I think the overall mystery is unravelling, and this is the start of that mystery unravelling.
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You need construction to counteract a perceived unravelling of humanity.
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The unravelling of the nuclear deal has heightened such fears.
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They're unravelling before our eyes and we can't look away.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Boris Johnson's Brexit strategy is already unravelling.
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Neither persistent negative rates nor an unravelling of globalisation is inevitable.
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Months later, the full scale of the situation is still unravelling.
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Since Chávez's death, in 223, Maduro has presided over Venezuela's unravelling.
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"He'll be all right, won't he?" she asked, her voice unravelling.
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It's a sympathetic unravelling of female archetypes that's confused some early listeners.
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Moreover, even as optimists focus on Korea, nuclear restraints elsewhere are unravelling.
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But any attempt at a full renegotiation risked the entire deal unravelling.
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To prompt the unravelling of the United Kingdom is rather more upsetting.
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Behind the scenes, though, the chief magistrate was unravelling in epic fashion.
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RHP Matt Shoemaker cruised through four innings Sunday before unravelling in the fifth.
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Europe—with Brexit travails and French protests and angry populists—is still unravelling.
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Unravelling these riddles will be difficult and will inevitably beget misconception and controversy.
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The knot of intuitions I came with on this trip is finally unravelling.
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Analysts had foreseen an unravelling for some time, before even the regulatory wrist-slapping.
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The most rapidly unravelling constraint on Mr Corbyn, however, is the opposition he faces.
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If lofty phrases have never driven Europe's integration, they can scarcely slow its unravelling.
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Hours after his inauguration, he signed an executive order to begin unravelling the program.
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But, the balance between success and the whole gym unravelling publicly is finely poised.
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Unsurprisingly, the commonweal projects that used to be the pride of progressivism are unravelling.
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INVESTMENT LOSSES Meanwhile, the investments insurers rely on to pay the claims are unravelling.
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You might assume that such cynicism and existentialism—the image of the mother knitting in her son's room "unravelling, knitting, unravelling" is particularly haunting—would leave the reader feeling equally despairing, yet there is an unexpected beauty and whispers of something like hope.
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In conclusion, the great convergence that produced a golden age for MNCs is now unravelling.
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It is leading to the unravelling of social cohesion and sense of a common destiny.
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Instead, Gris is about experiencing the world, and unravelling the mysterious story at its core.
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Yet to a large degree, Unravelling Collective Forms achieves this, at least on small scale.
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A recent addition is Papua New Guinea, which wants help unravelling logging groups' tax affairs.
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You can see how personally Johnson took this unravelling, how much pain it caused him.
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Unravelling is what we are experiencing today in this dangerous and unstabilizing presidential election season.
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Perhaps I should have greeted the unravelling of a mystery and new knowledge with relief.
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The looser weave pattern is frayed, blistering and falling apart, unravelling the protagonist in the process.
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Rather than plumbing the depths of an "unravelling mind", it seems instead to skim the surface.
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Unravelling how they're born is important for understanding our solar system, and places beyond it, too.
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Send up beauty tutorials, foodie vloggers and tech reviewers while unravelling a murder plot, of course.
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S. trade talks and signs that the years-old rally in tech shares may be unravelling .
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Lyrically, she's on the same path, overanalyzing a relationship and unravelling as the song ticks forward.
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If the attack fails, the Saudi-led coalition will be humiliated, perhaps to the point of unravelling.
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She doesn't want to accelerate "a greater unravelling of the EU"; she wants everyone to be strong.
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With diplomacy on a Syria peace settlement stalled, the de-escalation deal has been unravelling of late.
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At a dead end, with Cash's reputation quickly unravelling, Saul had needed Moeller's help for his summer bookings.
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Unravelling the genetic code would bring an exquisite understanding of bodies and their afflictions but also of minds.
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Unravelling Collective Forms continues at Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions (6522 Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood, Los Angeles) through May 25.
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" He says, "In a sense, their practice as artists is to be catalysts to this unravelling [of place].
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It was the potential unravelling of that tolling arrangement that triggered the rally to above $600 per tonne.
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Look at how the currently unravelling saga of "Brexit" has transformed and polarized opinion of the United Kingdom.
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Upon closer inspection, however, it turns out she is not knitting or selling the sweaters but unravelling them.
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It all seemed to be unravelling but then Sharkey put on one of the better streaks of his career.
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But the SEC's subpoena suggests that some internal processes might be unravelling as managers struggle to meet bold goals.
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Even so, the unravelling of the nuclear deal would hurt reformists and fuel the fires of the Middle East.
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The first came at the start of Obama's second term, when the promises of the Arab Spring were unravelling.
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She liked his serious expression as he walked, how he seemed to dwell on serious matters, unravelling confusion, clever.
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Ignoring the agreed upon rules risks an unravelling of trade agreements and all the benefits that flow from trade.
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The unravelling of a roughly three-year alliance between Moscow and Riyadh over OPEC production is also geopolitically significant.
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The sanctions designed to punish Mr Kim for his missiles and that helped bring him to the table risk unravelling.
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The investigators' findings corroborated exposés written by local and foreign journalists, who have been unravelling the saga for several years.
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The new disclosure takes PNB's overall exposure in the still unravelling fraud case to well over the $2 billion mark.
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Burdett Loomis, a political commentator, says state agencies especially saw an "unravelling" as Mr Brownback replaced experienced staff with cronies.
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The nuclear deal, which Trump abandoned in May, 2018, on the ground that he wanted something broader, is now unravelling.
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It was by understanding DNA's double-helix form that science was able to begin unravelling the many mysteries of genetic code.
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She's good at unravelling what's before her, as you might have discovered by watching one of her recent talk show appearances.
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The aim is to continue unravelling the nature of black holes — which are still largely enigmatic and relatively new to science.
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His arrival in Castle Rock, a fictional creation of author Stephen King, sets forth the unravelling of a lot of mysteries.
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That seems to be unravelling now as infrastructure projects stall and real estate values post their steepest drops in a generation.
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Although they went on for some years after this point, this was ultimately the beginning of the unravelling of the Shorties.
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These sparsely populated and sometimes deeply isolated towns and counties are already gripping the threads of an unravelling social safety net.
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But, until the terms are final, Brexit exists more as an unravelling, a kind of die-off, of London's precious thickness.
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These events would bring an unravelling of "the West" and the end of American influence in Europe and perhaps the world.
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He's witnessed friends cracking jokes about his virus while he struggled with depression and the feeling that his life was unravelling.
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John began to sense the world unravelling behind him, the tightly braided strands of his life snapping free with sharp cracks.
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"The Wild Heart" is inspired in part by the unravelling of that relationship, and in part by her mourning for Anderson.
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A troublemaker named Dylan (Jimmy Tatro) is blamed for the vandalism and expelled, but Peter begins unravelling the school's case against him.
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One of the sticking points is a timetable for unravelling the tariffs on goods that each side has imposed on the other.
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The first victim was found dead by tourists taking pictures at a mining shaft in late April, unravelling the macabre killing spree.
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But by the end of the film, it all seems to be unravelling, with much of the country nostalgic for strongman rule.
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Around this time, the Doberman project in Stanford was on the verge of unravelling the genetic basis of narcolepsy in this breed.
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But its formation may also fire the starting-gun for the unravelling of an especially fragile part of an already wobbly federation.
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The upside of everything apparently unravelling at the seams is that people have never been more willing to take to the streets.
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The Heisei era also saw the unravelling of a lifetime employment system that was once a pillar of the country's post-war rise.
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Treasury yields and oil prices also fell as the potential for an unravelling of the trade talks sparked fresh concerns about global growth.
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"While those individual wolves will be killed, it is a basis for preventing the unravelling of public support for recovery as a whole."
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The arrest of the plumbers led both to the dropping of the charges against Ellsberg and to the great unravelling known as Watergate.
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"There appears to be no understanding in the White House that an unravelling of the EU would have grave consequences," the source said.
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His 14-year-long ordeal of repeated persecution by Mr Erdogan has become a sad metaphor for the unravelling of democratic norms in Turkey.
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They want the unravelling of years of EU-designed regulation which they say has stifled the ingenuity and productivity of the British financial sector.
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Meanwhile on British shores, the unravelling mess that is the Labour Party is testimony to the dangers of having a divided and useless opposition.
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The President's oft-expressed hopes of repairing relations with Moscow, for which he took immense heat during and after his presidential campaign, are unravelling.
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The narrator, Lily, forms an intense friendship with one of the daughters, Eva, and, in middle age, recalls the unravelling of this quasi-commune.
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The film explores how the personal is political in the context of investigating the reasons that led to the unravelling of two Brazilian presidencies.
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But in recent weeks, the deal appeared to be unravelling as both the Syrian government and Israel turned to military means to achieve their goals.
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Still, it is from this enigmatic alternative form of writing that Unravelling Collective Forms, on view at Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions (LACE), draws its inspiration.
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Angels starter Matt Shoemaker (23.78-9) cruised through four innings before unravelling, giving up five runs on nine hits and two walks with three strikeouts.
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"How significant the unravelling of the sanctions are [in Sudan] we will look at," Bajaj, Standard Chartered's global head of banks, transaction banking, told Reuters.
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Nor was the Bretton Woods set-up much better: Having only got going in the mid-1950s, that system lasted barely a decade before unravelling.
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"Despite North Korea, arms control is unravelling ... Complacent, reckless leaders have forgotten how valuable it is to restrain nuclear weapons," per The Economist's cover editorial.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve and other central banks had moved aggressively on Sunday and Monday to buttress a world economy unravelling amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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The first was the potential unravelling of the euro zone, which his team worried could cause an economic shock and cost him the White House.
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Most of us have watched on our phones as a number of stars seem to be unravelling in real time, still desperately seeking that spotlight.
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Yet for this unexpected unravelling of circumstances, it didn't feel like Pastor Maldonado's race oddity for Williams at the Circuit de Catalunya four years earlier.
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Seeing Diego Maradona's glory and the unravelling of Zinedine Zidane as an expression of heroic genius is just as exquisite as a day at the Louvre.
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There is bound to be an acceleration in the slow unravelling that is already under way of the complex supply chains that linked China to America.
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Bachelor in Paradise can easily become Bachelor in Problematic, and I'm not looking forward to unravelling whatever disasters this show has in store for season 5.
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Unravelling the sacred myths of the dolce vita is proving to be the perfect fix for those looking for their next hit of international television drama.
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That would confirm the end of the two-party system that dated from Spain's return to democracy in the late 1970s and started unravelling in 2015.
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"The only way out of this situation is with complete openness and transparency at all stages of the unravelling of this scandal," Nayyem said on Facebook.
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She felt no satisfaction at Ollie's unravelling state, but there was something transfixing about hearing the fine instrument of that voice quiver like a broken spring.
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Should he fail, Johnson will face the humiliation of Brexit unravelling after repeatedly promising that he would get it done - "do or die" - by Oct. 31.
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The unravelling of the German talks came as a surprise since the main sticking points - immigration and climate policy - were not seen as FDP signature issues.
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Gearbox's self-imposed deadline of committing to changes prior to Bulletstorm's launch has passed, prompting Gearbox to begin unravelling the partnership, the studio told me today.
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Even if Congress does not take that step, the deal could be at risk of unravelling if Washington and Tehran resort to tit-for-tat retaliatory steps.
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One outcome does seem certain, however: confirmation of the end of the two-party system that began with Spain's return to democracy and started unravelling in 2015.
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It was Barack Obama and his radical disregard for American leadership that began the unravelling of the post-1989 liberal order that you rightly seek to defend.
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"France wants to maintain a strong, special relationship with London but not if the cost is the European Union's unravelling," he told a gathering of French ambassadors.
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The romantic relationship Longstreth shared with vocalist and DP member Amber Coffman (who first appeared on Rise Above) was unravelling, and its inevitable dissolution left him shattered.
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The killing of policemen, and killings inflicted by them, bloodshed moreover tinged by racism, avowed or alleged: these seemed, for many, to presage the unravelling of society.
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At the time of my visit, though, the money had become tied up in state politics, and the plan seemed to be in the process of unravelling.
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Its demise raises the possibility of a renewed arms race, and Gorbachev, now a frail 87-year-old, has warned that unravelling it could have catastrophic consequences.
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No offering has been attempted on this scale and the difficulties of unravelling Aramco's accounts from government finances and opening its books to public scrutiny are complex.
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The romantic relationship Longstreth shared with vocalist and DP member Amber Coffman (who first appeared on Rise Above) was unravelling, and its inevitable dissolution left him shattered.
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While that move may have just ended in rhetoric a few days ago, the threat is now real, with relations between the U.S. and Iraq swiftly unravelling.
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Meanwhile, the poetry scene, centered on St. Mark's Church, was both expanding and unravelling, as rock songs displaced poems as soul food for young hearts and minds.
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No one does unravelling better than Jeremy Strong, perfectly playing a character who can never quite say what he's feeling or entirely hide his fear and shame.
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Britain's Foreign Minister Jeremy Hunt warned of the risks of "a conflict happening by accident" with an unintended escalation between Washington and Tehran over an unravelling nuclear deal.
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For as long as Mr Trump is unravelling the order that America created, and from which it gains so much, he is getting his country a terrible deal.
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As president, Jackson almost single-handedly stood down South Carolina in the nullification crisis and thus kept our country from unravelling in the generation before the civil war.
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" Brexit on its own might not be a catastrophe for America, says Mr Allin, "but it could be a stage in the unravelling of the Western liberal order.
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Unless they believe that the global order works to their benefit, Brexit risks becoming just the start of an unravelling of globalisation and the prosperity it has created.
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A years-long effort to influence the political and business elite of the Czech Republic, and to turn the foreign policy of an EU member country, was unravelling.
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But now there are signs that the golden age of globalisation may be over, and the great convergence is giving way to a slow unravelling of those supply chains.
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HEADLINE-GRABBING deals in which Chinese firms promise to build impressive infrastructure in some neglected corner of the world have a habit of unravelling—but usually not so quickly.
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Yet consumers are more likely to be arrested than dealers, and police put more effort into seizing drugs than into unravelling the rings that smuggle them, Mr Coyne argues.
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Finally, any semblance of guard comes down on "Abundant", which opens the floodgates on a past relationship before unravelling into a end-of-film-credits style flurry of clarinets.
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Left or right, the radical pessimism of an unremitting dystopianism has itself contributed to the unravelling of the liberal state and the weakening of a commitment to political pluralism.
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His latest book is "Unravelling the Double Helix: the lost heroes of DNA" The penultimate image shows the first vaccination of Edward Jenner in 1796, painted by Melingue Gaston.
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In his dual role as psychologist and deputy, Price was so focussed on unravelling the crime that he seemed to lose sight of the vulnerabilities of his former patients.
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With years of unprecedented stimulus finally lifting inflation, the ECB has been dialling back support, but only by the smallest of increments, fearing that bigger moves risked unravelling its work.
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The seizure was the latest in a series of dramatic developments as tensions mount between the United States and Iran over the unravelling nuclear deal between Tehran and world powers.
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He might be unravelling just a little these days, but there is one thing we still have in common with Kanye: We do a shitty job of protecting our devices.
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Running at almost ten minutes, it functions as its own self-contained story—something beautiful unravelling into mess—but above all else, it also feels like a sigh of relief.
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Brennan was not prepared to challenge that tradition, but he did offer what amounted to a new definition of obscenity, thus unintentionally initiating the almost total unravelling of obscenity jurisprudence.
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Highlighting international concerns, Britain's Foreign Minister Jeremy Hunt warned of the risks of "a conflict happening by accident" with an unintended escalation between Washington and Tehran over an unravelling nuclear deal.
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One outcome does seem certain, however: confirmation of the end of the two-party system that began with Spain's return to democracy in the late 1970s and started unravelling in 2015.
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That is not just because the EU is determined to make it difficult (though it is), but because unravelling 45 years' worth of trading regulations is inevitably complicated and time-consuming.
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He had just been named one of three American scientists awarded the 2017 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for their work unravelling molecular mechanisms that control our internal body clocks.
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Unravelling cross-shareholdings among group affiliates that cement family control was "not an urgent matter", as big businesses like Lotte Group had made progress in addressing the issue themselves, he said.
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The Paris-based boss of a big car-parts supplier says the main risk is the triggering of wider instability, the "unravelling" of continental institutions and talk of exit by others.
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He referred to several concurrent phenomena: unchecked power overseeing a "warped reform," entrenched interest groups and fat cats bent on preserving the status quo, and a general unravelling of social trust.
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" An even graver scenario, Talbott said, would be an "unravelling," in which we revert to "a dog-eat-dog world with constant instability and conflict even if it doesn't go nuclear.
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But, at the same time, given her trauma and the way she's been treated, you feel inclined to trust her, as you do with Mie, who's always on the brink of unravelling.
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Based on the 1997 feminist cult classic (an epistolary, memoiristic novel by Chris Kraus), I Love Dick is the story of one woman's spectacular unravelling, played to frenetic perfection by Kathryn Hahn.
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Ad Vingerhoets, the author of "Why Only Humans Weep: Unravelling the Mysteries of Tears," said that there are two distinct components to crying: sounds of vocal distress and the production of tears.
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Pop music can bring us together when the powers that be try to tear us apart, articulating our frustrations and fears, and paralleling the demands we're trying make on our unravelling society.
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Airbus, which has 4,000 companies in its UK supply chain, said in July it was activating its Brexit contingency plans to build up "buffers" because it thought the British government's strategy was unravelling.
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Meanwhile, inequality is far higher now than it was in the early 1980s; slashing tax rates on the rich while unravelling recent financial regulation could push economic divisions to unprecedented, politically toxic levels.
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Secondly, Bombardier would not readily allow Delta to walk away from the deal because it might risk other buyers asking for an "out" which could prompt an unravelling of its commercial recovery plan.
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Despite this elaborate setup, and the forward momentum driven by both the investigation into the murders and the fraught unravelling of relations between Camille and her family, "Sharp Objects" maintains a viscous pace.
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The increasingly overt promises of more stimulus are intended to prop up confidence in a euro zone economy struggling with a manufacturing recession that risks unravelling years of stimulus by the central bank.
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"The pity here is that we are crumbling and unravelling something so efficient for everyone, that took more than 30 years to build," said a senior banking executive who declined to be named.
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FARNBOROUGH, England, July 18 (Reuters) - The chief executive of European planemaker Airbus said he was activating his Brexit contingency plans after the British government's plan for leaving the bloc appeared to be "unravelling".
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Demand in China had not been affected by macroeconomic uncertainties, he also said, adding that the current trade war unravelling between the U.S. and China would not have an immediate impact on Hermes.
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But, even as the field probes ever more deeply into the ways that blood serves living tissues, my colleagues and I are no closer to unravelling the oldest, most profound mystery of blood.
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From her Fiona Apple-assisted introduction to the emotional unravelling that has Oscar buzz swirling, Jennifer Lopez' Ramona is a revelation, as lush and larger-than-life as she is human and driven.
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The works in Ortega y Gasset's current group show, Pass / Fail, curated by Will Hutnick, shed light on (and often make light of) this process, documenting or in some way incorporating their own unravelling.
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Ultimately his time at the very top was short-lived, and things initially began to go south after his baffling exclusion from the 2010-11 Champions League final, ultimately leading to his career unravelling.
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From the trailer it looks like the film will have a similar vibe to Black Swan: plenty of paranoia, a fair bit of sex, and an overall focus on a female lead steadily unravelling.
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This led to the resignation of the prime minister, John Vorster, and his replacement by P.W. Botha, who began cautiously to embark on reforms that led to the unravelling of apartheid a decade later.
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Etihad's grand plan to catch up with its regional rivals by buying stakes in airlines around the world is unravelling and, in doing so, has had a big impact on the European aviation market.
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Taken together, these concerns represent the unravelling of the order that America worked hard to build and sustain in the decades since the second world war, and from which it benefits in countless ways.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Germany's Thyssenkrupp will embark on a fresh restructuring and list elevators, its most successful business, after regulatory opposition sunk plans to hive off its steel division, unravelling its previous break-up proposal.
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The pair joined forces to create Organs Without Body, an interdisciplinary performance piece that combines music, visual art, fashion, and dance with the aim of unravelling consciousnesses and bonding the outer and inner self.
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This year, officials have expressed concern about the unravelling of Chinese peer-to-peer (P22015P) online lending platforms that they had once hoped would provide a new channel of funding to spur the economy's growth.
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They also released a 2006 documentary, Tell Me Do You Miss Me, a warts-and-all look at a band unravelling at the seams, ready to play their farewell show and leave Luna behind them.
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Ahead of his talks with Pompeo in Brussels, Britain's Foreign Minister Jeremy Hunt warned of the risks of "a conflict happening by accident" with an unintended escalation between Washington and Tehran over an unravelling nuclear deal.
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In a sign of concern about rising tensions, Britain's Foreign Minister Jeremy Hunt warned of the risks of "a conflict happening by accident" with an unintended escalation between Washington and Tehran over an unravelling nuclear deal.
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As the bombs fall across Europe and the "monstrous tyranny" persists, the reader watches the slow, intimate unravelling of Juliet "like a ball of wool" as she veers from naïve and romantic to violent and despairing.
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What started out as an allegation of a vicious early morning hate crime by white Trump supporters in the blistering cold streets of Chicago is unravelling into what appears to be a publicity stunt gone wrong.
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However, if Fillon, whose campaign is unravelling as he battles allegations of state payments to family members, withdrew, then fellow conservative Alain Juppe would take first place with 26.5 percent of the vote if he ran.
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While Saudi Arabia will no longer be able to ramp up production much, the US shale oil sector could be on the brink of unravelling due to massive unrepayable debts, declining production rates, and poor well quality.
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IL&FS, or Infrastructure Leasing & Financial Services Ltd, was a behemoth in shadow banking and its defaults and unravelling, amid fraud allegations, have dried up funding for rivals and led to a surge in their borrowing costs.
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It tracks the gradual unravelling of the dyspeptic, middle-aged lost soul Lester Burnham (Kevin Spacey), a telesalesman who is unmoored first by his hate-filled household and then by his lust for his daughter's kittenish friend.
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China is pushing to reach a preliminary trade agreement with the United States as both sides keep communication channels open, the Chinese commerce ministry said on Thursday, in an attempt to allay fears talks might be unravelling.
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But this is a shadow of its former shadowy self after the fall-out from the Qingdao port scandal in 2014 and the unravelling of the currency and interest rate dynamics that made the trade so appealing.
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As the train pulled out of the station, she unfolded the first page of the book, carefully placing it under the needle of the machine, and began to sew, each page unravelling as an unbroken line started forming.
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The nights are sleepless and we really do find ourselves in a middle of the day daze, wracked with fear of the whole thing unravelling it before it's begun; the daydream shattering front of the one o'clock news.
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As their probes intensify, 27MDB's relationship with a big backer is unravelling: IPIC, an Abu Dhabi sovereign fund, has declared 21MDB to be in breach of an important financial contract between the two—and has duly terminated it.
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The still unravelling story of how the fraud happened - which includes the alleged misuse of the SWIFT interbank messaging system and incomplete ledger entries - points to a breakdown in checks and balances, and standard banking practices, they said.
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The political, economic and social crisis we are living today in Puerto Rico, magnified by the passing of hurricane María this past September, is precisely the unravelling of the territorial model created by Congress in the 85033's.
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Among the 15 structural contradictions his model identifies as driving the decline, are: Galtung's book explores how the structural inability to resolve such contradictions will lead to the unravelling of US political power, both globally, and potentially even domestically.
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"The attacks are leading to a crisis in the State Department as the policy process is visibly unravelling, leadership vacancies go unfilled, and senior and mid-level officers ponder an uncertain future and head for the doors," she said.
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For the subgroup of tanners who take things to extremes, the first step toward unravelling that knot could mean acknowledging they have an addiction to begin with, one that has both a physical and psychological component and requires treatment.
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From the creases in the small piece of fabric, planted by Iago as the catalyst of Othello's unravelling, to the carved stone that forms his cloak, the life-sized sculpture is incredibly detailed in its depiction of the character.
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China will still strive to reach an initial trade agreement with the United States as both sides keep communication channels open, the Chinese commerce ministry said on Thursday, in an attempt to allay fears that talks might be unravelling.
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An unravelling of the Franco-Japanese alliance would undermine the appeal of a Renault deal to Fiat, which reckons 2 billion euros of its planned 5 billion euros of annual cost savings will come from joint purchasing of materials.
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But for financial markets, the biggest test may be to come and some investors are dusting off strategies on how to navigate an unravelling of the euro zone - or even the European Union itself - and the turbulence that would unleash.
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The EU will huff and puff, but Turkey's plans for EU membership were already in the deep freeze and any form of sanction would risk unravelling the deal under which Europeans pay Turks to keep Syrian refugees away from their shores.
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As he puts it: Our wide-ranging interviews and psychological experiments have uncovered not a "clash of civilisations"…but civilisation's unravelling, as young people unmoored from traditions flail about in search of a social identity that gives personal significance and glory.
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The Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe, an intergovernmental security group, said that 2.5 million votes in the referendum could have been manipulated earlier this month, confirming that its fragile democracy is unravelling rapidly with little judicial oversight.
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"[T]he attacks are leading to a crisis in the State Department as the policy process is visibly unravelling, leadership vacancies going unfilled, and senior and mid-level officers ponder an uncertain future and head for the doors," Yovanovitch testified.
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Alongside this main plotline is the story of genetically engineered super soldiers from the Eastern European Republic of Ravnui meddling in international conflicts, and the story of the OCU unravelling after Alordesh gains independence in the wake of Front Mission 22014.
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"If they continue with unravelling the Vienna agreement, then yes, within a fairly short period of time, between one and two years, they could have access to a nuclear weapon, which is not an option", Le Drian said on RTL radio.
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The unravelling of ISIS ISIS was able to seize control of Mosul in June 2014 in a matter of hours from a much larger government force, aided and initially applauded by many residents who were weary of the heavy-handed Baghdad government.
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Verizon Wireless or AT&T giving people an incentive to use the services they own instead of, say, those offered by a smaller company, amounts to a competitive advantage, the first thread pulled in the unravelling of the free and open internet.
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KINSHASA, Jan 23 (Reuters) - A deal struck last month requiring Congo President Joseph Kabila to step down after elections this year risks unravelling if politicians do not quickly reach compromises on implementing the accord, Catholic bishops mediating the talks said on Monday.
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The Egyptian investigation committee said in a statement that France's BEA accident investigators would help to remove salt deposits from the chips before they were returned to Egypt for analysis that is crucial to unravelling what caused the Airbus A320 to crash.
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It would be a shame to go home as I always did, lie in the bathtub, have another night of living life through the soggy pages of screenplays, getting closer to twenty years old, my time line unravelling like a ball of yarn.
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Negotiations aimed at unravelling over four decades of union between Britain and the other European member states restarted this week, promising more clarity about the shape of a future divorce deal and easing some of the political uncertainty that has pressured the pound.
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The Garry conviction started unravelling in 2006, after federal prosecutors in Manhattan signed up a coöperator named Lawrence Broussard, who claimed that he had participated in the holdup that led to Oswald Potter's murder and that three other men had been involved.
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It is the second resignation in May's top team in a week, underlining her weakness at a time when she faces the complicated task of unravelling more than 40 years of ties with the European Union and holding a deeply divided party together.
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But the deranged imagery and skewed racial dynamics that he superimposes over the history of the 1811 rebellion is grounded in a distinct vision of an America unravelling from the fatal aftermath of its original sin, which no quantity of blood can wash away.
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Investors are closely following the campaign as one candidate — far-right leader Marine Le Pen — has promised a referendum on France's membership of the European Union if she wins, fuelling concerns of an unravelling of the bloc after Britain's vote to leave last year.
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The European Union now has to dig deeper than it ever has—certainly over the migration and Eurozone crises—to stop the entire project from unravelling in the next few years until it's just a rump of Germany and some semi-parasitic Eastern European tagalongs.
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In the end, though, despite these occasional hints of critique, life is seen here as somehow beyond moral accounting, another remarkable achievement of the book's slow, riverine form, and another subtle unravelling of what we think of as the conventional project of the novel.
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But the three European parties to the 2015 deal, which aimed to narrow any scope for Iran to develop a nuclear bomb, have voiced alarm at its resumption of enrichment, fearing it will make it much harder for them to salvage the unravelling accord.
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The prologue tells the story of the city-states of the Guilds as an industrial activity while the Weavers retreated to their island, the transgression of Lady Cygna Threadbare in having her son Bobbin, which set up the unravelling that will take place in the game.
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The campaign is being closely followed by investors, as one contestant — the far right Marine Le Pen — has threatened to pull France out of the European Union if she wins, fuelling concerns of an unravelling of the bloc after Britain's vote to leave it last year.
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But May cannot expect the Commission, which prides itself on being the "guardian of the treaties", to stand back while EU law is bent out of shape by national leaders, who in any case also fear a sweet deal for London could start unravelling the union.
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Barbara Becker, the science historian who drew such a thorough, sensitive portrait of Sir William and Lady Margaret Huggins in her book "Unravelling Starlight," although I'm the first to admit my life lacks the core of astronomical discovery that would make writing my biography worth her while.
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Members of the European Round Table of Industrialists warned of the negative consequences of Brexit, saying Europe was at a "fork in the road" and that an "unravelling" of EU's single market and its rules would reduce prosperity, according to a letter sent to the Financial Times.
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It&aposs not uncommon for Navy deployments to run late, but when news hit this fall that the Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group had been slapped with its fourth extension and there was no end in sight, things began unravelling for some families waiting at home.
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Russia's embrace of Pakistan comes at a time when relations between the United States and its historical ally are unravelling over the war in Afghanistan, a remarkable turnaround from the 1980s, when Pakistan helped funnel weapons and U.S. spies across the border to aid Afghan fighters battling Soviet troops.
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U.S. stocks were helped by a buoyant energy sector, as well as the view that "Donald Trump's campaign appears to be unravelling as influential figures within his own party start to peel away from him," Michael Hewson, chief market analyst at CMC Markets in London, wrote in a note.
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This experience was a gentle breeze compared to what I saw some other designers going through—the work they thought was ready for market being brought back to square one, or a clever mechanic they'd invested their ego in unravelling in the hands of a player other than themselves.
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This year sees badass Italian sculptor Monica Bonvicini (best known for installing a toilet with one-way glass outside Tate Britain in 2004) create a graphic poster portraying unravelling red embroidery that depicts a pair of pliers—what better way to remember all those books you made friends with?
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Last week a note from Goldman Sachs warned that even a relatively small upward movement in US Treasury yields could spark as much as $21 trillion in losses, while the bank warned on Friday of a " possibly rapid" unravelling of the market in the second half of this year.
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And, Andy Greenberg's book on "Sandworm", a beautifully written deep-dive into a group of Russian hackers blamed for the most disruptive cyberattack in history, NotPetya, This incredibly detailed investigative book leaves no stone unturned, unravelling the work of a highly secretive group that caused billions of dollars of damage.
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While worries about the unravelling of the JCPOA and Tehran's possible moves to develop nuclear weapons continue, European powers seem to be less concerned about a nuclear Iran per se than what would happen if the United States or Israel and its Arab allies went to war to prevent that outcome.
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It's not just romaine lettuce you have to worry about: On Tuesday, Kotex maker Kimberly-Clark announced that it was voluntarily recalling some of its tampons after hearing from customers that the product was unravelling inside their vaginas and sometimes leaving pieces of tampon behind, which had to be removed by a doctor.
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Sentiment in oil markets has been hit by fears that once those issues are ironed out, the oil supply in countries like Nigeria and Libya could return with a vengeance, unravelling a delicate rebalancing act in global supply and demand that has seen prices tentatively rise to around the low $40s a barrel.
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From an incoming Donald Trump administration in the United States, determined to clamp down on visas vital to the smooth operations of IT services companies in their biggest market, to the still unravelling fallout from Britain's move to bow out of the European Union, TCS will face one of its most complex years.
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And the universe of patterns on granite—light as lattice, lacework, loose weave, a dress knit of light Madame Cézanne wears, skein unravelling, nakedness inside—bedazzlement—his complicated friend— surface and depth, grazing mouth on stone, light's long kiss, light's ripple, unruly, water unspooling, spooling down from the mountain, threads weaving together, coming undone . . .
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It's a much more simplistic and less bleak take on female friendship and betrayal than Fleabag's first season, but the influence of Phoebe Waller-Bridge's breakout creation is visible in both the unravelling of the friendship and in its fixation on the masks we put on for others, the energy that goes into maintaining them, and why.
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AF: I mean on the Iran deal though, I mean is there… AF: The results on… AF: When you look at what has really been a revolving door over the last few weeks, you know there's a sense, at least looking from this perch here in Asia, that there's a bit of an unravelling that's happening over at the White House.
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Perhaps no one has drawn more attention to the issue than Andrew YangAndrew YangThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Krystal Ball warns about lagging youth support for Buttigieg Saagar Enjeti calls Yang's rise a 'return to the fundamentals of democracy' MORE, who has painted a bleak picture, warning of the very unravelling of our society while arguing that the remedy can be found in a Universal Basic Income.
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