The bill was set to move and then was abruptly halted, — a Wednesday markup was abruptly cancelled — as members huddled to figure out their next step. Rep.
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One of them, Charlotte, left school abruptly as a teen, but turns up at a music summit abruptly a decade later, after a mysterious stay in a mental hospital.
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Nunes and the abruptly canceled Trump Russia hearings A mysterious trip to the White House, an abruptly canceled hearing on Russia, and a growing chorus of calls for his recusal.
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Then, it died abruptly — its belly full of squid.
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SASKATOON, Saskatchewan — Kendall Coyne Schofield abruptly gasped with delight.
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Mr. Kim abruptly changed tack in January with diplomatic overtures, first to South Korea and later to Mr. Trump, who stunned the world by abruptly agreeing to talk directly to Mr. Kim.
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Abruptly vanished from the Xbox hacking scene, causing widespread paranoia.
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Days later, Waymo abruptly dismissed its patent claim without explanation.
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But in his third year, Ishiguro abruptly gives up painting.
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But she abruptly ended her run due to health reasons.
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After I sent the list, the discussion was abruptly cancelled.
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"But what's the point of all this?" she said, abruptly.
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Whenever they occur, the theater is plunged abruptly into darkness.
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The footage cuts abruptly, as though someone changed the channel.
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Urjit Patel, the RBI's governor, abruptly resigned, citing "personal reasons".
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With the first gunshots, though, centuries of commerce abruptly ceased.
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But officials abruptly fired Thompson, according to a recent statement.
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Nursultan Nazarbayev, Kazakhstan's strongman president of 30 years, resigned abruptly.
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The Newspace Center for Photography in Portland, Oregon, abruptly closed.
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Basically you can't brake abruptly because you're just standing there.
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Systrom and Krieger abruptly resigned from Instagram on September 24th.
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He abruptly swerves into the water a few seconds later.
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Many of those ended abruptly and not well for publishers.
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I'm so sad to see him go, and so abruptly.
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He does, and he abruptly turns into an adult hero.
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Last month, Star Wars star Daisy Ridley abruptly quit Instagram.
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And then, all that hazy heartstring tugging abruptly ends as
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Six days later, the company called the contest off abruptly.
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Then, in November 2.03, Silk Road 2.0 was abruptly shuttered.
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But what alarms him is that this happened so abruptly.
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His security detail was abruptly cut off for several weeks.
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Tiffany screams and sits up abruptly, pushing Kevin off her.
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When she tires, Rachel abruptly pushes him from her bedchamber.
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This can be done either abruptly or gradually over time.
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I remember when my parents abruptly stopped talking to me.
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The beat ended abruptly; it was the tall woman's ringtone.
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Mr. Bolton stiffened, witnesses said, and abruptly ended the meeting.
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After 25 minutes, the call was abruptly ended by Trump.
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After Odd Future rose to fame, Earl Sweatshirt abruptly disappeared.
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But others, like the Philly Pops, have abruptly changed course.
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Just moments after ignition, the vehicle's engine abruptly shut down.
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Nate Ha, it is amazing how abruptly it all changed.
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Deb Jorn, one of the company's top managers, resigned abruptly.
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The summit in Hanoi, Vietnam, ended abruptly when talks collapsed.
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Abruptly, we pulled in front of a white, windowless building.
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With some medications, stopping abruptly can lead to withdrawal symptoms.
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Hanks stopped drawing abruptly in 1941; no one knows why.
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She runs to find Jason — abruptly leaving Peter's press conference.
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Shannon ran into her friend Bill Jones, who'd quit abruptly.
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The global economic outlook has changed abruptly in recent weeks.
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The video cuts out abruptly, leaving me in complete darkness.
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Maybe they stare, look abruptly away, or shush their children.
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On Wednesday, the bank's top economist, Paul Romer, abruptly resigned.
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Then, in 2017, the three friends abruptly closed the doors.
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Trump approved strikes on Iran, but then abruptly pulled back.
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They, and their families, will abruptly lose their health care.
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Then Mr. Cuomo abruptly called off the shutdown this month.
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Bars, restaurants and other gathering spots have been abruptly shuttered.
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Bars, restaurants and other gathering spots have been abruptly shuttered.
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He opened the menu, then abruptly got up and left.
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The endings are frequently murky and strange, often abruptly truncated.
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That tide shifted abruptly, and it yet could again. Sen.
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Bausch Health abruptly stopped offering prescriptions on its site Dermatology.com.
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Players have also occasionally decided to leave the field abruptly.
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But on September 7th Mr Trump abruptly cancelled the negotiations.
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Mr Trump abruptly cancelled a peace summit with the Taliban.
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She quickly apologized, but NBC still abruptly canceled her show.
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River abruptly shoots himself in front of his best friend.
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Two days later, the deal with Airbnb abruptly fell apart.
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First they were going and then, very abruptly, they weren't.
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They cultivate an intense bond, until Lenny abruptly severs ties.
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Comey was abruptly fired by President Donald Trump in May.
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Time and time again that information abruptly ended the conversation.
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To add further insult, Mr. Trump apparently hung up abruptly.
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But on Friday, Mr. Abbott abruptly urged a different approach.
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The speedy rogue's escape ends abruptly as fatigue overcomes him.
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Then Mr. Greitens abruptly announced that he would step down.
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Mr. Trump ordered, then abruptly called off, airstrikes on Iran.
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His lower leg decelerates abruptly, absorbing 2100 Gs of force.
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But shortly before his arrival, the bills were abruptly withdrawn.
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She got off the phone abruptly without telling Jake why.
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The White House abruptly announced the move late on Oct.
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Going to Mauritius abruptly made them depressed, many became alcoholics.
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Then, three years ago, he abruptly retreated from public life.
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By Friday that mood had been abruptly cast aside, however.
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The committee abruptly paused its proceedings just after 11 p.m.
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But on December 8th Mr Khatib abruptly withdrew from consideration.
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Then on April 1, Trump abruptly announced an aid cutoff.
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Nor is it really a surprise that the same week Trump abruptly curtailed transgender rights, he just as abruptly threatened the career of Jeff Sessions, the administration official most revered by the alt-right.
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One year later, however, Trump's own Defense Department abruptly rescinded it.
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The problem: iPhone 6S devices that shut down the phones abruptly.
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After being scheduled Tuesday, the meeting was abruptly canceled by ICE.
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When this claim was refuted, his campaign abruptly fired the pollsters.
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I could not fault my father for leaving me so abruptly.
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Twitter abruptly curtailed Mackey's personal account's API access two weeks ago.
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The four prosecutors assigned to Stone's case abruptly withdrew on Tuesday.
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Madsen was rescued out at sea after his submarine abruptly sank.
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He abruptly left that post after his medical license was revoked.
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Owned by Warner LeRoy, it closed abruptly on July 10, 1988.
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Days after Bob was born, his father abruptly left the family.
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Temperatures abruptly plunged to 39 degrees Fahrenheit in the subtropical capital.
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But now, WIRED has learned, those plans have been abruptly dropped.
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Ferrexpo shed 16.8 percent after Deloitte abruptly quit as its auditor.
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Less than three weeks later, Mr. Griffin has been abruptly replaced.
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But at his trial, Gouker abruptly reversed his plea to guilty.
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The device then beeped, prompting Moore to abruptly end the interview.
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But a no-deal exit would abruptly and greatly increase friction.
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The car then sped about 10 feet away before stopping abruptly.
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Rather than talk about it, he abruptly turns heel and runs.
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Garmback then abruptly stops talking, covering his face with his hands.
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Her words rushed out, then stopped, and then started again, abruptly.
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Bartosz leaves abruptly, though, and doesn't tell Regina where he's going.
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A source told CNN that Trump had abruptly ended the call.
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And on Thursday, MoviePass's sustainability abruptly came to a brief halt.
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He retired abruptly from the college in March after 40 years.
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About half an hour later, the submarine abruptly sank, police said.
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De Mistura abruptly aborted a first round of talks on Feb.
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Online furniture retailer Dot & Bo has abruptly closed its doors today.
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Here is R.A: Why might the Fed need to tighten abruptly?
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" But, Dowd writes, "her memory of the incident abruptly stops there.
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Not long after the Big Bang, the universe abruptly went dark.
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Walls abruptly stopped the proceedings and asked the jury to leave.
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On Thursday, Mattis had abruptly said he was quitting, effective Feb.
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Then in December 2100, Witty abruptly stopped working at the magazine.
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This week Mr Laplanche abruptly resigned, for reasons that remain unclear.
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On Tuesday, President Donald Trump abruptly fired FBI Director James Comey.
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That same month, Gross abruptly left Pimco in a messy split.
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Yet four games into last season, Cruzeiro's leadership abruptly fired Oliveira.
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Trump abruptly fired former FBI Director James Comey on May 9.
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But his family soon became concerned when his emails abruptly stopped.
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Abruptly end conversation and go revisit my real friends, the chips.
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The fetus's growth abruptly slowed and is now well below normal.
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So when Trump did abruptly change course midweek, a frenzy ensued.
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WIESBADEN, Germany — The pianist starts his show abruptly, with a wail.
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After the opening sequence, we turn abruptly to Teddy and Calvin.
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But that's abruptly deflated, back to plinks and high-hat taps.
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They could explode, or abruptly break down under sharp cross-examination.
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But when they opened an outside door the sounds abruptly stopped.
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He abruptly ended the call with whomever he was talking to.
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She cocks her head to the side abruptly, her ponytail jumps.
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The laughter at the loudest table in the restaurant abruptly dies.
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That's when the electricity in the miniscule room abruptly shut off.
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On Tuesday, LaRoche abruptly said he planned to leave the game.
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In the end, the worst-case scenario hit, and hit abruptly.
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Day 1: Symptoms come on abruptly, within an hour or two.
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The breakdown abruptly raised the prospect of new elections in Germany.
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This nascent intimacy abruptly ends when she leaves on a trip.
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When the government abruptly imposed the lockdown, he started to panic.
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But prosecutors abruptly announced Monday that they were scrapping the charges.
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And then, almost as abruptly as it started, it was over.
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But on Wednesday, General al-Burhan abruptly offered to restart negotiations.
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That abruptly changed this week, in large part thanks to Trump.
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With it, it plays as the show abruptly shifting genres entirely.
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Where technology and economics collide Ford abruptly changed CEOs on Monday.
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On Thursday, it abruptly reversed course and revived its stimulus measures.
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Then as abruptly as he retired, Jordan came back in 1995.
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Six months ago, the manager who hired me was abruptly transferred.
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A cab whooshes by me and abruptly parks at the curb.
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And on Thursday, Mr. Ricketts abruptly shut the whole place down.
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Since the emergence of the virus, that flow has reversed abruptly.
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Returning to New York in 1929, Abbott abruptly gave up portraiture.
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Trump, expecting a low turnout, abruptly uninvited them the night before.
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The story then abruptly vanished from Teen Vogue&aposs website altogether.
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Now, it has abruptly halted at what should be its climax.
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Two weeks earlier, Mario Longhi of U.S. Steel abruptly stepped down.
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Then, just as abruptly, everything started to look pretty much fine.
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The gunfire was abruptly replaced by a series of explosive concussions.
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His wife, beside him, started abruptly and glared at her husband.
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But the effort was abruptly stopped this summer when Rear Adm.
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Over the past five years, such trends have abruptly gotten worse.
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The family fled abruptly with little time to gather school materials.
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That promise appeared nullified when Mahathir resigned abruptly a week ago.
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And on Friday, another prominent on-air personality was abruptly tossed.
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Before Iran's Qassem Soleimani was abruptly brought to justice on Jan.
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A U.S. economic indicator fell abruptly, dousing hopes for stronger growth.
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The inspector's response is garbled, and the video clip ends abruptly.
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Life intrudes, as children and the film's abruptly edited transitions underscore.
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Yovanovitch, a career diplomat, was abruptly recalled from Kiev in May.
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"I want to have a talk with you," she said abruptly.
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I'm struggling with this stranger coming into our lives so abruptly.
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McCabe on Monday abruptly resigned from his position in the bureau.
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Trump abruptly fired Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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Corinthian Colleges abruptly closed last year amid federal and state investigations.
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But those talks were abruptly aborted by President Trump in September.
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Dan Foreman (R), but he abruptly canceled the meeting Monday morning.
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Then the e-mail ended, as abruptly as it had begun.
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A day earlier, its commissioner, Gladys Carrión, had abruptly stepped down.
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Despite these numbers, Ms. Russell was abruptly let go last May.
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Then on the block of her school, her tone abruptly changes.
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The Trump administration abruptly and inexplicably terminated the program in 2017.
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You can see how Guccifer 2 hashtag unnaturally abruptly stops trending.
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The ceremony, as well as a working lunch, was abruptly canceled.
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The car next to us, driven by a human, stopped abruptly.
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Bush's tax cuts were set to lapse abruptly after 10 years.
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But on Wednesday the spot was abruptly pulled down by the campaign.
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Dating Around includes a few instances in which people end dates abruptly.
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In November 2015, co-founder Bernard Tse was abruptly ousted as CEO.
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Although the freestyle ends abruptly, her flows instantly leave listeners wanting more.
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He abruptly left the game after five innings with right arm soreness.
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The Oval Office signing was abruptly canceled last Thursday and never rescheduled.
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" Abruptly she stood up and began to gather the remaining plates. "Mary!
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Budget carrier Primera Air abruptly ceased operations in October, leaving passengers stranded.
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What's more, the show feels as if it's abruptly pulling its punches.
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Others said their fishing permits were abruptly denied for no apparent reason.
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Tesla started 493 by announcing layoffs and abruptly killing its referral program.
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Now it's happening so abruptly that landscapes are collapsing in on themselves.
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In December, the Chinese government abruptly canceled Abduweli's passport, rendering him stateless.
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The Limited abruptly shut down all 250 of its stores in 2017.
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As the cast and creators filed on, the celebration was abruptly halted.
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It is abruptly followed by a loss — Rikki Carter is coming, yay!
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And overall, the system tends to struggle when the lighting changes abruptly.
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Paratopic ends abruptly, but the plot doesn't seem deliberately confounding, just underdrawn.
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Incognito spent the last three seasons with the Bills before abruptly retiring.
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A week before the event, Fagre was abruptly uninvited from the tour.
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The Spanish question, she says, has abruptly ended more than one interview.
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The White House has floated the idea of halting the subsidies abruptly.
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Kanye West has abruptly pulled the plug on his Saint Pablo Tour.
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Sloan's predecessor, John Stumpf, abruptly retired after the scandal came to light.
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Even the cost of a driving licence abruptly shot up by 1,400%.
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The back end is abruptly squared off to help with aerodynamics, too.
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Abruptly scuttling its Big Apple plans blindsided Amazon's allies and opponents alike.
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The border wall ends abruptly in this image taken near Brownsville, Texas.
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"The public record is wrong," he said before the panel ended abruptly.
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The earliest and biggest beneficiaries were police officers, whose pay abruptly doubled.
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The interview ended abruptly, leading to speculation it had been cut short.
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He abruptly fired the leader to whom many FBI folks are loyal.
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But the fence abruptly ends in some places, leaving vast open stretches.
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Trump sparked a political firestorm when he abruptly fired Comey last week.
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Trump sparked a political firestorm when he abruptly fired Comey last week.
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This is a last-resort tool in case bond yields spike abruptly.
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Acker says he started crying and had to end the session abruptly.
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His phone call ended abruptly, his parents wrote in the opinion piece.
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The Viking, ends abruptly when Carmen collapses before even entering the ring.
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But as they continue, unrelenting, roughly 20073 rounds, the video abruptly ends.
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In another arm, the cash reward jumped abruptly and dramatically to $2.50.
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Last month, he abruptly announced U.S. troops would leave Syria, roiling allies.
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But prepare for the possibility that this paid vacation could end abruptly.
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"I hate goodbyes, Merilee," Roger, the irritated ghost, announces before abruptly disappearing.
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With Mr. Brandt's departure, Mr. Scheel's career in diplomacy also ended abruptly.
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That caveat leaves open the door to the subsidies being ended abruptly.
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While Cohn had telegraphed his intentions to leave, his exit came abruptly.
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Clinton grew weak as she abruptly left a ceremony in New York.
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Thomas Cook abruptly collapsed last month, stranding hundreds of thousands of travelers.
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The train and its 183 passengers abruptly stopped south of Eugene, Ore.
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In 1948, he abruptly announced that he intended to move to California.
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The summit ended abruptly, however, without an agreement between the two nations.
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Khalilzad abruptly returned to Qatar for at least two days of negotiations.
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Officials at Simmons claimed the pizza company had abruptly turned them down.
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Live video broadcasts recorded the moment the test began and abruptly ended.
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Gross, who co-founded the firm in 1971, left abruptly in 2014.
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Baker's poems often veer toward this kind of hubris, then abruptly away.
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V. Jan Scheuermann was abruptly separated from Hector a few years ago.
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The CEO of eBay abruptly stepped down from the company on Wednesday.
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The House was in recess when Trump abruptly fired Comey last week.
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When people stop immediately and that abruptly, it really makes them vulnerable.
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The shift from mild to wild usually occurs abruptly and without warning.
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Mohamed's resettlement application, which had been years in the making, abruptly stalled.
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It's helpful to have someone checking your blind spots before acting abruptly.
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Four senior police officials were abruptly transferred or put on modified duty.
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When you expressed feelings of reservation, the conversation should have abruptly ended.
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He confirmed the other information was also correct before abruptly hanging up.
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Abruptly, Bell's station was pulled off the air and the caller disappeared.
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The curtains closed on her reign almost as abruptly as they'd opened.
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Morrison stepped down abruptly in May after a string of poor results.
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On May 23, 22014, Mr. Day abruptly stepped down as chief executive.
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Sections of the old tracks end abruptly, obscured by dirt and shrubbery.
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Officials last week expressed calm, then abruptly ordered the evacuation on Sunday.
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Reached by phone, Mr. Aloko defended his record before hanging up abruptly.
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But inside Assi's front door, stuffy convention comes abruptly to a stop.
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Chris Dercon abruptly resigned as director of the Volksbühne Theater in Berlin.
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He turned to Morehouse alumni in attendance and abruptly issued a challenge.
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But then he abruptly quit working and was institutionalized, Mr. Tselnik said.
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But on Saturday, her office abruptly cut off discussion about the idea.
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The M.T.A. chose the first option, but then Governor Cuomo abruptly intervened.
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The Hummer appears to stop abruptly in the middle of the street.
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All of that changed abruptly when the wall came down in 1989.
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In April, one well-financed start-up called Arivale abruptly shut down.
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Shadia abruptly walked away from the entertainment business about three decades ago.
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The police abruptly yanked him off the air and took him away.
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Dr. Mishkin's grandmother was told to leave her village abruptly, he said.
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The CDC today abruptly postponed a press briefing on the coronavirus response.
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But then he resigned abruptly and took "Brokeback" with him to Madrid.
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It's unlikely that large numbers of partisans abruptly relocated in that moment.
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And then, very abruptly, Ahlam is grabbed by the authorities and disappears.
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She abruptly turned her attention to helping Mr. Roy end his misery.
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Equally abruptly, the powers-that-be pull the plug on the operation.
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I don't know what I expected, but she abruptly left the room.
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She was abruptly recalled from her position in May of last year.
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The question now is whether the markets' preferences will change abruptly again.
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On Thursday, the president abruptly scrapped plans for a council on infrastructure.
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The two-day meeting ended abruptly and without an agreement on denuclearization.
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Then, abruptly, in just a few minutes, a bit after 10 a.m.
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Then, just hours later, Mr. Trump abruptly pulled out of the summit.
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But hours before they were to perform, the band abruptly left Beijing.
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Once they were removed from markets, transmission stopped, abruptly ending the epidemic.
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A curt nod of Pete Scully's head and abruptly the music begins.
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After a series of cutbacks, Defy abruptly shut down in November 2018.
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The Correction Department's top uniformed officer also stepped down abruptly in June.
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Turney abruptly left the company, and Wexner replaced her as interim CEO.
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Last year I abruptly received a call from a middle school principal.
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Blackjewel's filing abruptly threw nearly 600 miners out of work in July.
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Abruptly she sat up in bed, pressed the green circle without fumbling.
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Or maybe it is because of his decision to abruptly rescind DACA.
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But Mr. Mateen's behavior changed abruptly about six months into the marriage.
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When he tripled the level of carbon dioxide, the clouds abruptly disintegrated.
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President Trump on Wednesday abruptly canceled a scheduled press conference in London.
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The company announced on Friday its AirPower product has been abruptly cancelled.
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The inspector general, César Alejandro Chávez Flores, abruptly resigned four weeks later.
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Ohio state Treasurer Josh Mandel abruptly drops his 2018 challenge to Sen.
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Women had been pulled into the work force, abruptly doubling family incomes.
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He would replace Jim Yong Kim, who abruptly stepped down in January.
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I was employed for less than a month before being abruptly terminated.
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All that female, hear me roar touting ends quite abruptly with HRC.
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Otto: Levandowski and one other unnamed employee abruptly resigned from Google on Jan.
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Rebecca sits up abruptly when Kevin approaches them, telling her he feels restless.
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Kalanick asked Graf to head the product division after his predecessor resigned abruptly.
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Doug Collins of Georgia, before Nadler somewhat abruptly gaveled out of the hearing.
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The "testing" stopped only after the French abruptly banned imports of Japanese motorbikes.
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Trump abruptly ended the call, then took to Twitter to vent about it.
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Trump abruptly ended the call because he was unhappy, a source told CNN.
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Wells's then-CEO John Stumpf abruptly left the bank because of the scandal.
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Trump abruptly left the interview and later addressed it on Twitter on Oct.
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Wells' then-CEO John Stumpf abruptly left the bank because of the scandal.
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Flynn abruptly resigned Monday night after less than a month on the job.
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During the fifth chorus she gets cut off when the music abruptly ends.
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Several months after the gallbladder surgery, her mother, Alesia, abruptly lost her job.
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A development allowing them to track Calvin through the ship is abruptly forgotten.
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It could change abruptly," but stressed that "right we're in pretty good shape.
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When Justin Bieber abruptly cancelled his Purpose tour last month, fans were shocked.
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Seconds later, her mouth drops and she exclaims "What?!" before getting up abruptly.
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Sources at PDVSA said he abruptly left at the start of the year.
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While the US abruptly pulled out, Moscow proved that it's willing to stay.
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And the flu comes on abruptly, like a fast train running over you.
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Grizzly reintroduction planning abruptly halted in December 2017, with no clear explanation why.
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In September, Hemsworth abruptly screamed while driving as Cyrus was fixing her lipstick.
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You should also be predictable — in other words, don't just change direction abruptly.
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He answered questions for nearly three minutes before abruptly getting up and leaving.
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According to reports, Clinton left the ceremony abruptly with the help of aides.
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The fact that they are complaining publicly and abruptly is what is unfair.
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Production was abruptly shut down when the machines were clogged by said poop.
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The police abruptly dropped the case and cleared Mr Golunov of all charges.
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The bank abruptly reshuffled management in April after three consecutive years of losses.
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Pence abruptly canceled plans to appear with House Speaker Paul Ryan in Wisconsin.
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If you start moving fast and abruptly, you'll only scare the snake more.
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The abruptly scheduled hearing in Washington federal court, set for 2:30 p.m.
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He rejoined Tesla in 2017, replacing then-CFO Jason Wheeler, who abruptly resigned.
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A court hearing was set for Monday afternoon, but it was abruptly changed.
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But he abruptly dropped out after the Freedom Caucus backed long-shot Rep.
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Manafort abruptly resigned from Trump's campaign in August amid reports of internal turmoil.
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Mel turned around abruptly, seemingly to confront him, but the video cuts out.
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"You know what," Kalanick said to Kamel before he abruptly exited the car.
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The Pacific leader then abruptly backed down after Beijing complained about the plan.
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Elliot Stabler for 12 seasons, abruptly left the series – and his partner Det.
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Paris Jackson is breaking her silence after abruptly leaving the Dior fashion show.
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Yesterday, a very aggressive and very secret surveillance operation was abruptly made public.
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"So, I do not want to go to New York," she abruptly declares.
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But the erratic American president has abruptly changed stance before and may again.
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He gets up abruptly and then steps out to smoke a cigarette, unobserved.
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Ed has a daring look in his eyes, but the episode abruptly ends.
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Denise Morrison has "abruptly resigned" from her job as CEO of Campbell's Soup.
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In March, officials abruptly shut down the subway to inspect troublesome electrical cables.
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Around Antarctica, a long-term expansion of sea ice may have abruptly ended.
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But once fists were thrown, he had to abruptly end the class trip.
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Thereafter, North Korea's positive attitude abruptly deteriorated and the old hostile rhetoric returned.
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Governor Abbott abruptly cut off $1.5 million in state grants to the county.
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Medium abruptly canceled its subscription program leaving many independent publications in the dust.
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CNN abruptly went to commercial as employees filed out of their NYC studio.
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Soon, something would enter, fearsomely, abruptly, like a judge from the robing room.
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He said the bank was not planning to abruptly stop supporting the rupee.
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Pat Tiberi (R-Ohio) abruptly announced his retirement this fall, three-term Rep.
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H.R. McMaster was abruptly ousted in March 2018 and replaced with John Bolton.
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After she abruptly left a ceremony for the 15th anniversary of the Sept.
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Clinton abruptly left a ceremony to commemorate the 15th anniversary of the Sept.
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Mother and daughter conferred only briefly and abruptly about such facts of life.
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Guccifer 203 claimed not to speak Russian and abruptly cut off the interview.
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The summit ended abruptly and without a clear or firm deal in place.
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Amid all of this, some players found themselves abruptly booted from the game.
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Apple's policy of acquiescence abruptly changed in the Jun Feng case last year.
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Other major nuclear accidents have prompted evacuations that abruptly emptied cities and villages.
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The United Nations abruptly ended the character's role two months into her appointment.
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For American expats, the dive abruptly terminated the funds that fueled their parties.
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This little section feels merely flung down, quite abruptly, almost as an afterthought.
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Last week, digital publisher Little Things abruptly announced that it was shutting down.
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Meloni abruptly left the crime drama in 2011 while filming the 12th season.
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Strzok was abruptly removed from the Mueller investigation in mid-summer of 2017.
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He left abruptly two years later, amid criticism from investors about his performance.
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And that was when the adult male and female abruptly stopped having sex.
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The hosts then abruptly wished Sanders a "merry Christmas" and ended the segment.
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And when Wallace mentioned WikiLeaks, Clinton pivoted rather abruptly to criticizing Russian hacking.
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On July 22, 24, the world quite abruptly became a very small place.
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Friday's development surprised several White House officials when Trump abruptly made the announcement.
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Trump's tweet abruptly ended Kushner's negotiations in the White House, the report said.
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In June he was abruptly discharged for "personnel security," according to a form.
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In response to questions from The New York Times, the practice abruptly stopped.
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Which character did Jim Halpert abruptly break up with to date Pam Beesly?
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The figures in black ran toward the guardsmen, who abruptly fled in panic.
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Change has always come abruptly, either through revolution or another equally disastrous event.
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For some, when they did, Mr. Testino's professional interest in them ended abruptly.
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But the one thing I notice most abruptly is the men at work.
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Then, just a month after he was arrested, prosecutors abruptly dropped the charges.
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In April, he abruptly resigned, ending a House Ethics inquiry into the allegations.
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On Sunday afternoon, the wind abruptly shifted the fire, catching dozens by surprise.
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Janet Robinson, the chief executive of The Times, left abruptly in late 2011.
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Another three shots abruptly blew out and I could feel my head spinning.
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And in May, authorities abruptly canceled a planned LGBTQ conference in central China.
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It's always tough to swallow when the season ends, just abruptly like that.
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Mr. McPartland was appointed mayor in 2015, after the previous mayor abruptly resigned.
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"And you'd rather turn the wheel slowly and gradually rather than stopping abruptly."
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Shortly after his death, my marriage to his father ended just as abruptly.
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So he abruptly yanked back the sunroof and heaved it to the street.
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He left abruptly, saying he was still not over his breakup with Bushnell.
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As of this week, he has abruptly changed his tune and his tone.
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The CDC on Monday abruptly postponed a press briefing on the coronavirus response.
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But instead of abruptly closing shop, the company is dismantling itself in stages.
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The move was announced abruptly late Sunday and drew swift rebukes from lawmakers.
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Tillerson also left the administration abruptly, albeit after more public disputes with Trump.
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Oz-like font of right-wing misinformation, and just as abruptly alighting on
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He left so abruptly that he reportedly left his jacket in his office.
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He absently strokes the puckered nub of flesh where one leg abruptly ends.
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Then, after five days, Lucy's mother left as abruptly as she had come.
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Lawrence's Dominika is a renowned Russian ballerina whose career is abruptly cut short.
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I stayed there even as he left because they abruptly ended the briefing.
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On Tuesday, Bob Iger abruptly stepped down from his role as Disney CEO.
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They are just as likely to abandon a premise abruptly or embrace confusion.
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Kevin Burns, the chief executive of Juul Labs, abruptly left the vaping company.
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Nearly all of Mr. Van Drew's Washington staff abruptly resigned over the weekend.
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Volker, who was named in the whistleblower complaint, abruptly resigned last week. Rep.
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Then last May, he was ousted abruptly from the company he had built.
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Then, he abruptly switches to deep belly laughs, before resuming a straight face.
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The retail behemoth, stung by the backlash, canceled its plans abruptly in February.
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The sober boundaries of social behavior had dissolved, abruptly, in an alcoholic haze.
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Several activists told me that, under King Salman, this discussion has abruptly ceased.
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Its broad rear haunches drop off abruptly at the sharp C-shaped taillights.
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President Trump abruptly called off peace talks in September, after a Taliban attack.
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In May, Ellison abruptly left Penney to head up Lowe's, spooking Wall Street.
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Potdevin abruptly resigned for allegedly falling short of the company's standards of conduct.
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During the festivities, Robert abruptly turned down the music and called everyone outside.
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Nike in October abruptly announced that Parker will be stepping down in January.
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Last September, the company rolled out paid accounts but abruptly stopped that plan.
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But when she starts kindergarten, she becomes, abruptly, no longer the Buddha baby.
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Then in September 2015, Nassar abruptly retired from USA Gymnastics with little fanfare.
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Nunes and the abruptly canceled Trump Russia hearings The bizarre case of Rep.
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The following day, February 12, Wilson-Raybould abruptly resigned from Trudeau's cabinet altogether.
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When Asuka tapped, it came a little too quickly, a touch too abruptly.
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Season three abruptly went on hiatus earlier this year, with two episodes remaining.
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Abruptly, an alarm bell sounded, red lights flashing: my cue to leave the room.
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On Wednesday, Trump abruptly reversed himself and signed an executive order halting the practice.
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The Amber Alert was abruptly canceled Tuesday morning, though authorities did not explain why.
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Kanye West abruptly ended a show in New York upon learning of the incident.
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Mexico's President Enrique Peña Nieto on Thursday abruptly canceled a planned visit to Washington.
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But then the man abruptly reached inside the vehicle for her wallet, police allege.
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The Australian government abruptly cancelled a parliamentary vote on an extradition treaty with China.
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After abruptly canceling his tour last week, Justin Bieber is apologizing to his fans.
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My life was taken away from me randomly and abruptly because of one person.
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"To-Do" lists reveal ambitions and goals, sometimes unrealized, and plans abruptly cut short.
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A few weeks later, however, he abruptly left the company, according to multiple sources.
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Weinstein said that after he was abruptly fired by the TWC board on Oct.
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But in the show, the newspaper is destroyed abruptly – and so are its employees.
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Asked about Cooper, 51, Griffin said she "was devastated" over their friendship abruptly ending.
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In June, however, Rodrigo Duterte replaced Mr Aquino as president, and changed course abruptly.
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As a result, the 30 employees who didn't pass those screenings were abruptly terminated.
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But on July 9th, after seven months in office, he quit, abruptly and noisily.
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But on July 9th, after six months in office, he quit, abruptly and noisily.
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Cozmo sped up and rolled to the edge of the table and abruptly stopped.
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The president has shown an ability to change direction abruptly, as with North Korea.
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The timeline of Hugh and his kids' relationship, essentially, ended abruptly in Hill House.
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For example, one site's menu options for "years attended college" stops abruptly at 240.
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The firing rates of those neurons abruptly spiked when the rat entered the box.
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But ending the tape abruptly the way this one ends -- INGRAHAM: It&aposs odd.
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He abruptly ended that recording as soon as the President said the word check.
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On Wednesday, Santorum abruptly canceled plans for events in South Carolina, citing logistical issues.
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The small airplane abruptly enters our view and hurtles diagonally straight to the ground.
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Last May, officials abruptly moved him to the prison in the desert near Juarez.
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Shortly after, Schultz's heart rate dropped abruptly and the boy died, according to WTVR.
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After returning to Beirut for the first time since he quit abruptly on Nov.
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Ovation Brands has abruptly shuttered 74 restaurants as part of a national restructuring plan.
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China suspended trading abruptly on its stock market for the second time this week.
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And then they will stop, abruptly, and continue talking as if nothing ever happened.
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Before he knocks Chris over (or smacks right into the camera) Walter abruptly turns.
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This distinction is important, because inflation can emerge abruptly without wage growth being responsible.
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He abruptly slowed — finishing eighth — and Cloud Computing made his move down the stretch.
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The children didn't know Russia ... They have to leave their friends abruptly and suddenly.
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Bankers consider them "core" deposits, different from "demand" deposits, which are often withdrawn abruptly.
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Dual gold medalists Fu and Zhang abruptly slammed the door shut on their opportunity.
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"No," Sanders abruptly answered to a roar of cheers and applause from the audience.
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" It said the video "predominantly showed the cockpit instruments," then "abruptly ended upon impact.
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The state government abruptly appointed him last month to a municipal post near Mumbai.
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Trump abruptly left the White House with his daughter, Ivanka, shortly before 3 p.m.
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It was their first on-camera appearance since they were abruptly fired last week.
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The king of Malaysia, Sultan Muhammad V of Kelantan, abdicated abruptly for undisclosed reasons.
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All of that progress would abruptly slow in EIA's outlook, contrary to ongoing trends.
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The invitation was abruptly announced on Twitter by White House press secretary Sarah Sanders.
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Stocks on Wall Street abruptly changed course again on Tuesday and took large losses.
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It attempted a flight Wednesday night, but that test was abruptly ended after ignition.
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I called the majority leader, who insulted me, then abruptly hung up the phone.
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Turney abruptly stepped down in 2016 and was succeeded by Wexner as interim CEO.
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It's far from the first time Trump has abruptly backed away from a promise.
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Apple abruptly canceled the Thursday premiere of its movie "The Banker" at AFI Fest.
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My reverie ended abruptly when they snapped back to insults and ad hominem arguments.
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He shot me one last leer, then abruptly turned away and continued his dance.
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In the wake of the scandal, former CEO John Stumpf abruptly retired last week.
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Diminishing chances for Middle East peace by abruptly moving the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem.
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Easterbrook, however, was abruptly terminated after an investigation into his relationship with an employee.
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She became a household name when Trump abruptly removed her from the temporary position.
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That abruptly changed earlier this month, during an interview with the Wall Street Journal.
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Tudor abruptly walked out of Sunday's post match press conference after criticising the media.
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That same year, the online daily deals website LivingSocial abruptly exited the Middle East.
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On Monday, the director and deputy director of the Vatican press office resigned abruptly.
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You might abruptly drop a project or find yourself itching to leave your job.
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Apple abruptly cancelled AirPower this year, more than a year after its expected release.
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The love interest falls in love with someone else abruptly and quits the quest.
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Wells Fargo's embattled chief executive, John Stumpf, above, has abruptly decided to step down.
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Nymphs and goddesses assemble, but the revelry's hardly begun when Prospero's mood changes abruptly.
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Read more: eBay CEO abruptly steps down as the company considers selling off assets
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The N.B.A. abruptly suspended its season after a player tested positive for the coronavirus.
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Flu symptoms tend to come on abruptly, getting worse in a day or two.
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In August, Sidney Wilson, an incoming freshman from the Bronx, abruptly transferred to Connecticut.
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The recording then ends abruptly, even though the conversation doesn't seem to be over.
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The driver stopped abruptly and the man stared through the windshield before running off.
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Future abruptly announced his new album EVOL earlier this week, and now it's live.
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This is especially true when the author is recently deceased, or has died abruptly.
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The planned background briefing on immigration was abruptly called off after the president left.
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"We hope harvests will not end abruptly," said Salame Kone, who farms near Soubre.
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She spent 45 days in rehab before abruptly leaving and resuming her drug use.
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Towards dawn, the blast of a trumpet abruptly called an end to the game.
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During his latest one, I was startled by how his tantrum abruptly fell silent.
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The N.F.L. also abruptly canceled a news conference with the halftime act, Maroon 5.
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Some people take these medications for years, and terminating them abruptly leads to withdrawal.
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Pulsating sounds mimic an engine in the way they bounce up and down abruptly.
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As the event was streaming on Vimeo, an online video platform, it abruptly stopped.
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"It is almost never appropriate to abruptly stop prescribing opioid pain medication," Dowell said.
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This discrimination varies from not getting that well-deserved promotion to abruptly being fired.
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One of the men, seeming to recognize Mr. Sanchez, abruptly pushed Ms. Wright down.
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If there is a second 2019 pivot, economists say, it could happen fairly abruptly.
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He was abruptly shifted from that crew and, within weeks, was fired, he said.
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When she was abruptly pulled out of class, she was confused as to why.
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She was on the verge of burnout two years ago when she abruptly quit.
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In Acosta's case, his pass was suspended by the White House press office abruptly.
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Ms. Aguilar's successor, Jorge Daniel Veneciano, abruptly quit as executive director after two years.
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That's until they abruptly shrink back into the holes they've burrowed in the sand.
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But he resigned abruptly after Argentina invaded the Falkland Islands, where it claimed sovereignty.
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Rudy Giuliani, President Trump's personal lawyer, abruptly resigned from his law firm, Greenberg Traurig.
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The designer did not abruptly remove Mr. Larsson; the departure was mutually agreed upon.
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But she abruptly left Britain, claiming diplomatic immunity and setting off an international uproar.
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Months of complaints went nowhere — and then he was abruptly sent back to Mexico.
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Tom doesn't get a chance to pursue this objection because his meeting ends abruptly.
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Mr. Trump abruptly steers the conversation to the prerequisites of calling in a favor.
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His testimony was abruptly blocked by the State Department hours before his scheduled appearance.
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After a moment, Gillibrand opened them abruptly and sat up straight in her chair.
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Just last week, 500 Startups founder Dave McClure abruptly resigned from his investing firm.
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Let's not forget: Yesterday's briefing got pretty heated and ended with Spicer abruptly leaving.
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But it then closed abruptly in December 2016 without returning any of its assets.
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Bolton was abruptly fired last week over his handling of North Korea and Venezuela.
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The Kennedy family's actions — while Nixon cautiously kept mum — would abruptly change the equation.
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After briefly testifying, he abruptly refused to continue, saying he feared for his life.
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Mr. Duterte abruptly ended negotiations in February after rebels killed and mutilated three soldiers.
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Expanded Medicaid could end abruptly if a lawsuit seeking to invalidate the law succeeds.
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He was abruptly turned away and, like other spurned applicants, was never told why.
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But then in 2013 my young friend abruptly disappeared from his home in Germany.
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The video abruptly cuts off in the middle of the exchange with the man.
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In seeking to correct it abruptly, though, Mr Trump may make the problem worse.
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But he was abruptly moved to the central jail in Srinagar, 50 kilometers away.
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Her death, in her sleep, came "abruptly without warning," Mr. Bridavsky wrote on Instagram.
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Then, around the start of the twentieth century, they fade, abruptly and almost completely.
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Chapecoense goalkeeper Nivaldo, who wasn't on the plane to Colombia, abruptly announced his retirement.
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This was Smith's first public appearance after he abruptly left Fox News last month.
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A telephone call with Australia's prime minister ended abruptly amid a dispute over refugees.
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NASA scientists hadn't heard from the satellite since 2005, after it abruptly stopped responding.
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The call reportedly ended abruptly and led to a tweet from Trump's Twitter account.
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Before the final vote on the bill, Pertschuk was abruptly summoned to Magnuson's office.
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In October, it abruptly announced that CEO Mark Parker will step down in January.
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Trump abruptly agreed last week to meet with Kim by the end of May.
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Scaramucci was abruptly fired on Monday after just 11 days in the White House.
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The Bauhaus was partly the product of an abruptly and painfully interrupted thought process.
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While she was inside the machine, the robot restarted abruptly, crushing her to death.
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Sondland said neither he nor Perry remembered Bolton abruptly halting the White House meeting.
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A second White House official has abruptly resigned following allegations of past domestic abuse.
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A string of experienced executives, hired to professionalize the start-up, had abruptly left.
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But six rounds into this show of domination, the fight was abruptly called off.
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Some guests said that the power had abruptly cut out around 3:30 a.m.
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Her life changed abruptly, though, after a holiday party for her husband's law firm.
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Bondarchuk operates in much the same way: Gunfire can segue abruptly to domestic drama.
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Bossert abruptly announced his resignation on April 10, which reportedly came at Bolton's request.
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He failed to complete sentences on occasion or even abruptly gave up his time.
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Many of them affect sheepish grins, rise quietly, walk off abruptly without making eye contact.
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Then, in early January, West abruptly exited the festival, offering no hint as to why.
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Nassar worked as as chief medical coordinator for USA Gymnastics until abruptly retiring in 2015.
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The Replacements got back together, briefly, a few years ago before abruptly breaking up again.
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As the three of them are about to land, the game abruptly cuts to black.
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As the reactions progressed and the concentrations evolved, the amount of forcing would change abruptly.
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James Mattis abruptly canceled his appearance before the House Armed Services Committee slated for Thursday.
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BeSuperOrBeDead feels ignored and abruptly spills out his bottled-up frustration in the game's chat.
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Andrew McCabe, the FBI's deputy director, abruptly announced his departure from the bureau on Monday.
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President Donald Trump on Friday abruptly fired two key impeachment witnesses who testified against him.
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Now, in the wake of the 2016 election, those politics have become abruptly, shockingly apparent.
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She replaces former Ethiopian president Mulatu Teshome, who abruptly resigned from his post on Wednesday.
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Then, abruptly on Wednesday morning, he was gone for reasons that are as-yet unknown.
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That move, which Mulvaney defended amid immediate criticism, was abruptly reversed by Trump late Saturday.
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NASA's New Horizons has abruptly vanished, while a cult gets ready for a strange future.
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Gordon Sondland was abruptly recalled as the US's ambassador to the European Union on Friday.
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Sport Chalet, which first opened in 1959, abruptly closed all of its stores in 2016.
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She made a few more passes, back and forth, then abruptly climbed atop Love's head.
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However, he abruptly cut off communication, and did not respond to further emails or calls.
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Abruptly disabling a perfectly functional product after just a couple of years doesn't do that.
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Swalwell's campaign abruptly canceled a swing through New Hampshire over the long Independence Day weekend.
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When I swipe to the bottom of the page in Chrome, it just stops abruptly.
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But then he woke up abruptly in the early morning hours of Tuesday, Oct. 23.
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That's why it was so surprising when Nintendo abruptly announced a VR headset last month.
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The way he did it — so abruptly, so thoughtlessly — is why so much chaos abounds.
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" Sloan stepped down abruptly in early March because he felt he was "becoming a distraction.
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Shortly before the government filed it, three lawyers from the DoJ abruptly withdrew from it.
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Rebecca Danigelis was abruptly fired from her job in the housekeeping industry in September 2016.
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Then, he abruptly left me — and he'd only gotten as far as the demolition phase.
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But seasons into filming, Williams abruptly exited the series — which left Marshall searching for answers.
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The post was shared thousands of times on the network until Facebook abruptly deleted it.
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"The media attention has moved on, end of story," he added, abruptly ending the interview.
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Penney has been searching for Ellison's replacement since he abruptly announced his exit in May.
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"The question is not whether we should hit the brakes abruptly," he said on Friday.
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In this way, Kaine has moved abruptly to a position more like his running mate.
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He succeeds Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger, who abruptly announced their departure on September 24th.
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The U.S. Attorney's Office in Portland abruptly canceled a news conference to discuss Thursday's verdict.
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One night, though, after the boys had been put to bed, they were abruptly awakened.
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Mr Akbar abruptly decided to step down to defend his reputation "in a personal capacity".
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Similar trends, however, have been seen in the past only to go abruptly into reverse.
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United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley has abruptly resigned from the Trump administration, according to Axios.
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But then we are abruptly whisked to a polished-looking and apparently unpopulated Chicago skyline.
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"Get here soon if you need water for your farm," he abruptly tells one caller.
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Why was the tape so abruptly terminated, cut, while I was presumably saying positive things?
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Four Ginsters in and I feel like someone who just landed abruptly on their crossbar.
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Walmart is abruptly closing 63 of its Sam's Club stores, the company told Business Insider.
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After she finished her vows, the rain finally stopped abruptly and we ditched the umbrellas.
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As it turned out, the seismometer abruptly overheated shortly after Apollo 11 left the moon.
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After a few tense minutes, the fight abruptly ends when player three enters the game.
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One of Olivia's biggest partnerships was with Sephora Collection and ended abruptly amid the scandal.
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I cut him off and asked what time it was, fake yawned, and abruptly left.
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The parents raced to the hospital where they learned that Everly's heart had stopped abruptly.
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Trump's poorly calibrated belligerence could land us in a war with North Korea very abruptly.
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But last year the studio abruptly fired 90% of its employees, and then later closed.
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A first trial ended abruptly in January following allegations that the plaintiff gave misleading testimony.
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The 45-year-old abruptly left for NBC after contract talks broke down with ABC.
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In March, it abruptly ended its $14 billion bid to buy Starwood Hotels and Resorts.
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Several Saudi-led Arab states abruptly cut off ties to tiny Qatar earlier this week.
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Several Saudi-led Arab states abruptly cut off ties to tiny Qatar earlier this month.
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They abruptly end the conversation, making preparations for Mr. Purdy's discharge, possibly the next day.
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If a successor is chosen abruptly, that could be "very dangerous," the Egyptian billionaire cautioned.
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Your Money The impulse when the stock market abruptly plunges is to do something. Anything.
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Mueller was appointed last month after President Trump abruptly fired former FBI Director James Comey.
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But Chile on Wednesday abruptly cancelled the summit cue to civil unrest in its capital.
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Spicer fired back, accusing the media of peddling "fake news" before abruptly leaving the podium.
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His main macroeconomic decision has been to reduce the budget deficit gradually rather than abruptly.
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"Brothers, I've been watching you guys since the 80s," he started before abruptly tearing up.
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He abruptly postponed that testimony, citing threats from President Trump and Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani.
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But the embryos are now stuck in limbo after Nepal abruptly banned surrogacy in September.
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But when Hillary Clinton left the campaign trail with pneumonia after abruptly departing Sunday's Sept.
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Douglass dallied with Brown and then, abruptly, withdrew his support from the Harper's Ferry raid.
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"Then the boy abruptly lets me go and runs away the other way," Adushkina said.
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He speaks wistfully of an imaginary halcyon past that abruptly ended on January 21, 2017.
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Why was the tape so abruptly terminated (cut) while I was presumably saying positive things?...
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Trump abruptly announced on Sunday that Nielsen was leaving her post as Homeland Security secretary.
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It is a narrow passage, not greatly used because it terminates abruptly and leads nowhere.
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Abruptly, I painted over my mental image of a reticent older man with a beard.
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Spicer abruptly resigned Friday after President Trump hired Anthony Scaramucci as his new communications director.
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Most serious is the belief that people take their own lives abruptly, with no warning.
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Keep in mind: Demographic shifts happen gradually in the census, but abruptly in the electorate.
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He abruptly lost the ability to speak in spring 2016, and it hasn't come back.
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For seven years she ran an ocean-conservation nonprofit, which abruptly shut down in July.
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Multiple House Republicans in competitive reelection races abruptly declined comment when approached for this story.
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Clinton faced more trouble when she was seen stumbling as she abruptly left a Sept.
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Others should stay at home and rest The flu, unlike the common cold, begins abruptly.
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Just three days earlier, Boeing abruptly scrapped the announcement it had planned on the MAX.
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Trump's comments came one day after he abruptly ended an infrastructure meeting with Democratic leaders.
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As we have already seen from this Administration, priorities can abruptly shift at any time.
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Comey has not spoken to the press since President Trump abruptly fired him last month.
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That happened this week when the court abruptly dismissed a case brought by Emulex Corp.
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Under the ACA, that so-called "catastrophic threshold" will abruptly jump by $220006,2202 in 2628.
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This has raised worries through the region, and investors have abruptly sold off Italian assets.
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But just two weeks before Cave In was set to record, their vocalist abruptly quit.
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"Is the..." — at which point Rowland abruptly interrupted him and put him in his place.
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Nobody with a name you're supposed to know dies abruptly or pointlessly in this game.
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Trump on Thursday abruptly canceled their planned bilateral talks, citing Russia's seizure of Ukrainian vessels.
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In addition to that, you can't brake abruptly because you're just standing on a scooter.
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Should a few more things go wrong, Trump could swing abruptly against Kim Jong-un.
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In late February 23, a number of large websites across the internet abruptly went down.
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THE IMPORTANCE OF SANTA FE She abruptly stops painting and leaves New York in 1967.
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But nine months after Mr. Christie became governor in 2010, he abruptly canceled the plan.
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He was abruptly fired in December, after NRG stock plummeted 903 percent in a year.
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About 90 seconds in, Ms. Pelosi, the longtime leader of the House Democrats, abruptly stopped.
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They abruptly stopped after The Hollywood Reporter ran an article detailing the property's legal woes.
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First its leader retired abruptly during an investigation into reports of threats and physical abuse.
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But with an abruptly heightened demand for ventilators, manufacturers say it's hard to keep up.
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I mean, this is a man who once dislocated his patella pivoting sideways too abruptly.
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Accounts have multiplied of families and friends abruptly separated by the quickly shifting front lines.
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In Tijuana, houses flow across the land in a fractal pattern until they abruptly stop.
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But then in August, the organization abruptly traded him to the Cavs for Kyrie Irving.
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Abruptly, for me, within days the relative equilibrium I'd found on arrival began to change.
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The country halted the purchases in August when Trump abruptly ended the trade cease-fire.
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Then in mid-August, the markup for the bill was abruptly canceled, with little explanation.
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Then, he abruptly accused China of reneging on its commitments and opted to increase tariffs.
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After two weeks of uncertainty, particularly over funding, Musk abruptly abandoned the plan on Aug.
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Two weeks later Exis' street date was abruptly announced three days out from the drop.
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On the other hand, a ballot question in Montana could abruptly end expanded Medicaid there.
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Ever since Xiyue was abruptly taken into custody, his life and mine have been overturned.
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But then, after the months of supervised lifting, the exercisers abruptly were on their own.
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But then the interview was abruptly called off: His contacts feared they had been followed.
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But this spring, the administration abruptly pushed through the terrorist designation for the Revolutionary Guards.
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Andreescu can bang groundstrokes at a world-class clip or change pace abruptly with slice.
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Ulrich Spiesshofer abruptly stepped down as C.E.O. of ABB after facing pressure from activist investors.
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The band members abruptly packed their bags and left the "madman's camp," Mr. Lennon said.
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He then abruptly announced that he would skip the end of the session on Saturday.
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"This whole energy industry picture is going to be abruptly driving in reverse," said Yergin.
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After the curtain abruptly fell on the 1991 hearing, a confirmation vote was hurriedly scheduled.
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This is not the first time the filmmaker has seen a release date abruptly changed.
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But some justices may look dimly upon the government abruptly changing its position in cases.
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Once, when she tried to bid on the request, it was accepted, then abruptly canceled.
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Several recordings played in court ended abruptly when Chapo or the other caller lost signal.
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Former World Bank President Jim Yong Kim stepped down abruptly early this year, effective Feb.
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In 2013, after being abruptly dismissed, she died of a heart attack, penniless and desperate.
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On Sunday, after Mr. Trump abruptly abandoned that approach, American leverage appeared all but gone.
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Now, that trial could abruptly end today with an acquittal for the president — or not.
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My reality changed abruptly in 1991, when Israel imposed restrictions on Palestinian entry to Jerusalem.
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Sorrell left WPP abruptly in April amid allegations of personal misconduct, which he also denies.
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Another independent grocer abruptly backed out of building a North Tulsa location earlier this year.
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The EU has also strengthened its preparations in case the U.K. leaves the bloc abruptly.
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But Chile on Wednesday abruptly canceled the summit cue to civil unrest in its capital.
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As performed, certain scenes end so abruptly that you worry that the lighting has failed.
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Mr. Trump canceled the meeting last week, only to revive its possibility just as abruptly.
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Then the party abruptly removed him from office and put him under investigation in July.
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Prosecutors abruptly announced that they were dropping their felony invasion-of-privacy charge against him.
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Kempczinski became CEO in November 2019, when Easterbrook was abruptly forced to leave the company.
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A higher percentage haven't even identified an interim CEO in case a CEO leaves abruptly.
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Trump would later cave under an avalanche of criticism on Saturday, abruptly canceling those plans.
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Late last year, Iran abruptly suspended oil deliveries, which have become a lifeline for Syria.
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All of these plans were cut abruptly short when Young died of cancer in 1987.
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Then, abruptly, Lovitz acted out an apparent heart attack and the screen filled with smoke.
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The following July, after a year of refusals, I was abruptly summoned to the compound.
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" Mr. Moffat abruptly asked a panelist, "Mike Barnicle, what is going on with this bill?
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Some end abruptly; in others, Jesus appears next to disciples who somehow can't recognize him.
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What she didn't anticipate: Being abruptly plucked from the busy medical unit in Tallahassee, Fla.
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Some who fall out of favor are not killed but are abruptly stripped of power.
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If Trump loses support from McCain, his lease on the White House could end abruptly.
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When Xodiac nears its designated landing spot, it abruptly slows, aligns, seems to hesitate, lands.
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Which seemed to remind him of something, and he abruptly asked about the Senator's wound.
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Developments this week have abruptly escalated regional tensions over the isolated North's nuclear arms development.
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Eddie Johnson was abruptly fired from his job as Chicago police superintendent on Monday morning.
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But her investigation ended abruptly, at the hands of the world-champion boxer Manny Pacquiao.
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Abrupt departure Former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe abruptly decided to step down on Monday.
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The story ends abruptly, just before his readmission to Venice after 18 years of exile.
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Some fear this could mean that it ends without a deal, abruptly severing trading arrangements.
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As the two entwined on the bed, the woman moaning frantically, the man abruptly stopped.
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But last month, after little more than a year in the job, she abruptly left.
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So did many who lived during the Black Death, although their accounts often stop abruptly.
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Indeed, recent central bank language in advanced economies suggests no rush to tighten policy abruptly.
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Coal miners' protest: Workers in Kentucky were left unpaid after their employer abruptly declared bankruptcy.
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Coal miners' protest: Workers in Kentucky were left unpaid after their employer abruptly declared bankruptcy.
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That changed abruptly when Mr. Maxwell, who has epilepsy, had a seizure in January 2017.
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The roller coaster of emotions as theaters were gradually added and then abruptly quit participation?
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The romance ended abruptly after the terrorist attacks in 2001, and a tumultuous decade followed.
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The Senate's probe continues, but last March, the House Intelligence Committee abruptly ended their investigation.
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It's how anti-Zionism has abruptly become an acceptable point of view in reputable circles.
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On Wednesday, Attorney General Jeff Sessions abruptly resigned, at the request of President Donald Trump.
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Denise Morrison stepped down as CEO abruptly in May after a string of poor results.
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Eran Neuman abruptly stepped down as the new director of the Israel Museum in Jerusalem.
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That's in addition to hundreds of recruits who had their contracts abruptly canceled last fall.
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Hours after Haley's comments, the White House abruptly reversed its position, blindsiding the UN ambassador.
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But the mood of the market turned abruptly in 2000, catching many companies off guard.
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Eight days after abruptly canceling the June 12 meeting citing North Korea's "open hostility," Mr. Trump just as abruptly announced on Friday that it was back on, the latest head-spinning twist in a diplomatic drama that has captivated and confused much of the world.
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Farenthold was dogged by sexual harassment allegations and ethics scandals when he abruptly resigned in April.
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"You should never make it obvious about why you are abruptly leaving a date," she says.
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While the Aussie leader had denied the phone call ended abruptly, that hasn't stopped The Boss.
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Golodryga declined what would have been a clear demotion, and she left the news division abruptly.
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He even abruptly left an ESPN interview this year when the subject was turned to Holmes.
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After an eternity of excruciatingly slow build-up, he reached a crashing climax, then stopped abruptly.
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But with a largely hostile crowd awaiting him, he abruptly cancelled, infuriating organizers and attendees alike.
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Last month, Fifth Harmony abruptly announced Cabello was leaving the group to pursue a solo career.
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He then abruptly revoked India's special trading status with the United States, further confounding the outlook.
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It looks like the service is going to end abruptly until Frank gets up to speak.
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This particular Quincy quote, suggesting musicians "will die" if boxed in, takes an abruptly dark turn.
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Koum left in April, while Instagram cofounders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger resigned abruptly in September.
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" Minutes later, a shocked Baldwin abruptly ended the conversation, saying, "I apologize for him and that.
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Alexander Vindman on Friday after the he was abruptly fired and escorted from the White House.
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The regular rides along the Q and 4 lines ended as abruptly as they had begun.
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In August 2014, it was abruptly closed by the park corporation, which operates Brooklyn Bridge Park.
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McCabe became acting director of the FBI after Trump abruptly fired James Comey in May 2017.
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Back in the car, the conversation between Star and his assistant takes an abruptly somber turn.
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Thursday's ruling is the rare case in which such anti-regulatory efforts have been abruptly halted.
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Trump abruptly fired Comey, who was leading the Federal Bureau of Investigation's probe, on May 9.
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In the months since the co-founders abruptly quit, we've gotten more details about the split.
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Two years later, the market changed abruptly with the availability of light sweet crude from shale.
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But his interview with an immigration officer in the spring 2014 was abruptly cancelled without explanation.
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But those talks abruptly stalled around January and GoPro's team went dark, according to two sources.
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You get used to a user interface, and it changes on you abruptly without your input.
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TRANSGENDER people are no longer welcome in America's military, Donald Trump announced abruptly on July 26th.
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Abandoned abruptly, the plant has been awaiting clean-up ever since, leaching poisons into the ground.
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Yet just a month after Bolton became national security adviser, Trump abruptly withdrew from the deal.
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Four years after abruptly leaving the controversial church of Scientology, Leah Remini says she's still adjusting.
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In 2016 Mr Modi abruptly cancelled most Indian banknotes in an effort to thwart money-laundering.
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They have begun to ban or crimp imports themselves, abruptly diminishing a booming business (see chart).
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Thursday morning, many Slack users with ties to Iran discovered their accounts had been abruptly deactivated.
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President Donald Trump abruptly walked out of a meeting with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif.
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Virtual reality social network AltspaceVR is staying online, after abruptly announcing its shutdown late last month.
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That came to an end in "Chloramphenicol," when she was abruptly put to death for treason.
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When he found out, husband Kanye West abruptly left the stage during a New York concert.
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I abruptly realized I was shouting at the officer on the other end of the phone.
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The release of that tape, which cuts off abruptly, prompted backlash from Trump and his allies.
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Maduro&aposs speech was abruptly cut short and soldiers could be seen breaking ranks and scattering.
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The latest round of layoffs come a week after Dr. Benjamin Chu abruptly resigned as CEO.
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Soldiers lined up for the event broke ranks, and the transmission of the event abruptly ended.
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The announcement came days after the palace abruptly postponed a Royal Barge Procession scheduled for Thursday.
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He added not doing so runs the risk of having to tighten more abruptly later on.
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Katherine Slater lived an hour away, in a portion of the state that turns abruptly rural.
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Parker abruptly flipped Patel onto the ground during the encounter in front of Patel's son's home.
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The two broke up abruptly a couple of weeks ago after dating for almost a year.
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ButKanye West abruptly canceled a New York concert on Sunday to rush to his wife's side.
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Local television station "100% Noticias," which was broadcasting the protests live, had its signal abruptly cut.
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In late November, a scientific publisher abruptly removed the abstract of a study from its webpage.
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Then, Holloway answered the call ... but doctors abruptly forced him to stop cutting weight Friday morning.
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No one seems to know what happened to The Sweeties after the show abruptly stopped airing.
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Comey was abruptly fired last month while overseeing the FBI's own investigation of alleged Russian interference.
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Abruptly inserting a character into a scene, or yanking one out of it, is instantly funny.
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The North Korean side of it ends abruptly in a field of dirt and overgrown grass.
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Those talks, focused on nuclear weapons and sanctions related to them, ended abruptly without an agreement.
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Washington Post's Josh Rogin reports the entire senior leadership of the State Department has resigned abruptly.
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For companies whose offshore worker contracts were tied to local currencies, projected costs were abruptly raised.
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One mission in the game abruptly opens in a desert at an event called Swelter Skelter.
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Stills via YouTube "Yeah, back up on that park bench, yeah," Bodega Bamz snarls, stopping abruptly.
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Comey had been leading the FBI's investigation before he was abruptly fired by Trump last month.
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That shifted in March, however, when the Fed abruptly brought an end to its hiking cycle.
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The president abruptly fired Comey in May and has publicly criticized him, primarily through social media.
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The tale ends abruptly, on a bleak note, but a rainstorm delivers a glimmer of hope.
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Now, after decades of living like this, she had abruptly broken the pattern and walked out.
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Schneiderman resigned from his position abruptly after four women accused him of physical abuse in May.
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"No I didn't say that," Trump stated abruptly, taking questions after meeting Romanian President Klaus Iohannis.
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In 2007, Holdsclaw abruptly retired from the Los Angeles Sparks and stepped away from the spotlight.
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Soybean shipments to the country abruptly halted, leaving crops to rot in American fields, Reuters noted.
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Marie Yovanovitch, the former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, was abruptly pulled from her post in May.
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In 2017, Twitter experimented with hiding list notifications from users, but abruptly reversed course after pushback.
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The Trump administration abruptly requested the resignations of 46 Obama-era U.S. attorneys earlier this month.
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Rep. Blake Farenthold resigned abruptly Friday, months after sexual harassment allegations against the Texas Republican surfaced.
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Unrelated to the Title IX complaint, he also abruptly fired other students for apparently arbitrary reasons.
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Without ever saying a word, he abruptly hung up the phone, walked upstairs, and shot himself.
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On the night of the election, the Supreme Electoral Tribunal abruptly stopped updating the vote count.
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The black line of destruction abruptly veered west just before reaching Fort McMurray's hospital and downtown.
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A little over a week ago, Trump abruptly decided to withdraw US forces from northeastern Syria.
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In September 2018, Instagram cofounders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger abruptly announced they were leaving Facebook.
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Martin abruptly left the team in 2013 due to mental health issues and was briefly hospitalized.
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The Arabia Foundation, a pro-Saudi Arabia think tank in Washington, shut down abruptly this week.
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Abruptly ending aid will waste the U.S. taxpayer dollars already invested and undermine years of progress.
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Lanvin, meanwhile, has just appointed Bouchra Jarrar to replace Alber Elbaz, who left abruptly in October.
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However, the meeting was abruptly cancelled after it was reported by news outlets, her attorney said.
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The testimony on Thursday was Comey's first such appearance since Trump abruptly fired him last month.
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But Mr. Lima's grip over prison life — and his usefulness to the governing elite — ended abruptly.
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The party ended abruptly when San Antonio police responded to a call for two men fighting.
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In 2017 he abruptly pulled out of his "Purpose" world tour, citing the need for rest.
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America, which had supported calls for a ceasefire in the UN, abruptly threatened to veto them.
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Trump's legal team has been in crisis mode after the president's lawyer John Dowd abruptly resigned.
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Mr. Trump abruptly canceled his rally on Friday night, citing concerns of the Chicago Police Department.
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And then the show abruptly walks itself back, so nothing actually happens until the season finale.
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Last month, he flew home to visit family and abruptly cut off all contact with her.
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Potdevin abruptly resigned from Lululemon in February for falling short of the company's "standards of conduct".
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Forcing India to abruptly cut off Russian supplies would create unacceptable risk to India's self-defense.
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The original version of Hell abruptly and mysteriously shut down in July of the same year.
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But just two weeks after her triumph at Melbourne Park, Osaka abruptly severed ties with Bajin.
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The museum's previous leader, Ralf Beil, departed abruptly amid an internal dispute with the museum's board.
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But historians, political scientists and bankers say the atmosphere has changed abruptly under President Donald Trump.
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Remember how abruptly he cancelled (and then reinstated) the talks when Kim insulted Vice President Pence?
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And in March, Trump abruptly and unceremoniously fired Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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Biden's answers were long-winded, hard to follow, and at times ended abruptly with little explanation.
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For Chloe Lau, a Hong Kong student, the end of her high school education came abruptly.
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Three weeks ago, a senior executive responsible for one of its most successful businesses abruptly resigned.
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Mr. Dowd resigned abruptly on Thursday, after concluding that Mr. Trump was increasingly ignoring his advice.
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And then, my tennis days in the Balkans abruptly ended, and so did my idyllic childhood.
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Johnson abruptly quit the team presidency last month, not even telling owner Jeanie Buss in advance.
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At least three local television stations broadcasting the protests live have had their signals abruptly cut.
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"This is my last time talking to you guys," he said abruptly, then said nothing more.
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The device shut down abruptly as she was filming, even though the battery was fully charged.
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Manny blinks at him; Normal New York abruptly resumes, Weird New York vanishing for the moment.
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Manny blinks at him; Normal New York abruptly resumes, Weird New York vanishing for the moment.
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Bangladesh: Garment workers face potential ruin as stores around the world abruptly close and cancel orders.
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Bangladesh: Garment workers face potential ruin as stores around the world abruptly close and cancel orders.
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DAZN's efforts were led by John Skipper, the former ESPN president who resigned abruptly last December.
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Bangladesh's garment workers face potential ruin as stores around the world abruptly close and cancel orders.
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This could help ensure that neobanks still have money coming in even if funding abruptly disappears.
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With Mr. Sessions abruptly cashiered, the acting attorney general, Matthew G. Whitaker, represented the Justice Department.
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The Federal Reserve has abruptly stopped its march toward higher interest rates, as Mr. Trump demanded.
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The dialogue was abruptly silenced at that point in the censored film, and no subtitles appeared.
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He succeeds Jim Yong Kim, who stepped down abruptly in January to join an investment firm.
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Radio journalist Luis Manuel Medina was in mid-broadcast when his Facebook Live stream ended abruptly.
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Amid a chorus of shouts and screams, the Senate abruptly adjourned until Tuesday, postponing a vote.
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And the premiere of a film set against the Cultural Revolution — "Youth" — has been abruptly delayed.
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On Thursday morning, in response to questions from The New York Times, the practice abruptly stopped.
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Generator breakdowns often prompt restaurants to close abruptly and repair parts can take weeks to arrive.
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SEATTLE — The lieutenant governor of Alaska, Byron Mallott, resigned abruptly on Tuesday after making what Gov.
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And then, after being an early booster for Hillary Clinton, Turner abruptly joined Sanders' 2016 campaign.
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Instead, an errant pitch broke the ulna bone in Rolen's right arm, abruptly ending his season.
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Its nationwide release in October was abruptly canceled, even though a promotional tour had already begun.
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Some Hong Kong celebrities like the kung fu film star Jackie Chan have abruptly become patriotic.
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It terminated abruptly in what are now the boroughs, leaving the city with a unique landscape.
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Earlier this week, McCabe abruptly left his post after facing intense public scrutiny from the president.
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Here's an important consideration: When permafrost melts abruptly, it doesn't just release carbon and then retire.
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The lawsuit was filed in response to Mr. Trump's ban abruptly announced last month on Twitter.
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He abruptly left the company in October 2016 after a nearly a decade at the helm.
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The story in which he appears "will abruptly break your heart," our critic Jennifer Senior wrote.
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He abruptly left the company in October 2016 after a nearly a decade at the helm.
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The scandal enveloped the network's top star, Bill O'Reilly, whose employment was abruptly ended last month.
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She said she was abruptly terminated by Yang after hearing no negative feedback about her performance.
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"If that happens abruptly and more quickly than we expect there could be stresses," he warned.
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My father had been deported abruptly three years earlier when I was still in high school.
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You will abruptly realise that no women feature in any of the advertisements on the billboards.
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It is not unusual for North Korea to abruptly cancel and postpone meetings with its neighbors.
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The president abruptly fired Mr. Comey a year ago and has cited a variety of rationales.
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In late April, Yovanovitch was abruptly summoned to Washington where she was told about her removal.
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"These lives were abruptly and violently cut short by guns while politicians did nothing," Gross said.
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The prior instance of talks ended even more abruptly, after only 80 minutes behind closed doors.
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The State Department has been whipsawed by major policy decisions abruptly announced by Trump over Twitter.
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Mr. Reshetnikov was abruptly dismissed by Mr. Putin after news of the Election Day plot broke.
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She abruptly resigned from the House of Delegates earlier this month as she faced federal charges.
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To be clear, I'm not saying relationships should abruptly end just for the sake of it.
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He abruptly canceled his Saint Pablo tour in November after a series of unsettling concert appearances.
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A few hours later, Walmart abruptly announced it was closing 63 of its Sam's Club stores.
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The couple "abruptly" left their home when police arrived to serve a search warrant last month.
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I think it would it would become a problem if the exchange rate really changes abruptly.
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The couple "abruptly" left their home when police arrived to serve a search warrant last month.
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In 2017, he volunteered to be Mr. Trump's envoy to Ukraine, but resigned abruptly on Sept.
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The twist is that the muscular hero and villain abruptly cease fighting and begin making out.
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Even knowing this, we weren't expecting her to pass so soon or so abruptly without warning.
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On Thursday, the account owner abruptly blocked most of those reporters from reading the message feed.
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"If I were to show concern, she'd abruptly tell me to 'f— off,&apos" he wrote.
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No sooner had we done so than the tariff rate was abruptly increased to 25 percent.
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"We weren&apost expecting her to pass so soon or so abruptly without warning," Bridavsky wrote.
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As the questioning grew heated, General Helal abruptly left, leaving the Defense Ministry spokesman, Maj. Gen.
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Scott Perry (R-Pa.) about so-called "unmasking," Perry apparently stood to abruptly leave the room.
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The SPLC continues to go through upheaval, with its legal director abruptly resigning in recent days.
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Though the summit ended abruptly, the White House has maintained the leaders left on good terms.
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Then I remembered my Verizon bill was past due, and the dream abruptly ended: visa revoked.
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Why was an innocent life created in the image of God and then abruptly snuffed out?
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Why was an innocent life created in the image of God and then abruptly snuffed out?
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The workers at the Pine Hill property said their terminations, which occurred in January, came abruptly.
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There was chaos on the live stream — screaming and running around as the game abruptly paused.
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Because in its season one finale, The Path abruptly became one of TV's most exciting shows.
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So customers who have fallen behind in payments can have their water services abruptly shut off.
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Things reached a breaking point in early 2013 when Obama abruptly removed Mattis from his post.
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The person may abruptly exhibit behaviors of fear, panic, confusion, or an apparent desire to escape.
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Jeff Sessions' Department of Justice abruptly switched sides in the middle of landmark voting rights case.
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In its third act, Passengers abruptly abandons its horror film undertones and becomes a disaster film.
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Luckily, there are still a few more options for the abruptly opponent-less light heavyweight champ.
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He then abruptly ended the meeting, stood and began to exit the room, the source said.
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The Black Hawk descended into the compound but abruptly lost "lift" and started to descend very quickly.
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Its share price has been cut in half and CEO Geisha Williams has abruptly left the company.
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MAITHRIPALA SIRISENA, Sri Lanka's president, abruptly dissolved parliament on November 9th and called a snap general election.
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It was then Mama abruptly decided she wanted to see New York City for the first time.
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Mr. Sarkozy's maneuver had abruptly pushed forward the timing of the operation, but for all of Mrs.
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