He resigned at a time of upheaval over his management style, not because of the upheaval.
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In "The Globotics Upheaval," Baldwin predicts that the march of the robots will have four stages: transformation, upheaval, backlash, and resolution.
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While political upheaval can affect your ability to build in your own particular city, this upheaval cannot stop the true innovator from building and dreaming.
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After minor seminary, Burke continued his training in Washington, D.C., arriving in the fall of 1968, when political upheaval was matched by upheaval in the church.
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It has thrown both Britain's major political parties into upheaval.
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"Human rights might not survive the coming upheaval," it warned.
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The sophomore finale of Riverdale brought with it major upheaval.
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Chinese officials have matching theories about political upheaval in Europe.
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Will Meantime's brand suffer after the upheaval it's been through?
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Both leaders, though, find themselves in moments of political upheaval.
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Needless to say, a Nexit would cause much greater upheaval.
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The central bank is going through a period of upheaval.
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Seeborg's ruling comes as the department is already in upheaval.
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But there's been upheaval in this space in recent weeks.
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For all its upheaval, Pilsen may show a path ahead.
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But the prospect of yet more upheaval takes its toll.
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Other risks include currency fluctuations, political upheaval or natural disasters.
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"It was an upheaval of an upbringing," he later admitted.
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In fact, the system is in a bit of upheaval.
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That being said, repeated upheaval is not always without consequences.
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In the short term Brazil's political upheaval divides the group.
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Now they must deal with their own bit of upheaval.
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"That kind of upheaval does something to you," she said.
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Was it a time of cultural, economic and political upheaval?
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Meanwhile, the electric car maker Tesla has been in upheaval.
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Brazil is in a period of political and economic upheaval.
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"It's an upheaval of common sense, creating uncertainty," he said.
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Two thousand sixteen has been another year of radical upheaval.
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They have done it despite constant upheaval in the rotation.
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Such a reorganization could itself cause upheaval in the government.
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Some analysts think board upheaval may be in the works.
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For the next decade, Mr. Samuel grew inured to upheaval.
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Staal exhaled slowly when asked to evaluate this uncharacteristic upheaval.
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Who watches our upheaval, makes sure we survive and thrive?
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The upheaval in Turkey has fortified the dollar even further.
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There are surely many other ways of preparing for upheaval.
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It was a time of great upheaval in their homeland.
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Students have been caught in the middle during the upheaval.
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Details of the ongoing upheaval vary from company to company.
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There was more upheaval in the 2020 race this week.
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But the financial upheaval accelerated the pace of income inequality.
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The political upheaval comes at a critical time for Malaysia.
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The February upheaval had forced him to rethink old dogmas.
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One key player escaped the upheaval largely unscathed: Big Pharma.
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The global upheaval jeopardized his financial future and retirement plans.
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And Brazil remains mired in major political and economic upheaval.
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Tectonic upheaval was not limited to Washington and California, either.
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It was not his first experience of navigating corporate upheaval.
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University bureaucrats worry about the upheaval involved in Labour's proposal.
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It's a timely reminder during a time of diplomatic upheaval.
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There has been no such upheaval in the Spanish capital.
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At the same time, the Islamic State was in upheaval.
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There are two sources of upheaval; both come from the GOP.
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His shock victory marks a major political upheaval for the country.
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Political upheaval aside, Brazil has long posed challenges for foreign investors.
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Despite all that upheaval, Chicago's offense exceeded expectations in every way.
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Mr. Griffin's departure represents the latest upheaval for Tribune Publishing's newspapers.
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Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the UAE see opportunities in Sudan's upheaval.
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Immigrants protected under DACA fear the total upheaval of their lives.
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It is an upheaval that threatens London's dominance of global finance.
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When a nation experiences upheaval, barriers of discourse can break down.
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Quebec's anti-clerical upheaval began earlier than Ireland's, in the 1960s.
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According to The Daily Beast, his media empire is in upheaval.
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Another wave of technological change has brought both prosperity and upheaval.
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The upheaval has given a new lease of life to jihadism.
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Egyptians are eager for economic revival after years of political upheaval.
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Newfound enthusiasm for them partly reflects upheaval in the media industry.
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Many westerners were oblivious to the upheaval their new compatriots endured.
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Amid such upheaval, it is tempting to reach for historical parallels.
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The upheaval appears to have narrowed Hong Kong's intellectual bandwidth, too.
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The apocalyptic climate serves as a fitting backdrop to political upheaval.
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Debussy engineered a velvet revolution, overturning the extant order without upheaval.
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Understanding consciousness may require an upheaval in how science parses reality.
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"It was a huge emotional upheaval leaving that family," he said.
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"There will be upheaval," said Ms. Guillen, the Cinemalaya co-founder.
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Britain's upheaval is a reminder that other shocks are also possible.
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Political upheaval in Venezuela has also been a flashpoint for markets.
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The agency has been among President Trump's biggest targets for upheaval.
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In short, he'd made the chaos of political upheaval feel intimate.
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A second major upheaval from AF447 concerned training, BEA's Jouty said.
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Lam, the embattled leader, and foreshadowed more upheaval in the city.
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The anachronistic Electoral College has certainly demonstrated its potential for upheaval.
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Here, it's Michelle (the Broadway veteran Sutton Foster) going through upheaval.
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His removal was part of a broader upheaval at Europe's core.
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The upheaval in Illinois is one of many in recent days.
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"Outbreaks" of it have also been associated with widespread social upheaval.
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James Bower, McLaren's marketing director, lived through Formula One's sponsorship upheaval.
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" He described several social issues as "consequences of this moral upheaval.
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There was a lot of upheaval and construction in Cobble Hill.
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And Trump's not just facing upheaval from within his own administration.
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Everything you thought you knew about romance is undergoing an upheaval.
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That could prompt a fresh round of protests, and more upheaval.
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British punk came out of an era of enormous political upheaval.
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He didn't capture the upheaval, the triumphant generals, the human suffering.
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They can eventually cause social upheaval, political turmoil and even violence.
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Upheaval and uncertainty in government policies can make older voters apprehensive.
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Onslaughts of seismic upheaval gave way to lulling plateaus of noise.
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Here is a look at the upheaval in Richmond: On Feb.
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They fear being caught in the middle of yet more upheaval.
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Reactionary movements emerge most powerfully in periods of change and upheaval.
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Failure to reach a deal would imply some upheaval, May acknowledged.
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But in this moment of marital upheaval, our roles reversed dramatically.
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Teen clothing retailers have found themselves particularly vulnerable to the retail upheaval.
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The rifts suggest a titanic geological upheaval in Charon&aposs early history.
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The Korean Peninsula is the site of a tremendous amount of upheaval.
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Yet neither upheaval nor Egypt's hot desert climate deters local croquet players.
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On the whole, transgender rights in the military face upheaval and uncertainty.
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But the lasting effect of all the upheaval was not liberal idealism.
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Shoeless children, oblivious to the political upheaval around them, ignored their salads.
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AC Milan, seven times European champions, have also seen upheaval this year.
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Through ontological upheaval it offers new regimes of attraction/repulsion to pursue.
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After five years of upheaval, most Libyans want the fighting to stop.
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THE PEOPLE of Des Moines, Iowa, are no strangers to economic upheaval.
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And this is happening amid a broader upheaval in the retail world.
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As in previous years natural disasters were the biggest cause of upheaval.
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It is clear that increased electrification is bound eventually to cause upheaval.
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This is a recipe for more upheaval one day in the future.
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But they've missed 20 years of social media, cultural upheaval, and collapse.
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He also expressed concerns about potential victims of Brexit-inspired economic upheaval.
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The gross upheaval of self-reinvention is behind me at this point.
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The news comes in the wake of recent upheaval at the publication.
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This has obviously been a period of great upheaval for our children.
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Bloomberg's entry into the crowded Democratic primary field would mark an upheaval.
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In a matter of months, #MeToo has caused a seismic cultural upheaval.
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Recent upheaval in Trump's legal team means the interview might not happen.
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Lasting damage The upheaval could have lasting consequences for the Ivorian economy.
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State-backed ABN Amro went through some management upheaval earlier this year.
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Another season of Outlander — another leap into relocation to new political upheaval.
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Europe—has entered a period of upheaval, where voters are looking for
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The merger of the two companies has not been without upheaval, though.
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She sees that potentially leading to an upheaval rivaling the current populism.
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Importantly, she waves away the idea that legislative upheaval will be transformative.
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Her first response to the upheaval is to turn off her phone.
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Mark Meadows, leading to a sense of upheaval in the West Wing.
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This week has seen a great upheaval in many of our lives.
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Oil is a powerful agent of geopolitical upheaval and socio-economic transformation.
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Slate, founded in 1996, has gone through some upheaval in recent months.
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While "Upheaval" does list sources in the back, Diamond seldom quotes books.
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Japan's big cities, too, were in full upheaval at the decade's end.
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Protest music usually tends to flourish in times of major political upheaval.
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This latest political upheaval should give Turkey's partners in NATO real pause.
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He spent a month in California, he said, while Turkey's upheaval worsened.
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Another day of turmoil and upheaval in communities unprepared for such tragedy.
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But smaller dealers are far less sanguine about the potential for upheaval.
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Macron has to erect a barrier against the prevailing global cultural upheaval.
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He also said that the available evidence so far showed "no upheaval".
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He is likely to get questions about the upheaval at the office.
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Mr. McFadden arrived in September 1956 to find a city in upheaval.
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Then along came Brexit, an upheaval powered above all by English nationalism.
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Democratic wins in 2018 showed a political terrain in all-out upheaval.
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That upheaval is connected to WeWork&aposs failed attempt to go public.
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Business is completely dead, especially after the social upheaval we have had.
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It leaves people in a constant state of stress and emotional upheaval.
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The political upheaval in Spain comes amid a growing crisis in Europe.
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Hillary Clinton entered public life during a time of upheaval for American women.
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The upheaval empowers civil servants, who privately favour the least-disruptive Brexit possible.
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It's another thing entirely to maintain an appetite for perpetual upheaval for decades.
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Lunar eclipses are often associated with change, mystery, and upheaval, Tempest Zakroff says.
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Will they continue those rulings where we will be in for social upheaval?
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Aenys was a politically wily man who took the throne amid great upheaval.
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There's been unfortunate violence, political upheaval, and the unending fiasco that is Hiddleswift.
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As the news broke of the upheaval at home, he became increasingly desperate.
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Her comeback coincides with a period of unusual upheaval on the women's circuit.
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This year's presidential election, the most exciting in living memory, promises an upheaval.
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Mr Liu's aim was not to trigger upheaval, but to encourage peaceful discussion.
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Internally, Tesla has experienced a lot of upheaval as it relates to Autopilot.
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Such sales might be put in danger by a military experiencing widespread upheaval.
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Nonetheless, the threat of Brexit-related upheaval already seems to be influencing decisions.
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It's a genre that usually resurfaces during times of social change, or upheaval.
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It is unclear whether Mr Macron is ready for such a big upheaval.
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Iraq has suffered through wars and hardship and upheaval since the early 1980s.
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But the merger of Blackness and upheaval is complicated, to say the least.
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The closure caused upheaval for thousands of tourists whose summer trips were cancelled.
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Again, she backs up the theory that upheaval and uncertainty helped the scene.
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Despite the upheaval, Disney did not change the film's May 10 release date.
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It's a sign of things to come in an industry undergoing fresh upheaval.
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But most experts agree that it's in a time of upheaval and uncertainty.
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Now, that upheaval is reaching a culminating point that many are calling revolutionary.
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The Giants have experienced a good amount of upheaval the past two years.
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The CFTC is sensitive about creating upheaval in its implementation of new rules.
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And at the epicenter of the country's violent upheaval is the indolent cow.
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Times of upheaval also enable us to examine what happens to certain poets.
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The last upheaval began in 22019 and has resulted in thousands of casualties.
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We wouldn't subject anyone to the emotional upheaval that those sad eyes produce.
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The recent upheaval at Tribune Publishing is the latest the company has faced.
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"There is a possibility that the upheaval could end relatively quickly," Mann says.
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LONDON — Times of great political upheaval tend to inspire great works of art.
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These moves come at a time of staff upheaval in the West Wing.
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Opponents also argue single-payer would mean upheaval and less choice for patients.
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The upheaval triggered a share price collapse, credit downgrades, writedowns and asset sales.
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"When your life is in upheaval, the time goes by fast," said Zamosky.
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In times of great upheaval, there's bound to be a few question marks.
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It's clear that Carol's going through some kind of emotional or psychological upheaval.
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But she cautioned that even massive public upheaval results in only incremental change.
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Amid the upheaval, Saunders, the board's chairman, issued a statement on the ouster.
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It provided the scientific and national pinnacle of a decade defined by upheaval.
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The Arab Spring wasn't about wars between countries but rather upheaval inside countries.
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News analysis: Britain, France and Germany are all facing political change or upheaval.
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The upheaval extends to the consumers of solar products, not just the makers.
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In Syria, war and political upheaval created a power vacuum in the north.
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As a result of that poorly considered action, Athens eventually suffered political upheaval.
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Johnson said the depicted upheaval is a reflection of President Donald Trump's leadership.
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Western democracies are in the midst of an upheaval they only dimly grasp.
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So far, however, agents said the political upheaval hasn't affected the housing market.
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Mr. Ghani also faces renewed political upheaval, having alienated many election-time allies.
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Your country and mine have seen a lot of upheaval in recent months.
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It was also a time of upheaval within the Zimbabwe African National Union.
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Through a half-century of sexual upheaval, monogamy has been a curious stalwart.
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That upheaval would come soon enough — just not in the way they expected.
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The upheaval triggered a share price collapse, credit downgrades, writedowns and asset sales.
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Every phase of the conflict seems to bring with it a new upheaval.
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Photograph by Glen Denny Patagonia at the time was going through an upheaval.
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Amid the upheaval, many of Ukraine's institutions ceased to function, including the Army.
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He voices unadulterated pleasure over the recent ideological upheaval within the Republican Party.
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"Clearly, whatever happens next year, there is going to be upheaval," she said.
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The music industry is finding its footing after almost two decades of upheaval.
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All the while wider social upheaval threatens to bring chaos to everyone's doorstep.
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Markets have been volatile, and some analysts think there's more upheaval in store.
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"I wouldn't even describe it as 'upheaval,'" she said of the recent turnover.
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His shows were about Nazism and decadence, marriage and nostalgia, injustice and upheaval.
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His shows were about Nazism and decadence, marriage and nostalgia, injustice and upheaval.
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Through a half-century of sexual upheaval, monogamy has been a curious stalwart.
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Read about her statement here and the latest on Virginia's political upheaval here.
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She returned there to work on this album following a period of upheaval.
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Trump's legal team is facing major upheaval as the Russia investigation heats up.
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What's notably lacking here is curation that captures the upheaval of the time.
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The Arab Spring wasn't about wars between countries, but rather upheaval inside countries.
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Some of the changes Republicans made during that upheaval will likely weaken the law.
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But the deal has sparked violent nationalist protests and political upheaval in both countries.
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The fact that Judge Johansen's homophobic ruling raised such scrutiny signifies a cultural upheaval.
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Activists accuse Lebanese politicians of using regional upheaval as an excuse to dodge elections.
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But even the furry community isn't immune to the political upheaval sweeping through America.
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There is little upheaval in Japan's politics, but that does not make them healthy.
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So what is architecture to do in the face of relentless upheaval and suffering?
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News of its cancellation comes at a time of significant upheaval for Vice Media.
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Canada experienced massive upheaval and protest when its single-payer system launched in 1962.
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Paul Bertone For content creators and designers, a new engine is a massive upheaval.
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Few images show this upheaval; here are some of the few that suggest change.
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Now, political upheaval has thrown the country, and its faltering economy, into further chaos.
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The current information upheaval, by contrast, is merely altering a narrow range of activities.
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In the longer term, the biggest upheaval may come from the large technology firms.
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Add that to the Rio Games' other problems: Zika, doping scandals, political upheaval, crime.
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Both the Republican Democratic primary season brought strong pro-upheaval movements into the spotlight.
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In the meantime, the opportunity to fix things without great upheaval is slipping away.
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The last few months have seen a major upheaval in Hollywood and the media.
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A gradual recovery was interrupted by the upheaval of 2014 and 20073 (see chart).
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"In all this technological upheaval, there's going to be massive wealth created," Palihapitiya said.
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Many commentators are drawing parallels between today's divisions and the upheaval of the 1960s.
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"People don't like the upheaval and uncertainty of an open-ended race," he explained.
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The political upheaval of the last year has only made him seem more prescient.
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Then, while out shopping with friends on a Sunday morning, he felt an upheaval.
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Because nowadays, we're seeing how online worlds and perspectives lead to actual political upheaval.
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Hedge fund managers may have to face some upheaval in their industry this year.
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"People don't like the upheaval and uncertainty of an open-ended race," he explained.
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In the past two decades, journalism has gone through an extraordinary period of upheaval.
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China has long feared that upheaval in the North could cause a refugee crisis.
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The addition of Mr. Bush is part of an upheaval in the morning shows.
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Thousands of other Britons working in Brussels face upheaval and are also very annoyed.
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A universal basic income might just make sense in a world of technological upheaval.
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The cause: supply outages in Libya and Venezuela, both of which are in upheaval.
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Lil Uzi Vert is younger, and meshes his upheaval with splashes of beatific love.
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Trump will meet with Prime Minister Theresa May amid upheaval in her own government.
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But many investors and analysts have remained focused on upheaval in the television business.
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Given recent political upheaval in controversial African state Zimbabwe, 2018 could bring more change.
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The scale of this latest upheaval has overwhelmed local authorities in Islamist-controlled Idlib.
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It was inevitable that this investigation would draw constant attention and spark political upheaval.
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The country has been roiled by economic hardship and social upheaval in recent years.
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The upheaval to metals markets and indeed to broader markets has only just begun.
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The new Trump administration has certainly brought great upheaval to federal agencies in Washington.
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This means major upgrades will come to your home life, but so will upheaval.
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It caused huge immediate political upheaval — with the then UK Prime Minister resigning immediately.
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But it was also an era of violent upheaval in a long-secluded country.
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The Weinstein Company fired him after the Times coverage and the upheaval that followed.
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Everyday life is characterized by a lack of security, and political and social upheaval.
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To be sure, the current situation is not like other times of economic upheaval.
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The greatest, most interesting violence may be the upheaval and flattening of pictorial space.
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Comey's firing will likely be seen as further evidence of Washington's hyper-partisan upheaval.
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Brexit prompted another major political upheaval: the resignation of British Prime Minister David Cameron.
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The unrest has continued despite attempts by President Atifete Jahjaga to quell the upheaval.
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Barry Jenkins knew how to exhibit black love as an antidote to racial upheaval.
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What happens to comic book artists and their comics when real-life upheaval occurs?
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Adding to the upheaval, the veterans Kam Chancellor and Cliff Avril retired with injuries.
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Everywhere, students could be heard working through the upheaval with friends and on cellphones.
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The rest of us are dealing with extraordinary personal upheaval and ever-present fear.
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The rest of us are dealing with extraordinary personal upheaval and ever-present fear.
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No one knows the best way to make forests more resilient to climatic upheaval.
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The two months of upheaval have begun to take a toll on people's livelihoods.
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Our strong banking system is frequently credited with having helped Australia survive that upheaval.
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Trade tensions, market upheaval and other factors may make the new year less bright.
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Amid the upheaval, a surprising group is testing the moral compass of America: C.E.O.s.
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Several lawmakers who sided with him said Brazil could not afford more political upheaval.
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But Mr. Macron's turbulent reign is setting records in another area, too: social upheaval.
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The first few weeks of a new year always have a bit of upheaval.
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The month-long conflict killed 1,400 people and caused a mass upheaval of populations.
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That industry-wide upheaval has created an opening for a slate of new technologies.
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Kirk won Barack Obama's old seat in the big anti-Democratic upheaval of 2010.
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It was the culmination of incredible political upheaval, all of which began of Jan.
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The recent upheaval includes large stock losses and bond downgrades for domestic energy players.
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The upheaval that would follow his ouster adds another dimension to the drama. 2.
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Amid this upheaval, Mr. Alston was knighted by the queen, gratifying under the circumstances.
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The University of Oregon has been going through its own upheaval in recent years.
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The Fourth Turning will trigger a political upheaval beyond anything Americans could today imagine.
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Even so, the upheaval surrounding Wanda is real and could complicate Legendary's growth plans.
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The upheaval came as the coworking provider's parent company was heading toward an IPO.
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PARIS — In the aftermath of a historic presidential election, France's politics are in upheaval.
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This holiday season, the popularity of online shopping collides with upheaval in cardboard recycling.
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Well, first it took a total upheaval, and then it took a new face.
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A population buffetted by economic upheaval and climate change is especially prone to paranoia.
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As phone screens are enlarging, their aspect ratios are in a state of upheaval.
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Much of her work has tended toward images of primordial upheaval and elemental change.
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Political upheaval in Guinea Bissau, however, has typically not led to large-scale violence.
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Last March, he emerged from provincial obscurity amid an unexpected upheaval in Israeli politics.
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Young people were agitated and engaged after a decade of social and cultural upheaval.
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The timely novel explores themes of feminism, religious devotion, secular doubt and political upheaval.
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But she's found it resonates in a country going through its own political upheaval.
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The workshop was founded in a period of upheaval that touched even the theater.
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The emotions around this upheaval are fraught: rage, sadness, vindication — they run the gamut.
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But in times of great upheaval, we are all borrowers living on unstable tenancy.
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The big picture: The ACA has been in a state of upheaval since Trump's inauguration.
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The first jolt came in 2011, as refugees fled the upheaval of the Arab spring.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Germany's new electoral landscape promises upheaval for companies as well as politicians.
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With the two promotions, it appears the latest upheaval of Snap's executive team has ended.
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But the upheaval meant a collapsing share price, credit downgrades, management changes and asset sales.
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History shows that such moments of upheaval can produce startling and creative forces for renewal.
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Maybe for once, these notions of political upheaval and transformations will finally be quantifiably true.
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"By any honest assessment, the consequences of this moral upheaval have been grim," he said.
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The show seems exceptionally relevant right now with the social and political upheaval going on.
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Its insolvency proves that the upheaval in retailing is not confined to suburban shopping malls.
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The years from 1970 to 1975 were marked by cultural upheaval, both domestic and geopolitical.
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And Coach shows the retail industry how to cope with upheaval, up to a point.
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But rarely has America's government been such a source of upheaval across so many markets.
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This weekend, we'll leave 2017 in the rearview — a year of massive upheaval and change.
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Indeed, the gothic genre is often at its most vigorous during times of political upheaval.
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Me cheering for the Pats, my daughter cheering on the Rams, my household in upheaval!!
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Sometimes, a peek into the Fed accounts has provided the Treasury insight into market upheaval.
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I understand why there is additional political upheaval over this ongoing tragedy in that city.
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Further upheaval is coming as Beijing drives towards a stated goal of zero "waste" imports.
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It's not the first time that political upheaval has had Hong Kongers scouting for boltholes.
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Corporate IT departments can usually cope with no more than one such upheaval a decade.
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Both have been driven away by years of political upheaval and sporadic acts of terrorism.
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It is failing the poorest in society and may be at risk from technological upheaval.
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Even centuries on, it is hard to settle on GDP estimates in times of upheaval.
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War and recession, social upheaval and scandal: these are the punctuations of our nation's history.
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But the financial crisis ushered in market upheaval that hurt GE Capital's ability to borrow.
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Economic upheaval may make his campaign themes of stability and competence all the more appealing.
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He leaves Deutsche Bank at a time of huge upheaval in its emerging markets business.
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Gripped by an intestinal upheaval, I bumped my way back and forth to the bathroom.
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The government sometimes shortens the maturities of new debt sales in times of market upheaval.
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During the ensuing upheaval, global economic conditions turned; interest rates soared and resource prices tumbled.
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But the proximity to so much social and political upheaval helped permanently fracture our family.
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Whatever rigor Diamond demanded of himself in writing Collapse has been set aside in Upheaval.
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CNN: Like you mention in the book, adolescence is already a time of major upheaval.
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PERPETUAL REVOLUTION: THE IMAGE AND SOCIAL CHANGE Do images influence or merely document social upheaval?
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Mr. Douglas sets his version in mid-1970s Portugal in a time of political upheaval.
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Their nuptials coincided with a moment of historic upheaval in the business of American entertainment.
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He had said that any upheaval in Hong Kong could actually be negative for Singapore.
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During this period of turmoil and upheaval, few clubs suffered quite as much as Parma.
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Of the victims of the retail upheaval, department stores have been among the hardest hit.
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"All this upheaval is because the government wants to gain a tactical advantage," he said.
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Shaich called attention to the recent upheaval in Buffalo Wild Wings to cement his point.
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Political upheaval in this turbulent country can also make it difficult to collect monthly installments.
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Since the government has absolute control of the company a regime change could cause upheaval.
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To understand the upheaval of 2016, this book would be a good place to start.
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The time of upheaval that he writes about bears an unnerving resemblance to our own.
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The twists on the marketing front have coincided with renewed upheaval surrounding Mr. Musk himself.
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Through wars and political upheaval, the harvesting may have been disrupted, but it never ended.
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This poorly timed political upheaval can seem too daunting to track — especially if you're traveling.
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Restaurants have faced massive upheaval, with new safety regulations, forced closures, and customers staying home.
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Alejandro Cegarra took third for a project on economic hardship and political upheaval in Venezuela.
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All of this has played out while Mr. Giuliani's private life has been in upheaval.
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Former adversaries are banding together, girding against upheaval in a rapidly changing health care environment.
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It was an emotional upheaval for me to see my difficult childhood portrayed so accurately.
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These are scary times, with the possibility of a recession, widespread bankruptcies and economic upheaval.
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As the scholar-diplomat Richard Solomon first pointed out, Mao reveled in "luan," or upheaval.
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Economic upheaval and a surge of immigration put Hong Kong's traditional identity under tremendous pressure.
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These tragic conditions are in part due to Sudan's ongoing economic crisis and political upheaval.
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There were occasional coordination problems between pit and stage — understandable, given the last-minute upheaval.
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He couldn't get British citizenship because most of his papers were lost during the upheaval.
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It's filled with stories of fraud and theft and hair obtained from countries in upheaval.
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Qassim Suleimani, whose killing in an American drone strike on Friday prompted worldwide political upheaval.
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In a time of such upheaval and uncertainty, our reckless, quiet love feels like deliverance.
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The star conductor cemented his commitment to the orchestra after a period of administrative upheaval.
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Is there some predictability to this upheaval or is it instead arbitrary, spontaneous and disjointed?
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Tough timing... McMaster's exit comes amid a period of upheaval on Trump's national security team.
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Sears is hardly the only department store combating upheaval from online stores like Amazon.(AMZN).
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They are after radical changes: a full upheaval of the country's leadership and power structure.
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The university created an African and African American Studies program after much upheaval in 1968.
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Once-popular stores have disappeared as the retail industry is faced with a major upheaval.
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The upheaval prompted by the new Republican administration's initial announcement of the ban on Jan.
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Times of political change and social upheaval raise questions about what a museum is for.
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But McWhorter's work isn't an invitation to critical thinking about how language norms require upheaval.
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His disordered personality thrives on mayhem and upheaval, on vicious personal attacks and ceaseless conflict.
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Partly because of this climate-caused upheaval, the Goths challenged Rome's frontiers as never before.
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It is going to take extraordinary upheaval inside Riyadh for bin Salman to be challenged.
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The upheaval of the 1960s transformed her, she told the university's alumni magazine this year.
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"And the reason Chinese are really so eager to do it is because they know the policy can change tomorrow," adds Gu. Opportunities amid upheaval Despite the pressures on the economy, there are still plenty of opportunities amid the upheaval, says Meng, the investor.
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Yet as the different results Sunday attest, one political upheaval does not have to follow another.
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We face the prospect of major upheaval in the last dependable pool of jobs we've got.
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America's most vulnerable populations became an important means to repudiate the democratic upheaval of the postwar
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Despite the worldwide upheaval confronting chieftains of multinational companies, Flannery has been dealt a better hand.
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O faced internal upheaval over a contract to help the U.S. military analyze aerial drone imagery.
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Their supply chain is so well integrated, the job upheaval would be punishing for all involved.
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Much of the upheaval is likely due to overgrowth issues in an increasingly tight VC market.
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"The world looks to you as a trusted beacon in the midst of upheaval," he said.
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In rare comments about the president, Tetangco said Duterte's dramatic foreign policy upheaval had been misunderstood.
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Oil prices and the upheaval in the Mideast are expected to be tops on the agenda.
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The emotion around the king's death is heightened by anxiety over the upheaval it may bring.
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And maybe in the long-term, some good might come out of all of this upheaval.
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At a time of upheaval in the region, this is an unusual piece of positive news.
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Taste, being governed largely by convention, is a real killer when it prevents discovery and upheaval.
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Former CEO Steven Temares left the company in May after a major upheaval spurred by shareholders.
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Hill writes that the period Glasper refers to was a time of personal and professional upheaval.
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As with the rise of the cloud in the early 2010s, the shift will cause upheaval.
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Australian organisations are quick to recognise the upheaval, with 20203% saying AI will revolutionise their industry.
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So far the upheaval has been, in essence, a battle within the ruling party, Zanu-PF.
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Despite this upheaval, however, Australia's exports of iron ore doubled to 818m tonnes in 20153-17.
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Amid this time of upheaval and reform for the Church, there was also plenty of corruption.
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Digital coins are starting to be viewed as an attractive hedge in times of economic upheaval.
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But there is one area in particular where the party finds facing genuine upheaval: environmental policy.
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Then a period of conflict and social upheaval led to universal suffrage and education for all.
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Unlike its screen-based sibling industries, gaming has seen relatively little technological upheaval in recent years.
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The Internet boom and bust happened at a time of great political upheaval, including 9/11.
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But the American public didn't react to the unexpected announcement with panic, fear, or social upheaval.
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The monthly upheaval costs the bloc 114 million euros ($123.96 million) a year, EU auditors say.
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If we get to that point, it won't be without a significant amount of social upheaval.
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Now, the political upheaval threatens to plunge the country, and its faltering economy, into further chaos.
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And he belittles critics who say technological upheaval seems scary but always generates sufficient new work.
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It remains unclear, however, whether and how much the trade policy upheaval will benefit U.S. workers.
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Amid the upheaval in the energy sector, natural gas is doing well, while coal is struggling.
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We all know retail is in upheaval, but something has happened in the last few months.
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In the face of this upheaval, I held fast to something my father had told me.
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The monthly upheaval costs the bloc 114 million euros ($124 million) a year, EU auditors say.
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Nielsen's departure from the White House would mark the latest upheaval in Trump's White House team.
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It is a time of upheaval in the news industry after a period of ambitious growth.
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And investors are pouring money into media companies they think will survive and thrive the upheaval.
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Amid upheaval in the industry, CVS executives have said they do not expect "meaningful" store closures.
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It has mostly escaped the violent upheaval of other states in the 2011 Arab Spring uprisings.
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And in a "seismic upheaval," he switched to pole beans after years of favoring bush beans.
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Neither of them is happy about the upheaval that has gripped the VA in recent weeks.
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The political upheaval could derail the Brexit agreement May has painstakingly negotiated with the European Union.
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That the Jews were largely an immigrant community, and there was social upheaval and economic stagnation.
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Often, the intensity of upheaval is a function of how rural or urban an area is.
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The MDC-T will also be looking to seize the opportunity the political upheaval has presented.
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Two weeks of NFL football have already caused quite a bit of upheaval across the league.
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Critics and activists accuse Lebanese politicians of using regional upheaval as an excuse to dodge elections.
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That upheaval prompted the ACU to invite Yiannopoulos to the high-profile conservative conference, Schlapp said.
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Kings also widely pardoned homicides as a means of facilitating war during periods of great upheaval.
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He told CNBC's Squawk Box Europe on Friday that today's vote would cause a political upheaval.
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She said she recently sought treatment after years of upheaval in her professional and personal life.
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St. Patrick's Day decorations now hang on doors and windows, yet signs of upheaval remain everywhere.
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But there is a glimmer of hope, even in these times of round-the-clock upheaval.
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The review of past shootings comes at a time of upheaval in the Chicago Police Department.
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Taken together, they suggest science in the age of Trump is on track for massive upheaval.
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The monthly upheaval costs the bloc 114 million euros ($127.54 million) a year, EU auditors say.
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The world of movie ticket services has been undergoing quite an upheaval over the past year.
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What's more, environmental review could bring more attention to alternatives that would lessen the ecological upheaval.
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Those who stay on suffer the upheaval of merging differing procedures, computer systems and corporate cultures.
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Jill Lepore argues that every big political upheaval has been facilitated by major innovations in media.
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This sudden, rapid upheaval has had a profound impact on me and those closest to me.
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The upheaval in the home lives of students in temporary housing often follows them into school.
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I still pause over the tearful selfies by new moms and emotional posts about life upheaval.
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But despite the upheaval involved, making such a shift would pay off in the long run.
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Later, under Mao and during the massive upheaval of the Cultural Revolution, most schools were closed.
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Several current gymnasts have expressed concern that the upheaval within U.S.A. Gymnastics will hurt their careers.
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Questions about Cuba's political future, the influence of the US election, and continuing social upheaval abound.
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Those same forces will dramatically increase death and social upheaval in the event of a pandemic.
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We are facing a time of great uncertainty and upheaval in many corners of our planet.
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Books of The Times There's nothing like political and economic upheaval to make boredom look good.
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The upheaval began on July 23, when the police cracked down on a fight between students.
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The political upheaval that swept Western societies in the late 1960s breezed past her, she said.
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During his tenure, he took big steps to prepare the company for the industry's current upheaval.
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But beneath the sparkle and the canapés, the networks are also navigating a serious advertising upheaval.
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Mayor Tory did not dispute the idea that some upheaval can be found at the sites.
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Working in decades rife with political and social upheaval, beauty may have seemed in short supply.
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Do you worry about an actual revolution or some upheaval that changes the structure of society?
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Blizzard finally spoke up on Friday after a week of upheaval on the professional Hearthstone circuit.
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He warned there would be "total upheaval" in the Senate if Trump were to fire Mueller.
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Many of those moments of upheaval came in the form of violence, protests and natural disasters.
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However, the appointment of Schulman to the role follows a period of upheaval at the company.
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Most countries of the European Union are undergoing a similar upheaval, with varying degrees of intensity.
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Was this museum — like a number of others currently in the news — headed for administrative upheaval?
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Uber recently went through a board upheaval and the naming of a new chief executive officer.
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In China, there was often political upheaval, war, starvation and mass killings during the Cultural Revolution.
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Europe, too, is facing political upheaval because of the desperate flow of humanity onto their shores.
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That doesn't mean it will emerge unscathed from the current upheaval (it did not in 1917).
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As worldwide upheaval confronts chieftains of multinational companies, Mr. Flannery has been dealt a better hand.
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But despite social upheaval or political reorientation, most Americans are part of a large political center.
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At this rate of potential upheaval, season two will have to be called: The Morning Shows.
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For the last 70 years, China has undergone massive social and political upheaval under communist rule.
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Now, at a time of political upheaval around the globe, it has become a selling point.
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The upheaval may at last force a rethink at Boeing—and at Airbus, its European rival.
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The SPLC continues to go through upheaval, with its legal director abruptly resigning in recent days.
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Healthcare has suffered from the impending doom of both drug price control and health insurance upheaval.
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Her reply was one of the wisest I'm sure to hear in this time of upheaval.
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Her reply was one of the wisest I'm sure to hear in this time of upheaval.
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On the face of it, the upheaval in Venezuela would seem to check all his boxes.
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Most countries of the European Union are undergoing a similar upheaval, with varying degrees of intensity.
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Migration has set off political upheaval across the continent, but it has especially dominated Italy's attention.
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The experience caused a spiritual upheaval in Mr. Alpert, who forever after considered Maharajji his guru.
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Every year has its fair share of upheaval, but 2016 seemed to bring more than most.
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The same pattern has been noted in other poorly policed societies, especially those experiencing upheaval or trauma.
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They've fled wars, political upheaval, and religious persecution, only to find themselves caught in a bureaucratic netherworld.
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Soledad O'Brien (Starfish Media Group) on Turning Media Upheaval into Opportunity 9:45 AM – 10:05 AM
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They'd already had to go through one traumatic fictional upheaval, why wish that on another old hero?
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In the recent rout, furniture chains like Pier 1 have so far been insulated from the upheaval.
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In the face of this tectonic upheaval, the role of al-Qaeda itself would have to change.
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Despite all the upheaval he's dealt with in the past four months, Felix still has his job.
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Support for the Liberals has crashed to its lowest level in a decade after the latest upheaval.
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But the week's changes, following another preventative power outage just last month, have brought outrage and upheaval.
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The conjunction of psychological mystery with political upheaval in Anderson's story appealed to Kenneth MacMillan, a choreographer.
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For days, U.S. officials had feared Islamic State would seek to capitalize on the upheaval in Syria.
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While chaos and upheaval are nothing new, the way we find out about the world has changed.
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"We are living through a moment of huge upheaval, but also of great opportunity," his website intones.
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Many executives also believe that size is the only protection against the technological upheaval sweeping the industry.
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In a time of political and societal upheaval, art can seem frivolous and a waste of space.
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The contrast between Jenni and Snooki's emotional upheaval and the nonchalance of their male counterparts is striking.
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Her protestation became a symbol of the human cost of upheaval and an image of violence broadcasted.
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The upheaval comes after reports that the Justice Department is preparing to investigate Google on antitrust grounds.
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However, changes to the junta&aposs democracy-limiting constitution would be impossible without major upheaval, he said.
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Radford says the clown sightings of the 1980s came at a similar time -- one of cultural upheaval.
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Many of the 11 stories in "Florida" describe experiences of upheaval, violent disruptions to life's placid surface.
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As it enters its third decade, the question is whether the currency can withstand the next upheaval.
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Lawmakers have expressed frustration that the upheaval in the White House is distracting from their legislative agenda.
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Other traders said the market reaction had been relatively measured, given the scale of the political upheaval.
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The planet of sudden change, revolution, and upheaval will begin its annual retrograde next Tuesday, August 7.
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That does not bode well for a department about to face its biggest upheaval in recent times.
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Municipal Reformation laws followed, suggesting a link between the spread of printed material and the political upheaval.
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In October 2015, the court caused a big upheaval for businesses by invalidating a prior EU-U.
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Earlier this year, community upheaval caused Amazon to pull out of plans to expand in New York.
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The upheaval created as carmakers grapple with new business models means that "everyone has to start again".
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I predict an extended period of rate hikes will end with a financial upheaval of some type.
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Make it a speaking tour, too You cannot over-communicate -- especially in times of upheaval and change.
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On the one hand, revolution connotes a major upheaval, a disruption of the natural order of things.
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That's taken a hit there in recent years after political upheaval and a number of terrorist attacks.
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S. trade conflict and tensions with its powerful neighbor Russia, the region is blighted by political upheaval.
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But Johnson repeatedly mentioned Buss' affinity for Walton and Johnson's desire not to cause upheaval between them.
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Economists' assumption that workers would easily adjust to the upheaval of trade seems to have been misplaced.
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More recently, it's been coming up for another reason: ongoing corporate upheaval and its tumbling stock price.
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But we would warn investors the path for the next several years of upheaval can be treacherous.
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LONDON (Reuters) - From a year of political upheaval the metals markets can draw one all-important lesson.
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The same could have been said about the risk of upheaval in Egypt or Tunisia before 22011.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - In a year of global political upheaval, France has delivered its own mini upset.
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"There's been so much upheaval," said Scott Crichlow, associate professor of political science at West Virginia University.
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American industry initially appeared to have escaped the drama and social upheaval that marked Britain's industrial revolution.
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The upheaval in Turkey matters to the Arab world, where Mr Erdogan has played an influential role.
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The upheaval comes as Arizona, long a Republican bastion, emerges as a swing state in presidential elections.
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The Fed sets hypothetical scenarios of financial upheaval and then assesses how the largest banks might respond.
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Now, after years of economic upheaval, places like this are going their own way, not Washington's way.
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Many saw the Radical Party as providing a useful safety valve over several decades of political upheaval.
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Each makes reference to Cuba's colonization, history of slavery, war, political upheaval and starvation of its people.
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It sure seems like that kind of upheaval is frightening even some supposedly outraged folks in Congress.
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At a time of such upheaval internally and internationally, we simply cannot afford to have fewer diplomats.
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It is the second time this year that shipping from Mombasa has been impacted by political upheaval.
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At that moment of upheaval and administration dithering, financial reform was the new Roosevelt's obvious first priority.
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In other cases you have the woes of civil or military upheaval warding off would-be tourists.
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Maduro blames all this upheaval on what he considers to be a US-led "coup" attempt. 3.
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The former Assembly speaker featured prominently in Puerto Rico's recent political upheaval, which led to former Gov.
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In real life, I could extract nothing astute or even coherent from my current state of upheaval.
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Was a major upheaval in the Middle East at hand, or was it a highly indirect message?
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Poppy and Amelia appear in Richard Baldwin's "The Globotics Upheaval: Globalization, Robotics, and the Future of Work".
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Or was a Panthers team decimated by injury and dealing with a coaching upheaval the real issue?
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Can a few gigs realistically make a dent in a problem that arguably requires huge social upheaval?
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For Mr. Trump, the polls suggest he has weathered a rough stretch of controversies and campaign upheaval.
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The case seemed destined to tip Long Island politics into upheaval ahead of the elections in November.
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Even with the upheaval from the fires, he remains grateful that nothing worse happened to his operation.
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Although there is no direct precedent for the current cultural upheaval, in the wake of the Sept.
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Even the biggest stars in music have to get political in these times of upheaval and change.
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Jared Diamond's "Upheaval" belongs to the genre of 220,270-foot books, which sell an explanation of everything.
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Theater Review Several works in the 2019 Wiener Festwochen use the classics to respond to contemporary upheaval.
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Bambach immigrated to the U.S. as a teenager with her parents, fleeing political upheaval in the 1970s.
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She found a decisive turning point, and a moment when relations were cast into upheaval and doubt.
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Femsa's drugstores, meanwhile, registered a drop in same-store sales, partially due to social upheaval in Chile.
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Peru would seem an unlikely candidate for the kind of upheaval it has faced in recent years.
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The number of undocumented Venezuelans more than doubled during that period, driven by political and economic upheaval.
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The news comes not just amid general market turbulence, but upheaval in the meal delivery market specifically.
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As night fell, protestors set up tents near the embassy, suggesting another day of upheaval lies ahead.
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Usually, even after natural disasters, terrorist atrocities or political upheaval, tourists return after three to six months.
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Stability at the top Faury is taking over during a time of major management upheaval at Airbus.
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Tony Thomas, head of the military's Special Operations Command, expressed concern about upheaval inside the White House.
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The upheaval culminated with the criminal conviction of a former president and the impeachment of his successor.
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But even 30 years of upheaval can get unwieldy, so Krist winnows the historical record even further.
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Blizzard finally spoke up on Friday after nearly a week of upheaval on the professional Hearthstone circuit.
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The upheaval is unfolding at a pace that Mr. Trump and top aides never expected, officials said.
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Now, at a moment of political upheaval around the globe, that isolation has become a selling point.
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It's 18683, and the film industry is in upheaval as younger, rebellious filmmakers are overtaking the establishment.
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"There is a political upheaval, but it has been so for the last four years," he said.
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A victim of upheaval at a previous production company, Annapurna, it was subsequently picked up by STXfilms.
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The specific outcome is less important than causing upheaval and conflict between different groups in the country.
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The Times's managing editor Joe Kahn described it as "a decade of unceasing upheaval" across the world.
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How you see this upheaval depends on your party affiliation, but it's clear that something has changed.
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It's a major cultural upheaval that we need to prepare for, and it's coming all too soon.
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Abramson profiles four news organizations in her book, including Vice, amid a time of upheaval in journalism.
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In periods of upheaval, authoritarian systems may look attractive because of the quick decision-making they allow.
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John Engler on Wednesday as its interim president following the upheaval over Larry Nassar's decades of abuse.
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"Between mergers, consolidation, and digital disruption, it really does feel like an age of upheaval," Belloni said.
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The exchange world has been in an upheaval over the last decade as electronic trading took over.
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E.U. officials are also uneasy about the move, saying it might cause upheaval in Europe's energy market.
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It is also measured by the number of reporters around the world, covering wars and economic upheaval.
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Religious customs, political upheaval, effects of diaspora, and notions of identity, too, constitute a kind of inheritance.
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The news division, which has struggled in the ratings, has weathered significant upheaval in the last year.
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Despite some recent upheaval in her personal life, Kathryn Dennis had a happy holiday with her two children.
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In retail, few people have gone unscathed by the upheaval that's battered the industry over the past decade.
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So, what should society do, if anything, about this potential creeping upheaval, whose timeline is even in question?
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Haiti is still one of the world's poorest countries, blighted by natural disasters, political upheaval and poor security.
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After much upheaval and excitement, the heavens slow down long enough for us to catch our collective breaths.
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The upheaval at Moorland came two weeks after over 200 prisoners had seized two wings at Bedford prison.
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The figure's precarious position speaks to the uncertainty produced around people's identities in the aftermath of social upheaval.
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Without spoiling anything, there's just a ton of upheaval that needs to settle itself and figure itself out.
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It's been a year of incessant upheaval and musical chairs in the fashion industry, and it's only July.
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Management upheaval, allegations of corporate espionage, and revelations of sexual harassment sent Uber into a public relations sinkhole.
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One of those people, like me, who sobs at the smallest hint of emotional upheaval during a film?
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For Apple, moving to a USB-C iPhone would mean a great deal of upheaval for little payoff.
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With so much change and upheaval facing Hollywood, here's what worked and what very much didn't in 2018.
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A big reason is probably that society is settling down after the upheaval of the post-Soviet era.
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Rather, climate change is causing environmental upheaval that destabilises regions and raises the risk of bloodshed (see article).
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We live in different cities also, so there was the ultimate fear of moving and all that upheaval.
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But as the bond prospectus noted, the immediate impact of all the upheaval is to hamper the economy.
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People who act as whistleblowers on issues of harassment rarely find that their careers rebound from the upheaval.
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Though "Upheaval" cannot achieve its implausible goals, this quixotic effort illuminates what it means to learn from history.
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In times of great political upheaval, they are able to do so, and establish a period of dominance.
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Don't forget that the latest Tesla upheaval comes on the heels of the firm's pretty good earnings report.
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First and foremost, Angelou is remembered for promoting love and understanding during times of political and racial upheaval.
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In the country's last upheaval, a coup in 2009 against the then-president, Manuel Zelaya, 20 people died.
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Its sold 12.2 percent in May 2016, but had since been hindered by regulatory delays and political upheaval.
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By imposing the rules of nature on man-made markets, the theory justified almost any act of upheaval.
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Armenia has been in upheaval after street protests against the government prompted the resignation of the prime minister.
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If it is flawed and disputed, as some predict, the southern African nation could slide deeper into upheaval.
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The management upheaval has added to speculation that Deutsche Bank might slim down its sprawling investment banking operation.
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The uncertainty and economic upheaval would be a positive for gold, if the world moves in that direction.
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Monday's supermoon eclipse in Leo brings a complete upheaval in your schedule—which could be for the best!
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In return, the JPMorgan team indicated there would be no major staff upheaval, at least on Brexit day.
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"They're aiming to create a deficit of the public funds and create social and economic upheaval," said Gazzini.
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More upheaval is ahead for retailers in 2017, thanks to changes in the political landscape and consumer behavior.
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If they don't, expect the country to undergo yet another upheaval in health care under the next president.
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The company is in the midst of an upheaval under the tutelage of its new CEO Dara Khosrowshahi.
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Dan Forest, one of the strongest supporters, accused news organizations of creating a false picture of economic upheaval.
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Major banks are cutting exposure to Venezuela as a result of political upheaval in the South American country.
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It is concurrent with a generational upheaval in attitudes, most starkly in young Americans' milder views on sexuality.
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After the pro-democracy upheaval of 1989, Deng expressed regret that there had not been enough of it.
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Daraya, Syria (CNN)Under siege and bombardment for nearly four years, the residents of Daraya face continual upheaval.
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When you survey the political landscape of rich countries, you see an unusual amount of chaos and upheaval.
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This upheaval involved the sexual revolution that made their early fables of forced choice—Must Harry marry Janice?
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An estimated 40,000 people have been affected this year by the sector's upheaval, the BBC reported on Monday.
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He found himself drawing less in recent years as the upheaval in his personal life became more disruptive.
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United Kingdom Environment Minister Michael Gove is staying put amid a Cabinet upheaval over Brexit, the Guardian reports.
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Looking back at this past year and a half, and all the upheaval, would you do anything differently?
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Iraq, Syria, Libya and Iran are areas of upheaval and unrest that are actively acting against American interests.
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There are also concerns about supply shortages from OPEC member Venezuela, which is experiencing economic and political upheaval.
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He said pension managers needed to reconsider their priorities to prevent the pain and upheaval he's concerned about.
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The upheaval and trauma of the Merahs' lives were essentially average among the cases he'd seen, he said.
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But a third tranche of cash from the Fund has been delayed since October due to political upheaval.
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Ms. May, until now Britain's home secretary, is set to take over at a time of immense upheaval.
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Many Kenyans didn't see why so few should stand trial for a social upheaval caused by so many.
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The policies pushed by globalists have exacerbated inequality and social upheaval in developed countries, producing a ferocious backlash.
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The upheaval in Firdaus' personal life is handled very poorly and the related scenes appear awkward at best.
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After seven years of upheaval throughout the Arab world, the Palestinian issue has slipped down the international agenda.
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Suspiria uses its eventual transition from earth tones to blood red as a code for violent social upheaval.
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As this system collapsed over decades, it did not only signal class upheaval; it led to gender vertigo.
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This was an election in which the grievances of white men — their economic upheaval, their cultural displacement — exploded.
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But a third tranche has been delayed since last October due to political upheaval and patchy reform progress.
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Lastly, the outperforming companies prioritized teamwork and held to their company values, even in the midst of upheaval.
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His departure comes at a moment of upheaval in the men's wear industry and in particular at LVMH.
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The suffering in these Rohingya villages is easy to ignore at a time of global and domestic upheaval.
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Over the next several years, the repercussions of this political upheaval were felt throughout the Chengdu art scene.
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Gernreich brought the libertine interwar European attitude he'd been raised in to the cultural upheaval of the '60s.
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No government had ever witnessed the social and economic upheaval that can accompany an outbreak of this disease.
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Similarly, the supranational organization would be the first stop for member countries facing financial upheaval or political crisis.
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The museum was founded in 1969, during a time of political upheaval, to emphasize Puerto Rican cultural contributions.
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The political upheaval was obvious on Tuesday with the latest turns in the great British psychodrama of Brexit.
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The ones he has yet to make will be the ones most affected by the Yellow Vests upheaval.
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Some scholars say the upheaval is a warning of the risks of embracing such autocratic allies too closely.
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General Bajwa has served during a time of great political upheaval, even by the tumultuous standards of Pakistan.
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This trend, driven by social change, economic upheaval and technological disruption, is worsening some of democracy's gravest problems.
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But senior Democrats did not hold back from criticizing the president or the recent upheaval in his administration.
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He used pragmatism, guile and an outsize personality to navigate a hazardous course through decades of political upheaval.
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The voluminous decrees, analysts say, promise months of administrative upheaval as agencies are abolished and government employees reassigned.
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Adults sometimes fail to recognize the violent upheaval that death of any scale can produce inside a child.
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For SoftBank, the investment is a rare deal in Brazil and comes in the middle of political upheaval.
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Editorial The tectonic plates of Europe are shifting, and President Trump is at the heart of this upheaval.
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She also cast the current upheaval as an opportunity for new voices to emerge and reshape the conversation.
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According to a 2014 audit, the monthly upheaval costs the bloc 114 million euros ($126 million) a year.
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He called on the staff to stay focused on the mission of the agency, despite the recent upheaval.
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He has stuck through the sort of habitual upheaval that can unmoor even the most talented young players.
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It was unclear what they thought would happen, or why they assumed there would be a great upheaval.
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Workers at several shops in the train station on Monday morning said the transit upheaval was hurting business.
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Mr. Ortis joined the national police force's intelligence division at a time of great upheaval, Mr. Wark said.
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The paramilitarys primary duty is to defend against potential enemies within - countering domestic upheaval and protecting top leaders.
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The decision sparked days of upheaval in Argentine markets, and sent its peso tumbling to a record low.
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The upheaval comes at a critical time for Iraq and for the United States' role in the country.
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"The potential for a constitutional challenge to those election results and ensuing upheaval is real," the court said.
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She was a single mother, and worked as a civil servant in Beijing through decades of political upheaval.
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Executives, however, have spent much of the week trying to put a positive spin on the market upheaval.
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Offering executives financial incentives to stay through upheaval, be it a merger or restructuring, is a common practice.
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Gold prices edged higher on Friday, on the Spanish developments leading investors to seek safety from political upheaval.
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That upheaval will make it "difficult to address urgent humanitarian needs," the report said, quoting the State Department.
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He added that the whole automobile industry faced a major upheaval that it would cope with using innovation.
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If embryos are granted rights, this could send the entire IVF industry, and how it operates, into upheaval.
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Once again, the unlikeliest of presidents had torn up the script and thrown his young administration into upheaval.
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The decade-long upheaval so terrorized the population that some people killed themselves rather than even risk denunciation.
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The volatility on Wall Street reflects worldwide financial upheaval brought on in the wake of the UK's referendum.
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Glass could easily have allowed the spell and subsequent upheaval to transform the plot into a revenge fantasy.
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" At one point Celan writes in an untitled poem: "Particles, patriarchs, buried / in the upheaval, spangles / of ore.
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Like Angelina and many others with depression, his first episode followed a period of intense stress and upheaval.
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If villages are economically empowered, regeneration of forested landscapes can be led from the grassroots without causing upheaval.
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The upheaval spiked oil prices, with barrels of Brent crude hitting $62.55, its highest price since July 2015.
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To better prepare you for this emotional upheaval, we've outlined exactly what you'll be experiencing during these award shows.
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James Lockhart Smith, head of financial sector risk at Verisk Maplecroft, said there is risk of severe political upheaval.
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While lung function predictably reduced from the screaming and general upheaval, so did the feeling of shortness of breath.
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Luxottica has been dogged by management upheaval in recent years, raising questions over Del Vecchio's succession plans and strategy.
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In this age of uncertainty and political upheaval, it's also a good and comforting reminder for all of us.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. spy agencies expect continuing upheaval in Libya and Ukraine, top intelligence officials told Congress on Thursday.
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It says fresh management upheaval would set back progress just when its fortunes could be about to be transformed.
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Today, large chunks of Africa remain rife with political upheaval, social dislocation, and unfathomable food security and wealth gaps.
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That period averages 90 days, but upheaval across the media business is fueling debate on whether that should shrink.
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Despite the Flynn upheaval, there has been no falling out between Trump and Pence, according to the administration source.
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And in times of confusion and upheaval, a little understanding might just be a better salve than mere distraction.
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The constant staff upheaval at all levels has left Trump's White House grappling to try to advance his policies.
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January 30, 2017 frequently says Mr Trump is correct that much of that upheaval is generated by ongoing protests.
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Sycamore would also be betting that it can reinvigorate the Victoria's Secret brand after it has faced significant upheaval.
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Yet some say that if everything is in a state of upheaval already, change becomes easier to bring about.
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Musk's personal life was in upheaval too: Musk and his wife Justine, a Canadian author, got divorced in 2008.
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The passing of that moment without great upheaval should in itself go a long way towards defusing political tensions.
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Whether China's latest market upheaval is by design or default, it's little surprise that investors are assuming the worst.
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The fund wants to avoid upheaval: this would be an awkward moment to cast around for a new boss.
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Why not take this moment of upheaval and inconvenience and turn it into a chance to reshape the country?
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It should go without saying that this pace of change and scale of upheaval invariably results in sociocultural tension.
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But the IMF has been similarly reluctant to cut Pakistan off, for fear of the upheaval that would ensue.
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After 1964, in the midst of racial upheaval, the Republican Party shifted to become the party of white America.
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But still: Back in November 2017, there was yet another upheaval over the disconcerting experience of hearing Pikachu speak.
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He reiterated his "neutral" rating on the stock, saying the upheaval on Fifth Avenue is not its biggest concern.
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Beijing-backed leader Lam, who has apologised for the upheaval, has not been seen in public since June 18.
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Mr Wickremesinghe, although the dogged defender of democratic norms in the recent upheaval, is much less personable and popular.
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There&aposs such upheaval in the country right now, no one knows what&aposs going to happen next week.
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Hong Kong's own property market survived an even greater political upheaval when sovereignty was transferred to China in 1997.
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Ten years after the financial crisis, Europe's bankers must wonder whether the regulatory upheaval will ever cease (see article).
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But there is a particular reason to worry about the ability of retail workers to navigate labour-market upheaval.
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Investors see an increasing chance of voters rejecting his measures, which could lead to a period of political upheaval.
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The German bank has had to grapple with a long list of accusations of wrongdoing and a management upheaval.
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However, the coming upheaval in cars won't be about metal, drive-trains or batteries (or even particular autonomous systems).
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The cultural upheaval following the 226 election has stoked outrage in people on all sides of the political spectrum.
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Her shining moments arrive after Jack has died, which is to be expected among all the obvious emotional upheaval.
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During the upheaval of the 1990s and early 2000s, parts of the constitution shifted from misty precedent into law.
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A panacea for the rage that's been flowing through most of us during this difficult time of political upheaval?
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His supporters regard Sisi as the key to stability following the prolonged, violent upheaval that followed the 2011 revolt.
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Sisi and his supporters say they needed to stabilize the country following the upheaval triggered by the 2011 uprising.
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For me in my lifetime there's been the most palpable sense of upheaval and unrest and strange–" Victoria: "–darkness.
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They did so to avoid the possibility of becoming pregnant by rape, a threat during the country's political upheaval.
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He was assigned to a task force overseeing the telecommunications industry, which was going through a period of upheaval.
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The trade disputes were endangering the global upturn by denting confidence and triggering upheaval on financial markets, he said.
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President Obama said in an interview Sunday that Turkey remains a strong U.S. partner, despite recent upheaval in Ankara.
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Recession and political upheaval have brought Brazil's currency, the real, down by three-fifths against the dollar since 203.
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In their willingness to entertain alternative architectural and relational structures, both artists confront dystopian upheaval with practical utopian imagination.
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Disasters, whether natural (like hurricanes and floods) or man-made (like wars), can cause tremendous upheaval in people's lives.
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The biggest benefit could be for the children, who do not have to suffer immediate upheaval in their lives.
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The upheaval in the rotation is leading to some disjointed play, and Orlando committed 2101 turnovers in Tuesday's loss.
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Industrialisation caused pervasive labour-market upheaval as some jobs vanished, others changed beyond recognition and totally new ones emerged.
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It is also a film whose yearslong creation circumscribed a period of upheaval and tragedy in Mr. Jones's life.
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But they have also brought significant economic upheaval and heightened cultural pressures, along with huge unknowns about the future.
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The social upheaval caused by the drug war against minorities and their families has had deep and significant effects.
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After the upheaval of the 1960s, activists on both sides of divisive issues decided to take over different parties.
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As with any time of upheaval and political uncertainty when the far right rises, Jews become an easy target.
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That selling followed a rally in German and U.S. government bonds on political upheaval in Italy in late May.
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Its leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, combined Mr. Zarqawi's views with an apocalypticism taking hold amid the region's upheaval.
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If Yali inspired Guns, Germs, and Steel, the inspiration for Upheaval was Diamond's wife, Marie Cohen, a clinical psychologist.
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Parodies of his oeuvre are flourishing, a sign that Brazilian satire is keeping pace with the country's political upheaval.
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He vowed to bring stability to the country following widespread unrest and political upheaval during the 2011 Arab Spring.
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Ultimately, Mr. Shi held out hope that a Clinton presidency would not mean an upheaval in relations with China.
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And his explicitly racist policies on immigration, law enforcement, and combating foreign terrorism threaten domestic unrest and foreign upheaval.
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As Bushnell himself noted, technologies of the future present a whole lot of problems—job loss, upheaval, and more.
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Investors are betting on swings in individual stocks and sectors rather than on an upheaval in the broad market.
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I was born on December 5, 1983, and feel like the years from 29 on have brought total upheaval.
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Many companies in the industry have proactively adjusted their cancellation policies to accommodate the upheaval caused by the epidemic.
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Poland is in upheaval after the ouster of 27 Supreme Court justices, including its top judge, Malgorzata Gersdorf, above.
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It's a testament to America's period of tremendous social and economic upheaval that continues to define the city today.
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The nearly unprecedented upheaval at the top levels of the broadcast networks is happening for a variety of reasons.
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" If one word has come to define the aesthetic upheaval that took place at Judson, it might be "pedestrian.
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This jumbling of the boundary lines has also coincided with a wider upheaval in the state — demographically, economically, socially.
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Their findings set off an upheaval in the executive ranks of the world's largest sports footwear and apparel company.
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The investing landscape has seen an incredible amount of upheaval in recent years — and it has technology to thank.
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The developers listening to Mr. Zuckerberg were aware of this, and the upheaval that the shift could cause them.
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Now, wracked by war and shaken by political upheaval, the nation struggles to hold on to its scientific traditions.
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Some have escaped upheaval, like Paulin Dongomale, an engineering student who was forced to flee the Central African Republic.
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Frampton's grief and the upheaval of moving disrupted his schooling, he said, and set him on an outsider's path.
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His measured response to upheaval in Eastern Europe drew complaints that he was not seizing the reins of history.
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Unlikely Historians captures a fifteen-year period of the so-called American Century characterized by upheaval of all stripes.
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I think history speaks to one very clear reality in times of tumult, of political upheaval, of drastic change.
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Management upheaval is not new for Reddit, although more recently it has had a period of executive-level stability.
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Adding another chapter to years of upheaval at English National Opera, the company's artistic director, Daniel Kramer, is leaving.
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Rather, they embody an anarchic force that could be provoked into upheaval by an environmental disaster or other emergency.
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As a country and a culture, we aren't on the "other side" of the extremist upheaval we're seeing now.
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But even as Trump has privately questioned the group's remaining influence amid internal upheaval, he found little wiggle room.
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Worth noting ... the Smollett case also caused upheaval at the hospital where he was treated after the alleged attack.
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But he stuck around amid the franchise's upheaval and dysfunction, and last season averaged 20.5 points and 5.4 rebounds.
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That task will not be easy, he said, because many people have fled amid the upheaval in the area.
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So much upheaval has often left struggling Yemenis to deal with whichever armed group has most recently taken control.
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While Mr. Macklowe's professional life enjoys a moment of calm, his personal one is in the midst of upheaval.
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This year's market activity, including the upheaval earlier this month, has translated into strong business for J.P. Morgan Chase.
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They have also caused upheaval in Oyster Bay, as former and current town officials testified about inner workings there.
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Attendance surged, and hipsters in Berlin began to take note of the upheaval underway in sleepy, big-money Frankfurt.
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But after all the upheaval and unexpected emotions, the conclusion of the Australian Open was reassuringly familiar for Djokovic.
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Seizing the opening, Democrats wasted no time putting the onus squarely on Republicans for any economic upheaval to come.
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The start of 2020 was the second New Year's celebration in a row where Macron has faced social upheaval.
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"Whenever there's a lot of social upheaval, people are in a less secure, stable situation in general," he said.
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What their international allies, like the US and France, didn't count on was domestic political upheaval in Burkina Faso.
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The 503s are, after all, remembered as a time of dramatic social, political and cultural upheaval across the country.
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This "upheaval" has led to growing illegitimacy rates, drug use and "angry, alienated young males," CNN reported Barr said.
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On Sunday, the company announced its plans to file for bankruptcy after facing months of financial upheaval and uncertainty.
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Throughout decades of war and upheaval, millions of Afghan refugees fled to Iran, where a large Afghan population remains.
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The new financing suggests that despite Brazil's political and economic upheaval, the financial technology sector remains a bright spot.
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The legal team representing the president in the Russia probe is also in upheaval, according to various media reports.
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How to explain a "populist" upheaval that installed a team of multimillionaires and billionaires at the heart of government?
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Brazil, once considered among the hottest growth markets, has not yet left behind its recent economic and political upheaval.
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The world seems to be veering toward the upheaval and entrenched polarization that Mr. Hamid envisioned in the novel.
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A quadruple-forte C-sharp-minor upheaval in the orchestra ensues, with the brass crying doom in falling intervals.
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Iran does not suffer domestic upheaval, but decades of diplomatic hostility with the West have left it political isolated.
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However, the upheaval in the euro may be limited by the large number of options expiring at $1.1155-$1.1160.
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The latest deal comes at a time of upheaval in the industry, with rival deepwater rig firm Seadrill SDRL.
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Wayward Lives, Beautiful Experiments: Intimate Histories of Social Upheaval (2019) by Saidiya Hartman is published by W.W. Norton & Company.
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The author wanted to capture the upheaval of the time, while also offering a glimmer of hope for growth.
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Turkey also has a history of shutting down all or parts of the internet during times of political upheaval.
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A center of Roman Catholic faith, over the centuries Notre-Dame has also been a target of political upheaval.
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The project comes at a difficult time for investigative journalism and the media industry as a whole, plagued by upheaval.
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Investors don't seem too worried about the upheaval among drivers, perhaps because they assume such workers will soon be obsolete.
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The ECB's latest meeting comes amid upheaval in France over labor reforms that have been encouraged by the central bank.
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Failure, by contrast, could spread turmoil to the Gulf, which broadly avoided the upheaval of the Arab spring of 2011.
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Strands of the story encapsulate "the positive sides of this upheaval which we didn't see at first," Ms Ziervogel says.
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But upheaval in the workforce would place additional pressure on an already wobbly private sector, risking an even sharper slowdown.
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They saw how the Enlightenment led to the upheaval of the French revolution and the murderous Terror that consumed it.
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Between the lines: Traders don't appear convinced at this point that the rupture will cause major upheaval in oil flows.
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The upheaval makes it hard to make meaningful economic comparisons, but Crimeans complain of galloping inflation and daily electricity rationing.
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But the shift is also part of an upheaval in attitudes towards business happening on both sides of the Atlantic.
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That did not stop Labor denouncing the current upheaval as a shameful shambles and a betrayal of the people's trust.
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The attack came as Egypt struggles to revive tourism, which has suffered from security threats and years of political upheaval.
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Brazil has kept a close eye on economic and political upheaval in neighboring Venezuela that could trigger such an exodus.
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Clearly this is the real Barney — the one whose nihilistic plunge into timely existential despair reflects our own social upheaval.
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It also sparked a discussion about the state of freelance journalism during a time of upheaval for the news industry.
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That wave of globalization also produced the backlash from American voters, many of whom lost jobs to that economic upheaval.
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In a year filled with continued social upheaval, Google analytics paint a slightly more light-hearted picture of today's society.
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The CPB has not revealed the purpose of the upheaval; Thais assume the king just wants an even bigger palace.
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What follows is a captivating tale about the trials of settling down, fitting in and battling on amid emotional upheaval.
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Last year, Alphabet Inc's Google faced internal upheaval over a contract to help the U.S. military analyze aerial drone imagery.
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He hopes that "Upheaval" will encourage other scholars to take up his ideas and mould them into something more rigorous.
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Analysts said a deal could herald more restructuring in an industry which has gone through years of upheaval and layoffs.
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Why it matters: That's worth remembering as we celebrate July 4 at a time of accelerating changes and political upheaval.
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Whatever progress Trump might make in negotiations could be thrown into upheaval at any given moment with a new tweet.
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If charges are brought, political upheaval would likely ensue with pressure on Netanyahu, who denies any wrongdoing, to step down.
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In the upheaval of recent months, many Hollywood A-listers have committed to using their own power to initiate change.
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Ironsi at a 30-minute press conference in which he described the upheaval as ''general disorder in the Nigerian Army.
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The film was released in June 1968, in the midst of a different, but still comparable climate of cultural upheaval.
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WPP is struggling to find a new leader just as upheaval in the industry calls for a radical shake-up.
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After a year of major upheaval and worldwide insanity, we won't be heartbroken to see 2017 in our rearview mirrors.
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Midge began moonlighting as a comedian, despite the fact that her new lifestyle caused major upheaval in her traditional family.
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Such a move would represent a massive deterioration in bilateral ties and cause an upheaval in the global trade system.
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Big upheaval, especially in an area that resonates as personally for voters as health care, is bound to spur backlash.
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The civil rights era of the 1960s represented a major upheaval in racial justice politics and organizing for equal rights.
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" The fear is growing "that, as with other Russian rulers, Tsar Vladimir will leave turbulence and upheaval in his wake.
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Yet this upheaval would only decrease the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's predicted rate of future warming by 0.02 percent.
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The Bank may also have to take steps to steer Britain's huge financial services industry through any upheaval in markets.
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Political upheaval intensified in late March when the Venezuelan Supreme Court dissolved Parliament and transferred all legislative powers to itself.
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The English language began as an upheaval; I am not protecting it when I try to guard it against change.
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Fortunately, most of the upheaval is confined to new channels: e-mail, texting, Twitter and whatever is to come next.
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The industry has been struggling after the upheaval triggered by a 2011 uprising that ended Hosni Mubarak's 30-year rule.
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Articles are already appearing anticipating the upheaval amongst the 85033 million Trump supporters that removal of the President could bring.
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New York (CNN Business)Walmart continues to grow, increasing investors' confidence in the company's ability to navigate upheaval in retail.
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The structural change shows the upheaval that British banks face to meet the rules that come into force in 2019.
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Official subsidies, cheap loans and the inevitable bail-outs from local officials, worried about jobs and social upheaval, ensure survival.
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The White House, meanwhile, is bracing for a potential staff exodus or more upheaval in the Cabinet after Election Day.
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President Xi Jinping has none of Mao's appetite for upheaval, and Chinese society is far less rigid and isolated now.
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Sisi's supporters see him as key to stability after the upheaval following the 2011 revolt that toppled president Hosni Mubarak.
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Is it not too pat, fusing the personal crisis with a public upheaval and wringing meaning out of mere coincidence?
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On Wednesday, Dilma Rousseff was the second to be ousted while in office amid political upheaval and allegations of wrongdoing.
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Clinton on trade policy and her status as a political insider, and delivering blunt calls for wholesale upheaval in Washington.
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The upheaval over President Obama's Supreme Court nominee only further complicates Republicans' chances to hold on to their small majority.
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Brazil, the first _________ country to host the Olympics, is reeling from an astonishing combination of political upheaval and economic crisis.
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In his letters, he praises the country's "genuine freedom" and "superb government" at a time of political and social upheaval.
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Three recent studies of the American electorate illuminate the upheaval in the two political parties: the first, published on Oct.
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His work expresses the pervasive atmosphere of uncertainty that plagued [Japan] and exorcises the demons of social and political upheaval.
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She was a real trooper about it, though, and there wasn't much great emotional upheaval that was shared with me.
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But the announcement, made on national television in both Hindi and English, led to an immediate upheaval in the country.
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Issac J. Bailey was pulling together his memoir at a time when America was in the midst of racial upheaval.
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Next year is the 30th anniversary of that bloody upheaval, and promises to be a tense time for the government.
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Other moments like this one, when financial markets were flashing signs of upheaval, did not always end in economic catastrophe.
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And it has plunged morning television, a genre that depends on maintaining a mood of homey continuity, deeper into upheaval.
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Adding to the upheaval: the co-founders of the photo-sharing app Instagram, one of Facebook's most prized possessions, resigned.
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Even those of us who are literally in the UK are struggling to keep up with the political upheaval here.
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The $1.23 million deal comes amid months of turmoil at The Times, including upheaval in the editorial and management ranks.
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Genre lines continued to blur and the definition of album shifted further in another year of upheaval in pop music.
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On Friday morning, as global leaders digested the news of the latest upheaval in Washington, the divided reaction was telling.
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And December has historically been a month when these types of demonstrations turn violent, particularly at times of economic upheaval.
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During times of great personal upheaval, human behavior drives a person to seek guidance and solace through a greater authority.
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Uber's workplace drama has sparked considerable upheaval; it resulted in the company's firing of 20 employees and prompted Kalanick's resignation.
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In addition, we must recognize that economic upheaval at the macro level means turmoil and instability at the personal level.
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But despite the upheaval, the director Asa Helga Hjorleifsdottir never displays the passion that her characters suggest in their stories.
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But dance still happens downtown, and the past year has been a time of upheaval for organizations that support it.
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As a patient, prepare to be a bit more patient We are living through an unprecedented upheaval of societal norms.
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The results represented an almost once-in-a-generation upheaval for a capital city where change can cause allergic reactions.
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Democratic strategists were unprepared for the depth of the upheaval that shifted the balance of power across the Rust Belt.
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What effects, if any, did political upheaval have on your interviewee or his or her family or community that year?
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But a new study in the journal Science suggests how complicated love can be in a time of political upheaval.
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Every question — about identity politics, geopolitical upheaval and Zakaria's college days — seems to prompted by something his guest just said.
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The upheaval on Sunday was "one of the hardest nights on Lesbos in years," said Spyros Galinos, the island's mayor.
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On the other hand, maybe I wouldn't want to learn anything that would probably cause upheaval in my present family.
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The 2010s were marked by terrorism, major natural disasters, huge political upheaval and, in the U.S. in particular, political polarization.
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This is clearly not the October that the league at large expected following an off-season of unprecedented roster upheaval.
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To put it in more general terms: What forces account for differing degrees of upheaval when societies are in crisis?
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The bombshell made it clear that the political and economic upheaval in Latin America's largest country is far from over.
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A standard piece of advice about decisions is that important ones should not be made in times of traumatic upheaval.
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After their relationship soured in the wake of the 573 upheaval, the son started his own venture, William Macklowe Company.
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Trump spewed flagrantly racist language to blame immigrants for upheaval in the job market and fueled fears about domestic terrorism.
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The index's long period of placidity amid constant upheaval in Washington has posed a persistent riddle for Wall Street prognosticators.
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And I said, If it just gets a little bit worse, you're going to have a major upheaval in consciousness.
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The deal will put together the two home-shopping television networks at a time of upheaval in the retail world.
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All the upheaval prompted a question that lingered at the tournament's halfway point: Is this really a United States Open?
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It's not a comedy of social upheaval, like " Boudu Saved from Drowning " (1932), though it does have wit to spare.
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The company has steered through upheaval in retail by beefing up customer service and turning stores into modern-looking showrooms.
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It was a time of intense social and political upheaval that gave rise to the Protestant Reformation and the Inquisition.
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But the one thing no one prepares you for is the total upheaval your sex life is about to undergo.
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He added that the whole automobile industry faced a major upheaval that it would cope with by means of innovation.
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Was there a period of time that brought so much change, and upheaval, and heartache, and renewal of the spirit?
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The scandal has sparked an upheaval in countries like Peru, where authorities are seeking the arrest of a former president.
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Shafak, one of Turkey's best-known authors, explores the relationship between faith and doubt in a time of political upheaval.
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Gallace invests common, readily understandable, even timeworn local scenes with freshness and wonderment, as well as subtle agitation and upheaval.
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Its 543 percent vote for Brexit in 254 was one of the first results announced, an early indicator of upheaval.
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But current and former homeland security officials say he once again faces the challenge of managing an agency in upheaval.
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After recent political upheaval, they fear that gains by rival groups will upset a fragile coexistence and cause new strife.
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His upheaval is funny and self-consciously melodramatic, with wry humor and tenderness just below the surface of dissonant darkness.
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It has avoided the bloody upheaval that has rocked the Arab world of late, but its stability is far from assured.
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In Israel and Palestine, the rule has become occupation and incitement; in the rest of the region, it's upheaval and ISIS.
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While Saroo's inner life is in upheaval, he falls in love with a fellow student at the hospitality school he attends.
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Even those who voted for it (as most farmers did) think it will unleash at least a decade of agricultural upheaval.
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And though the white spaces are large and somewhat uniform, there is an exhilarating sense of crashing upheaval to this painting.
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This means that the remarkable upheaval we're currently experiencing in American politics may very well continue far beyond the 2016 election.
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As memories of that upheaval faded, his ability to assert confidently what the great man would have thought became ever-handier.
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The climate is in upheaval, and how we treat what remains of Creation's species will dictate the future of our own.
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The OPEC nation's society is in upheaval amid triple-digit inflation, a deep recession, and brutal shortages of food and medicine.
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Yet today the prime minister announced that the country would soon face more upheaval: a snap general election on June 8th.
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The Brexit vote represented "substantial shock… and is generating severe political upheaval," said Ed Parker, managing director at Fitch, to CNBC.
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A short article published in Fortune around that time noted that many companies feared the coming upheaval of a digital age.
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Because of the video, Dr. Click became the public face of the upheaval, to the dismay of some of the protesters.
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" It's hard to square that second rule with a decision holding that judges must permit discrimination to avoid "massive social upheaval.
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The proximate cause this week was a brace of supply outages in Libya and Venezuela, both of which are in upheaval.
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Like counterparts facing upheaval in other industries, Cargill worries that the supply of food from farm to table is being disrupted.
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Technology, globalization, capital flight, deleveraging, and further financialization have caused tremendous dislocation and upheaval, and that rate of change is accelerating.
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Instead, this episode is mostly about Anne, and how the extraordinary grief and upheaval in her life demands a supernatural remedy.
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Embattled Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam, who has apologised for the upheaval, has not been seen in public since June 18.
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In my mind, these things haven't gone away and the last thing the country needs is political upheaval at this moment.
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The OPEC nation's society is in upheaval amid triple-digit inflation, a deep recession and brutal shortages of food and medicine.
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He was widely seen as a stabilizing force through an era of rapid change and decades of often violent political upheaval.
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Thailand has weathered more than a decade of political upheaval that has pitted the royalist-military establishment against populist political forces.
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Some Democrats in Michigan's swing areas worry about whether a candidate who promises major upheaval can win the state in 2020.
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The bank has assets of more than $46 billion, 600 branches on five continents and a reputation for withstanding political upheaval.
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Despite the upheaval of a second amputation, she's likely to receive the playful ribbing that often buoys the wounded warrior community.
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That would make the feature the reason for Pluto's orientation towards Charon, and explain the dwarf planet's still active geologic upheaval.
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The political upheaval intensified in late March when the Venezuelan Supreme Court dissolved Parliament and transferred all legislative powers to itself.
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Aleppo siege marks dramatic upheaval Despite the refugee presence near the border, Turkey has allowed Syrians needing medical treatment to enter.
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Tunisia has escaped major upheaval and violence suffered by other countries who ousted longstanding leaders in the 2011 Arab Spring revolts.
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Upheaval at home is a reliable turn-on, as activists turn to allies overseas in search of parallel struggles -- and answers.
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EISEN: THERE'S ALSO NEW CHALLENGES IN BRAZIL, THE ECONOMY IS IN RECESSION, THERE'S POLITICAL UPHEAVAL AND THERE'S AN OUTBREAK OF ZIKA.
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Lance Bass endured great emotional and financial upheaval at the hands of Lou Pearlman — music producer, manager and mastermind behind *NSYNC.
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It vacates more space inside the device Headphone manufacturers haven't had to deal with much in the way of connector upheaval.
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This is especially true now, given we're in the midst of national and international upheaval, much of which affects women's rights.
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The political upheaval started in late March, when the Venezuelan Supreme Court dissolved Parliament and transferred all legislative powers to itself.
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It is much more likely the Eastern Province will remain peaceful, and much less likely that it will see social upheaval.
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His departure comes as the company is going through an upheaval in its business caused by the rise of cloud computing.
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The upheaval threw Labour's campaign into disarray only a day after Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservatives stumbled out of the gate.
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Russia, now a record low 63rd in FIFA world rankings, have experienced upheaval with three managers in the last two years.
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Under both capitalism and socialism, industrialism was celebrated as bringing modernity and progress, worth the decades of struggle, upheaval, and violence.
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Most international banks and foreign investors have sold their bonds and other financial holdings, protecting them from potential upheaval in Greece.
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However, one Aviva shareholder said the choice of an internal candidate was unlikely to signal "a radical plan - with more upheaval".
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That pact is seen as the key to maintaining relative stability in a region rocked by social upheaval in recent years.
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More than 1.4 million Venezuelans have migrated to Colombia in recent years, fleeing shortages of food and medicine and political upheaval.
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And the fear will grow that, as with other Russian rulers, Tsar Vladimir will leave turbulence and upheaval in his wake.
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But despite the upheaval Netflix has caused in the industry, the streaming service has yet to have a big Emmys night.
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The upheaval has been exploited by members of far-right groups who have also protested, often clashing with more moderate demonstrators.
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Amid this upheaval, some have come to believe that when minorities, immigrants and women make gains, it pushes them further behind.
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The tweets represent Trump's most extensive public comments on the upheaval in the semiautonomous territory, which has lasted over two months.
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The first South American country to host the Olympics is reeling from an astonishing combination of political upheaval and economic crisis.
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On Thursday, the White House denied that the upheaval was the result of chaos that could lead to potential vulnerabilities abroad.
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Target ranges were produced for each sport, with cycling tipped to produce the most medals — eight to 10 — despite recent upheaval.
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There will be institutional and political upheaval for years to come while the terms of Britain's knotty disentanglement are worked out.
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Outside of the South, the political upheaval has been particularly notable in the West and in states with heavy Latino populations.
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Finally, beyond Europe, recent political shifts in Argentina and the upheaval in Brazil also suggest that leftist populism is in demise.
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This probably comes as no surprise, given the ongoing congressional upheaval surrounding the repeal and replacement of the Affordable Care Act.
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While the retaking of Attica was the bloodiest event in a decade of civic upheaval, it spurred landmark prison reform efforts.
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