's no-BS disposition led him to make a regrettable comment.
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The richly-produced songs of Blonde contained a thousand tangled thoughts and loose tangents, ready to be unraveled and speculated about via Genius annotations.
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Ties unraveled further after Russia's heavy-handed interference in Ukraine, with the annexation of Crimea, and Russia's military intervention and support for Ukrainian separatists.
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And even though the fabric I was raised with has unraveled, I still take pride in how well-behaved I was as a child.
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Inside the unraveled gauze you'll typically find about a thimble's worth of something crumbly and earwax-colored gathered at the base of the candle.
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Relationships with suppliers have since unraveled — there were a handful of vendor disputes and a century-old partnership with Whirlpool was terminated last year.
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The dynamic play of De Bruyne, the sharp stiletto pass of Nasri and the cool chip past the goalkeeper unraveled whatever defense Chelsea possessed.
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Watch: ETFs with the biggest exposure to AmazonThe market's biggest and best trade unraveled in the first quarterWatch: Where the momentum is in ETFs
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The United States wants to avoid a repeat of its 2011 withdrawal from Iraq and the subsequent rise of Islamic State as security unraveled.
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As she unraveled that in herself, she wondered if she could forge a new connection with an audience by making a show about it.
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Several record deals unraveled, including the one with Cobra, which went bankrupt in the late 1950s, a casualty of Mr. Toscano's mounting gambling debts.
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New technology has unraveled industries like entertainment, media, telecommunications and retailing, weakening the job security of millions of workers and helping to fuel populism.
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After her fourth goal, she held out her fist and emphatically unraveled her fingers — one, two, three, four — before being mobbed by her teammates.
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"A difficult situation has unraveled against, not only Jews, but other minorities," said Jacque Ergas, 63, who was visiting from Chile with his wife.
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Mr. Trump's deputy press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, laid out a sequence of events that unraveled like any seam I've ever tried to resew.
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Mr. Fierstein paused to admire a small picture, embroidered from unraveled sock yarn by Ray Materson, who made many of his works while incarcerated.
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For example, European investigators say they unraveled a scheme involving a Brussels-based company that received millions of dollars to promote Bulgarian agricultural products.
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The guide was knowledgeable, particularly about sardine harvesting and local agricultural politics, but by hour seven, I was starting to come a bit unraveled.
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An installation by the United States-born, Beirut-based Marwa Arsanios looks back to a modernist space-age fantasy, but one that has unraveled.
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I will not rest until I have unraveled this mystery—and if I can't manage to do that, I fear it might break me.
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Instead, the health care legislation unraveled in mortifying fashion, leaving Republicans unable to follow through on their central argument for being put in power.
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First, Americans are sold a narrative that the world is a scary place, and without our troops stationed virtually everywhere, it will come unraveled.
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The infrastructure that had been built to support the investigations into the Rajapaksas and their allies has swiftly been unraveled over the last week.
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In May, Staples' planned merger with Office Depot unraveled after a U.S. district court sided with the Federal Trade Commission against the $6 billion deal.
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Raghad, who blames the US for the chaos that unraveled in her country, hopes that President-elect Donald Trump will be different from his predecessors.
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The ceasefire has unraveled since the United States and Russia brokered it, with fighting and bombardment in Aleppo playing a major part in its collapse.
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That nomination unraveled after videos emerged of Mateer calling transgender children evidence of "Satan&aposs plan" in speeches he made while still at First Liberty.
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Their alleged plot unraveled after Roberts' conscience allegedly compelled her to confess to a man who was involved in a love triangle with both sisters.
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Then, they fled to Godejohn's house is Big Bend, WI, where police caught up to them, and the real specifics of the case were unraveled.
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The so-called "sidecar deals" unraveled the merger's chances of approval, Tribune said, and ultimately prompted its decision to back out and file a lawsuit.
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"There are ... a lot of promises that are being unraveled right now with Operation Honour," Gagnon said in an interview with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.
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However, if you enjoy the more adventurous side of club music, where traditional kick drums are unraveled and reinterpreted, welcome to the party—IMYRMIND's party.
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Reuters reported Tuesday that the deal had unraveled at the 11th hour, saying that security concerns had arisen, citing a person familiar with the matter.
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As the plan to target Mr. Mueller came to light on Tuesday, it quickly unraveled as news organizations unearthed gaps and inconsistencies in the allegations.
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He weaves a patchwork of disparate threads, threads unraveled from clerical vestments, that, when quilted together, spell out the single word that the book embodies.
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But after Mr. Trump equivocated in his response to an outburst of white nationalist violence last August in Charlottesville, Va., the advisory groups swiftly unraveled.
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His teammates and coaches raved about his ability to drown out the disappointment around him as the Mets' season unraveled and his win total lagged.
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In the 1997 film Black & White & Red All Over, DeMane and her small team carefully unraveled the fallout of gang violence in a Boston community.
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By day, one half of the fibers comprising Lumen's canopy—a million yards long if unraveled—change color when exposed to the sun's ultraviolet rays.
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How clam pizza, with all its charms, remained trapped in New Haven for most of a century is a mystery that may never be unraveled.
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American officials did not provide material support, and the plans unraveled after a recent crackdown that led to the arrest of dozens of the plotters.
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The U.S. withdrew from that agreement last month, and the opening seemed to signal that Iran could abandon those limits if the arrangement unraveled further.
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Both sides confirmed publicly that they had been close to reaching an agreement on the language of the pledge when the process unraveled this week.
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Under Cannizzaro and Rackauckas, multiple murder cases have unraveled when judges found that prosecutors failed to disclose evidence that mattered for mounting an effective defense.
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But, it's naïve to think that an issue as old and complex as this can be unraveled and solved by the snap of anyone's fingers.
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"Angels" is, above all, a portrait of the moral weight of human connections, as they are forged, extended and unraveled by friends, lovers and strangers.
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The untold story of how digital detectives unraveled the mystery of Olympic Destroyer—and why the next big cyberattack will be even harder to crack.
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Sacramento then unraveled, enduring a 103-5 funk which included an embarrassing fall-from-ahead loss at Phoenix when the Suns were without Devin Booker.
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Because Jessica and her ex never discussed what might happen if things unraveled, they found themselves having to continue living together even after they broke up.
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And I spent the next week at my friend's house rehashing what I could have done differently, trying to understand how it unraveled like it did.
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Kanye West could have headlined the 2019 editions of Coachella and Governor's Ball, but his commitment to a particular artistic vision unraveled both of those opportunities.
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In the years that followed, as grief unraveled the dietary and spiritual beliefs that stitched together my identity, I realized my tendency to cultify was pervasive.
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The internet has slowly unraveled since 2011: Image-hosting sites went out of business, link shorteners shut down, tweets got deleted, and YouTube accounts were shuttered.
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But the New Jersey tale unraveled after McClure and D'Amico spent at least half of the money, and then started to fight with Bobbitt in court.
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"A two-state solution is at the heart of American foreign policy across administrations and this will not be unraveled in Cleveland," the Republican adviser said.
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All of the things that felt so internally contrary to my truest self were rectified as I unraveled a long web of denial and self-deprivation.
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While analysts ponder the Chinese jigsaw puzzle, the London market remains ambivalent about whether to buy back into a bull narrative that appeared to have unraveled.
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Before the company unraveled, it was pushing a vision of breakthrough, low cost medical tools that could analyze blood and do complex analysis quickly and efficiently.
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" The couple's marriage unraveled and, on their fourth anniversary, they were officially divorced—an event he refers to as "the asteroid that almost took me out.
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However, Konta quickly unraveled, losing 7-6 (7-5), 6-1 in an error-filled performance where she was reportedly heard swearing at herself in frustration.
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Actress Kristin Davis sat with PEOPLE Now to dish about the show's legacy and how there are stories, she believes, that still need to be unraveled.
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But in wielding this type of power, he's also building a flimsy foundation that could quickly be unraveled if a Democrat wins next year's presidential race.
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Also, a 2014 accord to neutralize the Sweden Democrats and let the biggest bloc rule proved deeply unpopular among center-right grassroot members and rapidly unraveled.
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But as Nunes' story unraveled -- and news emerged that the intelligence he reviewed was provided by White House staffers -- pressure grew for him to step aside.
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Meghan greeted her sister-in-law but the brothers scarcely spoke — their icy formality a metaphor for a once-close relationship that has all but unraveled.
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A vote by the transit agency's board unraveled on Mr. Christie's last full day in office, leaving the matter in the hands of his successor, Gov.
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But that period of détente, which gained momentum with the historic inter-Korean summit in 2000, unraveled as conservatives took power in the South in 2008.
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But Mr. Durbin also was hopeful last week before the president, in a burst of profanity, unraveled an agreement and Congress must now negotiate the aftermath.
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It was in the presidential transition period between 1860 and 1861 that the U.S. unraveled into the Union and the Confederacy, the so-called Secession Winter.
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Pomeranz unraveled in the fourth as Williamson struck his bomb to right-center and Brown bounced a first-pitch homer over the Green Monster in left.
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Even before the report, many Republican senators were wary of the House version of the healthcare bill, saying it unraveled Obamacare too much and too quickly.
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That limited set of options reveals just how much things have unraveled in parts of Mexico in the final year of President Enrique Pena Nieto&aposs administration.
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Later, after Clomid and IUIs failed, I took on extra paid work and we made it within three weeks of taking home a baby when things unraveled.
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The 19 countries that share the euro are now enjoying the strongest growth in a decade after years of economic crisis that almost unraveled the euro zone.
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Artist Brian Singer painstakingly unraveled a Mexican flag and then laboriously wrapped the threads around the ladder, creating a striped pattern with the colors as he worked.
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RHP Kevin Gausman was cruising through his start Friday against the Minnesota Twins, running his scoreless innings streak to 15 1/3 innings before it all unraveled.
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The economy briefly stabilized from 2010-2014 when Mugabe was forced to accept a power-sharing government with the opposition, but since then the recovery has unraveled.
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Vizio has filed two lawsuits against troubled Chinese electronics company LeEco over an attempted merger between the two companies that unraveled and eventually collapsed earlier this year.
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I love the way the show built up to the reveal of the tension between them, and slowly unraveled it throughout the episode in a natural way.
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Several previous ceasefire attempts have quickly unraveled during the multi-sided conflict, which has killed hundreds of thousands and forced 11 million people out of their homes.
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Elected, in contrast to Sarkozy's staunch identitarianism, to heal the division between wealthy urban centers and the immigrant suburbs, Hollande's promise to reunify the nation has unraveled.
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Backstory: Once a tech industry darling—investors include Andreessen Horowitz, Benchmark, and Qualcomm Ventures—Cyanogen unraveled last year and eventually discontinued support for its software and services.
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After bowing out of League Play and missing the playoffs entirely, the team unraveled, leaving only its well-known captain to try and assemble another winning squad.
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Within the White House, Trump's aides privately expressed indignation at the derailed news conference, which unraveled on cable television Tuesday afternoon and has been replayed endlessly since.
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Trombly, who primarily works with textiles, unraveled the threads of a canvas painting by Golob Gelfman, then re-wove them back in, creating a gently textured work.
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A last-ditch effort by a group of Senate Republicans to end the partial government shutdown and clinch a long-stalled immigration deal quickly unraveled on Thursday.
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But Harvey's dominance has been missing since Game 5 of the World Series, when he carried a shutout through eight innings before everything unraveled in the ninth.
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Negotiations between Trump and Kim unraveled as they met in Hanoi, Vietnam, for their second summit — a spectacularly high-profile failure rarely seen on the international stage.
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And that meant his loyal star, Matt Damon, wouldn't be returning as the covert operative for the C.I.A. who unraveled agency conspiracies while he recovered his memory.
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Even the jogging sequence that opened The Silence of the Lambs (20093) established the dichotomy between brains and bodies that unraveled over the course of the film.
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Several ceasefires have unraveled quickly during the seven-year war in Syria, where Assad's military has gained the upper hand with the help of Iran and Russia.
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Zimbabwe's economy briefly stabilized from 2010-2014 when Mugabe was forced to accept a power-sharing government with the opposition, but since then the recovery has unraveled.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia — The police in Jakarta, Indonesia's capital, have clashed with demonstrators as protests over the newly announced results of the April presidential election unraveled into violence.
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That would have almost certainly unraveled the agreement — and it may yet, since Mr. Trump has warned he will dismantle the deal if he cannot improve it.
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His lies unraveled when investigators found video evidence contradicting the detective's accounts and after interviewing other arresting officers, prosecutors said in court papers filed with the case.
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But those dynamics unraveled as successive left-leaning French governments sought to improve competitiveness in part by compressing wage gains, according to the French economist Thomas Piketty.
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Norms of forbearance have not always been strong in the United States: They were weak in the republic's early years and they unraveled during the Civil War.
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Her remarks tugged at the heartstrings of a sympathetic audience in Los Angeles (Anna Chlumsky looked unraveled) and many more who toasted the milestone on social media.
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When Mikhail Gorbachev became the leader of the Soviet Union in 1985, we sensed that it was only a matter of time before the Hungarian regime unraveled.
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The payments were made by the Madoff Victim Fund, a government entity created to help people who lost money when Mr. Madoff's long-running Ponzi scheme unraveled.
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Fillon's bid for the presidency unraveled after allegations he paid his wife hundreds of thousands of euros for doing little, if any, work as his parliamentary assistant.
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"Miller's trail of fraudulent claims led straight to a five-year jail sentence after department detectives unraveled her scheme," said Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara in a statement.
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His career unraveled when he tried to conceal apartment renovations paid for by a contractor that the city had blacklisted because of suspected ties to organized crime.
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But this story quickly unraveled, when Chechen fighters halted the advance, captured tank crews, revealed them to be Russian, and paraded them before Russian and foreign journalists.
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But Reverend Jen's life unraveled after 2013, she said, after she lost her longtime job at the nearby Tenement Museum, and she later started having health problems.
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Then it all unraveled for the Yankees an inning later, as the hard-hitting Brewers took advantage of Clippard's mistakes, ending a longstanding skid in the Bronx.
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The Metropole, a grand, colonial-era hotel in the center of Hanoi's French Quarter, had seemed swept along with the hope the day before the summit unraveled.
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North Korea and the United States reached a framework agreement in Geneva in 1994 to freeze construction of the North's nuclear reactors, but that accord unraveled in 2003.
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Hariri's resignation unraveled a political deal among rival factions that made him prime minister and President Michel Aoun, a political ally of Hezbollah, head of state last year.
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Last year, forensic linguists said they have likely unraveled the mystery surrounding a famous Civil War-era letter, long believed to have been written by President Abraham Lincoln.
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The negotiations between the United States and China appeared headed towards success last week but have largely unraveled over U.S. accusations that Beijing sought vast, last-minute changes.
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LHP Wade Miley got off to a good start in his home debut as a Mariner by tossing two hitless innings, but things really unraveled in the third.
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While Avianca Brasil managed to keep most of its planes after filing for bankruptcy, its operations have unraveled in recent weeks leading to more than 1,000 flight cancellations.
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But things unraveled spectacularly when video emerged of the party's leader discussing how a woman he believed to be a wealthy Russian could buy influence with the government.
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An international team of researchers had just decoded the first bovine genome, and it would be years before scientists in China unraveled the DNA of goats and sheep.
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Rachel Held Evans is a New York Times best-selling author whose books include Faith Unraveled (2010), A Year of Biblical Womanhood (2012), and Searching for Sunday (2015).
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Scarborough, a former GOP congressman from Florida, has at times been a critic of Trump, and the two engaged in a feud that has largely unraveled on Twitter.
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Six years ago, FBI agents in Jacksonville, Florida, wrote a memo to their bosses in Washington, DC, that could have unraveled the largest consumer fraud in American history.
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The trainees shrugged their way into the gauzy smocks, helping one another with the sticky tabs behind the neck, then unraveled the bonnets and tucked their hair inside.
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On Monday, Mr. Trevor-Roper made his doubts public, and the whole enterprise quickly unraveled, proven to be a hoax perpetrated by a prolific German forger, Konrad Kujau.
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But in wielding a similar type of power, Trump is also building a flimsy foundation that could quickly be unraveled if a Democrat wins next year's presidential race.
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Aleppo has been a focus of intensified fighting in the months since peace talks in Geneva broke down and a ceasefire deal brokered by Washington and Moscow unraveled.
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In 2016, the simple mispronunciation of "China" in lawmaker oaths of offices barred local activists, who unraveled "Hong Kong is not China" banners in protest, from holding office.
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But Lochte's story quickly unraveled when police discovered he fabricated his story to cover up his vandalizing a gas station after a drunken night out with three teammates.
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How things unraveled: Sources close to Don Jr. say that Jeb Bush's tweet was the final straw in what he sees as repeated attacks from the Bush family.
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But for Ms. Kelly, the scandal unraveled a life shaped in the trenches of New Jersey politics, and on Wednesday she was sentenced to 13 months in prison.
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After vaulting onto the leaderboard, on the verge of clinching his coveted PGA Tour card for next year, it all unraveled at the penultimate hole at TPC Sawgrass.
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Those bets against volatility unraveled last week as the benchmark S&P 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average suffered their biggest respective percentage drops since August 2011.
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The first three seasons of the show were driven by the slow realization of scale, as one mystery gradually unraveled into the increasing certainty of open, deadly war.
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Trump, who has in the past denied climate change, has unraveled a number of regulations put in place by President Barack Obama, including commitments to limit methane emissions.
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Chile's protests began in October over a hike in metro fares but quickly unraveled into sometimes violent riots, looting, and arson that have left more than 26 dead.
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When Martin Sahlin took the stage at E3 in 2015 to show off the then-mostly-unknown Unraveled, myself and many others were wowed by him on social media.
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Evans has been adamant on Teen Mom 2 that her mother, Barbara, would not be invited to the wedding as their custody battle for Jace unraveled on the show.
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He had allowed only three hits through his first but came unraveled in the sixth and was charged with five runs and six hits in 210 25.73/3 innings.
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Desmond Meade's life unraveled in 2100, three years after he finished a stint in a military prison for drug use and larceny committed while serving in the US Army.
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It was perhaps the most predictable reveal on a show so full of predictable reveals that its viewers had unraveled most of season one's twists by the second episode.
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McConnell noted Wednesday that many of the new regulations affecting the coal industry were passed unilaterally by the Obama administration and can be unraveled by Trump without congressional action.
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I said so Saturday on CNN and then again Tuesday night, after he unraveled Monday's wonderfully crafted statement in his press conference and reverted to his earlier misbegotten remarks.
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Green showed promise, but his night unraveled in the fifth when he surrendered a tiebreaking three-run home run to Jake Lamb that sent the Diamondbacks on their way.
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The arrival of Teleprompters helped keep him on point for a few weeks, but eventually he unraveled again, criticizing a former beauty pageant winner for several days in October.
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Hearing from some of those fans, two decades later, would add zest and context, instead of treating it like just another cold case to be unraveled using modern techniques.
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The clumsy compromise over Maassen, who has not commented in public about the allegations against him, unraveled on Friday when SPD leader Andrea Nahles said it was a mistake.
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"Brett McGurk, the former US envoy to the anti-ISIS coalition, said Trump "seems not to realize the extent to which the entire position in NE Syria has unraveled.
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But Republicans now say that their worst fears have come to pass, as Mr. Trump has unraveled in a series of missteps after his first debate with Mrs. Clinton.
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The site's phony promoters were in the vanguard of a cyberarmy of counterfeit Facebook and Twitter accounts, a legion of Russian-controlled impostors whose operations are still being unraveled.
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He has also directed and produced two other documentaries, "Nursery University" (2008) and "Unraveled" (2011), and has been an executive producer and a legal counsel for many other films.
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Amid the turmoil that has unraveled much of her family's life since fleeing Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria, the room was one of the few things that seemed stable.
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As for Ferrari, its season has unraveled alarmingly since it left Spain at the end of the second preseason test, when the team had a clear advantage over Mercedes.
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When the relationship with the man unraveled, Ms. Sandell was forced to say goodbye not only to him but also to the little girl she had come to love.
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The deal that she had poured herself into for two and a half years, painstakingly reaching compromise with Brussels on one provision after another, had unraveled in her hands.
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So our reporters have unraveled the story so far in a special report, from the hacked emails and possible espionage to President Trump's claims that it's all a hoax.
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Biden was out by September, having made the mistake that unraveled his campaign (interpolating a speech by Labour Party leader Neil Kinnock, without credit) at the Iowa State Fair.
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It's entirely possible that a future Democratic agenda would be circumscribed and unraveled by a Supreme Court whose slim conservative majority owes itself to minority government and constitutional hardball.
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The tall tale unraveled when McDonald's provided video footage that proved its employees had not written anything on the cup, Mr. Hornaday said at a news conference on Monday.
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Once a threat to win Iowa and carry conservative momentum across the South, his campaign unraveled amid questions about his foreign policy awareness that emerged shortly after the Nov.
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Plus, when unraveled, Bantu knots transform into super-defined spiral curls that are a style all their own, making them the perfect multi-tasking look that keeps on giving.
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It is the first investment by Etihad in another airline since its 'equity alliance' strategy, which once saw it hold stakes in as many as eight other carriers, unraveled.
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These are the key fabrications that have come unraveled in the last couple of weeks: How many other countries has Trump demanded an accounting from on issues of corruption?
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Flynn's sentencing was postponed multiple times as Mueller's investigation continued and the trial of his former lobbying partner Bijan Kian continued, but his relationship with prosecutors unraveled in July.
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This faux-robot (fauxbot?) mystery was actually first unraveled when some eagled-eyed Russian viewers on the internet noticed that a suspiciously human-like neck was showing in the video.
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In one, they (like all of us) sat in a room and collectively read, watched, and listened to the never-ending, stomach-churning details as they unraveled in real-time.
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In a vaguely Post-Impressionist interior by Ayed Arafah, a painter from the Dheisheh refugee camp, near Bethlehem, a cat looks up mischievously from an unraveled roll of toilet paper.
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It unraveled after Asadi, an accredited diplomat in Austria, was arrested in Germany, two other individuals were detained in Belgium in possession of explosives, and one other individual in France.
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But if it was supposed to earn him an advantage that plan quickly unraveled as he opened the match with two double faults and lost his first two service games.
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Several previous ceasefires have unraveled quickly in the seven-year war in Syria, where government forces have gained the upper hand with the help of key allies Iran and Russia.
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My experience touring with them has unraveled a subtle message that I hope is captured in these pictures: The more you feel like you're alone, the more you probably aren't.
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For Rolling Stone, whose 2014 "scoop" about a gang rape at the University in Virginia unraveled amid lawsuits and investigations, the Guzman story reveals another spectacular lack of editorial judgment.
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It's a sign of how fast things have unraveled for the New York Mets — preseason World Series contenders — that Wednesday night's loss might not be their worst of the year.
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It has been completely turned over to a single narrative by Scott Anderson about the forces that unraveled the Arab world since the United States invaded Iraq 13 years ago.
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The Sixers began to come unraveled late in the third as they were whistled for a pair of technical fouls — one on the bench and one on coach Brett Brown.
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In the years before the Civil War, the Democratic Party, then in power, unraveled from within in ways that are eerily familiar to close observers of the current political moment.
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His ambitions unraveled that year after he was accused of sexually assaulting a female housekeeper at a Manhattan hotel, charges that were soon dropped amid doubts about the woman's credibility.
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And I want to tell her that I still remember the incongruous technicolor of the June flowers that stirred in the breeze outside my front porch as my world unraveled.
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But despite Reynolds carefully constructing his seemingly pristine life and image, all comes unraveled when he meets Alma (Vicky Krieps), a waitress who becomes the chronic bachelor's lover and muse.
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A local police department's investigation into Vallow's missing children in November has unraveled a series of suspicious events surrounding the couple, including the mysterious deaths of the couple's previous partners.
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Her identity has come unraveled, and she needs to figure out how to put together a new one, at once an ideal and an especially difficult project for a philosopher.
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The company blew through hundreds of millions of dollars and then unraveled from the inside when the staff revolted and the parent company&aposs stock was delisted from the Nasdaq.
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Hughes got out of the blocks with a flourish to begin both this season and his last start, although things unraveled quickly in Thursday's outing against the Chicago White Sox.
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Hamilton's race, already compromised by Vettel passing him off the start for second place, unraveled further when he drove "unnecessarily slowly" as he came in for his first pit stop.
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Such a move would have unraveled the delicate bipartisan balance favored by Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky and the majority leader, who wanted to move beyond the wall fight.
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While Reed steadied himself McIlroy unraveled, taking bogeys at five and eight to drop into a pack that included Spaniard Jon Rahm and Fowler four back of the front-running Reed.
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Crews unraveled the red runway down Hollywood Boulevard, on which Oscar nominees like Brie Larson and Cate Blanchett will show off their gowns as they arrive for the ceremony on Sunday.
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The policies, which were enacted by Workers Party administrations since 2008, have unraveled as the nation's budget deficit reached a record and the economy slipped into its harshest recession in decades.
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As the mystery of what happened onboard the ship is unraveled, father and daughter must rely on each other to survive as they hurtle toward the oblivion of a black hole.
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Black freedom, along with solidifying national authority and making the union permanent and powerful, would have stood as legacy achievements even if peacetime unity had unraveled during a second Lincoln administration.
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In terms of HKEx's commodities business, the LME is pretty much all he's got right now because the broader strategy into which the London exchange was supposed to fit has unraveled.
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What if the fabric of civil society unraveled not because a CEO wanted to sell more ads but because some engineer wanted to prove that he was smarter than his coworkers?
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Josh Blackman is a constitutional law professor at the Houston College of Law, and adjunct scholar at the Cato Institute, and the author of Unraveled: Obamcare, Religious Liberty, and Executive Power.
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As security unraveled, at least two Pemex workers were killed and 16 were kidnapped as gangs demanded protection money from oil firms and blocked work crews from accessing wells and pipelines.
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Josh Blackman is a constitutional law professor at the Houston College of Law, an adjunct scholar at the Cato Institute, and the author of Unraveled: Obamacare, Religious Liberty, and Executive Power.
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It's strange and riveting, a slow-burning mystery unraveled skillfully by host Brian Reed and anchored by the man who sparked the investigation into his small Alabama town, John B. McLemore.
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There were handoffs in parking lots and a trip to Gary, Indiana, where the deal nearly unraveled and Thomas, hoping to salvage it, wandered the streets until he found the seller.
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Although U.S. President Donald Trump has partially unraveled that detente agreed by his predecessor President Barack Obama and Former Cuban President Raul Castro, projects undertaken during that rapprochement have continued apace.
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Billionaire tech pioneer Steve Case urged AT&T on Wednesday to learn from AOL's failed merger with Time Warner, which unraveled less than a decade after it was announced in 2000.
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A charming racketeer who held company with infamous mafiosos, Hollywood moneymen, stars and starlets, Rosselli even had some encounters with members of Congress before it all unraveled for him in Miami.
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But they were important causes in a country that seemed to have forgotten how to take care of the poor, particularly the black urban poor as the War on Poverty unraveled.
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But in 2013, one of his most famous investigations — that of David Ranta, an unemployed drug addict convicted of murdering a Hasidic rabbi — unraveled over allegations that he had been framed.
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We're told protesters played it cool, asking for a photo with the Destiny's Child singer -- and that's when they unraveled their anti-fur posters, some of which were personalized for Kelly.
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In a sign of how unpredictable the crisis still is, and how quickly officials have had to adapt their responses, both of those declarations had at least partly unraveled by Saturday.
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Trust in American democracy as a "shining city upon a hill" for all freedom loving people, to quote President Reagan, is being unraveled by partisan echo chambers and internet-based propaganda.
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Authorities quickly unraveled the ruse, and he was given five years' probation, 32 hours of community service a month, and an order to pay $13,000 for the cost of the government's search.
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The Mariners got home runs from Nelson Cruz, Kyle Seager and Mike Zunino to power their way to a three-run lead before things unraveled in the eighth inning against their bullpen.
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So when it came down to it, the simplest thing unraveled it all: Multiple, completely coincidental traffic stops (after Bundy escaped prison twice!) were ultimately what led to Bundy's arrests and death.
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The 38-year-old man's defense lawyer described the case as an elaborate plot to find a girlfriend, which unraveled as he walked into a police station with the woman on Sept.
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Passing replacement measures through Congress, meanwhile, will require help from Democrats, many of whom will refuse to lift a finger after their colleagues across the aisle have unraveled Obama's chief legislative accomplishment.
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But it would take nearly three weeks before police unraveled what happened, culminating in investigators finding Ochoa-Lopez's remains in a trash can in the backyard of Clarisa Figueroa's home, authorities say.
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The local sheriff said their plan apparently unraveled when a third roommate came home after a date and discovered McClurg holding a knife and Bilotta putting the victim's body into plastic bags.
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection said at the time that the situation soon unraveled, and hundreds of people tried to rush vehicle lanes at the crossing, or tried to break through fencing.
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The firm that had been the Middle East and North Africa's biggest buyout fund unraveled after a row with some investors over the use of money in a $1 billion healthcare fund.
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"We need to figure out how to heal the wounds and if the social fabric has unraveled somewhat, we need to do everything possible to fix it," the Nobel peace laureate added.
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The phone number was rapidly unraveled to its component parts, spliced and digested into a series of jokes, images and even puzzles designed to continue sharing the number while dodging Twitter's censors.
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But the 50-page police report alleges that Dabate's story unraveled after K-9 units failed to detect the scent of an intruder and they noticed alleged inconsistencies with Connie's Fitbit data.
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The country's problems have unraveled the lives of most Venezuelans, who must cope with shortages of home staples like milk, flour and toilet paper, rolling blackouts, rising unemployment and soaring violent crime.
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The old arrangement unraveled in late 2015, when a French wheat cargo was rejected in Egypt for containing traces of the common grain fungus ergot despite being approved by government inspectors abroad.
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There wasn't much in terms of moving the story forward in this episode, but it was important and gripping as it unraveled the Whisperers and gave a more empathetic look at Lydia.
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However, the "Trump trade" has unraveled in recent weeks as investors fret about the potential impact of his isolationist stance on world trade and the lack of clarity on his ambitious plans.
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Eventually the partnership unraveled, and Facebook's founder (a then-teenage Mark Zuckerberg) asked Palihapitiya if he would leave the venture firm where he had taken a job, and join the startup instead.
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Porsche was forced to abandon the takeover in 2009 when its financing unraveled amid the financial crisis, which opened the door for VW to acquire the Porsche sports-car brand in stages.
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While he led the early stages of a mentally-taxing rain-hit race, his afternoon unraveled with a smashed front wing, a penalty for a pit-lane offense and a wild spin.
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Ruto, who is expected to run again in elections next year and possibly for the presidency in 2022, rejected an ICC statement that the case unraveled because of political and witness interference.
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This Kilimnik-Manafort meeting was what the then-special counsel's office prosecutor Andrew Weissmann called "the heart of what the special counsel's office is investigating" as Manafort's plea deal unraveled last February.
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It all unraveled into ethnic warfare less than two years later, when President Salva Kiir, a member of the majority Dinka group, turned on his former vice president, Riek Machar, a Nuer.
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U.S. sanctions imposed after President Donald Trump withdrew America from the deal have curbed Iran's oil exports and sent its economy into freefall as what was left of the deal steadily unraveled.
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Andrew M. Cuomo staked his name on it and wielded his political power to push it forward, making it a centerpiece of the $4.73 billion state budget after past efforts had unraveled.
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But the Yankees problems began with Gray, who, after pitching a clean first inning, quickly unraveled in the second, allowing four hits, a walk and four runs before getting his first out.
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The Cubs appeared on their way to an easy victory when the Mets unraveled after a first-inning throwing error by shortstop Amed Rosario on a potential inning-ending double-play ball.
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The Times took a detailed look at how the advisory council unraveled — and it's clear that the panel had collapsed before Mr. Trump said on Twitter that he had dissolved the group.
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But in 2013, one of his most famous investigations — that of David Ranta, an unemployed drug addict convicted of murdering a Hasidic rabbi — suddenly unraveled under allegations that he had been framed.
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Why it matters: It's indicative of a president who is feeling the squeeze as House Democrats move full steam ahead with a Ukraine investigation that has unraveled in a matter of days.
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Irabu pitched in front of 52,000 fans and struck out nine Detroit Tigers but eventually unraveled, pummeled by the city's tabloids and fans for poor performance, his weight and his fat paycheck.
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Relations between Moscow and Kiev unraveled after Russia annexed Ukraine's Crimea region in 2014 and Moscow-backed separatists launched an uprising in Donbass, eastern Ukraine, that has killed more than 13,000 people.
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After recovering under a unity government between the ruling ZANU-PF and the opposition between 2009 and 2012, the southern African nation's economy has unraveled with the unemployment rate above 90 percent.
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The country's socialist economy and its once powerful oil industry have unraveled since crude prices collapsed in 2014, leaving a nation that once exported fuel unable to supply its own internal market.
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The global rules of engagement for cyberspace have unraveled in recent years as rogue nations took advantage of their ability to hack companies like Sony Pictures, CEO Kevin Mandia told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Blum succeeds in making comprehensible the difficult story of how code-breakers unraveled a system of encrypted Soviet messages that eventually became known as the Venona files (and started being released in 1995).
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But the plan unraveled when a third, newer roommate, Walter Johnson, returned to the house after a Tinder date and discovered McClurg holding a knife and Bilotta putting Barnes' body into plastic bags.
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A cessation of hostilities agreement brokered by U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov in February unraveled within weeks, with Washington accusing Assad's forces of violating the pact.
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All these threads are developed excessively and unconvincingly, and when the knots are at last unraveled, the payoff is anticlimactic, perhaps because this whole subplot was never integral to the book's central concerns.
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It played off the idea that its robotic host characters lived their lives in a series of often-identical loops, and audiences slowly unraveled the structural mystery over the course of the season.
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In 1995, Bob Wells was 40 years old, living in Anchorage, Alaska, working at a Safeway where his father had worked, taking home just shy of $30,203 a year, when his marriage unraveled.
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The oldest, most glamorous and successful team on the starting grid came close last year, with their German driver leading through the opening 22018 rounds from Melbourne until Monza before the challenge unraveled.
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The ceasefire is the latest of at least five ceasefires to have been declared in the six-year war, all of which unraveled — at times because of the lack of an enforcement mechanism.
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In the long run, though, as it unraveled across the region, the Arab Spring proved to be disastrous for Hamas, which saw the number of countries it could call a friend whittled away.
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His "Unwound Cassette Tape" (2012) is a skinny, five-foot-tall print, showing the unraveled plastic innards of a cassette, with the tape accumulating at its base like a mound of translucent fettuccine.
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For a time, said Ari Handel, a producer of the movie, they tried to make it more structured, especially in the surreal final act, but "we found that then, everything unraveled," he said.
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And yet, after its somewhat saggy middle, the novel comes full circle to conclude with a riveting account of the November 2015 attacks from the point of view of an increasingly unraveled Kit.
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Bonnie. She's still distraught and withdrawn, so Bonnie's husband, Nathan (James Tupper), calls Bonnie's mother, Elizabeth (Crystal Fox), who shows up to help him weave back together the pieces of his unraveled wife.
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The unexpected ruling threw the future of the Housing Authority into doubt and unraveled a deal that Mayor Bill de Blasio had staked his reputation on as a champion of public housing tenants.
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On Thursday, he raised the possibility of playing mediator between Turkey and the Kurds, despite the fact that Trump's retreat and Turkey's incursion unraveled the previous U.S.-mediated plan for a safe zone.
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He had unraveled against the Cardinals after making a throwing error, which had prompted Callaway, a former pitching coach, to show him a between-pitches routine designed to keep him focused under pressure.
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The scene is inspired by John Cassavetes' 1977 film Opening Night, a deeply meta movie about a play and its lead actress, who becomes increasingly unraveled as her stint performing it goes on.
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A few weeks later, she unraveled the most significant lesson she got out of group therapy: "Whatever we're healing from, whatever we're worried about, and whatever troubles us — it's all valid," she said.
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But the story unraveled when a lobbying firm hired by the Presidential Office submitted federal paperwork under the Foreign Agents Registration Act, which requires that U.S. firms disclose work performed for foreign clients.
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His career unraveled as questions about his campaign spending spurred a federal investigation, leading Hunter, 42, to agree with prosecutors this week that he and his wife had channeled some $150,000 toward themselves.
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But those plans, along with the broader economic strategy, have unraveled, undone by widespread graft, weak commodity prices and a naïveté over what it takes to succeed in a highly competitive global industry.
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Some regulators and policymakers questioned the judgment of rating agencies for giving top-notch credit scores to debt that later unraveled, and for failing to properly appreciate the risks in more complex financial instruments.
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Those attacks all happened after a two-month ceasefire, brokered by Russia and the United states, unraveled, and Syrian government forces said they would launch an assault to recapture rebel-held areas of Aleppo.
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The shop primarily offers patterns for knitted hats and cowls with Trump support and anti-abortion messages, and these reviews frequently reference the Ravelry ban: "Thank you from this unRaveled deplorable knitter," reads one.
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The global rules of engagement for cyberspace have unraveled in recent years as rogue nations took advantage of their ability to hack companies like Sony Pictures, FireEye CEO Kevin Mandia told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Later in the episode, the two sit down for a sweet heart-to-heart, and Caitlyn, 66, offers her ex-wife an apology for the ways things unraveled after she publicly transitioned last June.
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The five current or former governors still running won a combined 8 percent — less than what the retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson received, even after his campaign nearly unraveled in the weeks before the caucuses.
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As Ned Stark followed the path laid out by his predecessor Jon Arryn, he unraveled the legitimacy of Joffrey's claim to the throne and discovered that Robert had legitimate children scattered around the kingdoms.
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The five had initially faced child abuse charges in state court, but that case unraveled last week as state prosecutors missed a procedural deadline and charges were dismissed, allowing three suspects to be released.
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How Kenya's presidential election unraveled The Kenya Supreme Court ordered the second election after invalidating the results of the contentious August 8 vote -- which gave victory to incumbent Kenyatta -- following a challenge over irregularities.
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Cosby, 80, built a long career on a family-friendly style of comedy that unraveled after dozens of women came forward to accused him of a string of sex assaults dating to the 1960s.
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Fyre Festival was meant to mark the prestigious launch of the Fyre app, the "Tinder for PR." Instead it unraveled into a mess of lawsuits to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars.
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L.A. also happens to be the city where things unraveled for Sharper -- he was first arrested here in 2014 on suspicion of drugging and raping 2 women he met at a West Hollywood nightclub.
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On smaller scales, we have unraveled the nature of three of the four fundamental forces of the universe and discovered the Higgs particle, validating our picture of the origin of mass in the cosmos.
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Wordplay FRIDAY PUZZLE — A very nice Friday offering, with just the right mix of old and new entries, mysteries to be unraveled and the clean grid you would expect from a Patrick Berry puzzle.
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The negotiations, which appeared close to a bipartisan deal on Saturday, quickly unraveled on Sunday as Democrats accused Republicans of walking away from the negotiations and drafting the massive bill without a bipartisan agreement.
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The long epoch of the Jacobin, the centralizing and controlling hand of Paris in the grit of France's economic life — present since the Napoleonic era — will be unraveled if Mr. Macron gets his way.
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Stalemate in Bushwick In January, years of efforts by community groups in Brooklyn's Bushwick neighborhood and city planning officials to address housing needs unraveled, after the local city councilman rejected the city's rezoning plan.
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"Russia, as a co-sponsor of the cessation of hostilities, should use its influence on the regime to help stop these attacks," Power said, referring to a truce agreed in February that subsequently unraveled.
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The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission's (ACCC)rejection of a deal between Australia's third and fourth-largest telcos - accidentally uploaded earlier than expected - unraveled the prospect of combining TPG's fiber and Vodafone's mobile networks.
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But the Italian bank, which has been concentrating on its own turnaround plan, had been awaiting the outcome of merger talks between Commerzbank and its larger Frankfurt neighbor, Deutsche Bank, which unraveled in April.
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The RNC pledge has unraveled as Trump's remaining rivals, U.S. Senator Ted Cruz of Texas and Ohio Governor John Kasich, also indicated they were unlikely to observe the pledge if Trump was the nominee.
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In "Unraveled" (2015), the efforts of the artist and a community of participants who helped her unravel the Confederate flag knot by knot have resulted in three piles: one red, one white, one blue.
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Their relationship -- and the House investigation -- quickly unraveled last week after Nunes announced he had gone directly to Trump with apparent evidence that his top aides were picked up in "incidental" collection by domestic intelligence.
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A deal struck among Italy's main political parties over a new electoral law has unraveled, a senior figure from the ruling Democratic Party said after his group lost a parliamentary vote on a proposed amendment.
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Dallas carried a 24-21 lead into the third period against the Predators but unraveled by allowing three goals in the first 210:216 en route to its fifth loss in six games this month.
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"Upon examining these new fossils, however, we've unraveled a surprisingly wide array of physical and ecological similarities between the fossil species and modern butterflies, which shared a common ancestor 320 million years ago," he said.
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This story of an isolated Puritan family that comes unraveled in the wilderness is unsettling and scary, and certain images (including what would ordinarily be a perfectly innocuous rabbit) take on a damply sinister weight.
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Ties between Trump and Obama have unraveled in the beginning stretch of the new administration after Trump accused his predecessor of wiretapping the phones at Trump Tower, an unfounded allegation that Obama's representatives have denied.
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Woods, without a victory in a 'Big Four' event for 10 years, surged into first place with a faultless front nine before his challenge unraveled with three dropped shots in two holes from the 11th.
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Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue first announced that there would be a second round of aid payments in May, after trade talks unraveled and President Donald Trump abruptly escalated tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods.
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While Sacca has stepped away from investment, his former partner, Matt Mazzeo, had jumped over to Binary Capital and had been planning to join the firm as a partner before allegations there unraveled the firm.
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ROME (Reuters) - A deal between Italy's main political parties on electoral reform unraveled on Thursday, leading to calls for a snap election that could usher in more instability in the euro zone's third largest economy.
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Few players in the N.B.A. have a greater empathy for the injured than Livingston, whose promising career nearly unraveled in 123 when he sustained cataclysmic damage to his left knee while playing for the Clippers.
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But Czaplak was gone from the case a month before Gallagher's case unraveled at trial, with a panel of his military peers on July 2 rejecting all the serious allegations against the highly decorated SEAL.
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Buoyed up by the early breakthrough, Halep went for the kill and rattled off the next 11 points on her way to a decisive 5-1 lead as Keys's game unraveled, riddled with unforced errors.
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First fist fight:Same school… it was rough as hell and character building in the way that it completely unraveled my character from myself, left me incredibly traumatized, hollowed out, and lacking faith in the world.
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The knockoffs filled store shelves as the economy unraveled in Venezuela, where, as a catalog for the exhibition notes, the Venezuelan bolívar has lost so much value that "it doubles as confetti" at baseball games.
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Mr. Manafort and Mr. Deripaska set up an investment company to buy television stations in Ukraine that eventually unraveled in a $19 million lawsuit filed by Mr. Deripaska in the Cayman Islands, court records show.
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This complexity puts Shepard on a shelf with writers like Margaret Atwood, who unraveled girl-on-girl bullying in "Cat's Eye," and Elena Ferrante, whose Neapolitan Quartet takes a friendship through reverence, rivalry and betrayal.
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That all unraveled with Dellin Betances on the mound in the eighth inning, but the Yankees did overcome a 22016-413 deficit to capture the game and secure a three-game sweep of the Indians.
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As the hearings unraveled more details of Nixon's role in the 1972 break-in and his attempts at covering up that role, the polling shifted dramatically in favor of impeaching and removing him from office.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanon's political impasse has deepened after a tentative deal on a new prime minister unraveled, leaving the country rudderless as it grapples with the worst economic crisis since the 1975-90 civil war.
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The rehab team arrived at the airport with the couple, but the grip of heroin and drug addiction was so strong that they both unraveled inside the airport and refused to get on the flight.
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But his life has unraveled since the election defeat by his one-time mentor and the country's most seasoned politician, Mahathir Mohamad, who returned to the prime minister's office he occupied from 1981 to 2003.
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The peace accord between the north and the south, signed in 2005, led to independence for southern Sudan and a series of job and oil-revenue sharing agreements which slowly unraveled in the decade that followed.
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Autism refers to any of a spectrum of intellectual and behavioral disorders identified in about one in 68 children in the U.S., and whose genetic underpinnings are starting to be unraveled (see "Solving the Autism Puzzle").
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Gong laments not buying an apartment before prices began to spike dramatically three years ago, even though prices have been easing recently, and the fact his relationship with his then girlfriend unraveled as his business did.
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SARA CARTER, FOX NEWS CONTRIBUTOR: But I do have faith, Sean, thankfully, in the House Intelligence Committee, the Senate Judiciary Committee who&aposs unraveled, along with us, a lot of reporters that have been on this.
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The 21-page document, which Washington television channel KHQ posted online, provides insight into the troubled mind of the man at the center of a bizarre saga of events that unraveled over the previous three days.
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As we unraveled the case, I realized family violence is something I can no longer turn away from—that if the judicial system doesn't intercede on behalf of victims, there's usually no one else who can.
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Trump not only united the opposition with overreaching and discriminatory executive orders, but also seemingly unraveled his delicate coalition of anti-globalists, social conservatives, libertarians, anti-tax warriors, and all the other weirdos who vote Republican.
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We saw the two men shake hands, we saw them sign a vaguely worded document that shared much in common with similarly vague agreements between the two governments in 19103 and 2007, both of which unraveled.
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The modest steps appeared to signal that Iran could resume its drive toward industrial-scale enrichment if the nuclear accord, from which the United States has withdrawn, comes unraveled with the remaining nations that backed it.
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More about Champ's first try to get clean Champ unraveled inside the Albuquerque airport and refused to board the plane and said at the time she was content living on the streets as a heroin addict.
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Brett McGurk, the former US envoy to the anti-ISIS coalition, said Trump "seems not to realize the extent to which the entire position in NE Syria has unraveled" and questioned the safety of US troops.
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He used the threads of unraveled socks and a sewing needle borrowed from a guard to stitch tiny tapestries — most measured two and a half by three inches and contained around 1,200 stitches per square inch.
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On Tuesday, that deal unraveled — doomed by an extraordinary public spat over who would pay Mr. Orcel the more than $50 million in deferred compensation he was owed by his previous employer, the Swiss bank UBS.
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With a chance to close out a division series two years ago at home against the Kansas City Royals, the Astros unraveled, blowing a four-run lead in the eighth inning before eventually losing, 9-6.
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Just like Obama has watched as his policy agenda has quickly unraveled and a style of combative politics has emerged, it's time for us to recognize the deep changes that have taken place in our politics.
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BOSTON — The way the Yankees have unraveled recently, as Saturday night's game dragged on and each opportunity went unfulfilled, it might have seemed as if it were one more torturous chapter in a season going awry.
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O/U: 33 ABOUT THE COLTS (23-224): Indianapolis' season unraveled early as quarterback Andrew Luck was unavailable due to a shoulder injury, and the team's next loss will clinch its first losing campaign since 210.
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One of Bolivia's most transformative leaders, Mr. Morales's grip on power unraveled after he tried bending electoral rules to stay in power for a fourth term in October, flouting constitutional term limits he himself had set.
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Her nomination nearly unraveled last week because of that record when White House aides examined for the first time C.I.A. message logs that made clear just how accepting she had been of since disavowed interrogation techniques.
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The president has said in the past that he would meet with his Iranian counterpart, Hassan Rouhani, though a planned meeting between the two leaders at the United Nations last fall unraveled at the last minute.
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Roger Cohen LONDON — For Ghassan and Sarmad Assali, naturalized Americans from Syria, 14 years of efforts to bring their family to the United States from Damascus unraveled this weekend at the stroke of Donald Trump's pen.
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Once the entire mystery of Adora, the girls, and Wind Gap as a town is unraveled, every character's actions can and should be re-scrutinized to see who knew what, and when, and to what extent.
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I was 17 at the time, and I am still bewildered at how quickly it all unraveled, how thoroughly that momentary sense of unity and fraternity was destroyed in my mind in the immolation that followed.
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Conscious of the fact that the woman she knew as her mother will now face trial for kidnapping, Ms. Manigo is unwilling to discuss a lot about the case, including how her family life finally unraveled.
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Even something that once easily unified Republicans — the desire to place sanctions on Russia — has unraveled in the House, creating the appearance that lawmakers are protecting the White House from a bill it does not want.
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The White House's story quickly unraveled in the days after the memo was made public, however, after Trump himself admitted he fired Comey because of the FBI's investigation into Russia and the Trump campaign's possible ties.
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But the broadly united front of world powers that enforced sanctions on Iran previously, pushing Iran into nuclear restraint, has unraveled since Trump took office and clashed with allies over everything from trade to collective security.
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February 20, 2016: Zika genome is unraveled Brazilian scientists say they have deciphered the genome for the Zika virus, a key step toward understanding how it behaves in the human body so a vaccine can be developed.
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But ARMY are also bonafide detectives who have expertly unraveled the mysterious narrative (known as the BTS Universe) that the group weaves into their music videos, diary entry-like album liner notes, and other content for years.
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What unraveled was a discussion about race and privilege, with Archie on the defensive as his son-in-law and daughter (Ike Barinholtz and Ellie Kemper) tried, as always, to educate him on the new world order.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - An attempted merger between the German and British stock exchanges was struck down by European regulators on Wednesday, formally ending a deal that unraveled in the wake of Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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Lofty prospects for Latin America's top economy unraveled earlier this year as Bolsonaro's pension and tax plans crashed with the harsh realities of Brazil's Congress, where horse trading has been intense with his allies and foes alike.
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" Bush said, "When he did not renew the agreement with the Iraqi government to allow for troops to stay there, that void was filled by sectarianism that once again kind of unraveled Iraq and it created ISIS.
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Ever since Cuban scientist Carlos Finlay and U.S. researcher Jesse Lazear at the end of the 19th century unraveled the role of the mosquito that transmits yellow fever, U.S.-Cuban collaborations have paid off in significant ways.
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Bit by bit, director Ryan White pieces apart Cesnik's disappearance; who hurt her and why, and the mysterious Jane Doe who unraveled the church's darkest secrets — the very secrets for which Cesnik may have lost her life.
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And if I may adapt Linker's metaphor a little, conservatives do tend to see certain areas of Catholic moral teaching as a kind of seamless garment that could be unraveled by pulling hard enough on certain threads.
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It is also expected to complicate Brazil's efforts to root out endemic corruption: Dozens of high-profile politicians have been ensnarled in corruption cases in recent years, as the authorities unraveled complex kickbacks and campaign finance schemes.
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The raw numbers tell an incomplete story: a 3-6 record and a 4.79 E.R.A. — and even higher this series, when his Game 1 victory was a grind and his Game 4 start unraveled at the end.
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And negotiations involving moderate GOP senators that would have paired an immigration fix with border wall funding unraveled on Thursday, with senators blaming an unwillingness by Trump and Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) to reach an agreement.
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The release of a secret recording Tuesday night by Michael Cohen, Mr. Trump's former lawyer and fixer, has unraveled some of the false statements the president has used as a shield against tough questions and embarrassing stories.
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He was nearly unhittable in the first five innings but he unraveled to start the sixth, with a single, a hit-by-pitch and a double leading to one run, and a sacrifice fly leading to another.
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Marriage to a man she wed shortly before her first trial, who believed so fervently in her innocence that he went to law school to aid in her defense, unraveled in the years that followed her acquittal.
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But now a cadre of Republican lawmakers are speaking out and urging party officials to come to terms with why their 23-seat majority unraveled so spectacularly and Democrats gained the most seats they had since 19893.
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"We are now out of time," David Taylor, the company's chief executive and general counsel, informed investors in an email first reported on Tuesday by The Wall Street Journal, whose in-depth investigation unraveled the company's claims.
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When Dr. Kao shared the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2009, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences estimated that the optical cables in use worldwide, if unraveled, would equal a fiber more than 20043 million miles long.
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Ratcliffe, who was briefly Trump's pick to be director of national intelligence before his nomination unraveled, has emerged as a hard-nosed questioner who can drive home a sharp counterpoint during his five-minutes of questioning. Rep.
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Having worked with families of children facing life-threatening illness for nearly 20 years now I can imagine how, despite best intentions on all sides, things might have unraveled given the intensity of these gut-wrenching choices.
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But Dr. Jackson's confirmation bid unraveled amid accusations by onetime colleagues that he was a bully who drank too much and loosely dispensed strong drugs to curry favor with the powerful politicians and political aides he admired.
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Related: How Kenya's presidential election unraveled TV stations switched off Ahead of the event, three of the country's largest television stations were pulled off air by the government -- a move not seen in the country for years.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British scientists have unraveled how a non-intoxicating component of cannabis acts in key brain areas to reduce abnormal activity in patients at risk of psychosis, suggesting the ingredient could become a novel anti-psychotic medicine.
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But early blueprints soon unraveled, with an assistant to Foxconn's CEO telling Reuters in January that it was still evaluating the types of jobs it would create at the site, which was originally thought to be a factory.
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"Things kind of unraveled," Black said of the seventh inning, when the Dodgers scored three runs on consecutive wild pitches by reliever Adam Ottavino to take a 7-6 lead in a game they once trailed 5-163.
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That pact unraveled after Bush took office in 2001, with relations souring when he called North Korea part of an "axis of evil" and accused it of running a uranium enrichment program in violation of the 1994 deal.
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Despite the energetic public profile of the EU's foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini, attempts to agree a position on areas ranging from the South China Sea dispute to Israel and the Palestinians have unraveled at the last minute.
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Dolezal, a former NAACP leader in Washington state whose life unraveled after she was outed as a white woman pretending to be black, has been charged with welfare fraud, news station KHQ-TV reported Thursday, May 24, 2018.
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"There were truths in the Rolling Stone UVA piece—for instance, that they don't expel students for sexual assault, or how a dean downplayed their federal compliance review—but those were lost when Jackie's story unraveled," Kingkade says.
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Once Phelan saw Yau's CLOSER pieces — which consists of large, folded sterling silver earrings, pendants and cuffs — she realized it complemented her own spring/summer 2017 collection of unraveled basket-weave knits, so they decided to team up.
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Amber said she would give the entire $7 mil to Children's Hospital and the ACLU domestic violence unit, in equal shares, but the deal unraveled after Johnny said he would just give the money directly to both orgs.
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The year since Mr. Narinedatt died has unraveled into a saga of bribery, corruption and social-media-fueled attacks, stretching from No. 70 Village in the South American nation of Guyana to the Guyanese community in New York.
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"If anything gives Xi Jinping and the party nightmares, it is perestroika and the fall of the Soviet Union," Ms. Varrall said, referring to the reforms the last Soviet leader, Mikhail S. Gorbachev, sought before the system unraveled.
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After lying low in the early days of the February truce, Nusra has re-emerged on the battlefield as diplomacy has unraveled, spearheading recent attacks on pro-government Iranian militias near Aleppo, Nusra commanders and other rebels say.
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But the film also adds lyrical location footage and readings from Ms. Bishop's journals (by the actress Lori Singer) that pull you into her mind as it unraveled in an empty farmhouse during a brutal New England winter.
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You run the risk that you'll turn your living room into an electrical fire to be unraveled by CSI, or more likely, that something will be wrong with the old gear or all the components won't be properly paired.
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The SEC's reprieve, which was approved by its lower-level staff, quickly unraveled because two of its commissioners later questioned the deal and objected to not being told about it, the Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
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As more is unraveled, the intensity continues to pick up and a very real threat begins to present itself, leading to a very shocking and emotional ending that immediately makes you want to start the whole story over again.
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Why it matters: The tale of fraud at a Silicon Valley startup got a lot of attention when it publicly unraveled in 2016, providing a stark contrast to the glitzy, millionaire-studded image of many high-flying tech startups.
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We kept young, intelligent monkeys separated from their families and others of their kind for many months in soundproof cages that remained lit 24 hours a day, then measured how their potential for complex social and intellectual lives unraveled.
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But the compromise deal, which would put Maassen in a better paid job, unraveled on Friday when Andrea Nahles - leader of the centre-left Social Democrats (SPD), junior partner in Merkel's conservative-led coalition - said it was a mistake.
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Now, a year and a half later, the case against the two former detectives has unraveled, as video and cellphone evidence has been uncovered showing that the victim was not entirely truthful in her testimony to the grand jury.
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If that level is breached, it will be the beginning of the unraveling of the Iran deal on Tehran's side; it already unraveled in Washington, where administration officials say that to Mr. Trump, the agreement is dead and buried.
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The veterans have become victims two times over: once as a result of exposure that left them with chronic injuries and again as casualties of a bureaucratic system that seems to have unraveled as quickly as it was built.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombian right-wing candidate Ivan Duque on Sunday won a place in June's presidential runoff with leftist Gustavo Petro, deepening fears a fragile peace accord with Marxist rebels could be unraveled or the business-friendly economy overhauled.
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Allegations of disproved collusion with Russia, mired in dubious Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) warrants and Christopher Steele's dossier, unraveled and the eventual impeachment charges of obstruction of Congress and abuse of power aren't clear high crimes or misdemeanors.
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Moreover, his opposition to the use of consent decrees — agreements that local governments reach with the Justice Department to make reforms — means that eight years of effort to address unconstitutional policing practices across the country stands to be unraveled.
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Lochte gave his first in-depth interview after the scandal unraveled to NBC's Matt Lauer, explaining that he was "intoxicated" when he reportedly caused damage to a poster at the gas station and got into an argument with the security guard.
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Paris has complained that it shoulders too much of the financial burden and handles more than its share of asylum cases, while Macron said in 2016 before becoming president that there would be no migrants in Calais if the accord unraveled.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - When Johnathan Smith resigned from the U.S. Justice Department on Inauguration Day, he looked forward to spending time with his infant son, but that plan unraveled a week later when President Donald Trump unveiled his explosive foreign travel ban.
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After the charade unraveled and the Securities and Exchange Commision charged its Steve Jobs-imitating CEO Elizabeth Holmes and former president Ramesh Balwani with "massive" civil fraud, the company laid off nearly all of its 125 remaining staff in April 2018.
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Modern Love When my relationship unraveled nearly two years ago, I decided to suspend my career as an actuary in Boston and take a long vacation in Costa Rica, where I planned to learn how to surf and do yoga.
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UFO MYSTERIES UNRAVELED: HOW THE &aposREAL-LIFE X-FILES&apos EMERGED FROM A TOP SECRET GOVERNMENT PROJECT States with the lowest odds are Florida, Texas and New York at 278-to-240, 2000-to-24 and 22.11-to-0003, respectively.
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After obtaining a copy of the official accident report by the Polish National Labor Inspectorate (PIP), we unraveled a complex web of organized exploitation, bureaucratic chaos, official indifference, and political ignorance that extends all the way to the European Commission.
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Investors are watching for signs of a possible U.S.-led fine, which would be another big hit to the bank, which has seen its shares fall by more than a fifth over the past six months as the scandal has unraveled.
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He's unraveled many of his predecessor's regulations — something nearly all presidents do, when taking office from the opposing party — but he's had little legislative action on the slew of vague plans he's released on issues like infrastructure and tax reform.
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Two weeks after Moscow and Washington announced a ceasefire that quickly unraveled, President Bashar al-Assad and his Russian and Iranian allies appear to have launched a campaign for a decisive battlefield victory that has buried any hope for diplomacy.
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The 1994 deal is credited for slowing the North's nuclear weapons program by nearly a decade, although it gradually unraveled and broke down in 2003 after South Korea, Japan and the United States spent more than $2 billion on the project.
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The relationship unraveled the most from the late 1960s through the 1980s, as Republicans established an extended advantage in presidential contests but generally could not dislodge the tendency of voters to support Democrats for lower-ballot contests, especially in the South.
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Such a resume is a testament both to their work ethic and to their puerile sense of humor, both of which resulted in this year's Crumbs, a collection of unraveled rock songs as upsetting and hilarious as their name is.
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Martina Navratilova, 1981 Austin's career was injury-riddled and short-lived, but on this lovely afternoon the Californian in her pink dress 6-1, 7-6 (7-4), 7-6 (53-1) defeated the legendary Navratilova, who unraveled at the end.
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For example, hip-hop style looked different, but the re-appropriation of "preppy" brands like Tommy Hilfiger and (implicitly white) working-class brands like Timberland also unraveled histories that linked particular styles (and values) to certain bodies, times, and places.
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Early last month, Mr. Veiga held a news conference in an apparent bid to further stall his extradition to Brazil, which had become an urgent priority for officials in Paraguay after they unraveled the car-bombing plot to free him.
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Mr. Trump, however, came into office criticizing his predecessor for naïveté toward Cuba and has unraveled some of the Obama administration's policies encouraging more interaction with Havana, although he has not broken off diplomatic relations again nor closed the embassy.
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And not only them: low- and middle-income white people too, as Metzl's timely book shows, with its look at Trump-era policies that have unraveled the Affordable Care Act and contributed to rising gun suicide rates and lowered life expectancies.
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Kyrgios was laser focused for the first half of the match as he deployed a lethal mix of monster serves, stinging forehands and smart net play but nearly unraveled when he got agitated over a fan who interrupted his ball toss.
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He had made vast sums for the bank in previous years, at one stage accounting for 10% of its entire profits, but the downturn in the Japanese market following the Kobe earthquake on January 17, 1995 rapidly unraveled his unhedged positions.
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When Mr. Trump fired James B. Comey, the F.B.I. director, he sent out his vice president and top aides to give an explanation of his decision that quickly unraveled after he gave an interview with a conflicting version of events.
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As Communism unraveled in the late 53s, many residents lacked money to open independent shops, so entrepreneurs started illicitly selling extra appliances and household goods while craftsmen offered shoe repair, tailoring, and other services to pedestrians from their dimly lit bunkers.
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Two months earlier, his reputation as a popular teacher of Buddhism and longtime friend of the Dalai Lama's unraveled when eight students wrote a damning, heart-rending letter that outlined allegations of years of abuse by Sogyal Rinpoche against them.
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When my whole life unraveled and I was building a new life for myself, it was important for me to not project or scold the outside world for anything I was feeling because it was a very private experience for me.
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How a GoFundMe scam started with $20 and a good story -- but slowly unraveled McClure, 28, could face up to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine after pleading guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud.
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The deal comes almost a year after a stock market collapse in China, which unraveled after a surge that was fueled partly by abundant funds at local brokers which made a flurry of capital raisings in Hong Kong earlier in 2015.
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"Definition of Down: My Life With Ice-T & the Birth of Hip Hop" is a story of an uncommonly gentlemanly love unraveled by fame, told by Darlene Ortiz — Ice T's longtime pre-Coco partner, and the cover model on his early albums.
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Then, once the FBI unraveled the case, they discovered that the perpetrators had already moved onto a new scheme—inventing a business model for online crime no one had ever seen before, and pointing to a new, looming botnet threat on the horizon.
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"Anything that undermines the effectiveness of the alliance has an impact on us, and so if the EU begins to become unraveled there can't help but be a knock-on effect for the alliance also," Lieutenant General Ben Hodges told the BBC.
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On Saturday, Lochte gave his first in-depth interview after the scandal unraveled, explaining to NBC's Matt Lauer that he was "intoxicated" when he reportedly caused damage to a poster at the gas station and got into an argument with the security guard.
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From the North&aposs previous release of three American captives to its apparent decommissioning of a nuclear test site, the historic talks between the U.S. and North Korea appeared all but certain, and then unraveled, but perhaps now will happen after all.
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However, investigators say an ensuing investigation soon unraveled this story: According to an arrest affidavit in the case, Ulfr was seen on a surveillance video at Walmart buying duct tape and zip ties, the same kind of restraints used to bind Scarr.
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His idyllic excursion unraveled, and he was thrust into the maw of the Mexican penitentiary system, where he came face to face with corruption, inner turmoil, and the complex, symbiotic relationship between party culture in the states and the drug cartels in Mexico.
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The match started as a cagey affair until it reached 3-203 in the opening set before Halep's game unraveled as she coughed up a litany of errors, paving the way for Osaka to reel off the next nine games without much resistance.
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I unraveled this mini-mystery by looking up the Hybrid Electrostatz tech used within the Bravo, which turns out to have been designed by a whole other company, the Taiwanese Verisonix, and is also being resold by the London-based Mitchell & Johnson.
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That quickly unraveled on Thursday after Trump — taking fire from conservative pundits and lawmakers for signaling he would accept a bill without extra border money — reversed course and told House lawmakers at the White House that he would not sign the bill.
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Aside from the online fraud, Karl's tax infraction went back several years—a thread that snagged and unraveled the whole of his self-start marketing operation—and it was going to cost him and his wife a lot to pay it back.
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Decades later, Obama created a climate in which the potentially criminal misuse of the DOJ and the FBI, as currently being unraveled, was not just acceptable but perhaps encouraged, thereby giving rise to what could be the most dangerous scandal in American history.
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This month, the police said they had unraveled a plot to "create the false impression that the election will not be free and fair," which Western diplomats warned could be used to annul the elections if the governing party does not win.
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As my country teeters on the precipice of a dark and scary time with decades of progress threatened to be unraveled, I'm even more useless than usual because I can't even string together a decent column about Crosby when he deserves one.
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MOSCOW — A nearly 20-year taboo on reporting in the Russian news media about President Vladimir V. Putin's personal life has unraveled — just a little — with an interview broadcast on state television with a woman who has been described as his daughter.
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Ms. Warren does not face the sort of unease within factions of the party that Mr. Sanders and former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. do, and presidential history is littered with examples of candidates who surged late when other contenders unraveled.
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That day looked as far off as ever on Sunday after a week of turmoil during which his alliance with old foe Mahathir Mohamad unraveled and a third candidate emerged to become prime minister as they fought over the job yet again.
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Washington offered energy aid and promises of normalizing diplomatic and economic relations, but the accord unraveled after the United States dragged its feet because it did not expect the North Korean government to survive long past the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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Ms. Abakanowicz (pronounced ah-bah-kah-NO-vich), who once described her sculpture as "a search for organic mysteries," first attracted critical attention in the 1960s with free-standing woven works made from sisal that she unraveled from discarded ships' ropes and dyed.
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Former members of his unit recall that Crick had a history of heavy drinking, and by 1992 his marriage had unraveled, he was facing reprimand from his command for threatening his wife and he was probably going to be denied re-enlistment.
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Stopping to speak with reporters before boarding a chartered plane to Colorado, Mr. Sanders pronounced himself "really stunned by some of the attacks that we are getting from Secretary Clinton," calling her team "unraveled" by his 22-percentage-point victory in New Hampshire last week.
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Shortly after the voter rolls review unraveled, Cascos told us he was troubled by the way in which the secretary of state's initial announcement seemed to confirm the long-held voter fraud beliefs among Republicans even though the numbers put forth were clearly flawed.
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But nine months later, the case against Lustgarten suddenly unraveled as prosecutors dismissed the charges against him in what money laundering experts and former drug warriors say represents a stunning blow against the US government's efforts to punish those who profit from the narcotics trade.
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I don't know of any other fiction writer who could find the dangling thread in her readers and pull and pull until we became unraveled heaps crying because more than a century ago a man whipped a chokeberry tree into another human being's back.
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"The fact that Jeffrey Epstein was able to commit the selfish act of taking his own life as his world of abuse, exploitation, and corruption unraveled is unfortunate yet predictable," said Brad Edwards, who represents many of Epstein's accusers, in an email to BuzzFeed News.
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But the two-year case unraveled after Navarro determined that federal prosecutors failed to turn over key pieces of evidence that could have proved helpful to defense attorneys, including reports of an FBI surveillance camera that showed federal snipers posted outside the family ranch.
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Although Trump attempted to maintain a calm and even demeanor in the first 30 minutes of the debate, he quickly unraveled — raising his voice, refusing to say whether he'd accept the outcome of the election, promoting falsehoods, and repeatedly interrupting during the second half.
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Whatever happens, the plant's prominence — and that of Janesville itself — in U.S. industrial history is past, vanquished by the same forces that have unraveled the fabric of so many storied manufacturing towns in and outside the U.S., and with it shaken up politics fundamentally.
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But the merger's chances of being approved unraveled when Pai said last week that he had "serious concerns" about the legality of the mergers after the companies proposed some questionable deals to sell off stations in order to comply with federal media ownership limits.
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Those talks unraveled in recent weeks, placing Commerzbank back on the agenda for UniCredit Chief Executive Jean Pierre Mustier, who will be running the rule over a target worth about 9.3 billion euros ($10.4 billion) compared with UniCredit's market capitalization of 24.4 billion euros.
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It might seem odd that Mr. de Blasio did not call Mr. Byford the first time the subway melted down on his watch or the dozens of times since then that the system unraveled, leaving many of its nearly six million daily riders stranded.
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Republicans, frustrated and embarrassed by how the fleeting victory of Mark Harris in November unraveled after the revelation that his campaign financed an illicit voter-turnout effort, are expected to mount an aggressive attempt to retain the seat, which the party has held since 1963.
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Had it just been her, Suhair most likely would not have gone, even as the country unraveled; she was not afraid to die there, and she was wary of the indignities of displacement and of the loss of the only home she'd ever known.
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But as she returned to the rhythms of campus life, with lectures on intellectual property and copyrights and socializing with other students, her mind has often been pulled back home, where her family has stayed and where routines and livelihoods remain unraveled by the storm.
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The problems keep escalating for President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey, whose invasion of Kurdish-held northern Syria last week unraveled already tense relations with American and European partners and radically reshuffled the battle lines and alliances of Syria's eight-year-old Syrian war.
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But as more information continued to dribble out, including a Times report that the purpose had been to get damaging information about Clinton, the initial story unraveled, and Trump Jr. himself preemptively tweeted out a statement and the email chain setting up the meeting.
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Historically close ties between North Korea and Malaysia unraveled as the Southeast Asian country started investigating the alleged murder of Kim Jong Nam, who died after the two women smeared his face with VX, a banned chemical weapon, at Kuala Lumpur airport on Feb. 13.
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The sinister queen is cooking up a storm on the battle fields from the safety of King's Landing and tying up a few loose ends her father, Tywin Lannister (Charles Dance), left unraveled — one of them being a large debt repayment to the Bank of Braavos.
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Whatever progress Mr. Kerry has made, officials said, could easily be unraveled by external events, whether a new offensive by Turkey or the Nusra Front — which until recently had publicly aligned itself with Al Qaeda — or intensified bombing raids by the government of President Bashar al-Assad.
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The fraying relationship between the two unraveled when Mr. Jusino accused Mr. Eugene of recruiting a student from a high school on Long Island and enrolling him at Progress in the fall of 2014, using his own address in Brooklyn and claiming to be the boy's uncle.
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Down 17 percent since its 2017 highs, Hasbro's stock has struggled amid the long-winded liquidation of Toys R Us. Hasbro's sales suffered as Toys R Us — which accounted for 9 percent of its sales — unraveled, forcing management to find other paths to profit including online retail.
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This account of the fight, assembled through interviews with White House officials, senators of both parties, staff members, lawyers and others involved, some of whom did not want to be identified describing private moments, showed that the nomination nearly unraveled at multiple junctures along the way.
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The indictment, interviews with those who know him and his own personal statements show how a seemingly ideal political life unraveled under personal financial pressure, opening the door to a web of corruption and deception that lasted several years as Mr. Hunter lived a seemingly dual life.
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The firm, which was founded in 2017, was an early backer of Cornershop, the Chilean grocery delivery startup that raised $220 million (mostly from Silicon Valley's Accel) and exited to Uber (after a $225 million deal with Walmart unraveled after being blocked by antitrust regulators in Mexico).
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But his words eventually proved prophetic as the Cavaliers unraveled in the game's final minutes, allowing the Warriors to go on an 2114-211 run, erasing what had been a 212-point lead for Cleveland and putting the Cavaliers in a 213-213 hole in the series.
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Liz Ann Sonders, Charles Schwab chief investment strategist, said a trade deal would be a slight positive as it had been largely priced into the market, but if talks had unraveled without an agreement, a new wave of tariffs would have been very negative for stocks.
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Over the next few months my life unraveled, but I found myself with a surfeit of material: moving to an affordable but remote neighborhood in Brooklyn; dating men who swallowed Viagra in front of me; getting the HPV vaccine three months before the age cutoff of 46.
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Across town, the Giants (2-13) have unraveled, firing their coach and general manager in the middle of the season, benching and unbenching their star quarterback, and suspending several players, including the first-round draft pick Eli Apple, for behavior that was detrimental to the team.
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But more recently, Collier argues, these reciprocal obligations unraveled as class divides, separating the educated from the less educated, and regional divides, separating dense metropolitan areas that attracted a critical mass of educated professionals from smaller cities and towns that did not, have strained national loyalties.
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That same year, a public health crisis unraveled when the US Food and Drug Administration issued a warning against diethylstilbestrol (DES) — a synthetic hormone used for decades by pregnant women to combat morning sickness and prevent miscarriages or premature deliveries — which Golberg had co-created in 1938.
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And minimizing the intelligence of a fandom that has raised millions for charity, expertly unraveled song lyrics that deal with theories of psychology and mythology, translated content into dozens of languages, and organized around the globe to promote the music they love is, well, the opposite of funny.
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Guy Lodge, Variety: It might take an investigator more intuitive than Hole to pinpoint precisely where and how things unraveled in a production that seems to have been second-, third- and fourth-guessed at every turn, and bears the manifold scars and stitches of on-the-fly rethinking.
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Opinion: Saagar Enjeti The veneer of Joe BidenJoe BidenPompeo says Trump-Zelensky call was 'consistent' with administration policy Alyssa Milano to co-host Biden fundraiser next month House panel advances resolution outlining impeachment inquiry MORE for president is being slowly unraveled to the point of imminent political collapse.
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A culture of secrecy at embattled blood-testing start-up Theranos was fostered by founder and CEO Elizabeth Holmes, and when things unraveled at the onetime darling of Silicon Valley, it was a like peeling the layers of an onion, said Nick Bilton, special correspondent for Vanity Fair.
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry was in Geneva for meetings with other dignitaries to try to revive the two-month-old U.S. and Russia-sponsored cessation of hostilities, which quieted guns for the first time during the five-year Syrian war but which has unraveled in recent days.
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Members from deep-red or -blue districts are unlikely to join the effort, as the party bases are deeply split, with those backing Trump determined to see the Obamacare system totally unraveled, and those on the far left determined to move toward a "single-payer" health care system.
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The Imaginary Intern serves as a kind of amanuensis as Leyner conceives his autobiography, which starts out as a first-person-shooter video game in which the player has to travel backward through Leyner's life, undoing each incident until at last Leyner is unraveled in his mother's womb.
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In a paper published Thursday in Current Biology, Dr. DeGennaro and colleagues report that they have unraveled part of the mystery: They've identified a receptor in the mosquito's antennae that allows the insects to detect lactic acid, a substance from human sweat that the bugs find very attractive.
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Opinion Columnist We watch daily as the constitutional and conventional fabric of this country is clawed at and unraveled by Donald Trump, while those with any power to prevent or punish his actions are suspended in a state of listlessness, making political calculations rather than performing constitutional duty.
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And then along comes a book, like Kurt Eichenwald's "A Mind Unraveled," that makes you rethink not only the concept of trauma but its potential impact — the ways in which trauma can work not only to weaken but to strengthen the character of the person who has experienced it.
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Dayton was the background for Rachel's first book, Evolving in Monkey Town (later republished as Faith Unraveled), in which she grappled with what would become a defining theme of her life and career: Could questioning God and the Bible actually draw a person closer to God, rather than moving them away?
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Whether or not Section 230 is ultimately weakened overall because of FOSTA-SESTA, it seems clear that we're in a moment when many of the freedoms and protections we've previously assumed were woven into the fabric of the web are being systematically unraveled, challenged, and overridden by powerful special interest groups.
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Following Graeber's tracing across the centuries of the manifold ways that people have tried to organize their economic relations with each other — from China to India to the Islamic and Christian worlds — one begins to suspect that we have tied ourselves in knots that can neither be unraveled nor cut.
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This is the story of how the Alabama Senate race unfurled and ultimately unraveled, as told to CNN in conversations with nearly a dozen people aligned with the Trump administration, Senate Republicans and the political wing of Steve Bannon, the President's former chief strategist who bucked the party and backed Moore.
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The last time the Cubs had been in this position — playing a Game 6 at home in 2003, needing one victory to capture the National League pennant — they had unraveled, blowing a 3-0 lead to the Florida Marlins after a fan named Steve Bartman interfered with a foul ball.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Murphy released the long-awaited report, some of which confirmed what many riders already know — there are not enough engineers to run the trains, a lack of spare parts contributes to disruptions, and the agency does a dismal job of telling passengers why their commute has unraveled.
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The latter was largely to blame as the Mets lost a 6-1 lead in the seventh inning, when relief pitchers Anthony Swarzak and Robert Gsellman unraveled, and right fielder Jose Bautista, in his return to Toronto after 10 years as a Blue Jay, committed a two-base fielding error.
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The arrests came a week after the Mexican-American journalist Jorge Ramos was detained at the presidential palace after a confrontational interview during which he asked Mr. Maduro about the erosion of democracy and human rights in Venezuela, a once wealthy country whose economy has unraveled under Mr. Maduro's rule.
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Diplomats the world over know that Trump likes to conduct diplomacy using Twitter without consulting experts or the rest of his administration; official statements from his press secretary or Cabinet members can easily be unraveled by a furious tweet in response to the latest report Trump watched on Fox News.
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Civil rights groups are alarmed at the possibility that the decrees could be unraveled, saying they have been an important tool for the government to try to address issues like excessive use of force by police in Baltimore and an officer shooting in Ferguson, Missouri that led to nationwide protests.
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A quick glance at the headlines on the site as of Thursday afternoon turned up headlines like "11 FACTS THAT HAVE ALREADY UNRAVELED THE UKRAINE HOAX" and "FACT CHECK: PELOSI SEZ SCHIFF DIDN'T FAKE TRUMP DIALOGUE IN CONGRESS (HE DID)" 2) The questions are, uh, a little bit -- how to say this -- leading.
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Harry Truman and Dwight Eisenhower sniped at each other for the entire limousine ride from the White House to the US Capitol ahead of Eisenhower's inauguration, a sour episode that only unraveled further when Truman called Eisenhower a "coward" as he was leaving office (the men later reconciled at John F. Kennedy's funeral).
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Mr. Deripaska agreed to pay a 2 percent annual management fee to Mr. Manafort and his partners, and put $100 million into the fund, which bought a cable television station in the Black Sea port of Odessa, Ukraine, before the agreement unraveled in disagreements over auditing and Mr. Deripaska sued Mr. Manafort.
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BLACK WAVESaudi Arabia, Iran, and the Forty-Year Rivalry That Unraveled Culture, Religion, and Collective Memory in the Middle EastBy Kim Ghattas Ayatollah Khomeini raised no objection when Salman Rushdie's 1988 novel "The Satanic Verses" was translated into Farsi and first sold in Iran — not until Saudi Arabia started to campaign against it.
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Instead, an awkward hush fell over the courtroom, in part because Li couldn't make it through an answer without being reprompted by the prosecutor, but also because the lie of solidarity was being unraveled and laid out in front of the young men who had been stupid enough to believe in it.
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In the latest issue of the publication, journalist Laura Aha paraphrased a conversation she had with Konstantin in which "an irrelevant anecdote unraveled into a quite unexpected discussion about feminism in general and explicitly women in electronic music," according to a translated version of the piece which THUMP has verified with a native German speaker.
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The writer-directors aren't out to deceive the audience or play coy with them — by the end, all the mysteries are thoroughly unraveled, in a series of increasingly intense and thrilling action sequences — but Lipovsky and Stein also get a great deal of narrative mileage out of simply not revealing too much too early.
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Up until last night, I'd been blissfully unaware of Threatin's existence, let alone the tangled web the LA hard rock band's founder and sole member, Jered Threatin, wove using the power of social media marketing—or the way that thread after thread of his scheme unraveled until the entire endeavor very publicly collapsed into tatters.
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The kidnapping and all that unraveled thereafter was tucked into a little over two hours in the recent film All the Money in the World, which famously replaced Kevin Spacey with Christopher Plummer as Grandpa Getty five weeks before the movie's planned release, after accusations of sexual harassment and assault against Spacey came to light.
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The Bosai misanga is made out of paracord -- parachute-strength lightweight rope -- and, if unraveled, can be used in a crisis in more than 10 ways during a crisis: as a clothes line, a tourniquet, dental floss, a shoelace, a cord on which to attach and wave an SOS sign, and even a whistle.
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The race followed the pattern of so many before as he eventually unraveled his long legs to gain maximum pace and though he did not hit the front until later than he might have liked, when he did he shot past Gatlin like a track cyclist coming out of a slipstream in the velodrome.
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"It's a combination of less good news from China trade situation, a bit of a seasonal miss on Home Depot and tick up in the yield on 20.9-year that conspires to be the story ... and unraveled some of that positive feeling we had yesterday," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at B. Riley FBR in Boston.
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American pastor Andrew Brunson How the US–Turkish partnership unraveled — to the point that analysts and former diplomats now worry that the cost will be a Western military defense regime that has been in place since World War II and the health of the Turkish economy — is a story of frictions that that go back decades.
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The exact nature of the shift has yet to be unraveled but Mary Kay Kindhauser and colleagues said Zika had altered as it moved through Asia - from an infection causing limited cases of mild illness to one leading to large outbreaks and, from 2013 onwards, linked to babies born with neurological disorders and abnormally small heads.
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The second date was, well, Monday, when the Trump White House and key Democratic and Republican leaders in Congress agreed to a two-year budget deal that further unraveled the spending strictures put in place by tea party Republicans in 2011 and suspended the debt ceiling through July 2021 -- and, in practical terms, well into 2022.
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At the time, Eriksson claimed that a mysterious "Dietrich" was driving the rare hypercar when he wrapped it around a pole on the Pacific Coast Highway going 160 miles per hour, splitting it in two — but the story unraveled, and Eriksson himself ended up in jail over a variety of charges from embezzlement to grand theft auto.
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Since then, the story has unraveled further, with more women coming forward, a Twitter campaign called #MuteRKelly gaining traction, and Kelly's music being pulled from Spotify's curated playlists (though Spotify have since decided to review bans on other artists, Kelly's will still stand; after his music was taken from Spotify playlists, Kelly's streaming numbers actually rose).
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This account of how the extradition bill was launched, promoted and ultimately unraveled is based on more than 50 interviews with mainland officials, current and former Hong Kong government officials, members of Lam's cabinet, associates and friends of the Hong Kong leader from her days as a student activist, and current and former lawmakers and police officers.
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So if after this hypothetical Democratic candidate says this on your show, within hours, all of a sudden, the IRS offices are bombarded with incredibly sophisticated cybertools looking for Trump's tax returns, and then extracts and them and then passes them to whatever the new WikiLeaks happens to be and they start being unraveled and disclosed, nothing wrong with that.
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And the label falls squarely on the career of Arthur Bispo do Rosário (circa 1910-89), a Brazilian artist who, after reporting that he'd had a visit from Christ and some angels, was committed to an asylum where, using unraveled clothing and rubbish, he created tapestries, arklike ships and a line of celestial formal wear, all on view in the museum's lobby gallery.
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Early in my reporting that unraveled the origins of the Trump-Russia collusion probe, tying it to Hillary Clinton's campaign and possible Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) abuses, I started to see patterns just as in the old mob meetings: FBI or intelligence-connected figures kept showing up in Trump Town USA during the 2016 campaign with a common calling card.
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That the broader social order had unraveled long before, once the surrounding corridors of Midtown were given over to towers with $40 million apartments, many sitting empty, wasn't necessarily obvious to people who seemed less terrified of the dark-money billionaires living around the corner than of the coming janitors and fast-food workers locked out of New York's forbidding rental market.
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In "A Silly Love Story," a young man's shirts are unraveled by an apricot-loving poltergeist while he falls in love with his gender-queer friend Merion; in "Dead Air," we glimpse pieces of two women's courtship through transcripts of increasingly unsettling audio recordings; in "She Hides Sometimes," pieces of Anjana's childhood home seem to slip away with her ailing mother's memories.
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The story that Stoll unraveled from that tiny initial clue, which he published in late 1989 as a kind of digital detective memoir, The Cuckoo's Egg, turned out to be the very first known case of state-sponsored hacking—a tale far bigger than he could have ever imagined when he began hunting those three quarters missing from his lab's ledger.
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He had the good fortune to come of age when the British countryside was ecstatic with wildlife — half of which has since been wiped out — and when he was 7, the bountiful hares, larks, thrushes, butterflies and moths of his surroundings were the source of his salvation: It was at this point that his mother's mind unraveled and she moved, for a time, into an asylum.
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Soon Panama and Honduras were rallying from early deficits, and then it all unraveled for the U.S. Trinidad and Tobago forward Shahdon Winchester and United States defender Omar Gonzalez converged on a looping cross in the penalty area in the 17th minute, and the hopeful ball knuckled off Winchester's foot and Gonzalez's shin before sailing over goalkeeper Tim Howard, who was caught off his line.
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The American attack on Syria on Thursday unraveled China's well laid plans for a summit meeting that would present President Xi Jinping as a global leader on par with President Trump, at once stealing the spotlight from Mr. Xi and putting him in a difficult position: choosing between condoning the kind of unilateral military action that China has long opposed, or rebuking his host.
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But that is changing as President Donald Trump has systematically unraveled the nation's environmental regulations at the same time that Americans have witnessed a series of climate-related crises: fires in the Amazon, hurricanes that churn with increasing fury and record-shattering temperatures and weather events across the US. For the first time in any presidential cycle, Democrats had a mainstream candidate -- in Washington Gov.
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The extent to which the informant network was unraveled, reported last year by The New York Times, was a devastating setback for the C.I.A. Officials said the number of informants lost in China rivaled losses in the Soviet Union and Russia during the betrayals of both Aldrich Ames and Robert Hanssen, formerly of the C.I.A. and the F.B.I. They divulged intelligence operations to Moscow for years.
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A much-touted two-day summit between Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un failed to reach the finish line Thursday, as talks collapsed and Trump returned to Washington, DC. It's unclear exactly what unraveled the process; Trump says Kim asked for the lifting of all economic sanctions in exchange for closing the Yongbyon Nuclear Scientific Research Complex, while North Korea reportedly says it asked for relief on some, but not all.
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In the wee hours of Friday morning, that plan unraveled on the floor of the Senate, undermined by a toxic brew of a poorly assembled bill, the undeniable rising popularity of the current health care law among many Republican governors and voters, and a president who undermined the efforts at every turn, spending the final crucial days threatening the senators he was trying to woo while attacking an attorney general they admire.
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