Unstable behavior, unstable emotions, unstable relationships, and an unstable sense of identity.
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"All the glaciologists think they're quite unstable, but no one knows how unstable," said Fedak.
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Within the context of midcentury modernization, these unstable images relay a sense of unceasing and unstable progress.
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Mr. McCain's plea only encourages additional chaos in an already unstable part of an increasingly unstable world.
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Tillerson confronts an unstable world and an unstable President, who undermines his best efforts to solve problems with diplomacy.
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"Things are already pretty shaky and unstable and it will make it even more shaky and unstable," Capretta said.
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And so we have an unstable and undesirable situation, one that will grow more unstable as more states legalize marijuana.
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Many think it will become unstable in a warmer world—or that it may already be unstable in this one.
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At this moment, that means an unstable world, made more so by an unstable president, needed a firm statement of principle.
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The sea itself is constantly in motion, which means you're trying to land an already unstable rocket on a slightly unstable platform.
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As it turns out, an inherently unstable business model and an even more unstable leader do not bode well for long-term success.
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I've talked about how the US government manages an unstable president, or potentially unstable president, a president who rages, who sees enemies everywhere.
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She told him I was mentally unstable, and even though I'd worked with this reporter before, he told me, 'Well, maybe you are mentally unstable.
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Generally if you get through the unstable part with a blood stream infection, you don't go back to unstable so it's likely he'll recover completely.
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But again, the sniffling, the grandiosity, the delusions, the pressured speech — this guy has already proven himself to be unstable, the question is: Why is he unstable?
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Temperature gradients make the atmosphere more unstable, and "a more unstable atmosphere is more conducive for deep thunderstorm formation, which is the building blocks of hurricanes," Klotzbach says.
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"But again — the sniffing, the grandiosity, the delusions, the pressured speech — this guy has already proven himself to be unstable, the question is why is he unstable," Dean said.
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Could Liza Minnelli really be so crazy if she was capable of pulling off such a daring, funny, literally unstable slapstick satire of her own unstable persona, on "Arrested Development"?
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So let's say your connection suddenly drops or becomes unstable.
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Trump is unstable, impulsive, and mostly uninformed about relevant issues.
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Meanwhile, Chung began raising concerns that Van Vuuren was unstable.
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It would also bypass relatively unstable corridors in neighboring Pakistan.
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Or is this just proof that she really is unstable?
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And unstable markets = potential bad news for your country's economy.
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The soil may be unstable but it is not dead.
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It's still unstable and doesn't have a working search function.
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Spain's unstable minority government is struggling with the same problem.
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In an unstable region, Israel is more secure than ever.
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At slower speeds, subsonic ones, the vehicle can become unstable.
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Johnson and the Democrats depicted Goldwater as unstable and unpredictable.
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Healthy markets are an imperative in an increasingly unstable world.
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But its class system is unstable and at times contradictory.
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An unstable world is not good for the United States.
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The move will further destabilize an already dangerously unstable situation.
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" Speaking earlier this month, Trump called Clinton "unbalanced" and "unstable.
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They may be unstable in other areas of their life.
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"Internationally, we are in a very unstable context," he said.
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"It makes the ground really unstable for firefighters," Lauchner explained.
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"Everybody know Trump is a very unstable person," one said.
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Much more likely, Trump is just mentally unstable and narcissistic.
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A situation that proponents of SMI claim is inherently unstable.
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So, whenever you hear punditry, remember how unstable history is.
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I was dismissed and told I must be mentally unstable.
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Family members previously told local media Velasquez was mentally unstable.
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"It's a mentally unstable person," a spokeswoman for prosecutors said.
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Forming an unstable government is not in the people's interest.
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Crazy Eyes finds out pretty quickly that Kukudio is unstable.
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He also felt mentally unstable while isolated in the ICU.
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Syria will be suffering and unstable for years, possibly decades.
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And the economic system for supporting journalism looks dangerously unstable.
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Like Mary Tyrone, Blanche is a flamboyant but unstable character.
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King Aerys II, the Mad King, was definitely mentally unstable.
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Unless panic over the virus subsides, markets will remain unstable.
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The world seems unstable, even when the camera is static.
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Future hurricanes promise to swallow more of the unstable edge.
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However, this seems an unlikely option and would be unstable.
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Downtown real estate has become physically unstable and economically volatile.
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That is where the second hypothesis, unstable posture, comes in.
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It's a sparse, thorny, unstable track — and haunting, too. J.P.
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Coworkers also called Lyles "stupid" and "unstable," the complaint said.
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"Belched speech is often very erratic and unstable," Kinder said.
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But an unstable polar vortex causes abnormal and extreme weather.
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His parents were poor, and the region was politically unstable.
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Everyone gambles with the unstable currencies of status and influence.
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They accused me of being emotionally toxic and mentally unstable.
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So it would create a much more unstable situation overall.
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Well, that hasn't happened yet; the price is too unstable.
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But for those who cherish American constitutional democracy, what matters is the effect on America and her people and her standing in an increasingly unstable world made all the more unstable by these very fabrications.
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But for those who cherish American constitutional democracy, what matters is the effect on America and her people and her standing in an increasingly unstable world -- made all the more unstable by these very fabrications.
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But for those who cherish American constitutional democracy, what matters is the effect on America and her people and her standing in an increasingly unstable world — made all the more unstable by these very fabrications.
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IT'S A WORLD WHICH FEELS BOTH POLITICALLY AND ECONOMICALLY VERY UNSTABLE.
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The bluffs are unstable and the beach smells like old seaweed.
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The cliffs are so unstable, they could collapse at any time.
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President Trump made President Trump look unstable, erratic, and thin-skinned.
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Our housing situation was extremely unstable when I was growing up.
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The geopolitical gains in an unstable region would also be large.
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And his own words indicate he is an unstable wannabe despot.
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An order based on deals also risks being unpredictable and unstable.
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You were beneath or between extremely weighty and seemingly unstable forms.
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Plus, it's a mutable air sign, which makes it somewhat unstable.
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US Weekly readership in particular has been unstable in recent years.
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When I'm feeling unstable, the works I make are too outraged.
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It's thought warmer weather caused the ice to become more unstable.
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There were small regular waves that made the whole enterprise unstable.
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AFTER WEEKS of unstable equilibrium British politics has seen two breakthroughs.
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I'm so much more aware of how unstable the world is.
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Typically, these proteins are unstable and tend to change shape easily.
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The problem, however, is that they're unstable and prone to leaks.
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For decades, Americans thought Mao Zedong was an irrational, unstable dictator.
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In 1991, when I attended, the political outlook was quite unstable.
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In general, the zone tends to draw some mentally unstable characters.
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And to the north is Iraq and Syria, both deeply unstable.
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The workers report low wages, scarce benefits, and unstable working conditions.
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They were mentally unstable individuals who were radicalized by anti-U.
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The process encourages pro-EU, reformist forces in sometimes unstable countries.
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" But it quickly turns to the culprit: "an erratic, unstable president.
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"It makes the ground really unstable for firefighters," Sacramento fire Capt.
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Does he or she appear to be intoxicated or mentally unstable?
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His former wife described Mr. Mateen as mentally unstable and abusive.
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If Dr. Ford cried this much, she'd been dismissed as unstable.
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The entire surface of the bin was an unstable, frothing mass.
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Low-wage work can be uneven and unstable and layoffs common.
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That blame lies with the unstable communist dictator Kim Jong-Un.
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In such a seismically unstable area, the very idea is preposterous.
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It's possible the ice shelf could become unstable following the break.
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None of this has been helped by an unstable managerial situation.
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But Melhem described him as mentally unstable rather than politically militant.
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NeuroticismLastly, neurotic individuals tend to be on the emotionally unstable side.
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She is trigger-happy and unstable when it comes to war.
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Hugh Laurie playing an unstable, biting doctor isn't a new idea.
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The older brother was described by numerous neighbors as mentally unstable.
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In the prewar set, there are unstable parapets and spalling concrete.
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Usually it happens in places we described as unstable or authoritarian.
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There are signs, too, that demand for food delivery is unstable.
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As with many of you, internet is slightly unstable right now.
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It's like a camera jerking and swiveling on an unstable tripod.
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Like her character, Woods also grew up in an unstable environment.
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"It's an inherently unstable form factor," says micromobility expert Oliver Bruce.
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Rights activists say that Rakhine's north has been unstable since Oct.
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His boss is unstable and publicly undercuts him in delicate moments.
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Engineers had warned for months that the hillside dump was unstable.
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In its early years, his foreign policy team was notoriously unstable.
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Stassi is the bossy and emotionally unstable leader of the pack.
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Once they are removed, the new Conservative alliance may prove unstable.
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Accuse them of being mentally unstable in order to discredit them.
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Police waited until Saturday before entering it due to unstable weather.
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I think he's emotionally and psychologically unstable, and is temperamentally dangerous.
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I think he's emotionally and psychologically unstable, and is temperamentally dangerous.
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Eventually, this made the ground too unstable to support the city.
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But it's semi-unstable, and we don't want to see total instability.
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When waste is reactive it means it is unstable, according to Lovato.
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These generators regularly break down due to the unstable energy they produce.
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" However, Alexandros Zenon, Cyprus foreign ministry's general director, called him "psychologically unstable.
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His ex-wife described him as mentally unstable and violent toward her.
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Q: How do you keep an unstable passenger from boarding a plane?
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Are we also wary that this "unstable female" trope will wear thin?
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The betting economy that has been created is highly unstable and corrupt.
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And that includes people of criminal backgrounds, people who are mentally unstable.
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" Here's where you'll change the channel from consumer "stable" to "Developer - unstable.
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Another complicating factor is the unstable situation in Scotland and Northern Ireland.
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And his own words indicate that he is an unstable wannabe despot.
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I don't say this lightly, but Trump appears deeply unstable to me.
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"More of the rude interruptions and his usual unstable self," shrugged Stephanie.
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She had told her family she was "mentally unstable," the Times reports.
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To the south: a demographically churning Africa and an unstable Middle East.
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"The situation in Mali remains unstable," Le Drian told reporters on Thursday.
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Another eight meters' rise was being held back by some unstable buttresses.
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If the talks break down the peninsula could become even more unstable.
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In this process existing nuclei absorb neutrons, becoming heavier but also unstable.
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DAU is not a coherent narrative, but a messy and unstable world.
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Borders, are unstable and renegotiated based on diasporic movement, trade, and colonialism.
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Until that changes, our world will be the unstable place it is.
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His heart was still beating—thank God—but it was so unstable.
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This manifests in unstable behavior (and a man would call her "hysterical").
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"What I'm seeing is a very unstable man," Armitage said to me.
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The life I built was a joke based on an unstable foundation.
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"Things seem more unstable in the relationship right now," says the source.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - China's commitment to a stable yuan looks unstable.
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Power lines that have been restored remain unstable, causing daily, widespread outages.
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I actually think he's a very unstable person, I really believe that.
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He added that the world now regarded Europe as an unstable continent.
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I WAS SO MENTALLY UNSTABLE WHO HAS A SPONGEBOB DIARY WTF pic.twitter.
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"Everybody you talk to about this guy, you hear he's mentally unstable."
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Angry unstable people will last out at a multitude of perceived enemies.
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Unstable work makes getting into worse debt more likely and more worrisome.
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Markets in these states could become "unstable" in 2020, the CBO warned.
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By 2015, however, many began to see the China economy as unstable.
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Some are so unstable that they must be destroyed on the spot.
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Trump is too unstable a leader to broker a complex political deal.
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Prolonged unloading caused an unstable or weak spine leading to back pain.
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Are one or both of the Walkers unstable and prone to violence?
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Trump's unstable behavior should worry all of Congress, both Republican and Democrats.
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I'm not running for president to make things unstable for the country.
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But those reiterations continue to be made, in peculiar and unstable forms.
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Those compounds can become similarly unstable if something punctures the battery cell.
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An avid neo-Nazi and frequent cocaine user, Lehder had become unstable.
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A small-town woman trying to get out, or just plain unstable?
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We've made the Middle East more unstable and chaotic than ever before.
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He's screwing up the economy, making trading situations unstable, always contradicting himself.
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Like the rest of the band, his approach is freewheeling and unstable.
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Public Health Millions of Americans are finding Obamacare to be unstable ground.
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But that won't happen if the world is dangerous and it's unstable.
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It's like that kinda with the structure of words constantly conceptually unstable.
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Torn said Hopper's account made him look unstable and hurt his career.
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Actually we are even thinking to shutdown it because is quite unstable.
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Within the past week, WhatsApp and other VPN services had been unstable.
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Haven't been able to access Whatsapp since morning and VPN connection unstable.
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Tunisia is not yet a consolidated democracy, hence, why it is unstable.
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No mentally unstable person should be able to legally purchase a gun.
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But freedom and self-sacrifice turn out to be fraught, unstable quantities.
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Financially unstable, the family was repeatedly uprooted, moving from neighborhood to neighborhood.
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"Sometimes paint cracks or becomes unstable, those are common problems," he said.
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In the office, he began to suggest she was incompetent and unstable.
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An unstable atom has a probability of decaying at a certain instant.
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Fran Lebowitz Andy encouraged bad behavior by people who were already unstable.
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It's tough to justify such a purchase during this very unstable time.
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Summer is a common time to be in such an unstable situation.
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Organic peroxides stored there need to be refrigerated or they become unstable.
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Unstable and impeached, the president pushes the U.S. toward war with Iran.
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Sadly for China's rulers, the situation may be too unstable for that.
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In the unstable environment, however, BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda's hands are tied.
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I have long suspected that this student has an unstable home life.
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It could serve as a stabilizing force in a very unstable time.
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There are stable runes and unstable runes, negative runes and positive runes.
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" On Twitter, he described the president as "erratic, unstable and dangerously incompetent.
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A nation divided by vast differences in wealth is unhealthy and unstable.
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Poor families of all races have become increasingly unstable as a result.
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This is why we think the current low volatility period is unstable.
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Pills containing incorrect dosages, unstable compounds, ground-up glass, and even insects?
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If you don't vote, you're voting for a much more unstable world.
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Additional reporting by Zachary Basu WATCH: Co-worker says Shkreli 'mentally unstable'
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They would love to visit Syria, but the situation remains too unstable.
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"These are mentally unstable people and there's not enough nurses," she said.
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This house also looks curiously unstable, like a propped-up Hollywood flat.
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It's a comedy, and comedies, short of Shakespeare's or Wilde's, are unstable.
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The flu virus is unstable, and it changes a lot each season.
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Atoms with that many protons are too unstable to exist in nature.
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On the campaign trail, he often says she is "unbalanced" and "unstable": "Unstable Hillary Clinton lacks the judgment, temperament and moral character to lead this country — and I believe that so strongly," Trump said in Iowa this month.
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Unfortunately, etnangien proved chemically unstable and thus impossible to use as a drug.
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I landed in the emergency room 24 times because of their unstable nature.
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Or is keeping the region unstable the real objective of White House strategy?
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" On his differences with his wife, Bieber said: "I'm the emotionally unstable one.
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Very often, they're already aware of which rocky walls are the most unstable.
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In many of the communities on the coast, their beaches will become unstable.
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And like Leopold's sculptures, it delivers an unstable combination of nostalgia and edginess.
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Running also shows how fluid and unstable these kinds of acts can be.
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The unstable supply makes it hard to do business—and frequently fries appliances.
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Taro Kono, Japan's foreign minister, has admitted that this situation is "extremely unstable".
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"This furniture is much more unstable than furniture in the market," she added.
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The party rightly worries that a society so lacking in trust is unstable.
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It could still become unstable enough to be kicked out in the future.
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Haiti is still struggling to rebuild its toppled capital and an unstable democracy.
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His removal was difficult because of unstable debris which posed risks for rescuers.
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In March, an "unstable" man diverted an EgyptAir flight from Alexandria to Cyprus.
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Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal called Trump "an unserious, unstable, narcissistic egomaniac" last September.
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Mr Ortega's brutality has exposed that bargain as morally bankrupt and politically unstable.
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Some were orchestrated by extremist groups, others by unstable individuals with unclear motives.
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His ex-wife, Sitora Yusufiy, described him as mentally unstable, "bipolar" and violent.
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All that adrenaline made me feel unstable and I ask to be lowered.
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Luke is declared "mentally unstable," which makes their relationship all the more curious.
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But this new land — resting on sand, and pummeled by waves — is unstable.
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But the luckless inner moon—along, perhaps, with many other moonlets—was unstable.
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Just like a narrow jet of air, it becomes unstable and creates eddies.
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A family life so unstable that he bounced from one caretaker to another.
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The unstable government — at one point featuring two, dueling prime ministers — didn't help.
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But there was no history of Christy being violently unstable, Nehls told PEOPLE.
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The percentage of anocracies, or unstable, ineffective governments, has somewhat ironically remained steady.
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Since this was done through the executive branch alone, it was inherently unstable.
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The shooter will be found to be unstable, using anti-depressants or inconclusive.
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In Asia, it is much more fluid and unstable than it might appear.
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Flight tracking site FlightRadar24 reports the jet's vertical speed was unstable after takeoff.
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Haviv takes the opportunity to float, bask, and swim in this unstable realm.
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They also looked for possible confounding factors, like unstable but war-free governments.
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She also said he was unstable and should be stripped of his guns.
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She said she had been avoiding the street because the crane seemed unstable.
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And, if you're dealing with a sprain, your joint will be somewhat unstable.
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Because the molecules are unstable, they have to be frozen to -213° Celsius.
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"I came back from there totally broken and completely unstable," she tells me.
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Most resins are too unstable to do this, and just decay over time.
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"They can get very unstable, and that's what she's counting on," she said.
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But the park's survival hangs on the fate of a chronically unstable region.
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I can rarely keep myself from running unstable betas on my primary machine.
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Where kicks are long, powerful and unstable, punches are shorter, weaker, but stable.
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Across the globe, unstable food supplies are associated with turmoil, crime and conflict.
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But the growing use of mortgages could make this property boom particularly unstable.
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As Jules grows more unstable, her makeup gets less whimsical and more severe.
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The Islamic State can survive only in unstable countries with hunger and desperation.
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But they said waves splashing into the cockpit could have made it unstable.
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Canadian Member of Parliament Maxime Bernier has called her alarmist and mentally unstable.
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Alas, they do, and in so doing further cloud our already unstable reality.
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That he's trigger happy, he's mentally unstable and he would push the button?
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My theory is that the old version was unstable and didn't last long.
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Conducting studies to identify unstable slopes will improve our understanding of the seabed.
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There's a profound logic to this partnership, but it also appears inherently unstable.
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Get unstable and watch the premiere of Tobacco's video for "Human Om" below.
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Since 1989, at least 36 children have been injured by unstable Ikea dressers.
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Unstable areas are typically rural and impoverished, and their security needs run deep.
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Fewer people are marrying, and more children are growing up in unstable families.
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Ms. Tan's late mother, Daisy, was depressed and unstable, and repeatedly threatened suicide.
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Among this group, principals say, are teachers who are incompetent or mentally unstable.
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Red dwarfs are very unstable and given to violent solar flares, she said.
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"For better or worse, art thrives when things are unstable," Mr. Biron added.
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But without a majority, the party will be heading a very unstable government.
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If this does happen, it would only destabilize further an already unstable region.
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Yet this mechanized adherence to a Victorian obsession for encyclopedic knowledge is unstable.
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The weak light from the car's headlamp illuminated the unstable surface beneath me.
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Reminders of their lost loves became their anchors in a newly unstable world.
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The thrill of both plays is how metaphysical and structurally unstable they are.
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But the Winter Games were only weeks away and Hanyu's ankle remained unstable.
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Because of unstable ground, heels are generally a no-go, Mr. Hernandez said.
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Here's the lesson I was learning about winning: It is impermanent, unstable, transient.
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I agree with you about the perils of walking while wearing unstable footwear.
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They are desperate to escape an unstable region where they are distinct targets.
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Loans would help support brands and retailers as they navigate these unstable circumstances.
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After dinner and clean up, we play a card game called Unstable Unicorns.
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The whole setup felt very unstable, even with various lenses at different weights.
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Laws, boundaries and national identities were unstable; so was the institution of slavery.
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But that is just part of the number of children in unstable housing.
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Many have also seen their parents struggle with inflexible employers or unstable jobs.
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Senate malapportionment is a relic of an unstable alliance among 13 young nations.
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While the immediate cause for panic may have passed, the situation remains unstable.
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Not surprisingly, the dude in India was reportedly drunk and/or mentally unstable.
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"It's going to re-energize an unstable situation," Huérfano told The Associated Press.
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This is a fiscally unstable position, and will have to be reckoned with.
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Canada looks poised to have a weaker, more unstable government after Monday's election.
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It's an atmosphere of gently rising expectations, which can be pleasing but unstable.
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The unrest may spread, making the overall situation even more unstable and unpredictable.
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If that failed, she would favor new elections over an unstable minority government.
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Some believe that Oyo's unstable foundation makes it a bubble waiting to burst.
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The unstable dictatorship in North Korea is a major issue in the South.
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The political calculus therefore points to an unstable government of an uncertain complexion.
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Cons: Pricing is unstable and can surge hundreds higher than is typical otherwise.
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I may be seen as way too unstable to even do this job.
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"Ammonium nitrate was a highly combustible and unstable chemical compound," the indictment said.
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A powerful yet tender movie about an unstable family is available on Netflix.
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S. agreement, the global legal regime around data protection is uneven and unstable.
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The Constitution's detractors maintained that large nations with disparate populations are inherently unstable.
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The consequences are exacting, from unstable homes to lasting effects on well-being.
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The mineral wealth has a lot to do with why it's so unstable.
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See: Again, the danger is that the break makes the land ice unstable.
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At the same time, all Republicans complain that Obamacare's exchanges are too unstable.
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You're functioning on the edge anyway, and now you have an unstable president.
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" Bieber on emotion and needing a baby boo:"I'm the emotionally unstable one.
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With such an unstable field, Orange should be good for some votes, right?
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That's not the kind of signal you want to send to the unstable leader of an unstable regime that is just steps away from having its hands on nuclear weapons and the means to deliver them to the continental United States.
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At the time, Josh was in a bad place and his behavior became unstable.
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I hope it's true, because it's Nintendo's best possible move in an unstable world.
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Ostensibly he did so because several top clubs were financially unstable and administratively unregistered.
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It will likely still be unstable and have a number of bugs and glitches.
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Zampirolo dubs it "Something that is sloppy and unstable and unreliable," which Austin echoes.
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Small changes could lead to a watershed moment "Unstable" here means something very specific.
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Mateen's ex-wife, Sitora Yusifiy, described him as mentally unstable and violent toward her.
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House Greyjoy The power that House Greyjoy holds at the moment is totally unstable.
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Supporters characterized the measure as reining in the highly unstable world of global finance.
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Citing flight data, tracking website Flightradar24 tweeted that the plane experienced unstable vertical speed.
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It's a reminder that having countries with nuclear weapons is a frighteningly unstable situation.
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In fact, Jeremy wants Sonni to have supervised visitation because he believes she's unstable.
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These instruments have to be extremely precise—if the telescope is unstable, you're screwed.
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You see, China can murmur to Asian governments now: democracies are unstable and inconstant.
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She plays ego-boosting, self-effacing geisha to Mr. Epstein's philandering, mentally unstable Gerry.
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That would doom the unstable land during rains, enabling deadly landslides, and debris flows.
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Germany is living with an unstable government and rising Europhobic extreme right political forces.
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What if someone with an unstable mind loaded a gun and drove to Washington?
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Kafka learned that social relations were fraught and unstable—with great consequence for literature.
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With vibration damping and feedback resistance, it could hold up in loud, unstable environments.
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They are likely to jostle constantly for advantage and favour, making the government unstable.
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When the building's foundations finally became unstable, Ms Benning set fire to her creation.
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Instead, they use protagonists' unstable mental states as a landscape for twists and turns.
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Helicopters are aerodynamically unstable, so simply keeping them straight and level is a challenge.
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Their products end up being far too weak and structurally unstable for surgical transplantation.
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This is particularly useful when trips take workers to unstable parts of the world.
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On the stump he often seemed unstable, slurring his way through gaffe-prone speeches.
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The newly discovered tetraquarks are highly unstable, and they decay quickly into other particles.
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"I like being honest about how unstable I am," he tells The Creators Project.
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The Sahel is so unstable that foreign troops will probably be there for years.
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" Jedrzejczyk, for her part, replied: "You are mentally unstable and you are broken already.
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This would suggest that the integrity of the ice shelf is becoming increasingly unstable.
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"It's inefficient, it's unstable, and an insecure revenue model," according to YouTube's biggest creator.
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Shane was unstable and went from being Rick's best friend to being a traitor.
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In this familial vacuum, Dr. Montague swoops in and influences an already unstable Nell.
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US intelligence agencies rate these areas as among the most unstable in the world.
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These include blocked exits, inadequate sprinkler systems, faulty electrical wiring, and unstable support pillars.
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Love reading the baby hacking, racist, perverted unstable junkie democrats attacking a mobile app.
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Any system that produces a surplus of single men is likely to be unstable.
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These cliffs can only grow to certain heights before they're inherently unstable, DeConto said.
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The more unstable supply becomes, the harder it will fight to eliminate that need.
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ETHIOPIA FLIGHT "HAD UNSTABLE VERTICAL SPEED" AFTER TAKE-OFF, SAYS FLIGHT-TRACKING WEBSITE FLIGHTRADAR24
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"They benefit from keeping Afghanistan unstable and want to control our resources," he said.
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The basic problem is that they are voluntary, which makes them unstable and risky.
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She's called Trump a racist, mentally unstable, even creepy with his relationship with Ivanka.
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Unstable software aside, the radio's software is slow to respond and a confusing mess.
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Deep down, Jaime's known for a while now just how unstable his sister is.
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Earlier, Schaeuble said the EU would be less competitive and more unstable without Britain.
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As Jack arrives, deposed Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi's death has left the region unstable.
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You can't just throw out the hoverboard with that unstable component inside of it.
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The Middle East is more unstable than when Obama first assumed office in 2009.
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The technologically advanced wing layout offered greater potential maneuverability, but also made it unstable.
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"Grotesquely unequal societies are also unstable societies," he wrote in Ill Fares the Land.
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Hart and Torrei's on-again, off-again relationship wasn't just unstable — it was violent.
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Early on, it just felt as if the league was in an unstable situation.
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And the citizens of unstable countries often seek safe places to park their savings.
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First, because Burundi was extremely unstable politically, having recently experienced a failed military coup.
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"You don't know if somebody is mentally unstable until they do something," he explained.
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The films of Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos are unstable compounds of comedy and horror.
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"It suggests that the political establishment is more unstable than we thought," said Zelizer.
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This ultra-thin, vapor buffer layer is very unstable, and can collapse in seconds.
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Still, the precise reasons why this would make the dyes so unstable remained unclear.
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"They said they needed to find out why she was unstable," Mr. Kwok said.
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Ever shifting, the cancer terrain is treacherous to negotiate, its perilous landscape always unstable.
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The current consensus seems to be that they are marked by unstable self-esteem.
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" The former governor also lambasted Trump, whom he called "an angry, emotional, unstable man.
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He was serving time for drug offences and classified as "unstable", according to RTBF.
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Civilians more likely to be kidnapped are those who are already in unstable areas.
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Manigault Newman said the tape backs up her claims that Trump is mentally unstable.
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I was called emotionally unstable, a liar, an overly dramatic child desperate for attention.
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"There's so many different sides of you," she tells the very obviously unstable guy.
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I felt majorly unstable, and began wearing flats and sneakers as much as possible.
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Either the stars were bound together by dark matter, or the galaxy was unstable.
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Unstable relationships are the norm, and fathers quickly end up out of the picture.
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This requires forcing molecules together into long chains — called polymers — that are inherently unstable.
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And can't we just stop angry, unstable young men like him from buying firearms?
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But as the turn of the century approached, that TV-film equilibrium grew unstable.
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Conventional thought would argue that true greatness will emerge anywhere, even in unstable conditions.
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The carbon 21 and carbon 2750 isotopes are stable, while carbon 21600 is unstable.
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They're like unstable elements waiting to be pulled into a wishy-washy middle ground.
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In an increasingly unstable world, no one wants the Greek crisis on the agenda.
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Born to illiterate parents in Kerala, Ms. Ammini described her childhood as perpetually unstable.
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Perhaps the first wish of every child in an unstable home is to disappear.
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The Yellow Vests are demonstrating exactly how dangerously unstable that could prove to be.
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Margot hates Hitler but she's not sure what her increasingly unstable father actually believes.
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The under-insured were also more likely to describe unstable employment and previous surgery.
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At times, my unstable connection can cause me to be ejected from Zoom meetings.
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This is a strategy tried, tested and tried again in diverse and unstable townships.
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Edwards urged people to stay away from the area, which was still considered unstable.
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TATP is so unstable that even a small amount can cause a significant explosion.
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"We used those conditions to underscore the point that it's fundamentally unstable," he says.
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Early on, the C.W.H.L.'s foundation was unstable at times, and growth was uncertain.
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The last thing that this highly unstable region needs is another factor roiling tensions.
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Quantum computing chips are very unstable, and prone to interference from heat and electricity.
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The bombs were unstable and could have been set off by handling, sources said.
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The orphanage said the giraffe had been unstable on its feet in recent days.
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But they might balk at the idea of showering money on poor, unstable countries.
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Churning up the sometimes-wet loam meant the walls of the hole were unstable.
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ISIS may not need to retreat far; much of the two countries remains unstable.
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You may have heard: The world is a dark and unstable place right now.
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That leads to an unstable market and higher premiums for everyone in the system.
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Seliger's picture of him is entirely different, an unstable mix of strength and vulnerability.
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Sure, truth is unstable, stories don't need resolution, the gods are dead, etc. etc.
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But in times of great upheaval, we are all borrowers living on unstable tenancy.
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First, there is an installation phase with enormous, unstable speculative energy and then a crash.
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"Playing an unstable, bipolar, multiple personality disorder person is definitely up my alley," he jokes.
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An unstable economic environment of rising inflation and rising borrowing costs causes equities to suffer.
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The city also has notoriously bad subsoil conditions, and developers often build on unstable land.
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The results showed the glacier was more in danger of becoming unstable that previously thought.
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But a reliance on whipping up anger and resentment is an unstable, high-risk strategy.
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Although avalanches do happen year-round in the Northwest, rain can make the snowpack unstable.
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First to go was the narrative that I was a volatile, unstable, and sick person.
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Turkey's unstable economy, however, is leading to some tension between the Turkish people and refugees.
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The most likely scenario is a continuation of the status quo, unstable as it is.
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Will it be Kendall (Jeremy Strong), his doggedly committed but emotionally unstable right-hand man?
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"I made it very clear to the judge that he was mentally unstable," she said.
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In unstable post-conflict environments in El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras, the gang grew quickly.
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Ammonium nitrate is sensitive to high temperatures and moisture, and can become unstable over time.
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So, as think of 2000, if gas prices were unstable, it would have been higher.
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But Congo, an unstable country of 80m, is plunging into a political no-man's-land.
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The flight had unstable vertical speed after take off, the flight tracking website Flightradar24 tweeted.
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Some locals may profit, but gold smuggling fuels violence in the country's large, unstable, neighbour.
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The small size also makes the Hub a little unstable when you tap the touchscreen.
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Yet this novel, much like its protagonist, seems an unstable alloy of ferocity and submission.
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Tensions between the warring parties escalated in the disaster's aftermath, deteriorating an already unstable ceasefire.
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The Middle East, he writes, is unstable partly because it has so many young people.
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Be warned that Android N is still unstable at the time this article was published.
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"He was mentally unstable and mentally ill and he was obviously disturbed, deeply," she said.
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This is a highly unstable situation because there was a great temptation to launch first.
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Libya has looked unstable ever since the revolution that toppled Muammar Qaddafi's regime in 2011.
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It is a highly unstable explosive similar to TATP, used in the 2005 London bombings.
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She sees Dee's wavering as an indulgence, and Dee reacts in a predictably unstable manner.
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" The insurance industry's leading trade group predicted "widespread adverse selection and unstable health insurance markets.
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Experts have suggested the area around the Punggye-ri test site may now be unstable.
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Available July 1 Taxi Driver (20193)An unstable veteran takes work as a taxi driver.
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That groundwork includes developing the kin network on the Ethereum protocol, which proved too unstable.
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And it has its insanely profitable search advertising business to support the financially unstable Twitter.
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Analysts agree that Kim is far from the unstable madman many present him to be.
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My conception of her was just this insane, unstable person who was maybe a murderer.
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There was a guy that was mentally ill and another guy who seemed emotionally unstable.
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Many ordinary savers, meanwhile, view the central bank's move as a portent of unstable times.
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The Boeing 737 passenger jet "had unstable vertical speed", Swedish flight-tracking website flightradar24 said.
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Adame has Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, a connective-tissue disorder that often makes people's joints unstable.
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Anatoly Glaz, the spokesman for the Belarusian foreign ministry, said the shooter was mentally unstable.
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Tripoli-based Prime Minister Fayez Seraj said conditions were too unstable to hold a vote.
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In the days that followed, the house became so unstable it had to be demolished.
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In this increasingly unstable world, German voters want their capable manager to remain in post.
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Officials said he was an Islamist known to security forces and he was psychologically unstable.
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Because this compound is unstable, it is easily induced to surrender some of its oxygen.
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They say men are being victimised for an atypical attack by a mentally unstable person.
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Open wells can become contaminated during flooding, further damaging an already unstable supply of water.
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I also was feeling quite unstable, and I assumed that these two things were related.
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"Therefore, the moon is indeed a potential ploonet once it reaches an unstable orbit."Amazing.
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The inflaters use ammonium nitrate, which can become unstable when exposed to heat and humidity.
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The structure of the text, a mosaic of fragments, mirrors the unstable nature of memory.
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As his life became unstable, rocked by divorces and bankruptcies, his TV persona stayed flush.
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MACE includes heart attack, ischemic stroke, coronary heart disease and unstable chest pains requiring hospitalization.
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"We're in a genuinely unstable moment in our politics right now," she told the audience.
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Democrats expressed their concern that Trump is too "unstable" to be trusted with nuclear weapons.
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In the worst-case scenario, the entire grid could have become unstable and shut down.
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Experts told Business Insider that an unstable environment could contribute to thoughts of self-harm.
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Lewis notes the "unstable combination" of internationalists, isolationists, and "pragmatists" that went forth to campaign.
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Republicans were hoping that she would come off as unsure, politically driven, or even unstable.
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"Educating Americans about the grave dangers of Donald Trump's unstable stubby baby fingers," he said.
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Highly unstable and sensitive to shock, friction and heat, it breaks down quickly in air.
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Currency fluctuations and the unstable economy have led to sporadic street protests since late 2017.
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American politics is now an unstable system, and that's even truer given Trump's persistent unpopularity.
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Since he won, it's been very unstable, and unnerving, especially because we don't have citizenship.
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Often, these sort of things are related to data center issues or unstable software updates.
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The problem is that it forces constant development and unsustainable growth, which is inherently unstable.
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Cryptobiotic soil breaks down unstable dynamic material bodies at scales not linked by topological realities.
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Any weakening or disappearance of these ice shelves can quickly render an inland glacier unstable.
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This is probably healthy—a superpower gripped by grief is a dangerous and unstable one.
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Essentially, radioactive food made with unstable carbon-14 was added to samples of Martian soil.
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I think Donald Trump is so unstable, so dangerous, that it has crossed my mind.
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"There's a lot of stars, it's dynamically unstable, there's a lot of radiation," Christiansen said.
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"Those loose joins are unstable and prone to dislocation and chronic pain," the center says.
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Because of the political turmoil in Iran, Mr. Fallah had a much more unstable childhood.
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Yet the movie's bleak and brutal tone works, as does the visitors' bizarrely unstable behavior.
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This is a very unstable regime, and we definitely can't rule out a state collapse.
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ARCH-SURVIVOR Saleh had seemed unshakeable in one of the world's poorest and unstable countries.
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And it is likely to be unstable, given the tensions within Ms. Merkel's own party.
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The tragedy tore the guts of a young team in a perennially unstable baseball market.
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A stunning arrest at Nissan, tech stocks tumble and Marseille is rife with unstable buildings.
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Then there's Dr. Oziel's mentally unstable lover, Judalon Smyth (an ageless and bewigged Heather Graham).
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Either would make a better president than the unstable man-child currently degrading the office.
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Sending asylum-seekers to an unstable, dangerous nation is a repudiation of America's humanitarian ideals.
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"They're planning to cobble together an unstable administration, causing yet more damaging uncertainty," she said.
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The boat was unstable and tides were moving it around, a Coast Guard spokeswoman, Capt.
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Because there are now belligerent, unstable people who are convinced that Republicans are like Nazis.
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He also says she's obsessed with sex, and called her a liar and mentally unstable.
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Many young people face unstable employment, student debt and rising housing and child care costs.
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The Thais and Filipinos had their own domestic insurgencies, as well as highly unstable neighbors.
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Officials warned on Saturday that the building was still "very unstable," and could collapse further.
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Residents of the poor communities built into the capital city's unstable hillsides suffered the most.
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This is the kind of dynamic we see in the developing world and unstable democracies.
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We're paying attention to the market, which is a bit unstable, to say the least.
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Instead of fixating even more on that ever-unstable region, the U.S. should back away.
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Small arms find their way through porous borders with unstable neighboring countries like South Sudan.
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Pipe bombs are inherently unstable devices and could be set off simply by handling them.
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After Eli was born, Sudan became increasingly unstable, and Tita was separated from her family.
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The startup life was unstable by reputation, and she worried that I was being unwise.
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The history suggests that, now as then, such legislation is likely to prove politically unstable.
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With many fewer people buying coverage, the insurance markets are likely to become increasingly unstable.
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We have built cities and economies on assumptions about the seasons that may prove unstable.
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The challenge, however, is that the flu virus is highly unstable, mutating all the time.
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In many contexts, such as unstable political environments, these qualities make the technology especially valuable.
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Certainly we're hopeful, but unless Congress acts, our market will continue to be very unstable.
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The flight had unstable vertical speed after take-off, the flight tracking website Flightradar24 tweeted.
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" The Pirate Party's Smári McCarthy goes so far as to question the competence of Auroracoin's development team: "A community with one unstable currency operated by inept people is not a community that is in sore need of another unstable currency operated by inept people.
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The second is the view that, after the election, Mrs May's government is weak and unstable.
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Investors turn to gold in hopes it will retain its value when the dollar is unstable.
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Mali's expansive north has been unstable since 2012, when separatist rebels and jihadists seized the area.
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A country without mandatory taxation is the political analog of a highly unstable isotope in chemistry.
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He says people with unstable angina or serious heart issues should speak with their doctor first.
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Donald Trump called himself "an extremely stable genius" after accusing Nancy Pelosi of being mentally unstable.
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The floor of both shrines have sunk, and are now deformed, making the structures potentially unstable.
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Topped with a giant, unstable load, the plinth becomes a monument to hubris and impending collapse.
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My mentally unstable mom had kicked me out for good mid-summer when I was 16.
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However, the defense claimed he was mentally unstable, incapable of keeping the truth separate from fiction.
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He's a fundamentally gentle soul, but his sense of self is critically unstable without external validation.
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Geopolitical tensions and an unstable Iranian riyal threaten Dubai's role as a center for Iran trade.
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The Bahrain foreign ministry cited, "unstable regional circumstances, dangerous developments and potential threats," according to BNA.
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It's interwoven within personal biography, such as family history, unstable finances, and the artist's formal training.
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Even for the customers who have had power restored, the grid has proven to be unstable.
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Even in Doyle's nuanced critique of Liz, Jenna is written off as a shallow, unstable narcissist.
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Notably, some women, fearing homelessness, stay in dangerous relationships to avoid the hardships of unstable housing.
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Give or take a percentage point or two, because even the country's production numbers are unstable.
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But this year's spikes are a warning sign that this particular supply chain remains highly unstable.
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Things seem more unstable in the relationship right now, but she's taking it all in stride.
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What passes for democracy, slapped together by the U.S. occupation, is fundamentally flawed and dangerously unstable.
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Ownership of the company, which has a market value of €11bn ($12bn), is fragmented and unstable.
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To be sure, Clinton has many shortcomings, but being mentally unstable is not one of them.
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Historically unstable Bolivia has enjoyed relative calm and prosperity under Morales, the country's first indigenous president.
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It has unstable neighbours, too: war-torn Libya to the west, revolutionary Sudan to the south.
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It allows you to analyze logs and find race conditions that may leave your applications unstable.
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Experts say the quakes suggest the area is now too unstable to conduct more tests there.
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The queen represents stability in an unstable world, as well as unity in a polarised one.
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Still, Mr Minniti has shown that governments need not be helpless bystanders when neighbours are unstable.
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In addition, the crew base has also been unstable because of the effects of Venezuelan migration.
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The ECB focuses less on the money supply, after its link with inflation proved wildly unstable.
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And with an unstable business model, it's struggled to remain competitive with Spotify and Apple Music.
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Historically, the economy has thrived during periods of political stability and suffered under unstable coalition governments.
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If the problem has been unstable management, this union doesn't show a clear path to stability.
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"He was acting disturbed and unstable, and was playing the guitar and singing," the affidavit said.
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He was released after Russian officials pressured Swiss authorities and Kayolev insisted he was mentally unstable.
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However, in order to invest, working people need more than subsistence, unstable wages and inadequate benefits.
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Law enforcement sources tell us ... Randy was "distraught and unstable" as he made his suicide threats.
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The company, which has been unstable lately, will deliver its latest earnings report in two weeks.
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Plausible Deniability: Games are a hit-driven industry, and like any entertainment business, it's extremely unstable.
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"Jardo was both anemic and hemodynamically unstable upon arrival at WestVet," he says in an email.
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Analysts however say the minority government will likely prove unstable, constraining any attempts of radical reforms.
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But how long must we exercise such restraint or live in such a potentially unstable universe?
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Hamburg blamed an "unstable political situation," while Bochum coach Gerjtjan Verbeek specifically mentioned Turkish president Erdogon.
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This could be another blow against the increasingly unstable position that digital media is inherently dangerous.
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"When we reconnected it was in an unstable state we had never seen before," Reed said.
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Russia is an unstable country, and thanks to American led sanctions, its economy is in tatters.
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"Images can be unstable especially when they are so loaded" she told the artist Nigel Cooke.
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Such a hefty hike in export duties has the potential to devastate an already unstable industry.
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She demonstrated a weak stance — feet together, legs straight — and showed them how unstable it was.
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This is especially the case in those patently unstable and unprecedented crises involving already-nuclear adversaries.
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The former Portuguese colony is notoriously unstable, having experienced nine coups or attempted coups since 1980.
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It is not unusual for radicalisation to take place quickly, particularly among the violent or unstable.
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"What if someone with an unstable mind loaded a gun and drove to Washington?" she writes.
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The more eclectic the average voter's mix of positions, the more unstable the party system becomes.
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Sallouti said the move will likely stabilize the bank's revenues as the division's results were unstable.
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South Korea has its own longstanding narrative, portraying the northern regime as weak, isolated and unstable.
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Other hospitals took in patients in unstable condition, while those not needing emergency treatment went home.
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We've never had a president so widely suspected of being mentally unstable, if not mentally ill.
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The batteries, which include volatile and flammable chemical compounds, can become unstable if overheated or punctured.
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There's a lot that's revolutionary and unstable about Trump -- a lot, however, that stays the same.
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Living with an unstable, angry partner with access to guns is notoriously unsafe for American women.
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Demolition work commenced around them, rendering the building structurally unstable and blocking the only fire exit.
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"Grace" stretches over more than 30 years, including the unstable years immediately following the Civil War.
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Some officers and health officials said they were concerned that he appeared to be mentally unstable.
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The novel employs devices borrowed from Patricia Highsmith's books, those ruthless tales of unstable, swappable identity.
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The Afghan government remains weak and unstable, despite tens of billions of dollars in American aid.
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These dynamics, scholars warn, point toward a future of civil wars, divided societies and unstable governments.
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"I wanted to move to a place in art that was unstable and terrifying," he said.
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On Sunday, the palace said King Bhumibol is in an unstable condition after receiving haemodialysis treatment.
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Scaramucci would not reveal names of former officials that he said feel that Trump is unstable.
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The monsoon rains have left many of Lahore's streets underwater, causing breached canals and unstable buildings.
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The top quark is unstable and can only be created and studied inside powerful particle accelerators.
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The lead characters are constantly broke, their relationships are unstable, and they have clueless white friends.
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Mr. Waltman later accused television producers of using her to attract viewers, despite her unstable state.
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Yet negative stereotypes of the system that's supposed to help mentally unstable people are still prevalent.
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One-man rule is unstable at the top, and the new consensus will shift attitudes below.
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Officials said he was an Islamist known to security forces and he had was psychologically unstable.
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Radioisotopes like nickel are unstable, meaning the atoms cannot hold themselves together and they break down.
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He was unstable—although that's no excuse—and we had to get quite physical with him.
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They see Syria as permanently unstable, enabling groups like ISIS and al-Qaeda to take root.
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After the fire, the son became so mentally unstable that he flayed and hung his father.
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This is the sort of rhetoric that has created an unstable, unsafe environment in Puerto Rico.
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Beginners complained that the board felt a little unstable, that is until they found their footing.
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My dad is not hemodynamically unstable, with low blood pressure and increasing signs of organ damage.
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In the meantime, many Iranians may continue to struggle with surging prices and an unstable currency.
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So they have risked a great deal, and they've bet on a horse that's rather unstable.
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It's an unstable cityscape because it's still growing, indifferent to the comforts of the people below.
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What hits even harder, though, is their refreshingly unstable take on noisy, inhuman black/death metal.
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In a way, it's an examination of the whole unstable architecture of influence in today's politics.
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Yet unstable coalitions and early elections are the norm in most of Europe, Mr. Brzeski said.
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"It was a catalyst to unwind an extremely unstable paradigm," he said, referring to the coronavirus.
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The building blocks of political life are too complex to predict, too unstable to rely on.
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If we have a no-deal Brexit, we'll be discussing the future in an unstable position.
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Kuroda said markets have made "unstable movements" on heightening uncertainty over the impact of the epidemic.
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And this bizarre, unstable man is sitting in the Oval Office largely because of James Comey.
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Harsh, yes, but the alternative of proliferation in an already unstable region is far more severe.
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The result, a charcoal drawing, maps a territory of indeterminate scale and terrain, lively and unstable.
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The plant produces chemicals that need to be kept cold to avoid becoming unstable and explosive.
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The unstable and bellicose father, an airline pilot, who was only at home in the sky.
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His assassination was always going to make the situation in the region more unstable, more uncertain.
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What makes "Twin Peaks" unstable, the mainline to Mr. Lynch's subconscious, also makes it sui generis.
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Qasemi said The U.S. government was "still in an unstable stage" and Trump's comments were "contradictory".
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This coddling of dictatorships simply prolonged the life of the unstable, unpopular regimes, the critics contend.
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Veterans have struggled with the reputation for being dangerously unstable since at least the Vietnam War.
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Cold pool behind front looks highly unstable, so convective showers/thunderstorms a good bet this weekend.
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Expect these principles to be applied to threats coming from North Korea and an unstable Iran.
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The challenge of organizing such an effort in this fraught, unstable international system might seem daunting.
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In its statement, Arkema said there was "clear visual evidence" that the chemicals were becoming unstable.
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For an unstable electorate, Trump was the perfect candidate, because he was also a moving target.
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"The situation remains uncomfortable and potentially unstable," said Holger Schmieding, chief economist at Berenberg bank. 4.
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Emerging markets and their often unstable economies boast a much higher number of frustratingly unbanked individuals.
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Meanwhile, Derrek — who everyone treats with comically blatant contempt — is getting more unstable by the minute.
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Deforestation adds to the dangers, as tree loss disrupts local rainfall cycles and slopes become unstable.
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In them, she lamented how she was portrayed in the media and claimed Lucan was unstable.
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It&aposs something to keep in mind if you&aposre home internet connection is sometimes unstable.
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It's paired with Maurice Pialat's "We Won't Grow Old Together," another film featuring an unstable couple.
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Snowpacks become unstable with heavy snowfall and snow drifts and aggravates the threat of an avalanche.
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As as result, they often went too far in decentralizing government authority, leading to unstable administrations.
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So we don't want a complex derivatives portfolio in an environment where you're just more unstable.
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It's not just their lack of experience that will make for an unstable foreign policy ship.
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The most curious was what Epic described as "rift zones," unstable areas where things could change.
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The civil nuclear program has not only reduced dependence on oil from the unstable Middle East.
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More than 25,000 homes still have blue tarps for roofs and the electric grid remains unstable.
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"The island is unstable ... the physical environment is unsafe for us to return," Tims told reporters.
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Warmer temperatures during the day on Monday made the accumulation especially unstable, the weather service said.
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During the Watergate scandal, President [Richard] Nixon was drinking heavily and many advisers considered him unstable.
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Until it is easier to do business in Congo, the country will stay poor and unstable.
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But for the workers in these "alternative work arrangements," their incomes are "deeply unstable," he said.
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"Lava deltas are inherently unstable because they're built on a foundation of rubble," said Ms. Babb.
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Although the study focused on extremism in Jordan, it could readily apply to any unstable country.
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"It's been very unstable," Tracy Austin, the former WTA No. 1, said of the 2017 season.
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What happens if an unstable student or employee inside of the school gets hold of it?
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That would render those fundamental building blocks of democracy, and thus democracy itself, even more unstable.
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"What if Hong Kong becomes a very unstable place with many demonstrations every week?" he added.
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This state of affairs, a party at odds with its voters, is by its nature unstable.
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The council's main argument is that electricity supplies can be limited and unstable in high demand.
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The gap between the two (a 50% difference in volume) suggests bodies of intermediate size are unstable.
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But be warned: beta software can be unstable, and should only be used on a secondary device.
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Toby tells his parents "If anything, I'm the unstable one," when they're worried about Kate being stable.
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The former Portuguese colony is notoriously unstable and has seen nine coups or attempted coups since 1980.
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Instead, I was in Bangui, chasing interviews in an unstable, poor, and fiendishly hot country in crisis.
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This patch is the latter, and it replaces an earlier one that was found to be unstable.
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Jerrod sought permanent custody of their children, alleging Jenna was emotionally and financially unstable, according to CBS46.
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The additional supply also means the potential for less reliance on some politically unstable Middle Eastern countries.
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Or, was all of that bloody drama subterfuge to further alienate an obviously unstable Eve from MI6?
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Syria was already a brutal and unstable place, unable to cope with this massive influx of people.
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She is unstable and she's had a lot of issues, drug use, and alcohol over the years.
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Today we touch on my unstable sense of self-esteem, my new medications, and my general anxiety.
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Further, they primarily see the industry's careers as unstable, blue-collar, difficult, dangerous and harmful to society.
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The markets are becoming more and more unstable despite bi-partisan efforts to try to stabilize it.
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Moreover the boundary between discomforting opinions, which ought to be accommodated, and the abhorrent kind is unstable.
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" When asked what he felt about being called erratic or unstable, he said, "I'm just being me.
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"Freight rates are still unstable in early 26," Chief Executive Rolf Habben Jansen told a news conference.
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"Blockchain, if we're not careful, can create a lot of economic inequality and unstable communities," she said.
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Instead, a nasty, brutish reality has taken hold—and it threatens a more dangerous and unstable world.
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He's also called her mentally unstable and a liar, who's only attempting to smear him for revenge.
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He was also unstable and paranoid, and began to eliminate his rivals — including murdering his own mother.
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While we empathize with Ingrid's loneliness following the loss of her mother, her decisions are undeniably unstable.
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This tragedy spurred Nobel to create explosives that were safer to handle than the notoriously unstable nitroglycerin.
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Previous attempts to 3D print ovaries used a substance that is mostly water, which makes it unstable.
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He never gave any indication or reason to believe he was unstable or unfit at any time.
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Yet even if they are right, the fad for spill motions makes Australian politics look alarmingly unstable.
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Trump's favorite measure of US economic health, the stock market, has been wildly unstable in recent months.
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"A woman who was by him had head trauma and she was sort of unstable," Konzelman continues.
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Quantum computers are hard to build, are prone to generating errors, and their components are often unstable.
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"Trump is too unstable to know what he would do with the U.S.' military forces," he said.
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There have been 132 reports of the front wheel becoming loose or unstable, resulting in 215 injuries.
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It's rare, but lightning can occur in snowstorms where the air is unstable and there's strong updraft.
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With its reliance on short-term debt and undisciplined deal-making, Anbang's business model was inherently unstable.
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Ousting Mr Trump on the gut feeling that he might be mentally unstable smacks of a coup.
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Traders were also monitored during a particularly unstable period: the latter stages of Europe's sovereign debt crisis.
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I was scared of his unstable policies, personality, and the disgusting words he's used throughout his life.
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But then, about a minute through, it mutates like an unstable element being dropped into boiling water.
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Rather than expanding abroad in an unstable geopolitical environment, American firms have focused on growing at home.
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And also, as in the case of Kurbegovic, they could be mentally unstable, yet still very effective.
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Bilateral relations remain on unstable ground and this offensive cyber campaign is likely to further exacerbate tensions.
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One track, "Divide", describes an "unstable and erratic" leader; "Here We Are" considers a nation in freefall.
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Going back to earthquakes, this would mean that the Alpine fault would have to be similarly unstable.
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The Transbay Joint Powers Authority, meanwhile, has argued that the tower was built on an unstable foundation.
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Or, at least, would he like foreign leaders to think he might be just a little unstable?
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When coupled with an unstable government, the conditions are ripe for backbench MPs to take the initiative.
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"The market is still a bit unstable," said Xiao Shijun, an analyst at Guodu Securities in Beijing.
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ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: Jack's relationship with Rebecca is as unstable as we've seen it, certainly since episode 2.
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But it's written off as unstable, combustible, performed, hysterical, or stemming from a place of erratic emotion.
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They installed a commercial-grade refrigerator in the apartment to keep the highly unstable bomb ingredients cold.
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"He never gave any indication or reason to believe he was unstable or unfit at any time."
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So we're counting on an unstable, insecure 33-year-old (with nukes!) to brush off Trump's taunts.
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A history of unstable governments means the stability of a GERB-United Patriots coalition is not guaranteed.
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Citing flight data, tracking website Flightradar24 tweeted that the plane experienced unstable vertical speed after taking off.
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The unstable dynamics cause the system to flare up in ultra-luminous outbursts that can last weeks.
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" She goes on ... "What if someone with an unstable mind loaded a gun and drove to Washington?
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The Department of Children and Families hotline also received a call voicing concerns that Jonchuck was unstable.
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A senior Cypriot official said he seemed unstable and the incident did not appear related to terrorism.
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Yet it also counterweights the theme with subtle narrative threads that paint its characters as mentally unstable.
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For whatever reason, the countries that grow coffee tend to be a little politically and socially unstable.
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But eventually, it becomes unstable and collapses under its own weight in a pyroclastic density current (PDC).
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Los Angeles is beautiful but it is, in fact, unstable, especially as The Big One continues to
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"It's an unstable thing right now," said Joseph Lubin, who was one of the founders of Ethereum.
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He appears to have been an "angry, disturbed, unstable young man who became radicalized," the president said.
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The propellant, called ammonium nitrate, can become unstable over time or when it is exposed to moisture.
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But, as we shall show, this vertical motion of the hanging ponytail is unstable to lateral perturbations.
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At others, they felt as though they were getting lashed around by an unstable woman's cruel whims.
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More often, as surely most people would have been, he was an unstable combination of the two.
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Maduro faces a challenge from self-appointed interim president Juan Guaido as the nation becomes increasingly unstable.
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And have thus reverberating, indirect effects, like unstable housing, lack of access to support services and unemployment.
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It will also stop Flash if it becomes unstable, without impacting the rest of the browser session.
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"Such doubts would be particularly worrisome in the unstable world we are currently living in," he added.
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Communities struggling with low wages, unstable housing, and educational handicaps are correlated with higher HIV infection rates.
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Mr. Mendoza, Ms. Saavedra's nephew, said the couple's problems grew as Mr. Uribe become more emotionally unstable.
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Despite the vast sacrifices of American blood and treasure, those countries grew ever more unstable and violent.
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History records how, in economic downturns, as people's lives begin to feel unstable, anti-minority backlashes rise.
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Because capitalism is inherently unstable, it has to keep turning more and more things into marketable products.
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The unstable colors signal that nothing will ever look or be the same as it was before.
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The loophole allows convicted felons and mentally unstable individuals to purchase guns illegally, advocates like Nichols believe.
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Still, the current system is unstable, a Rube Goldberg contraption ready to collapse from its own complexity.
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Other professions, in social work and the arts and activism, were dangerous or unstable, or didn't exist.
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That unstable stage creates more up and down movements on the aircraft, making the flight more turbulent.
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By pursuing denuclearization in such an aggressive fashion, Trump may be making an already unstable situation worse.
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An ambulance that responded could not airlift the girl because of her unstable condition, the park said.
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Is the current state of things so unstable, or unbearable, that we now prefer potentiality to actuality?
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Postwar France was politically unstable; the city churned with Communists, fellow travelers, Gaullist plotters and foreign spies.
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In Maryland, more than half of those pushed off the program had unstable, low or declining earnings.
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The disaster was the direct result of recent wildfires that stripped hillsides and made the earth unstable.
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She wasn't poor, she wasn't in an unstable situation, and this pregnancy wasn't the result of violence.
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A big driver is the widening gap between the highest and lowest earners, and increasingly unstable employment.
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And yet her recollections are evanescent, unstable, because the media have taken charge of memory and forgetting.
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But it also reminds us that humans aren't the only ones seeking stability in an unstable world.
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"The vehicle was slightly unstable and the baby was almost turned on its side," the detective said.
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But neither can it depend on the European Union's nascent defense capability in an increasingly unstable region.
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The Afghan government, installed by allied forces led by the United States, is more unstable than ever.
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They argue that the industry's financial foundation is unstable: Frackers haven't proven that they can make money.
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In 2012, a 24-year-old mentally unstable man purchased 4,000 rounds of ammunition from the site.
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"We had so many medically unstable people who should never have been on that plane," she said.
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"Republicans need to face the fact that the president is mentally unstable and psychologically unfit," he wrote.
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The media tends to characterize President Trump by describing him as "unconventional" or "unstable," rather than radical.
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"They knew they were dealing with an unstable chemical that they need to keep refrigerated," he said.
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In this world of remote coves and beaches, wealth and luxury are inherent, but also inherently unstable.
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In the long run, such an unstable situation makes a deadly new conflict in Chechnya almost inevitable.
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After two seasons at the high school, however, his unstable mobility forced him to leave the position.
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Go deeper: The unstable future of Iraq's leadership Protests burning in Iraq and Lebanon could singe Iran
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The odd piece begins by taking aim at Barrymore's romantic history, calling her "unstable" in previous relationships.
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Her mother's situation was unstable, and she was loath to put herself so irretrievably far from home.
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Hydrofoils were invented decades ago but their commercial use is limited because they tend to be unstable.
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Due to large fingers and unstable hands, combined with failing eyesight, threading a needle had become difficult.
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These mid- and high-level clouds are an "indication that the atmosphere is unstable," Mr. Homenuk said.
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With all of the characters in such unstable position, how will season four of Insecure play out?
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In the ways of Washington, these sorts of unstable relationships can yield a gusher of media leaks.
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Recovery of evidence has been slowed due to damage to the station's columns, leaving the facility unstable.
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"The left, the right and the center are all worried about highly unstable electoral outcomes," said Emanuel.
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Is there something going on to the business where demand today is unstable and likely too high?
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Mr. Trump will soon lead America in facing an increasingly unstable world of complicated and intractable challenges.
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When he was 6 years old, he was abused by a mentally unstable person, The Observer reported.
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"We left South Africa because of the unstable situation and the dangers of living there," she said.
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Hydrofoils were invented decades ago but their commercial use is limited because they tend to be unstable.
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When the rope becomes unstable due to its electric current, the cage is able to contain it.
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The program closed with two songs written in 1852, when Robert Schumann was often unstable and ill.
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This time, she learned Deveau was in the hospital, admitted after a drinking binge, her vitals unstable.
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Bank officials said most of its foreign operations did well despite in an unstable regional political environment.
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China has no intrinsic incentive to want an unstable state possessing nuclear weapons as its immediate neighbor.
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And it created unstable nations with broken family units and weakened economies that lacked able-bodied workforces.
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The railroad changed life irrevocably, altering both time and vision as scenery grew unstable and raced past.
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Mateen has been described by his ex-wife as unstable, violent, abusive, and exhibiting mental health issues.
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For investors with standard retirement accounts, that efficiency can make the difference between stable and unstable retirement.
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"I would argue that President Trump is more unconventional than he is unstable and I think he picks up on the word 'unstable' because that's a word we constantly hear against him in the media," Harkness, who is a senior producer and reporter at The Daily Signal, told Hill.
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The spat has split the Gulf Co-operation Council, hitherto a force for stability in an unstable region.
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In the 1940s and '21985s, women were often seen as more mentally unstable, and cognitively weaker, than men.
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The security environment is unstable in the north due to the activity of the Boko Haram terrorist group.
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But at least one of his riders earlier in the day saw warning signs that Dalton was unstable.
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Pasztor has been charged with murder and has since been described as mentally unstable and "evil" by relatives.
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In central Africa a deadly combination of militant groups and unstable governments has produced the most devastating results.
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Plus, if you happen to experience unstable connection, the kill switch feature kicks in to cut all connections.
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But even workers in the most unstable industries don't have to worry much if they lose their jobs.
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And with highly unstable soybean prices the idea of space food for cows is back on the table.
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It takes prolonged looking for our eyes to adjust, so that the unstable shifts in color become visible.
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The Department of Children and Families hotline also had received a call voicing concerns that Jonchuck was unstable.
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Mustafa seemed "unstable," Homer Mavrommatis, director of the Cyprus Ministry of Foreign Affairs Crisis Management Center, told CNN.
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Those minerals are often found in unstable parts of the world, including in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Ultimately, the Ultimen prove to be a hoax: an unstable team genetically engineered by a shadowy government agency.
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In the new film, Collins portrays Marla, an aspiring actress under contract with the ever-unstable Howard Hughes.
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A troubled child from an unstable family background, Howell had become a born-again Christian in the 1980s.
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Cobalt, by contrast, is massively dependent on one highly unstable African country, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
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They leave my ankles feeling somewhat unstable on long runs, but the sensation is like running on marshmallows.
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FACT: Having people constantly viewing your sexual identity as waffling, unstable or temporary doesn't seem easier to me.
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The Flyers have had typically unstable goaltending, though their starter, Brian Elliott, appears healthy heading into the playoffs.
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Thai politics has been unstable for the past decade, bedevilled by popular protests and upended by two coups.
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It's incredibly unstable, often running at around 20 frames a second even in what seem like simple environments.
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It has also kept more troops in Afghanistan than originally slated as the situation there has remained unstable.
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One woman wrote: I struggle with a somewhat abusive, unstable relationship in which we already have one kid.
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The contrast with militaristic, unstable and often repressive Pakistan under Muhammad Ali Jinnah could not be more striking.
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Early betas of iOS are too unstable for daily use, but the later ones generally aren't that bad.
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Lithium-ion batteries can be unstable and have been blamed for incendiary Samsung smartphones and smoking Dreamliner airplanes.
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In "Brooklyn Nine-Nine," at 9, an unstable detective returns to the precinct after years of working undercover.
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From an unstable relationship with her parents to her boyfriend Sean, Jade has always taken care of others.
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You want to avoid people who score high in neuroticism — who are emotionally unstable or prone to anger.
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But the properties that make lithium desirable for batteries also make it unstable and prone to catching fire.
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Gold has been mostly seen as a safe haven when the performance in the equity market is unstable.
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Tim Kaine had one (fairly simple) job tonight: make the Donald Trump ticket look like the unstable one.
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Our fathers grew up in an unstable household, which led both of them into trouble as young adults.
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As rescue teams tried to find the trapped workers, authorities feared another collapse of the incomplete, unstable structure.
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As impressive as its exterior design might have been, the software on board was super buggy and unstable.
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Houthis rule the most populous areas of chronically unstable Yemen, a poor nation of about 30 million people.
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Society is still fundamentally unstable, he says, and so the game's characters are prone to seeking vigilante justice.
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BitPagos uses the blockchain to enable credit for online payments in emerging markets, which often have unstable currency.
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Unstable builds can do a lot of wonky things to a phone, so download at your own risk.
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You know you're in trouble when your only hope for stability is something as notoriously unstable as cryptocurrency.
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In fact, all of these elements are highly unstable, making them impractical for much use beyond scientific inquiry.
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Opera first releases new features in the developer stream, meaning that it's still unstable and in beta state.
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Entitled Digital Days, the programming has been planned in cooperation with V2_Lab for the Unstable Media and STRP.
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This makes sense, seeing as tornadoes need moisture and an unstable atmosphere that allows air to rise easily.
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"The state's growth measure is unreliable, unstable and inaccurate, and it should be thrown out altogether," he said.
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Fission weapons use a particular isotope of a heavy, sort of unstable chunk or metallic uranium or plutonium.
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A previous attempt by China to introduce oil futures, in the early 1990s, failed because of unstable pricing.
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Six other people were taken to the hospital and one is believed to be in unstable, critical condition.
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The irony, of course, is that by disengaging from the world, Mr Trump risks making it more unstable.
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The gamers had climbed over a marked fence and onto the bluff, which is reportedly marked as unstable.
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"I'm the emotionally unstable one," Bieber said about the darkness he faced after becoming so famous so young.
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That Jughead is effectively homeless with an unstable sense of family adds new meaning to his cynical exterior.
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Unstable governments might be unable to protect parks from poaching or stop illegal mining, logging and habitat destruction.
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"I disagree with Ted Cruz, but I don't consider him an unstable, dangerous force for America," Huffington said.
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The political landscape is dominated by ethnic loyalties, personal alliances and often unstable coalitions between powerful regional leaders.
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The flight had unstable vertical speed after take off, said flight tracking website Flightradar24 on its Twitter feed.
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Wags and Mafee are trying to court a potential new broker now that Spartan Ives is so unstable.
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Trump isn't just a hugely unstable man who is now going to have control of the nuclear arsenal.
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"Very dry and unstable conditions will support extreme fire behavior and rapid rates of spread," the service said.
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It is the kind of geopolitical blunder that leaves the United States weaker and the world more unstable.
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Cyprus' foreign ministry said that during negotiations with the alleged hijacker, he appeared to be "unstable," Reuters reported.
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Even party leaders had taken to describing China's economic model as "unstable, unbalanced, unco-ordinated and ultimately unsustainable".
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Like the era before the uprisings, the "new Middle East" is still authoritarian, but it is also unstable.
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Some have argued that the church is so unstable that a strong wind could knock down a wall.
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Truth Serum depicts a world where superheroes are sad sacks, losers, cheats, scoundrels, and generally a bit unstable.
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If and when that happens, Trump will be reliant on low-rent advisers and his own unstable temperament.
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He's compared him to Hitler and claimed he's an "unstable" choice who is a departure from conservative ideals.
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Large businesses and Western governments typically see the growth of the sharing economy as an unstable economic threat.
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First, epinephrine is an unstable hormone; EpiPens need to be replaced so that the dosage inside remains correct.
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Manigault Newman said on "The View" that her tape backs up her claim that Trump is mentally unstable.
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But that system was inherently unstable, as it boosted corporate profits at the expense of millions of workers.
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Multiple nuclear-armed actors create a more unstable international system than the bipolar world of the Cold War.
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If South Asia is the world's most unstable nuclear flashpoint, China bears significant responsibility for making it so.
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The Android app is still in beta, and the product page notes that the app is potentially unstable.
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Authorities said Saturday afternoon that the structure was still unstable, so the area was restricted until further notice.
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And if such interference becomes accepted practice, the foundation of our entire economy becomes that much more unstable.
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Another big challenge is Europe's weakened economy, now made even more unstable by the uncertainty surrounding Britain's departure.
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They have concluded that things are most unstable when he is in the room so reduce those interactions.
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Mr. Wilder made the character as unstable as he could make the protagonist of a supposed kiddie movie.
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Its sympathizers can be found across the Middle East and increasingly in the more unstable parts of Africa.
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One section is titled "A Dangerous World," echoing Mr. Trump's assertions of the unstable nature of current geopolitics.
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Fortunately, Welch says, most of your professional experiences probably won't be complicated by challenging or unstable co-workers.
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She had unstable or nonexistent relationships with her family during her cancer years (though she has reconnected since).
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It should not be discarded in favor of what is sure to be a chaotic and unstable replacement.
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Chinese workers have increasingly come under attack as China's firms expand operations abroad, often in politically unstable places.
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When it comes to refugees, a lack of forethought has made an already unstable geopolitical situation even worse.
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"Brick by brick, I'd built an unstable house with Torrei, one that was doomed to collapse," Hart writes.
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The result, Dr. Alley suspected, might be a rapid shrinkage as the unstable cliffs collapsed into the water.
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"And then, if Germany really became unstable, that would be rather destructive" in Europe and beyond, he said.
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Critics have said that this system is unstable, as the EU could withdraw equivalence recognition at short notice.
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The bad: Searchers have to move slowly and delicately, because the wreckage is unstable and could collapse further.
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Persistent hardships such as food insecurity, unstable housing, unsafe neighborhoods and exposure to violence pervade many babies' lives.
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This is Bourne's personal outlook — fractured and dangerous, anxious and unstable, hyperaware but never quite sure of itself.
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At the core, this work is about capturing identity as an unstable force rather than a static label.
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Today, South Asia and North Korea are the two most unstable regions in terms of potential nuclear conflict.
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Elsewhere in the Gulf, Bahrain warned its citizens against traveling to Iraq or Iran due to "unstable conditions".
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"But ultimately it would become unstable and there would be a greater chance of local conflict becoming global."
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A combative champion of defense spending, he argued that the balance of terror inherent in MAD was unstable.
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Calvin Coolidge could barely function after the death of his son and would have angry and unstable outbursts.
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Robert Taylor plays an unstable husband whose guilty secrets include the presence of a mysterious brother, Robert Mitchum.
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And it's this unstable history that makes the film's opening music a perfect fit for Mr. Godard's purposes.
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The world is too unstable for such consistency and CE so far seems too adventurous for such straightening.
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But there is a fundamentally unstable situation at hand when it comes to the broader context, Itani said.
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By the end of Season 2, we realize that it's not either/or: He's unstable and has powers.
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Utility companies aggressively prune tree limbs away from power lines, leaving awkward, and potentially unstable, V-shaped trees.
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On "The Affair," people do adulthood like nine-to-fivers, like tipped workers, like freelancers with unstable incomes.
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Some states have tried to create their own databases of people deemed too mentally unstable to carry firearms.
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