The morals that held society together disintegrate, and civilization unravels.
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If Russia's Syria gambit unravels, America should take little comfort.
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His presence unravels the spool of sunny pop, triumphant trumpets.
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From there, in a cascade of humiliations, his life unravels.
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"It's a process that unravels over the course of time."
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Economic Scene What do we lose when social insurance unravels?
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This unravels a lot of what Nadia has already put together.
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The truth unravels over the course of the show's six episodes.
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If the rule unravels, it could severely weaken that global pact.
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It's Felsen who unravels the mystery behind the printmaker's zodiacal name.
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As a consequence, the empire ultimately unravels and descends into chaos.
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He unravels a more complex story about her life and death.
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James unravels the truth from fiction in The Exile of Capri.
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Eventually Hillary unravels: "Go ahead, don't vote for him!" she shouts.
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But this cover unravels a side of her we've never seen before.
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And as it unravels, we&aposre going to learn more and more.
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And every time we turn around as you know, another piece unravels.
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If democracy in Poland unravels, it will be felt around the world.
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Even at the morgue, society unravels Journalist Laura Castellanos reported from Caracas.
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Unfortunately, the moment something doesn't go as planned, she unravels even farther.
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"It unravels the evolutionary story that links humans to starfish and worms."
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Cep unravels the story, offering new insight into Lee along the way.
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This leitmotif unravels a myriad of finite but decisive evolutions in music.
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It's just that when I start doing that, it all unravels for me.
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Rather, it unravels the common illusion that women are a cohesive voting bloc.
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It still has that visceral kind of energy but it kind of unravels.
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Carving knives and an innocent little dog make appearances as Jack's sanity unravels.
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She says that she has a daughter, in Paris, but the claim unravels.
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A Numero Group boxed set unravels her true story for the first time.
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"The way Reese unravels the character of Elena is incredible," Tigelaar told me.
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The story of how he survived and who kept him quiet unravels later.
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Now, a spectacular restoration at the Atlanta History Center unravels its complex tale.
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December 2009 - Porsche's derivatives portfolio unravels in the financial crisis, requiring billions in refinancing.
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Then, he unravels the piece and teases the roots to add Khloé-esque volume.
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Really it's only bad if it unravels and you're totally shit at your job.
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Police nervously twitch their weapons as Eugene unravels the story that brought him here.
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From there, she unravels the narrative that unfortunately impacts many women around the world.
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Soon, the entire enterprise unravels, and the DFS is revealed to be entirely corrupt.
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READ: Even at the morgue, Venezuelan society unravels So what does it feel like?
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The scenario in which Biden unravels is if a moderate like Buttigieg or Sen.
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But will this potential felony be what unravels Jimmy McGill's life as we've seen it?
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Then makes one mistake after another and unravels all the things he built so carefully.
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And the filmmaker Marjorie Sturm unravels the con behind the writer known as JT LeRoy.
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Over the course of the movie — while making the movie within the movie — Wiseau unravels.
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We lie there for a long time, contemplating Lang's quaint dystopia as it silently unravels.
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But here we sit, watching the global markets in turmoil as the Trump trade unravels.
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As he unravels the mystery, he has to choose between his heart's desire and reality.
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That's part of the mystery Unorthodox unravels, with care and empathy for the characters involved.
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If Ryan fails, it could be more than just the health care repeal that unravels.
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Then it all unravels because, as we later learn, he was winging it all along.
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It was about being there when the end comes, capitalism unravels, and the envelope opens.
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"Among Friends" unravels Rauschenberg's effervescent imagination and enthusiasms that, for a time, extended to choreography.
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While she doesn't mention the 1994 crime bill, Harris' plan essentially unravels legislation then-Sen.
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The narrative also unravels slightly when it shifts to the presenter or to Parton's fans.
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In "Liar," a first date between strangers goes smoothly until it unravels the next morning.
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It's past time for better choices and for innovation that improves democracy rather than unravels it.
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This year, more than the yarn unravels, as Randall finds out a big piece of information.
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Now the focus of a conservation project at the same museum, the artwork's complicated history unravels.
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The old saying, there are two sides to every story unravels when you're dealing with lawyers.
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Washington (CNN)With each passing day, President Donald Trump unravels another piece of Barack Obama's legacy.
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Laila is within reach but still not his, and as the realization hits, Kaes slowly unravels.
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Essentially all of the built-up tension unravels once you realize how powerful Mallory's powers are.
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The entire scene unravels as "Let Her Go" by Jasmine Thompson plays (worst music video ever?).
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What unravels is an exploration of grief and a timely reminder about the cost of war.
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As Stein spends time with her subjects, her conception of gender as a simple binary unravels.
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One time, we were getting food, and we had one of those arguments that just unravels.
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Capturing the vulnerability of the environment's grandest spaces in this manner quickly unravels their perceived permanence.
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Stuart unravels the ghosts of Slade's past to discover how the rock star came to fame.
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Similarly, the way the con inevitably unravels in the film is also based on true events.
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This is all to say that, when the plot gets down to the wire, everything unravels spiffily.
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When JJ's plan unravels, he is forced to enlist Tyson to keep him out of hot water.
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In shrinking and spacing out those returns to meatspace, the book begins to stall, and eventually unravels.
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Still, for a certain generation of R. Kelly fans, the story the docuseries unravels feels incredibly personal.
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Then it unravels, and his daughter meets a bunch of half-siblings she didn't know she had.
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He appears shaky and sounds deranged as he unravels the Stonewall Prep conspiracy he's currently obsessed with.
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His story unravels in a weirder (and clumsier) way than Jessica's, but the sentiment remains the same.
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Salehi reiterated warnings that Iran has the technical capacity to ramp up enrichment if the deal unravels.
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This isn't just our health; this is our survival that essentially unravels a couple of decades from now.
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Through multiple points of view, Dermansky creates a messy, sexy, super-fun drama that unravels over one summer.
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"Crisis" contains moments of mirth, particularly in the later episodes when the action unravels and descends into farce.
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From there, the show unravels to be about large biotech corporations, conspiracies, and above all, morally questionable science.
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The careful portrait of this specific family unravels so that Shamsie can shift her focus to enemy states.
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Lathan plays investigator Ashe Akino, who along with a special prosecutor played by Stephan James, unravels the incident.
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But the assessment gives some indication of how much non-compliance could be tolerated before the deal unravels.
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And a Hood By Air runway look comprised of nylon and calfskin leather unravels industry expectations of glamour.
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Seasoned actors like Nadira Babbar and Annu Kapoor ham it up as the plot unravels beyond all help.
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The show unravels rather distressingly in Greene Naftali's eighth-floor space, where a glaring problem comes into focus.
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However, the truth is a good thing to keep in mind as the current sign stealing scandal unravels.
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"Simply put, without the consent of the bank lenders, the plan completely unravels," they said in a Nov.
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To follow Badiou's metaphor, the translator is the detective who unravels the mystery, spoiling it in the process.
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A Southern family gathers for the birthday of its hulking, boorish patriarch, Big Daddy, and unravels into chaos.
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Modern Love After her marriage unravels, a woman seeks answers in personality testing and the science of compatibility.
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If your up-do unravels, bring a travel-size bottle filled with a detangling product to immediately combat knots.
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DNA DISCOVERY UNRAVELS THE MYSTERY OF EARLY GREEK CIVILIZATIONS The tablet is the latest fascinating archaeological find in Greece.
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When the song unravels in a tangle of guitars and wires, it feels as satisfying as solving a puzzle.
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"There's a kind of disharmony, and it unravels — whatever they had before is no longer there," Ms. Childs said.
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Rather than coming out cleanly, like say, a splinter, it unravels her skin, creating a pretty-gross-looking gash.
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I call this kind of thinking "sweater faith": If you pull on one small string, the whole faith unravels.
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Soon their past and present become mysteriously intertwined, and the fallout unravels in a compelling and complex character drama.
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At last, Chris unravels what drove him to kidnap a 22-year-old and incite an international incident: guilt.
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A TV report or a written article lets the audience be passive in that it unravels without their involvement.
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Sessions's maximalist approach essentially unravels the Obama-era policies that attempted, with some success, to reduce the prison population.
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Throw in a sick kid or a parent who falls and breaks a bone, and the whole thing unravels.
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When she unravels a bit, she finds it tough to get out of bed and seeks solace in drugs.
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In her new solo piece, Mette Ingvartsen unravels taboos onstage by reenacting key moments in the history of porn.
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The still camera finds the seam between that fantasy and the world as it is and then unravels it.
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In the essays, Graham unravels all such certainties, lightly trolling: How absurd that I'm paid to do this work!
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In one of the season's most convincing twists, Will unravels as he watches the presidency slip out of reach.
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A world with powerful quantum computers, in other words, is one in which much of today's cyber-security unravels.
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Hollywood-based feminism unravels for some in the A-list crowd and it's doing the same for the politicians.
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The plots of both films are built around a grand lie, which slowly unravels until the characters are exposed.
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The plot unravels in three parts, and like Parasite, as The Handmaiden builds, it subverts everything you thought you knew.
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"All we can do, Scully, is pull the thread, see what it unravels," Mulder says in the reboot's second episode.
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ET: Hurricane Lane continues to slowly weaken as its once formidable eyewall, where the most intense winds are found, unravels.
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Newly single, he unravels into sobs live on camera, leading his news station to encourage him to take a leave.
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They first try to work together to survive, but their new society quickly unravels as distrust and violence set in.
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"Recognizing the male reproductive health problem unravels the notion of who men are and how they achieve masculinity," says Daniels.
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But the certainty unravels when you are grateful for experiences enjoyed with the teams on both sides of the result.
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Its flaws start with inconsistencies in the story but completely unravels when yet another cinematic rewrites a major plot point.
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On view through August 14, the exhibition unravels the traditional understanding of portraiture as a singular representation of an individual.
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"The day this relationship unravels, migrants will no longer be in Calais," Macron told the Financial Times on March 2.
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It's only later in the game that players will glimpse this side of Rain World, as the underlying story unravels itself.
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It is in this way that no matter the outrageous (some say misogynistic) violence her body endures, a feminist seam unravels.
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I don't want to say too much about the story, because it unravels in ways that are satisfying and deeply weird.
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It's just one of the many challenges authorities face as ISIS' self-declared caliphate unravels, scattering the militants and their families.
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And when this all inevitably unravels, history will be as unkind to them as it will be to our current president.
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Pufahl's voice is strikingly solid, timeworn but not nostalgic, as she unravels a cinematic story that avoids genre clichés or sentimentality.
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In many cases the tripwire for murderous sprees can be an event that unravels their lives—losing a job, for example.
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"The chances that the deal unravels is probably higher than the market currently believes," she said, based on soundings in Vienna.
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Perhaps most importantly, the order unravels coastal protection rules put in place to avoid future disasters like the Deepwater Horizon spill.
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In "When Time Stopped: A Memoir of My Father's War and What Remains," Neumann unravels the mystery of that identity card.
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O'Neill's brilliance was to show us how Brutus's idea of the truth unravels even as he thinks he's telling the truth.
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Still, dexterous performances abound: Shirine Babb delicately unravels her Tituba, the Bajan servant made to be the scapegoat to Abigail's schemes.
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McInerney maintains this brisk, moody comedy for the next hundred and eighty pages, as his unnamed narrator unravels in a bender.
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They have warned that the United States is risking isolation, loss of credibility and increased global insecurity if the deal unravels.
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When you untangle that routing problem, you'll feel the same relief as when a knot of stress unravels in your shoulders.
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That kind of isolation can get to a person, and as Rockwell begins to hallucinate, the secret behind his menial job unravels.
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As she unravels, Larson effortlessly displays the full range of emotions of a woman grappling with her own identity and self-worth.
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Sheila embraces her new undead confidence (a mode Barrymore clearly enjoys) while Joel unravels (a gear that ends up suiting Olyphant perfectly).
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But nothing like that happens in "Shab", which unravels under the weight of its own pretentiousness as it hurtles towards its conclusion.
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The connection between slave times and Zora and Carrie's world unravels slowly and with well-crafted suspense and a horrifying surprise twist.
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Everyone weeps as he describes jumping into his pool with a weight tied to his ankle, only surviving because the knot unravels.
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It also has Davis, too skilled an actress to be reduced to miming ashen poses as her character unravels mentally from fright.
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More integrally, it unravels the systematic pressures at NBC that sought to squash Farrow's story, silence women, and continue to protect abusers.
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And 20-week bans like the one Kasich signed could help set off a series of events that completely unravels Roe v.
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The moves they have outlined would not violate the accord, but would allow Iran to quickly ramp up enrichment if the agreement unravels.
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There is a delightful sense of spirited play, of reinvention and experimentation that unravels as Zarina unpacks her own vocabulary of mnemonic forms.
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Once Cas-9 gets to its target, instead of cutting, it unravels the DNA, and allows the deaminase enzyme to do its job.
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But what you might not know is that the Senate bill also unravels major protections for people who get insurance through their jobs.
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If it unravels, both of them lose a big part of their case that the Indiana plan is a model for Medicaid reforms.
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With more information, the team should be able to devise an estimate for how much longer Gault might last before it completely unravels.
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As Deborah's siblings initially warned Rebecca she might, Deborah's mental state steadily unravels over the course of their shared journey into the past.
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The decision unravels the signature foreign policy achievement of his predecessor, President Barack Obama, and isolates the United States from its European allies.
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The disappearance of the younger son nearly unravels the family, but it's his return to France that could put them all in peril.
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As a result, the winners of the streaming wars will go hand-in-hand with how quickly the traditional world of television unravels.
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Then, for reasons that aren't entirely clear, the plot unravels at a drag race before Uzi and Brittany escape on a dirt bike together.
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"American Experience" unravels the legend through interviews with historians as well as with descendants of the outlaws and those who ended their crime spree.
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Mr De Graaf leads his team through bewildering negotiations, and the process gradually unravels into farce as building begins without an agreed master plan.
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"Instead of it being every episode as a standalone, we added a storyline that was told more episodically as the mystery unravels," she said.
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Even at the morgue, Venezuelan society unravels CNN's Catherine E. Shoichet and CNN en Español's Nelson Quiñones and Michael Roa contributed to this report.
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This has to raise the basic question as to whether or not it is only a matter of time before the euro area unravels.
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About halfway through this week's episode of "The Leftovers," that tape warps and unravels after it's caught in a downpour in the Australian outback.
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Whether you have to cut up some firewood, thick brush, fencing, or roots, the Pocket ChainSaw® unravels in moments to help you out.
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So I felt like if this all unravels after two or three days, I'll be able to write a magazine article about this already.
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They present a little dangling thread, then spend the next 20-21910 minutes tugging on it until your understanding of that thing unravels and reforms.
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The story that unravels from there is one that, in the hands of a lesser writer, could have been drowned in a deluge of exposition.
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The moves they have outlined would not violate the 24 nuclear accord, but would allow Iran to quickly ramp up enrichment if the agreement unravels.
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The cameras are thus there as the bid unravels amid new revelations, in ways that are illuminating and, in Abedin's pained expressions alone, profoundly uncomfortable.
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The research unravels 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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When a hagfish feels threatened, it releases a mixture of the mucin and the thread, which unravels to create a kind of elastic, slimy mesh.
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She wants to get a bigger majority, with more ideological hard Brexit Tories on board, for when the whole thing unravels, and the economy shrinks.
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And rightly so: It is HUGE news that unravels much of the story Trump and his White House have constructed about Cohen's payment to Daniels.
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In KOMRAD, available now on iOS, the story unravels as you talk to a Cold War-era computer that's been dormant since the mid-1980s.
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The more Trump unravels in public, the more eager his fans are for a conspiracy theory that explains why they weren't wrong to support him.
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That presumption unravels as Morck and Assad pull at its threads, and as we see a series of flashbacks that run parallel to the investigation.
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And just when you think it's about to get even funnier, as the minister asks her to stand up, she unravels and begins to bawl.
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Naemi proves to be a bit of an enigma, however, and the more Zhang unravels the mystery of her, the more dangerous their union becomes.
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As the world unravels, the practical lessons and homespun philosophies of "Shelter" are more urgent than nostalgic, drawing pilgrims to Mr. Kahn's still-groovy abode.
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"Radcliffe" was shortlisted for the Booker prize, as was Mr. Storey's novel "Pasmore," published in 1973, centered on a university lecturer whose comfortable life unravels.
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The first half of the film unravels in a series of tense sequences following the various members of the group as they plan their attacks.
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Despite its potential, Another Life just feels like a generic, humorless space adventure that's likely to crash and burn long before it unravels its big mysteries.
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It would be the moment when I get the email from the Japanese boy and Foot Solidaire, the charity, and it just unravels from there on.
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Secor's The Diversity of Nature similarly unravels the multitudes of female anatomy with dozens of exhaustive artworks, recontextualizing them with fresh points of view and surroundings.
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"If the company's value is in question, the whole thing unravels," said John McClain, a portfolio manager at Diamond Hill, in an interview with Business Insider.
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A new documentary called Author: The JT LeRoy Story by Jeff Feuerzeig, director of The Devil and Daniel Johnston, successfully unravels this fascinating, incredibly tangled yarn.
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As the deal unravels, the Iranian program will be able to continue unfettered, adding once again to the destabilizing challenges in the region, not reducing them.
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Told in a series of fragments spanning the teenage years in which bipolar Juliet's life unravels, it is a narrative that insists on its own severity.
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"Weiner" chronicles his attempt at a political comeback, which unravels after another round of sexts, sent under the pseudonym "Carlos Danger," torpedoes his campaign for good.
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And if I can't do my job, then I feel guilty outside of work hours, my work/life boundaries melt and the delicate balance unravels. Burnout.
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They should also make clear that if either Congress or the American president unravels the deal, other world powers will go their own way with Iran.
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But his life unravels after taking one look at the sensual Manon Lescaut, who arrives in town with her overbearing brother on her way to a convent.
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The video starts out at the tail end of a make-up tutorial and quickly unravels into a bickering match between Tran and her off screen boyfriend.
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The second act finds Oscar at the end of the road in a crumbling, rat-infested palazzo outside Naples as his lengthy affair with Bosie finally unravels.
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"Most investors have missed the power of Boeing's favorable production environment, conditions for which are likely to continue unless the economic upturn unravels or interest rates surge."
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It's a truly wild spectacle, filmed from the POV of one of the Greyhound passengers as the whole thing unravels around him like a kitchen-sink Cloverfield.
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Shreve unravels themes of adultery, jealousy, crimes of passion, incest, negligence, loss and guilt, and then manages somehow to knit them all together into an engrossing tale.
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In turn, as it unravels, America feels this loss of balance the hardest — it has always spent the most money and manpower to keep the system working.
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The comedy is in quotation marks because — as Gadsby demonstrates as she unravels during her one-hour performance — there's such a brittle line between comedy and despair.
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Peaceful coexistence among early residents unravels when a band of "newcomers" arrives and constructs a trench across the field—whether for drainage or for defense is uncertain.
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Their social striving makes them easy prey for Nicolaus, who Berryman plays as disarmingly personable, and Lester, a nondescript, sullen nerd who unravels into something much darker.
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"Watchmen" follows King's character Angela as she unravels a white supremacist conspiracy in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and also comes to terms with her family history of crime-fighting.
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" Having dropped Hark at the edge of a Tony Robbins-like breakthrough in Part 1, the story unravels some in Part 2 — for Hark and for "Hark.
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Pull the thread out (by losing your job, or deciding to leave your job without another one lined up) and the whole tapestry of one's life unravels.
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If Trump unravels the deal, Kim will understandably conclude that the United States can't be counted on to live up any agreement he might strike with it.
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President Nicolas Maduro has called those sanctions a financial blockade against the country, which is grappling with triple-digit inflation and chronic product shortages as its economy unravels.
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Amid rising xenophobia and Euroskepticism in other countries — France, the Netherlands, Austria, Hungary, Poland and even Sweden — Brexit could pull the thread that unravels the whole European fabric.
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But ten years later, a bipartisan bank deregulation bill that partly unravels Dodd-Frank is moving through the Senate with the support of every Republican and 17 Democrats.
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"The Goldfinch" is the story of Theodore "Theo" Decker, whose entire life unravels when his mother is killed when a bomb explodes at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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On this episode of "Finding Your Roots," the Season 4 premiere, Henry Louis Gates Jr. unravels the history of these two men and looks for a common ancestor.
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When The Boston Globe's investigative reporting team, Spotlight, comes across information regarding rampant abuse in the Catholic Church, the group unravels a cover-up involving Boston's highest establishments.
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"Richard Jewell" is a drama that unravels the true story behind the bomb scare at the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia, and the media circus that followed.
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His once steady life, which includes a relationship with grad student Carrie (Dakota Johnson) and an unrequited crush on his coupled-up friend Alicia (Zazie Beetz), unravels quickly.
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Struggling under triple-digit inflation and Soviet-style product shortages as its socialist economy unravels, Venezuela has been hit hard by low prices for oil, its economic lifeline.
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Zapruder is a gifted writer and storyteller who delicately unravels a minor mystery few people know or care about, but that she makes human, complex and quite interesting.
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"It's a character who really truly, not just unravels, but becomes so utterly undone by what happens to her during the course of the story," Ms. Winslet said.
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Katz's revisionist history unravels the tightly wound fibers of the Che Guevara myth by giving a face and a name to the man who contributed to its creation.
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But the book becomes something so much more than a literary black comedy starring a self-medicating sleeping beauty, and instead unravels the harrowing backstory of a complicated character.
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Glover takes the dynamic and interwoven city of Atlanta (seriously, its highways look like a sailor's knot) and unravels it, bit by bit, all while keeping it really real.
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To celebrate the auspicious anniversary, Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner is expected to sign into law a bill that unravels the Hyde Amendment's hold on women's rights in his state.
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Although Andrew unravels his "complicated" history in Italian for the express purpose of ensuring Meredith does not understand him, he quickly finds out she's fluent in the Romance language.
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In this episode of VICE Talks Film, VICE sits down with filmmaker Jeff Feuerzeig, who unravels the complex and incredibly layered saga of JT LeRoy in his new documentary.
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The member of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is struggling to service its heavy debt burden as the state-led socialist economy unravels under low oil prices.
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The film still manages some twists: As the women's criminal plot intensifies and then unravels, the storytelling becomes more layered (Julia Stiles plays a journalist who connects the dots).
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Gradually, the bildungsroman unravels into a web of interconnected stories, depicting the friends' lives, and the lives of their families, lovers, friends, and neighbors from a multiplicity of angles.
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We have to decide whether we want public figures to use their platforms to advocate change or just sit back and be complacent as the world unravels before them.
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Venezuela, struggling under triple-digit inflation and Soviet-style product shortages as its socialist economy unravels, has been hit hard by the falling price of oil, its economic lifeline.
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But as hours and days go by, and everyone becomes increasingly confused and degraded, Leticia unravels, dispatching accusations in vocal bursts that reach screechy highs, yet somehow sound angelic.
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The most common myth on why Americans doesn't have great mass transit is that the country is too spread out, but a look at Canada quickly unravels this theory.
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But where Mr. Lewis and Ms. Siff deliver magnetism, composure and loads of restraint, Mr. Giamatti's performance unravels into what feels like a steady stream of sneers, snorts and growls.
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The thread unravels a little when Teddy realizes that not only did Amelia (Caterina Scorsone) tell Hunt to go to her but that it happened because they were sleeping together.
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Go deeper: Venezuela's crisis continues 10 weeks after U.S. recognizes Juan Guaidó Venezuelan opposition left exposed after plot unravels Crisis persists as Venezuelans await next moves by Maduro and Guaidó
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As their relationship unravels on this season of Teen Mom OG, tensions between Bristol Palin and her ex-husband Dakota Meyers are playing out in real time on social media.
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But regardless of whether Trump unravels NAFTA, there's no question that he's making it harder for allies like Canada and Mexico to regard the United States as a stable partner.
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And then, cynically and brutally, the game unravels all of the brilliant setup that it's done around race in order to make the stakes that much more real or serious.
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Hassinger travels to Louisiana to meet with an estranged uncle who shares details about the artist's father, and as he slowly unravels these complicated stories, he discloses several family secrets.
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After Jennifer (Laura Dern), a documentarian, receives a call from her mother (Ellen Burstyn) about a short story Jennifer wrote at 13, she unravels a troubling part of her past.
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Exchange-traded funds are fueling a market bubble that will be more damaging than the dot-com bust when it unravels, according to Steven Bregman, the founder of Horizon Kinetics.
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Senators in both parties from states that have expanded the health care program for low-income people have expressed deep misgivings about the House bill, which essentially unravels the expansion.
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And let's remember, Putin went after Ukraine for one specific reason: to keep it from drawing closer to the EU. If the EU unravels, it will be a slow, dispiriting process.
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What at first feels like a twisted fairytale slowly unravels into a vision of the quotidian, as if Brooker is saying: our emerging reality is much more unnerving than pure fiction.
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The gorgeous drama unravels the emotional journey of one boy's life in three dramatic stages (each played by a different incredible Black actor) as he navigates his personal desires and responsibilities.
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He's forced to go on the run from the people he's trained, trying to get ahead of the future as he unravels a conspiracy that shakes the division to its core.
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That threat was one of the main motivations for Apple's shift to stronger encryption in iOS 8, and any software that unravels those protections could have serious consequences for iPhone users.
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The vast majority of the benefits tucked into the bill, which either unravels or dilutes important pieces of the existing law, rewards, if not the very biggest, then extremely large institutions.
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Venezuela, struggling under triple-digit inflation and Soviet-style product shortages as its socialist economy unravels, is willing to sell the notes back to Nomura at a discount before the notes mature.
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If the deal unravels, it would strengthen hardline opponents of Hassan Rouhani, Iran's pragmatist president who opened up diplomatic channels to Western powers to enable nuclear diplomacy after years of worsening confrontation.
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Venezuelans have increasingly taken to informal gold mining as the country's socialist economy unravels and hyperinflation leaves millions of people struggling to afford basic food items in the once-booming OPEC nation.
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The title track features strange Hawkwind-esque synth layers alongside a riff that unravels to its own crawlspace over 16 minutes, with Oborn's tortured vocals higher up in the mix than usual.
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Venezuelans have increasingly taken to informal gold mining as the country's socialist economy unravels and hyperinflation leaves millions of people struggling to afford basic food items in the once-booming OPEC nation.
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When they're sent to retrieve a rare animal with remarkable powers, they start a chain of events that unravels a political cover-up, revealing old sins that threaten the future of Alpha.
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The dead girl has left Kay a computer-coded scavenger hunt, which, as it unravels, begins to implicate suspect after suspect, until Kay herself is in the crosshairs of a murder investigation.
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And where there are longstanding problems, a lot of law enforcement wants to address it proactively and not wait until there's a critical incident that unravels and creates a lot of unrest.
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It sits just west of where the White Nile River unravels into a web of interlocking tributaries, and is the midway point between the capital and the conflict-scarred town of Bor.
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"The day this relationship unravels, migrants will no longer be in Calais," Macron told the Financial Times, adding that rules allowing British-based banks to operate across the EU would be lost.
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Even Cuba, which for years proudly lived under the revolutionary banner hung by Guevara, now faces an uncertain fate as a détente reached with the United States unravels under the Trump administration.
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Executive produced by Mark Wahlberg, McMillions unravels the complicated scheme that allowed security guard Jerome P. Jacobson to successfully rig the McDonald's Monopoly contest — accruing over $23 million between 1995 and 2000.
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The analysis that Sanders' 403-30 margin in Dearborn Definitely Means Something, that this is an Omen of Primaries to Come, unravels by pulling at only a few straying strands of it.
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Iraq offered Sunday to mediate in the crisis between its two key allies, the United States and Iran, amid escalating Middle East tensions and as Tehran's nuclear deal with world powers steadily unravels.
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In theory, any of the world's millions of professional or amateur mathematicians could have a stroke of inspiration tomorrow and publish a formula that unravels internet cryptography—and most internet commerce with it.
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The 24-year-old puts an audacious amount of pressure on opponents whenever he sprints the floor, fakes a dribble hand-off, or unravels one paw to corral a bounce pass in traffic.
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Ms O'Sullivan unravels her patients' past to explain how memories lodged in the subconscious—from a child's death to a broken bone—can command debilitating physical illness, in some cases many years later.
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Parker, the author of very good biographies of J. R. Ackerley and Christopher Isherwood, casts a wide net here, and eventually it unravels in a skein of loose ends and Housmanian magpie-pickings.
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The clear connection between the women onscreen—rife with loaded glances and flip non sequiturs—lends a docu-fictional feel that the film unravels slowly and a bit haphazardly, like teenage life itself.
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Facebook's Libra project unravels further as US lawmakers urge Visa and Mastercard to quitMark Zuckerberg will testify before Congress later this month, and he's likely to face tough questions about Facebook's Libra cryptocurrency
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She also never really unravels how the unaccompanied Salvadoran children, fleeing one of the hemisphere's most violent nations, survived harrowing cross-border trips and made their way from federal detention facilities to Denver.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "How to Repair the National Marriage" (column, June 5): I find it insulting that David Brooks likens our political crisis to a bad marriage while our democracy unravels.
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But as that company, Petróleos de Venezuela, or Pdvsa, unravels — under the weight of American sanctions, years of gross mismanagement and corruption — the work is unofficially being picked up by its foreign partners.
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The bar's tenuous ecosystem unravels: economic anxiety begets racial resentment (Tracey thinks that Cynthia got the promotion because she's black), xenophobia (a Colombian busboy who works as a scab is targeted), and violence.
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A story unravels Nearly two weeks ago, Vence told investigators that he heard a popping noise on the way to the airport with Maleah and his son, and pulled over to check on it.
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Over the course of most sci-fi books, the author expertly unravels pieces of information about the book's setting so the reader feels she understands the rules of the game by the last page.
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The film gradually unravels the nature of that weight, partly as a mystery, but more importantly, as a study of how concealing pain alone is harder and heavier than processing it with other people.
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More than five decades on, tensions are rising again over Russian fears that the United States might deploy intermediate-range nuclear missiles in Europe as a landmark Cold war-era arms control treaty unravels.
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More than five decades on, tensions are rising again over Russian fears that the United States might deploy intermediate-range nuclear missiles in Europe, as a landmark Cold War-era arms-control treaty unravels.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 83%Synopsis: Set in the distant future, the art-house film "High Life" follows a crew of death-row inmates as their space program unravels at the edge of the galaxy.
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Jillian's mental health unravels after she is unable to pay a two-hundred-dollar fine; Millie understands that the difference between twelve and eighteen dollars an hour could determine the trajectory of her life.
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This artwork squarely demonstrates the inherent dialectical characteristics of virtual reality that we read as ambiguities: its content, at once ethereal and brilliant while at the same time embracing decomposition, unravels substance into absence.
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"It's time that we stop biding our time and biting our tongue while this President unravels legislation crafted in California," De León said in his first and only face-to-face debate with Feinstein.
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Of the many ways the New York City subway unravels on a near daily basis, it has one Achilles' heel that remains an impediment to any significant turnaround — the balky signals that control the trains.
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And as the narrative unravels, you learn they're each somehow connected to Kay—either as people in her life, or as surreal manifestations of emotions that can be interpreted in a more open-ended way.
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When she's not experiencing a manic episode, Maria often ends up playing the bewildered straight man as everyone else unravels — but then again, since we're inside Maria's head, who's to say what we're actually seeing?
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Today, as the U.S.-led, post-World War II system of global power unravels, next-generation influence will hinge on mastery of AI-infused technology that, while perhaps having innocent origins, has often been weaponized.
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While Elite unravels a mysterious death in a posh Spanish high school, Baby follows two Italian girls (Alice Pagani and Benedetta Porcaroli) at a posh Roman high school who are seduced into a prostitution ring.
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Of course, if we look back over the decades and note the lack of rampant epidemics in our nation, while remembering that vaccine protection is in perpetual decline, the myth of herd immunity quickly unravels.
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"I really believe that if we don't conquer racial inequity in my lifetime, it may be the thing that unravels the American project in my lifetime," Buttigieg told The Atlantic in an interview published Monday.
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As he unravels his bartending kit and gets to work, Best explains his strategy in taming the Jeppson's beast by working in other ingredients to add some sort of balance to a very unbalanced liqueur.
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Just before Bieber moves to sing his fourth single from fourth album Purpose at the Purpose World Tour, the second plaid shirt—the one around his waist—unravels, leaving him wearing just one plaid shirt.
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In case studies, she gives us each partner's account — and then unravels them, pulling on this strand and that, investigating the stories we tell about ourselves, where these stories come from and who they serve.
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And she had begun writing historical novels, including "The Sceptre" (1998), about an Austrian immigrant living in Cleveland who returns to her homeland and there unravels a Nazi plot to kidnap the conductor Arturo Toscanini.
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The latest comedy from producer Judd Apatow (also responsible for "Girls") stars Pete Holmes as a struggling stand-up, one whose life quickly unravels, forcing him to crash on the couch of other, better-known performers.
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After he learns of Padre Juan's frequent crimes against the Moriscos, Mendoza doggedly pursues his investigation as it unravels into what seems to be a conspiracy to start a religious war in the mountains of Aragon.
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Christian invites Wyatt to live with him, but soon Wyatt's emotional state unravels as strange visions and unnerving voices turn his reality into a hellscape, and he begins making preparations for war with perceived alien antagonists.
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Mae unravels over the episode when she can't access the device due to multiple hijinks, eventually attempting to steal a cashbox from her place of employment in a last-ditch attempt to purchase lock-picking supplies.
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He is understandably unhappy about this revelation, and from the confession onward Frances' life with him unravels: She abandons him, quits her job and returns to her hometown on the prairies of Saskatchewan to settle unfinished business.
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The dream unravels when his brilliant but troubled daughter, Merry (played as a child by Hannah Nordberg, and as a young woman by Dakota Fanning), forsakes the family to join a radical Weather Underground-like terrorist cell.
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After years of nobody in Washington particularly caring what happens to Puerto Rico once its precarious financial situation finally unravels, Congress has passed a bipartisan bill (referred to as PROMESA) to address a debt of $70 billion.
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Mr. Tillerson said that Chinese officials had discussed the scenario — typically taboo in China — with the U.S. The North has as many as 50 warheads, and there are fears they could be launched if the regime unravels.
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In one of two passages in the novel when its short sentences give way to "loquacious" monologue, Percy — realizing that Claire "reminded me of a Penelope, or a Helen" — unravels her own unbelievable story to her neighbor.
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Presenting the work of nearly 2718 artists, this beautifully designed, ambitious survey starts strong and then unravels, but it still manages to cover an immense amount of history with a mixture of classics and little-seen works.
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Presenting the work of nearly 40 artists, this beautifully designed, ambitious survey starts strong and then unravels, but it still manages to cover an immense amount of history with a mixture of classics and little-seen works.
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Entitled A Deadly Proposal and written by Amos Anderson's head of exhibitions, Susanna Luojus, the book (available in Finnish, Swedish, and English) unravels the story engagingly with a nod to the hard-boiled style of Raymond Chandler.
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DNA DISCOVERY UNRAVELS THE MYSTERY OF EARLY GREEK CIVILIZATIONS "We have been able to reconstruct the existence of a man who had been buried in our mountains for over 60 years," said Italian State Police, in their statement.
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Over the course of 225 minutes, "Debriefing Session II" unravels the entire premise of the collection enhancement project of which it's a part: the Guggenheim UBS MAP Global Art Initiative, sponsored by a Swiss wealth management company (UBS).
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A staple of 65 song is the sound of a beautiful, inspiring piano, which opens up the track and then holds it together as the rest of the sound unravels into a cacophony of guitars, drums, and synths.
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But as we look to round four, it's worth highlighting how much we've benefited from NAFTA, how much we could lose if it unravels and how much more we stand to gain from a comprehensive 21st-century upgrade.
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The movie does so through the tale of a family in Seoul who lives in a "banjiha," or a semi-basement home like Mr. Kim's, and whose initially hilarious subterfuge to latch onto a wealthy family unravels tragically.
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The film centers around Cola after she returns to Earth from a mission to outer space and how her grip on reality unravels as she becomes entangled in a love affair with a fellow astronaut (played by Jon Hamm).
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As the movie toggles back and forth between the past and the present, the mystery of what happened to the rest of the people onboard the ship slowly unravels, as father and daughter try to survive the ultimate challenge.
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They're all in this eight-part series, which unravels stories behind the Western legends with the help of James Caan, Burt Reynolds, Tom Selleck, Kiefer Sutherland, Mark Harmon, Ed Harris and Robert Redford, an executive producer with Stephen David.
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It's not an easy song, but, like all of Choi's music, it's casually beautiful, particularly accompanied by the simple video, triptych that shows his mother preparing a meal as historical Korean War footage unravels above and Choi sings below.
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It starts out as another tale about people with too much money who whine a lot, but then slowly draws you in as it unravels all of the lies the family members have been telling themselves over the years.
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As the season goes on — and her life unravels more and more — Fonda plays Grace as someone who continues to struggle with the fact that she's been given a second chance at life, no matter how welcome or unwelcome.
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" The purposefully plainspoken quality of the writing reinforces both a poetics and a politics of the everyday — in a world in which so many people and species have become disposable — as Sigler unravels its various formalities, its "mannequin disposition.
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The central bank will try to give the ailing euro zone a boost and may even set the stage for more action later this year as an escalating global trade war unravels the benefits of years of monetary stimulus.
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The moment in question appears in Cloak's cold open, which unravels the childhood origin story of its main characters, Tyrone Johnson (played as a teen by Aubrey Joseph) and Tandy Bowen (played as a teen by Disney Channel alum Olivia Holt).
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The story unravels in Autumn's mind, reading at times like a stream of consciousness with flashbacks woven throughout, and culminates in a powerful story of discovery — on the surface, a search for Autumn's sister, but ultimately an excavation of herself.
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World Premiere Trophy / U.S.A. (Director: Shaul Schwarz, Co-Director: Christina Clusiau) — This in-depth look into the powerhouse industries of big-game hunting, breeding and wildlife conservation in the U.S. and Africa unravels the complex consequences of treating animals as commodities.
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The Senate bill, like legislation passed earlier by the House, repeals mandates requiring individuals to carry insurance and businesses to offer it, and unravels an expansion of the Medicaid program for the poor and disabled enacted under President Barack Obama's law.
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The ECB will try at Thursday's meeting to give the ailing euro zone a boost and may set the stage for more action later this year as an escalating global trade war unravels the benefits of years of monetary stimulus.
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The ECB will try at Thursday's meeting to give the ailing euro zone a boost and may even set the stage for more action later this year as an escalating global trade war unravels the benefits of years of monetary stimulus.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Some of Europe's biggest money managers think the European Central Bank will be forced to shelve ambitions to hike interest rates next year, with some suspecting it might even get sucked back into bond buying if Italy unravels.
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Now Democrats will surely be tempted to do the same when they get the power to do so, and that is how a great system of government, built on constitutional checks and balances, strong institutions and basic norms of decency, unravels.
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Disney has agreed to buy most of 21st Century Fox for $13.73 billion in a big bet on streaming services over traditional TV. It's a landmark deal that also unravels the media empire Rupert Murdoch had built over 60 years.
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The closing, a cornerstone of the new Maricopa County sheriff's agenda, further unravels the legacy of Mr. Arpaio, who was convicted in July of ignoring an order to stop racially profiling Latinos, and then pardoned by President Trump in August.
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Whether the Trump administration's decertification unravels the deal quickly or slowly, unjustified unilateral American action will give the Iranians the moral high ground, allowing them to rightly say that it was the United States, not them, who killed the deal.
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Diversity has come to seem unworkable to many as the unequal world made by imperialism unravels, and Europe suffers terrorist attacks, economic crises and huge influxes of refugees from the countries it once brusquely made and remade in Asia and Africa.
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The ECB is trying to give the ailing euro zone a boost but has not yet signaled it will take more policy action later this year as an escalating global trade war unravels the benefits of years of monetary stimulus.
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On a blinding white stage in the Lyceum, the doom of the Red Hook longshoreman Eddie Carbone, played by Mark Strong, unravels into its ultimate bloodbath, which van Hove stages with the brutal elegance of a George Bellows–painted brawl.
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But how it unravels, how you fall from great to good to mediocre to bad to irrelevant to gone when it's so senseless and there's kind of five stages of decline that we found in that, just a little thing to put in.
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At last, Lucifer unravels his plan for Sabrina, explaining she will blow the Horn Of Gabriel, unleashing hell's bourgeois; there will be a fancy satanic coronation; the rest of the underworld's demons will go free; and Earth will be remade in hell's image.
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If this is the painstakingly planned way Riverdale unravels a fairly minor mystery like the identity of some random new man in a hat, its handling of a season-spanning, life-altering conundrum like the Black Hood killer seems out of character.
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As the difficulty ramps up, the expectation is that  fewer and fewer people will actually participate in solving the puzzle, but the larger group will get the experience of sleuthing by proxy and following the community as it unravels those harder puzzles.
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As the world unravels North Korea's self-proclaimed hydrogen bomb test, the timing — ahead of ruler Kim Jong Un's birthday this week and a major government gathering in May — suggests a ruler trying to reassert his authority amid increased scrutiny and internal pressure.
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" Carter also said that if the deal unravels and Iran reboots its nuclear program, "it creates for us the prospect of having more forces to deter, more defenses to defend in the region, which inevitably drains forces away from Asia, from Europe.
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Policymakers are expected to try to give an ailing euro zone economy a boost and may even set the stage for more action later this year as an escalating global trade war saps growth and unravels the benefits of years of ECB stimulus.
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Witherspoon, a fan of "Everything I Never Told You," first heard about "Little Fires Everywhere" — which she called, by email, "an incredible mystery that unravels with real character exploration" — when she met Ng at a cocktail party in Southern California in 20173.
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Allow this dog to convince you that he's a baby New Star Wars doc unravels the series' funniest and most enduring mystery Beyoncé announces surprise 'Making The Gift' TV special Skip the Avengers marathon and watch students dance to 'Infinity War' and 'Endgame'
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Residents try to make sense of the shooting as the mystery behind it slowly unravels in this latest novel by the National Book Award winner (for The Good Lord Bird) and author of high school curriculum classic The Color of Water. —T.
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Remembering their early days, Nicole tells her lawyer that the sex was good in the same way the talking was—"everything is like everything in a relationship"—thus also tacitly acknowledging that what strengthens a marriage is often what later unravels it.
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The scam unravels The scam was first uncovered in March, when prosecutors unsealed indictments and criminal complaints charging wealthy parents, college coaches and administrators as part of a fraud to buy their way into some of the most prestigious universities in the country, prosecutors said.
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His story unravels like a play, with Kingpin appearing in the background of Poindexter's most intimate moments, acting as a conductor who takes in every note of an orchestra and making just a few subtle movements to get it to perform exactly how he wants.
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It was the latest in a string of violent incidents in the remote jungles of the once-booming OPEC nation, where people are increasingly taking to informal gold mining as the country's socialist economy unravels and hyperinflation leaves millions struggling to afford basic food items.
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New Star Wars doc unravels the series' funniest and most enduring mystery 'Daybreak' trailer combines Matthew Broderick and a gang of zombie-fighting teens John Oliver breaks down the issues with immigration, shares his own story Beyoncé announces surprise 'Making The Gift' TV special
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John Oliver breaks down the issues with immigration, shares his own story Beyoncé announces surprise 'Making The Gift' TV special 'Jurassic World' new short film checks in with a dinosaur-inhabited Earth New Star Wars doc unravels the series' funniest and most enduring mystery
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In the Air 11 Photos View Slide Show ' In celebration of the melancholy of things that cannot stay: the sweet ache of summer's end; an immaculate dessert soon to be devoured; fashion that hints at nature's frailty, straddles seasons and unravels before our very eyes.
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But also I think it's sort of like the end of that documentary Wild, Wild Country, where people in the cult can't admit that it's a cult because if they do, all of a sudden it all unravels and they have like a psychotic break.
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With tensions rising over Russian fears that the United States might deploy intermediate-range nuclear missiles in Europe as a Cold War-era arms-control treaty unravels, Putin has said Russia would be forced to respond by placing hypersonic nuclear missiles on submarines near U.S. waters.
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The evocative letter unravels into their family's past, beginning in Vietnam before Little Dog's birth and continuing into the US. Through this history, the son is able to welcome his mother into parts of his life he's never shared, contemplating issues of race, class, masculinity, and trauma.
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"The BasedGod" wants to speak,As life unravels and superstars make decisions that change lifes, welcome home KD the curse is lifted - Lil B The BasedGod is merciful and forgiving, as evidenced by him killing a bug last night and showing remorse for all living things.
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We know from the get-go that father and son in And Life Goes On are trying to get somewhere — Koker, Iran — and that some roads have been closed, but it's not explicit until their journey unravels along roads passing through towns decimated by an earthquake.
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Irish, with help from Linda, Cam and other regulars (including the endearingly acerbic hacker Simone, played by Kate Atkinson), unravels a byzantine case on several continents while helping out at the track and looking after a surly new acquaintance who threatens to become a surrogate daughter.
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While this version is impressively performed and manages to revive the dated source material for 2018, it is still riddled with its predecessors' flaws: an old-school storyline that relies too heavily on celebrity idolatry and female emotional labor, plus pacing that unravels in the second act.
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But without strong U.S. support for the deal, senior officials in Berlin, Paris and London say it may be only a matter of time before the pact between Tehran and six world powers unravels, with grave consequences for Middle East security, nonproliferation efforts and transatlantic ties.
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Watch David Hasselhoff de-age in this incredible deepfake John Oliver breaks down the issues with immigration, shares his own story Paul Rudd and Paul Rudd lock horns in delightfully dark 'Living With Yourself' trailer New Star Wars doc unravels the series' funniest and most enduring mystery
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Still, when a film with so much going for it -- from the first-rate cast to the meaty premise -- basically unravels and loses steam, it's a reminder that the challenge of wrestling one of King's epic books into a genuinely satisfying movie can be, well, redrum.
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BamTech was spun off from MLB Advanced Media, a joint internet venture among all 30 teams, and its experience in streaming baseball games has made it an ideal business as the cable television bundle unravels and people turn to programming that is streamed on the internet.
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Rival Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV said on Thursday it will move production of its next-generation heavy-duty pickup trucks to Michigan from a plant in Mexico, a move that reduces the risk that those trucks would be hit with a 25 percent tariff if NAFTA unravels.
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Season 1 of Limetown, which is based on the scripted podcast of the same name, stars Biel, 37, as Lia Haddock, a journalist for American Public Radio as she unravels the mystery behind the disappearance of over 300 people at a neuroscience research community in Tennessee.
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Ian Parker's "A Suspense Novelist's Trail of Deceptions" unravels the long, and weird story of thriller writer Dan Mallory's history of audacious and bizarre deceit in the London and New York publishing industries, and the even stranger way that his peers and colleagues have handled that history.
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" But for Fourquet, "if the political situation in Britain unravels, if Scotland wants to leave ... the FN's opponents will be able to say: 'See, we've been telling you for years that the EU exit backed by Marine Le Pen, of which Brexit is a test case, is a failure.
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As the thorny plot unravels, Susan receives a novel manuscript from her ex-husband, Tony (Jake Gyllenhaal), and as she sits down to read the work in her stark, sprawling mansion, she starts to wonder just what her connection is to this twisted tale of violence and revenge.
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JUBA, South Sudan — The South Sudanese opposition leader Riek Machar has fled to the Democratic Republic of Congo after being targeted by government troops, his spokesmen said on Thursday, as a fragile peace deal to end more than two years of civil war unravels in the world's youngest country.
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As Silicon Valley giants move deeper into Hollywood and the traditional television business unravels, Disney is trying to reinvent itself — buying most of 21st Century Fox, building two streaming services, pouring billions into theme park expansions focused on its "Star Wars" franchise — in pursuit of a new growth trajectory.
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So I couldn't help but feel an ache of shared sorrow for Alec, the "fried bookworm" and sixth-grade hero of Andrew Clements's "The Losers Club," who, upon being given the present of a book, promptly sits down to read it while his own birthday party unravels around him.
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That raft of defections underlined the frailties in the Democratic caucus, which appears to be operating without a playbook -- or a clear sense of priorities -- as the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program unravels ahead of President Trump's March 5 deadline to codify or can the Obama-era program.
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Team Rising unravels the debate over President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump conversation with foreign leader part of complaint that led to standoff between intel chief, Congress: report Pelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Trump to withdraw FEMA chief nominee: report MORE's Homelessness plan.
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VILNIUS/FRANKFURT, June 6 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank will try to give an ailing euro zone economy a boost on Thursday and may even set the stage for more action later this year as an escalating global trade war saps growth and unravels the benefits of years of ECB stimulus.
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Released in the U.K. last September and here on April 5, the novel — which has already taken home a host of awards — tells the story of Emma O'Donovan, an 18-year-old small-town beauty whose life unravels after she is raped, and photos of the assault circulate on social media.
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"DJ" is often used derogatorily, with two index fingers doing air-quotes, and, depending on tone, almost interchangeable with "Spotify DJ" or "fake DJ." Because of a saturated market, DJing is dumbed down—everyone is a DJ, so no one is a DJ. This fuckery also unravels differently depending on gender.
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The racialized policing began early in their career, with a laundry list of microaggressions that include Venus being penalized in 1999 for her signature beaded braids coming undone during a match at the Australian Open, with headlines reading "Venus loses her head" and "Venus Unravels" all playing into the cliche of the angry Black woman.
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Anxious to maintain his status in the Chicago art world, Anthony begins to explore these macabre details in his studio as fresh grist for paintings, unknowingly opening a door to a complex past that unravels his own sanity and unleashes a terrifyingly viral wave of violence that puts him on a collision course with destiny.
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To accentuate the prettiness on the current album, they slow down the tempos, sing more breathily, foreground the painstakingly strummed or plucked acoustic riffs, and generally dilute each element until they attenuate the wires running through the machine, and the whole thing unravels into a pile of gears,poles,snapped strings, and smaller contraptions themselves unraveling.
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Under the leadership of Chairman Ajit Pai — and with only the backing of the agency's Republican members — the repeal newly frees telecom companies from federal regulation, unravels a signature accomplishment of the Obama administration and shifts the responsibility of overseeing the web to another federal agency that some critics see as too weak to be effective.
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Harry Nilsson's "Jump into the Fire" kicks in as the first line is snorted, and the pace picks up as Henry unravels: Mick Jagger's "Memo from Turner," The Who's "Magic Bus," The Rolling Stones' "Monkey Man," George Harrison's "What Is Life," and Muddy Waters' "Mannish Boy" all come and go in fits and starts like a schizophrenic jukebox.
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If the last year or so of the movie business is to be believed, there are few things more worthy of dramatization than the world of popular music — how it is created, how it builds and unravels its stars, how it emerges from trauma, how almost every musician of note has a "Behind the Music" biopic in them.
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How lucky, then, that we have the Azimovs to introduce us to Dungan food, which here unravels in noodles upon noodles, manifesting as pliant coils stretched long and thin; wide floppy sheets; raggedy drops made by rubbing the dough swiftly between the palms; and two-feet long lariats, looped in on themselves and fried to a snap.
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With their update on the epistolary novel — the plot unravels through overly enthusiastic, often passive-aggressive group emails, with behind-the-scenes info scattered throughout in texts — Moss and Markowitz do a phenomenal job of drawing out distinct characters, building tension that keeps the pages turning, and making clear that we're laughing with these ladies as much as we're laughing at them.
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Stunned, Cruz listens as Emma finally unravels the story behind the veil of silence and shame, about why she disappeared from her hometown and never came back: Vidalia, Emma's mother, was closeted herself, so when Emma began sexually experimenting with girls, Vidalia sent her away to live with her stern, unsympathetic aunt in South Texas without ever telling her why.
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Since its release in 2010, fans of Alan Wake—a very Twin Peaks-y feeling affair in which the title character, an author of psychological thrillers, dramatically unravels the dark mysteries of a small American mountain town—have been crying out for a proper sequel, something more substantial than its twin slices of DLC and 2012's American Nightmare spin-off.
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You can totally just blast through levels to get to the end (and if you have trouble, you can activate the game's "mellow mode"), but when the secret stuff is hidden behind bits of scenery that unravels at the touch of the tongue (I mean all of this literally), or lurks just offscreen, it's a pleasure to go on a treasure hunt.
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As Howard's pursuit of a big payday unravels — thanks in part to the actions of the NBA star Kevin Garnett (playing himself) and a family member (played by the actor Eric Bogosian) who is owed a sum of money so large that he curdles into a violent thug — Ms. Fox's character moves through the film like a, yes, diamond in the rough.
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In The Witch Elm (the only one of French's books that's not part of the Dublin Murder Squad series, narrated by a suspect rather than a detective), Toby's life is nearly destroyed by the dead body hidden in a tree trunk in the garden of his family's lush country home, and as Toby unravels further and further, the house begins to decay all around him.
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One would think a track like that is fair game for a half-hour remix (at least), but somehow Villalobos's "King Crab" remix and "Knodel Prince" dub clock in at shorter run-times, though both are equally winding with different results: the former is a robust slice of trippy, minimal tech house that seems to stay at one mid-energy setting throughout, while the latter slowly unravels into silent nothingness.
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As she unravels the threads of her itinerant upbringing — of feigned orphandom, of sleeping in freight cars and beneath the dining tables of communal apartments, of the fugitive pleasures of scraps of food — we see, both in her remarkable lack of self-pity and in the two dozen photographs throughout the text, her feral instinct and the crucible in which her gift for giving voice to a nation of survivors was forged.
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As the fictional Syjuco sets out to find Salvador's final and lost work, an amalgamation of 20 years of research that unravels the "cronyism" and "corruption" of the Filipino elite, news clippings are woven in — including a fictional interview with the Paris Review in which Salvador says, quite plainly, that politicians in the Philippines "should be presumed guilty until proven innocent," implying that even the most saintly politicians may be hiding a corrupt streak.
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This is the voice made inevitable by years of gimmicky pop-rap vocoder, a streamlined electronic howl swooping through melody lines in a graceful diver's arc, its quavery pitch defining the intersection between anguish and glee – except when he mimics gunfire or chews consonants into a moist hash or ties two words into a knot with his tongue or coughs up a hairball that unravels into a pretty tune or does his best impression of how Harambe the gorilla would sing if Harambe could sing.
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In both story and sensibility, it may be that no recent big-budget film leans more overtly to the right in its politics: This is a movie that gives explicit, approving nods to both Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan (a component from the Strategic Defense Initiative figures heavily into the denouement); that pits its heroes against a wealthy coastal tech mogul who is obsessed with global warming; and that unravels a plot between the world's financial and intellectual elites to kill off most of the world's population in order to save the planet from the threat of climate change.
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