Wish her the best, stand by her and help her though whatever big trouble arises — or stand happily corrected that you had any big trouble to fear.
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"Whoever thought of that idea I think is in big trouble and they should be in big trouble," Trump said, referring to the possible plot to kill Khashoggi.
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This is big trouble -- and new trouble -- for Epstein.
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TIMPF: I really hope this pharmacist gets in big trouble.
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And Hummer's parent brand, General Motors, was in big trouble.
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He admitted that his campaign was in big trouble somewhere.
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And that means very big trouble for his underdog campaign.
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If there is an effeminate boy, he's in big trouble.
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"The newspaper industry today is in big trouble," Oliver said.
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A police officer said I could be in big trouble.
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They are all in big trouble without support from Congress.
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We've got to fix those institutions or we're in big trouble.
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I mean, you were having big, big trouble in many cities.
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The rapper's affinity for guns could get him in big trouble.
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" Vanity Fair's website right now -- "THE WAY DOWN, BIG TROUBLE, DEAD!
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" Vanity Fair is, according to Trump, "way down, big trouble, dead!
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"These guys are in big trouble," U.F.C. President Dana White said.
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"Big Trouble in Little China" was rushed to its release date.
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And if our media can't recognize that, we're in big trouble.
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The backbone of the U.S. defense base is in big trouble.
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Our planet is in big trouble for a whole range of reasons.
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As ice continues to melt, polar bears will be in big trouble.
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"I hope that's the case, because, if not, I'm in big trouble."
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If wed borrowed 3 million we would have been in big trouble.
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Because whoever thought of that idea, I think is in big trouble.
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And then it kind of sunk that they were in big trouble.
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If Ginsburg were a lower court judge, she'd be in big trouble.
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If Republicans cannot get the economy fixed, they&aposre in big trouble.
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If we don't change it, we're going to be in big trouble.
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And if you've lost the six-year-olds, you're in big trouble.
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All these businesses often end up selling or run into big trouble.
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Joe Biden's big trouble: The allegation leveled by former Nevada Lt. Gov.
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That's not Afterpay's fault, but it does get certain people into big trouble.
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In Washington, traditionally, those are signs that someone is in very big trouble.
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"If you didn't feel anything, we would've been in big trouble," Nicotero said.
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"But the bearded ones are big trouble," he adds, referring to Islamist militants.
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Quica warns Pablo that an enemy of this size could be big trouble.
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If you weren't Middle Eastern at all, we would be in big trouble.
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"We were in big trouble when we had the flat tire," he said.
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Still, in the United States, some doomsayers warn that big trouble is ahead.
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But I'll go on record, if this lady wins, we're in big trouble.
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But big changes can spell big trouble if those views are foundational ones.
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"If I'm in trouble, I'm going to be in big trouble," he concluded.
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If we're going to run into big trouble, it's of our own making.
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" At lunch, he says, "I'm in big trouble with 'The Empire Strikes Back.
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Not only is this inappropriate, but it could get you in big trouble.
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Not only is this inappropriate, but it could get you in big trouble.
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If not, that would spell big trouble for both Musk and his company.
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That's big trouble for Toyota, which hasn't completely redesigned its Tundra pickup since 23.5.
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Watch out, Big Trouble, because a new diva is heading to the recording booth.
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And when the bill comes due, we will all be in very big trouble.
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If anything happens to Guam there will be big, big trouble in North Korea.
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The problem ... if she misstepped during the conditional period, she'd be in big trouble.
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A Nigerian man is in big trouble because of the name of his dog.
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He added that their problems did not suggest big trouble for retailers in general.
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Those who don't have any documents to live here will be in big trouble.
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Criminals, Gangs, Human Traffickers, Drugs & so much other big trouble can easily pour in.
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"If you miss your obligations to your distributor, you're in big trouble," he said.
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And if we don't go off script, our country is in big trouble, folks.
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If they fail, they know they're going to be in big trouble in November.
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"If I had stayed underinvested, I would be in big trouble now," she added.
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Now, if I said it the other way around, I'd be in big trouble.
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And if that simple idea is not there anymore, then we're in big trouble.
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Did that portend big trouble for her with young voters in the general election?
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Newfoundland and Labrador is Canada's charming East Coast fishing province, and it's in big trouble.
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After I was discharged from the army, I ran into a big trouble at work.
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That deal was just completely scrapped, which could spell big trouble for the cannabis industry.
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And we were having big trouble with one country -- first week in office, very early.
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"If true, and that's a big if, Dowd might be in big trouble," he said.
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But if those two take Justice Thomas' hint, class action plaintiffs are in big trouble.
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When the private sector also engaged in loose underwriting, we got into really big trouble.
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And the drive to repeal the Affordable Care Act is running into very big trouble.
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If that is what we think passes as a court system, we're in big trouble.
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So I think if you get into a delegate fight, he's in big, big trouble.
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The theme was "Big Trouble in Little China(town)," and the dress code was chinoiserie.
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"I'm in big trouble," Garten, who was slowly sipping on her drink, replies with a laugh.
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If anything happens to Guam, there&aposs going to be big, big trouble in North Korea.
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Given the social and economic importance of early adulthood, such a trend could spell big trouble.
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Florida's in big trouble because of the sea level rise, a consequence of the warming planet.
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" But days later, she wrote, "I hate this life because now I'm in super big trouble.
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Why it matters: If employers take Bardis' advice, hospitals and drug companies are in big trouble.
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His warning is a reminder of how easily presidents can blunder their way into big trouble.
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The worry that falling prices could spell big trouble for many of the world's biggest economies?
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Master P, Gucci Mane" Future - "When I Was Broke"Migos - "Big On Big"Trouble - "Brick feat.
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No one ever gets in big trouble for skirting these arcane and hard-to-understand laws.
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"If he doesn't, he's in big trouble, because he's been out-organized" by the Cruz campaign.
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It was very top down, and they did some things that got them into big trouble.
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Italy is confronting a political crisis, one that could mean big trouble for the world economy.
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But if she wins neither of those states, it could spell big trouble for her chances.
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Then, and apparently now, Trump relied on his instinct, which often got him into big trouble.
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Increasing competition in the grocery space spells big trouble for Wal-Mart, trader David Seaburg argues.
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If others decide to follow its lead, then the Obamacare marketplaces will be in big trouble.
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" Trump sent out a tweet Thursday morning saying Vanity Fair's circulation numbers are in "big trouble, dead!
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Big trouble at a few massive—and massively profitable—tech firms may be dragging down average earnings.
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We don't want to sound the alarm, saying 'Everyone's in big trouble if you've had bed bugs.
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As a result, big trouble is looming for children, for parents, and for our child care infrastructure.
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Judge Mathis thinks Donald Trump is in big trouble because Special Counsel Robert Mueller smells a crime.
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Deutsche Bank was widely considered to be in big trouble, but Cramer found that hard to believe.
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Just kidding: Star's ego is the fourth member of Big Trouble, and it already engulfs the stage.
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If you try talking out loud about the real state of affairs you'll be in big trouble.
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Even if the revelations did no damage to Mr. Trump's standing, they would still be big trouble.
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If you look at the people, you have a lot of people that are in big trouble.
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"I'll go on record, if this lady wins, we're in big trouble," Cooperman told CNBC last month.
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The Senate may not convict Trump, but he faces big trouble in the court of public opinion.
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And polling shows Trump, and the GOP by extension, could be in big trouble with America's women.
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Is this the moment when all the prophecies of big trouble in big China finally come true?
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Which means that another Democratic candidate who does much worse among whites could be in big trouble.
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But don't get too carried away—you'll get in big trouble today if you ignore your responsibilities.
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Read MoreChina's commodities meltdown could rock the markets A rising U.S. currency is big trouble for emerging bonds.
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Without a long-term forensic data set telling you what happened 30 days ago, you're in big trouble.
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Oh, excuse me, I almost forgot, I would have been in big trouble -- the great Lou Dobbs, right?
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The obvious conclusion to draw from the market sell-off is that China's economy is in big trouble.
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When you go down a little bit in level, he's always there and you are in big trouble.
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I could just say, 'I don't want to walk with him' and he would be in big trouble.
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"The deal is being processed a bit slowly, but there's no big trouble to reverse it," Han said.
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The Los Angeles Times: Michael Cohen turned his access to Trump into big money — and now big trouble.
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An American analyst who forecast Turkey's troubles in 21974 sees big trouble ahead for the rest of us.
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That state will be in big, big trouble very quickly and the people of Georgia don't want that.
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If it is all about the points, and not the percentages, we could be in big trouble here.
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For starters, that spells big trouble for public-sector labor unions, environmental regulations and women's access to contraception.
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And remember when all the experts told us then-candidate Trump was in big trouble in Utah in November?
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The issue ... without Klay and Kevin Durant (who left for Brooklyn), Barkley thinks the team is in big trouble.
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But, I think she will be in big trouble if she can't find a way, and maybe I'm wrong.
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And given how cozy the Saints are at home (and in domes), this could spell big trouble for them.
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"We're not seeing the sort of warning from Apple ... that would tell us big trouble was coming," he said.
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Atlantic Puffins, those charismatic little seabirds with wildly colorful bills, are warning us of big trouble in the ocean.
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With a yield of 1.59 percent, Spain's 10-year bond might not appear to be signaling big trouble ahead.
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" Dana Calleja, 47 Decatur, Ga. _____ "If this country gets a Republican, we are in big trouble, especially with Trump.
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Here's the latest: • Italy is confronting a political crisis, one that could mean big trouble for the world economy.
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"He was going to end up getting in really big trouble or he was going to die," she said.
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"Any of our people get hurt, big trouble," Trump said he told Erdogan, whom he spoke to on Sunday.
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But if we don't all agree that the prediction is there in the first place, we're in big trouble.
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A hedge fund executive and major Republican donor believes Donald Trump's policies would spell big trouble for the U.S. economy.
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I knew we had to get the hooks out of her eye or she would have been in big trouble.
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Everyone makes stupid mistakes, regardless of guilt or innocence, because they realize they're about to be in very big trouble.
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His words of self-celebration signal one thing, his actions another: that President Trump knows he is in big trouble.
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There are some who say this could spell big trouble for Fox in filling a gaping hole at 6900 p.m.
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"If this doesn't change we're in for big trouble," Senator Jeff Flake, an Arizona Republican, said on MSNBC on Monday.
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"Without having good people on your team who understand how to navigate those waters, you're in big trouble," he said.
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" On July 11, 2013, she wrote her last entry: "I hate this life because now I'm in super big trouble.
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By the same token, if Swedes ever defaulted on their mortgages in large numbers, Swedbank would be in big trouble.
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Rosie O'Donnell could be in big trouble for offering millions to GOP senators to vote against the new tax bill.
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The conclusion, reached again and again across the liberal commentariat, seemed obvious: Biden's nascent presidential campaign was in big trouble.
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"I looked two nights ago and you were having trouble in 28503 different cities, big, big trouble," said Trump recently.
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Rachel starts out her Big Trouble dressing down by reminding Star she isn't the only beautiful member of the group.
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If they do, the Cards could be in big trouble, as the rotation depth just isn't there to protect them.
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If you've missed it ... the city's in big trouble after drawing its water supply from the highly corrosive Flint River.
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The 49ers are 5-1383, the Seahawks are 5-1 and the Rams, at 3-231, are in big trouble.
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"This is really big trouble for Russia," said Mr. Bezlov, of the Center for the Study of Democracy in Sofia.
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It's unclear what cops think she was on, but booze could spell big trouble -- as in, jail time -- for Tommie.
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Meek Mill is in big trouble with the law ... trouble that could land him in prison for nearly 2 years.
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The eight-week-old baby squirrels had somehow managed to get their tails knotted together—and they were in big trouble.
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Vulnerability does not necessarily mean big trouble, but she definitely appears vulnerable as she prepares to defend her Australian Open title.
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For those just starting to pay attention: It has been obvious for a while that China's economy is in big trouble.
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"If this movie didn't have great reviews, it would be in big trouble," Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst at Comscore, said.
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A recent report released by the International Panel on Climate Change reaffirmed what everyone already knows: We are in big trouble.
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Any party that loses high-quality people such as Mr Boles while empowering people like Mark Francois is in big trouble.
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DaBaby's security team is in big trouble because the man they viciously beat Friday night could die ... according to his mother.
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"Fortunately Chuck likes the movie and appreciates my efforts, otherwise I could be in big trouble," he told a press conference.
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Not all the votes are in, but if the picture doesn't shift too much, then Republicans could be in big trouble.
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You could've played Jack Burton [Big Trouble in Little China] a thousand ways, but I chose to play him that way.
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If Amazon's servers were to go down, the internet would be in big trouble, Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian said Friday.
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The Garden fell stonily silent after Cullen's go-ahead score, as if the fans knew the Rangers were in big trouble.
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The arrest of Mr. Ghosn yesterday may spell big trouble for the three carmakers he has overseen, Nissan, Renault and Mitsubishi.
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The strange situation is this: Women who fall asleep don't wake up, and they begin growing tendrils that are big trouble.
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Last year we started off so bad that if you lose seven in a row, you put yourself in big trouble.
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"Lying on federal security clearance forms and to government agents will land you in big trouble," McSwain said in a statement.
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Predictions: The industry will face growing calls for regulation, Netflix is in big trouble, and the augmented reality bubble will burst.
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The idea that a candidate who formally entered the presidential race March 14 is already pressing the reset button is BIG trouble.
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" On devaluation of the yuan: "China was in big trouble a year ago, now all of a sudden they cut their currency.
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Early Saturday morning, Trump criticised the ruling as "ridiculous" and warned of big trouble if a country could not control its borders.
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To the contrary, we found that having a policy and doing the training is key; otherwise, employers are in really big trouble.
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The company that bought it was a mess, you guys got into big trouble with them, I'm remembering the highlights of it.
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Gap is in big trouble, as the once-mighty retailer has lost its way, Deutsche Bank retail analyst Paul Trussel said Tuesday.
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All of this says that while China itself is in big trouble, the consequences for the rest of us should be manageable.
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If you mispronounce someone, so if you say "he" when that person identifies as a she, you can get in big trouble.
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But if the market can't hold its lows the next time traders start humming Tchaikovsky, stocks could be in big trouble indeed.
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"Trump is in big trouble," says Anthony Glees, director of the Centre for Security and Intelligence Studies at the University of Buckingham.
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Chris Soules is in big trouble after his fatal car crash, and Ja Rule is in hot water after his festival fiasco.
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From the Annals of You Don't F'ing Say, we bring you the following update: The Cleveland Cavaliers are in big, big trouble.
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There are no windows and the florescent bulbs coat the walls in an ambiance manufactured to say, now you're in big trouble.
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Carpenter has referenced the success of James Cameron's "Aliens" as a factor in "Big Trouble in Little China"'s box office failure.
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If we're going to have big trouble in the future, it could well be in this area, and this demands high vigilance.
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Still, Manafort looks to be in big trouble and is fighting to stay out of jail for the rest of his life.
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In many American households, using foul language of any sort as a child is a good way to get in big trouble.
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"If I had run away from home and this shelter hadn't been here, I would have been in big trouble," Parwaneh said.
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All of this is based on potentials: If Huawei supplies equipment, and if that equipment is compromised, then we're in big trouble.
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It's complicated work for the low-wage workers in "censorship factories" — even a photo of an empty chair could cause big trouble.
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This season neatly ties up most of the conflicts it introduced, while also building toward big trouble to come in its next season.
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If you don&apost have an even matchup of buns and dogs, you&aposre in big trouble, and that led to actual death.
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"They won't come into this area - it's a national park - or there'd be big trouble," the 247.31-year-old former pollock fisherman said.
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At the same time, Yardeni acknowledged that Trump's "protectionist language has been of concern," and could ultimately lead to big trouble for stocks.
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"This will happen at some point, because if the U.S. doesn't do something, then we are going to find ourselves in big trouble."
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She'll appear on season 2 of Star as a famous singer who links up with the Big Trouble trio in the recording studio.
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According to Entertainment Weekly, Fox has renewed Star for a second season, meaning that Big Trouble is officially one step closer to fame.
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There are a lot of teams with big trouble and us with a wheel nut, we will make the story of the day.
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"But we can't be complacent… if we choose not to take the necessary actions we're going to be in big trouble," said Liverman.
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If the feds have texts from Cohen that make clear he wanted a job in the White House, that's big trouble for him.
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But the history of the Super Bowl is filled with examples of companies that get into big trouble by playing with controversial themes.
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" But he did not sound sympathetic toward Trump, saying that "it certainly looks like the president's in big trouble here in the House.
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I can't help but think that when the glow of the fairy-tale wedding is gone, she's going to be in big trouble.
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That makes big trouble for us, for the players and the people who come to the stadium because tomorrow is a work day.
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"If any court would actually let itself review whether this is a national emergency, he would be in big trouble," Ms. Goitein said.
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If that&aposs the future, right, of the Democratic Party, they&aposre in big trouble going into the midterm elections and going into 2020.
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Trade off One of the most immediate results of Trump's election was the acknowledgement that the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) was in big trouble.
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Yet even as today's European leaders gather in Rome this weekend to celebrate the 750th anniversary, they know their project is in big trouble.
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After all, Baby, loosely inspired by a true story, is also a mononymous drama about rich European Hot Teens getting into very big trouble.
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At the children's hospital benefit, Alex is all set to take lead of "Big Trouble," the very appropriate new name for their girl group.
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He reported that he'd received "disturbing" and "inappropriate" emails from Potts, who claimed the school was in big trouble and its owner was crazy.
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It puts our family farm in peril — we will be in big trouble paying for our property taxes, paying for the seed and fertilizers.
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I truly think these unique financial challenges would've landed me in big trouble if I didn't have that emergency fund to fall back on.
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You've had trouble-- with some cultures-- who don't like you coming in there and some vaccination workers who have gotten into big trouble too.
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What with her being more than willing to share her story, and the shareholders meeting only weeks away, Waystar is in big, big trouble.
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But if any of Boeing's bigger customers, like Southwest or Ryanair, made a similar move — it could spell big trouble for Boeing's financial outlook.
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Democracies have ethical rules of their own: Justin Trudeau would be in big trouble if Canada were caught funneling money to the Trump Organization.
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And, if they stop, then (Kim) is going to be in really big trouble," Cashin added in an interview on "Squawk on the Street.
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It's partly a response to Mr. Macron himself — a former investment banker with an imperious personal style — and spells big trouble for his government.
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"That makes big trouble for us, for the players and the same time for the people who are coming to the stadium," he said.
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"Small advisors approaching the end of their careers who have a large part of their business tied to commissions are in big trouble," Carson said.
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" Jokes aside, Stewart added that Clinton is going to be in "big trouble" if she doesn't find a way to convince voters of her "authenticity.
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Almost immediately after firing curators, the social network trended a false story saying saying Megyn Kelly was in big trouble at Fox News (she wasn't).
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Sure, winning the contest may be what Big Trouble has been striving toward all season, but it's also the least interesting part of Star's story.
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Kathy Lien, managing director of foreign exchange strategy at BK Asset Management, said that the yen's appreciation spelled big trouble for Japan's businesses and economy.
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But despite allowing a base runner in every inning Thursday, he avoided big trouble and gave up only two runs over 6 43/3 innings.
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New York (CNN Business)Goldman Sachs could be in big trouble for its involvement in a Malaysian investment fund scandal, and investors are getting antsy.
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Big Trouble decides to raise money for the cause with a block party performance, but first Star has to ask Hunter for a big donation.
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It's no wonder that Star quits Big Trouble in the final moments of the episode, after Jahil insists on making Eva their fourth member. Dramatic?
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We have a little cash and some room on credit cards, but if we don't get our regular paychecks we will be in big trouble.
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Ralph Northam was thought to be in big trouble in last year's gubernatorial contest only to thump Republican Ed Gillespie 54 percent to 45 percent.
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Either would mean big trouble for a rich agricultural district where apples and hops are king, about two and a half hours' drive from Seattle.
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"All kidding aside we (the drivers) will be in big trouble in a couple of weeks with this virus," a user wrote in another thread.
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Luckily, it's not during Coachella weekend, Governors Ball, or during Reading and Leeds Festival or else we would be in big trouble trying to choose.
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Closely followed trader Art Cashin told CNBC on Friday that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will be in "big trouble" without China's financial backing.
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Team Penske's Joey Logano — a Playoffs driver who arrived at Dover fourth in points — found himself in big trouble before the first stage went green.
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But if any significant number of them decide that he is a less transformative figure than they had hoped, he could be in big trouble.
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And Uber CEO Travis Kalanick has said his company will be in big trouble if another company beats it to market with self-driving technology.
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The 2 recent arrests are even more serious, and if Meek got house arrest for a travel faux pas, he's in big big trouble now.
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If he ever becomes a reliable jump shooter and can draw defenders even further out on pick-and-rolls, the league is in big trouble.
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If TR4 makes it to Latin America and the Caribbean region, the export banana industry in that part of the world could be in big trouble.
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Here's where everyone lands and why the most likely candidate for big trouble is Elodie: Elodie Elodie's emotions are on a rollercoaster ride in the finale.
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The message to Americans from most news outlets this week could not be much more urgent, or clear: President Donald Trump is in big, big trouble.
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When Jahil announces that he's booked Big Trouble a tour, Hunter loses it: He wants Star to remain in the mansion he just bought for them.
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The second-most common job in America is cashier; with retail in big trouble, these jobs and tens of thousands of sales jobs are in jeopardy.
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"Now they're starting to wonder if this is really going to happen, or if we will be in big trouble," Reed says of her fellow farmers.
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But when central banks are deprived of the tools they normally use to reassure markets, a little fear is more than enough to cause big trouble.
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" "I don't believe in going back, but the party's in big trouble, and I have the best record of any DNC holder I think in history.
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The naysayers have been saying it for years, but this time it really, really does appear to be the case: Rush Limbaugh is in big trouble.
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In each case the story runs into big trouble if you do a bit of homework; if not completely wrong, it needs a lot of qualification.
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MARSHA ATKIND Roseland, N.J. To the Editor: On Tuesday Donald Trump stepped on his tongue again, and he ended up in big trouble with the press.
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Jarrett told Hannity that he thinks top officials who signed off on using the dossier in the legal request for permission should be in big trouble.
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Like many of his other works, "Big Trouble in Little China" later found success with fans and critics alike when it was released for home video.
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How well the new pieces fit into what is designed as a finely tuned machine can dictate whether injuries equal big trouble or a minor setback.
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Then there was Trevor Noah on Comedy Central's "The Daily Show," who said that the president of the United States is once again in big trouble.
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When I saw the name of the priest who molested me listed in the Pennsylvania grand jury's report, I thought: I'm gonna be in big trouble.
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IF WE DON'T, THEN THINGS ARE IN REALLY BIG TROUBLE BECAUSE THE RATE RISE SO FAR IS SUFFICIENT TO START HAVING A LITTLE BIT OF ECONOMIC IMPACT.
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"Many of the species we care about are in big trouble when it comes to the pace and severity of environmental change and climate change," Whitehead said.
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I'm currently imagining a situation where Sturgill is in charge of a remake of Big Trouble in Little China where he writes, directs, and scores the film.
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We got The Science Guy Friday at Burbank Airport and he has no doubt the mass destruction we've been seeing is proof positive we're in big trouble.
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What's going on here is that House Republicans from swing districts with lots of suburban women are in big trouble, 'cause those women are petrified of Trump.
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"I knew he was in big trouble the moment he picked up the microphone," said Ms. Lam, who had warned her son against getting involved in politics.
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Bottom line: If we don't get the tax reform and repatriation, which are desperately needed, stocks could be in big trouble for the remainder of the year.
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You have bad people or people that wet themselves the first time there&aposs controversy, you&aposre going to be in big trouble, especially at the Justice Department.
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But, Irvin says if Jerry and the 'Boys keep playing hardball and don't get the deal done soon ... it could mean big trouble for Jason Garrett's locker room.
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The stock market could be "headed for big trouble on the earnings front" next year because of plans to hike interest rates , and Cramer is sounding the alarm.
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"If it's 33 points or more, we are in big trouble," said one top Republican, who asked not to be named to talk candidly about the Senate landscape.
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They're so loved in New Zealand that an Australian breakfast television host, David "Kochie" Koch, got into big trouble for claiming the treat was actually from Queensland, Australia.
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Every month this year—and in some months, every week—new information has come out that makes it seem as if Facebook's big rethink is in big trouble.
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Not much is known about the Netflix show's plot just yet, but new photos from the set show that everyone's favorite reluctant superhero may be in big trouble.
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The release of the Tim Allen comedy "Big Trouble," which involved a nuclear bomb being smuggled onto an airplane, was postponed seven months during the same time period.
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Last month, Trump mocked the subscription numbers for Vanity Fair as "way down, big trouble, dead" after the magazine published a scathing review of Trump Grill in Manhattan.
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If you lose your concentration defensively or you shoot ill-advised shots or don't move the ball and give it back to them quickly, you're in big trouble.
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If appetite for these firms slows down — much like it did in the early 2000s for CIMQ — it could spell big trouble for the rest of the market.
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Results are still coming in from North Dakota and Washington state, but the big picture is pretty clear: Biden is sailing by, and Sanders is in big trouble.
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I know many students who get into big trouble when they are under the influence, and I still worry about what I missed, wasting so much time wasted.
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On Friday, Tesla founder Elon Musk is scheduled to talk more about another one of the company's big trouble spots: Tesla's proposed merger with another Musk company, SolarCity.
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"If the U.S. forces international institutions to reduce exposure to Turkey, then it will be in big trouble as Turkey is highly reliant on external funding," Maggio said.
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And now, icing on the cake, François Fillon, who handily won the right-center primary in December, is in big trouble, and his standing is dropping in polls.
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McAfee recognises and blocks new threats pretty much instantaneously meaning there's no need to wait for regular updates or worry about unidentified threats leaving you in big trouble.
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It's certainly not unheard of, but Lundqvist is coming off a shaky season, and if/when his play dips further then the Rangers could be in big trouble.
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It was only episodes ago that Carlotta was threatening Jahil's life with a gun if he dared to manage Big Trouble, but I guess Jahil is technically family now.
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Such a conclusion reached by a bloc of independents anywhere near either the 2018 or 2020 elections could spell big trouble for Trump and the Republican Party he leads.
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It's no secret that Huawei's in big trouble given its recent placement on the U.S. entity list, which forbids American companies from selling parts to the Chinese smartphone giant.
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Amber Portwood allegedly threatened the YouTuber who posted clips of her machete incident with her baby daddy ... and that could get her in big trouble with her probation officer.
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Even filing US taxes may become big trouble for birth tourists, once you think of compliance with American legislation, tax consultants, and the many ways things can go wrong.
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Moments after Paris cops responded to the Kim Kardashian robbery scene, someone recorded video inside her apartment and whoever shot the footage is in big trouble ... TMZ has learned.
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Big Trouble bombed when it was released in 1986, but it would likely fare much better today, considering Hollywood's fascination with China and America's fascination with dim-witted blowhards.
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" The reporter, Mr. Smith, later recalled that he heard the inspector warn officers, "Anybody who fires their gun without me saying 'Fire!' is gonna be in big, big trouble.
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Fetty Wap's in big trouble for busting out a can of whoop ass on a Las Vegas valet ... at least according to staffers at the Mirage Hotel and Casino.
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I&aposve never worked at DOJ, but if that&aposs the way business is done at the DOJ at these high levels, we are in big trouble in this country.
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"That's a thing you'd get in big trouble for in real life, but could be super hot to describe in detail from the privacy of your own home," Manta says.
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Almost every time this happens, like in "Big Trouble in Little Sanchez" and "Something Ricked This Way Comes," Jerry misses some integral information about his family members and the universe.
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Newsflash for Rich the Kid's road manager -- urine big trouble ... but he probably knows that already because he got busted at LAX after a bathroom-related incident on the flight.
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National Democrats will tell you that the race should have never been this close -- and that Ossoff even threatening Handel suggests big trouble for Republicans on the ballot next November.
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It was also pretty traumatic for David, as he told the operator ... "This is the worst thing that's ever happened to me ... I'm gonna be in big trouble, I know."
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If season 7 really is the season of Casterly Rock, then the Lannister twins — and their massive fortune garnered from the gold mines beneath the rock — are in big trouble.
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TMZ Sports obtained footage of the third arrest ... and you can see in the video, Walton in BIG trouble with officers -- getting tased and still managing to flea the scene.
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"After, I called Blatter to tell him I am in big trouble because I have lunch, I didn't know there were the Qataris at the lunch with Sarkozy," he added.
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"We're usually careful not to get angry at people, have a temper tantrum or lose our cool at work because we know we can get in big trouble," McKee says.
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Our sources say she fears she could be in big trouble if she changes her story and tells the feds what has really gone down with her, Joycelyn and Kelly.
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Most investment professionals believe the Fed will hold off on raising rates, but if the Fed unveils a surprise hike on Wednesday afternoon, high-yielding stocks could be in big trouble.
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But make no mistake: the combo of his fame with the base + access to Mercer money + true belief in America first policies = big trouble for establishment Republicans in 2018 and beyond.
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"When I was in big trouble, it was so public because I was on a TV show that 30 million people were watching," the actor told The Hollywood Reporter last year.
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The uncomfortable commentary doesn't end there, as she then urges the Big Trouble ladies to get "dirty" with each other, leading an uncomfortable Star to straddle Eva for sexy promotional photos.
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That means that a steep run-up in the value of the dollar generally makes those debts more onerous, and causes big trouble for countries including China, South Korea and Turkey.
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Brad Parscale, who is managing the White House re-election effort, tweeted that Brindisi was "in big trouble because of impeachment," citing poll numbers that show Democrats trailing in the district.
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You know, people who work in politics who don't work with the press are terrified of them because you can get into really big trouble if you screw something up there.
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"Iran was in big trouble, they had sanctions, they were dying, we took off the sanctions and made this horrible deal and now they're a power," Trump said Wednesday in Daytona, Florida.
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FOR THINGS LIKE ANTIBIOTICS, YOU KNOW, THE SECOND, THIRD, FOURTH, FIFTH GENERATION ANTIBIOTICS, WE'RE IN BIG TROUBLE IN TERMS OF RESISTANCE BECAUSE THERE'S NO MARKET INCENTIVE TO MAKE THOSE KINDS OF DRUGS.
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Shortly after Big Trouble wins Atlanta Next Fest (lord help me if they didn't take home that trophy after 12 episodes), Carlotta tells the girls she would like to be their manager.
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All About Eva Eva (Sharlene Taulé) has more than enough chops to be in Big Trouble, and if she were a little less terrible, she might even get Star's seal of approval.
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"If this country gets a Republican, we are in big trouble, especially with Trump," Flor Giraldo, 59, an unemployed emergency room technician, said Tuesday outside of a polling place in Chelsea, Mass.
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But Charlie and his grandfather got in big trouble when they stole a few sips of Fizzy Lifting Drinks, which made them weightless enough to float to–and smudge–the factory ceiling.
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"There's about one patrol officer for every thousand citizens, so if the public does not see us as legitimate and they don't acknowledge our authority, then we're in big trouble," Tobkin said.
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RHP Matt Wisler (13-7) allowed a base runner in every inning Thursday, but he avoided big trouble and gave up only two runs in 6 2/3 inning against the Braves.
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In December, Trump went after Vanity Fair magazine hard, tweeting that the publication was, "Way down, big trouble, dead!" and he called its editor, Graydon Carter, "No talent" and demanded he be fired.
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"Iran was in big trouble, they had sanctions, they were dying, we took off the sanctions and made this horrible deal and now they're a power," Trump said Wednesday in Daytona Beach, Florida.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNLamar Odom's Boozy Bar Night before Church with KhloeHoly Crap, Britney Spears Looks Amazing in a BikiniTom Hanks Sued Because of His SonDonald Trump's Campaign Manager Could Be in Big Trouble
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Hacking a billboard could land you trouble, but it's fair to say hacking a billboard then streaming porn through it could get you in extra big trouble — especially in Indonesia where it's banned.
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Iggy Azalea's legal team fired off a scorching letter to Nick Young's baby mama ... warning her that any mention of Iggy in her upcoming tell-all story will spell BIG trouble for her.
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"My assumption is that ANZ is a tech company, because in today's world if you are not a tech company or rapidly becoming one you are going to be in big trouble," she said.
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She must either comply with the subpoena, by the way, if this happened to us, we&aposd be in big trouble, or she will face serious legal consequences, including a contempt of Congress citation.
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When He Jiankui went missing back in early December, we suspected big trouble ahead for the rogue scientist, but as Sarah Knapton reports in the Telegraph, his predicament is even worse than we thought.
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But his joke got him into big trouble when the chef went missing around the same time he and his brother finished working at the restaurant and headed off for months on their motorcycles.
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But today, he was faced with a scandal that appears to be big trouble for the White House and all he could say was, "THE EMAIL," typed below a photo of Saint Basil's Cathedral.
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The U.S. needs to work out a trade deal with China by the end of the year or the retail sector will be in big trouble, former J.C. Penney CEO Allen Questrom said Thursday.
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But in the event that the culprit is based in a nation that follows international law, they could find themselves in big trouble if they decide to withdraw the funds in a traceable way.
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The people who are bellyaching about the Fyre Festival may be inciting civil unrest and even riots, and if they don't stop grousing they're gonna be in big trouble ... so threaten the festival's lawyers.
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"We are still getting messages that Hamilton is in big trouble with the brakes," Raikkonen's engineer told him, inciting the Finnish driver to attack while he we was 1.3 seconds behind on Lap 30.
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After being in big trouble in the first, Magny reappeared renewed and landed unanswered blows to Lombard's head for an awkward period of time as Percival asked a barely conscious 'Showeather' to defend himself.
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However, Toronto started 2 of 11 from the field and the Raptors were quickly down by 12 and seemingly in big trouble when DeRozan picked up his second foul and went to the bench.
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There will be big trouble if Bloomberg does not participate in early primaries, caucuses and debates and then pounces on Super Tuesday with a deluge of spending seeking to drown out the remaining candidates.
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If you hit something at that speed, you're in trouble no matter what, but if the battery just explodes, then Tesla's in really big trouble, and it's not going to come down on them easily.
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Soulja posted several videos bragging about a wake and bake session at his house, but the one where his pal is waving high-powered handgun with an extended clip ... could get someone in big trouble.
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He played with Spieth for the first two rounds and was at three under heading into the 18th hole on Friday before an unplayable drive set him up for big trouble and a triple bogey.
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Elizabeth Warren's (D-MA) first fundraising quarter (in which she said she'd forego any big-dollar fundraising events) was disappointing considering the once-lofty expectations for her candidacy, and signals big trouble for her campaign.
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Brooke Shields has vouched for some shady products in the past, including those serums that are supposed to grow out your eyelashes but could spell big trouble for your eyes if it gets in there.
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If we don't flatten this curve and keep new cases from popping up, our hospitals are going to get overwhelmed, and then we're going to be in really, really big trouble you the United States.
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In both cases, the fur wouldn't match their labels, he suspected — and the clerks knew selling a fake to Mr. Ji, who is well known on sight in many of China's shops, meant big trouble.
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One of the tools the administration is considering to make up for lost revenue is eliminating the state and local tax deduction, but that's already in big trouble and could get killed on the Hill.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said on Monday he warned Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan of "big trouble" if any U.S. service members in the part of Syria that Turkey has threatened to invade get hurt.
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So, how do you deal with-, there's a gap between how the normal drivers drive, and then how you drive, and-, because if we violate the rules, by ourselves, we're going to have a big trouble.
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"I was about Trump and I think we need somebody to shake this thing up and I think we have to have a Republican otherwise we're in very big trouble in this country," Michael Sadof said.
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The Moment Jahil Got Insulted By Big Boi & Then Arrested Big Boi (yes, the Big Boi, back again) comes to watch Big Trouble in action — a performance that lands them a slot at Atlanta Next Fest.
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But, Browner found himself in big trouble last July after he brutalized his ex-girlfriend in front of her two children -- and was sentenced to 8 years in prison after he copped a no contest plea.
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Hockey players can get into big trouble by looking down during the brief time they might control the puck, instead of looking up to see the broader and more important possibilities and dangers developing around them.
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The big trouble Thursday came when the Senate parliamentarian said that Corker's proposal to "trigger" automatic tax hikes if the deficit grows too fast under the GOP tax plan is not permissible under the Senate rules.
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The stock market could be "headed for big trouble on the earnings front" next year because of the Federal Reserve's plans to hike interest rates three times in 2019, and CNBC's Jim Cramer is sounding the alarm.
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THE TAKEAWAY Penn State: The Nittany Lions were in big trouble as soon as they had to drop back and pass and try to block Ohio State&aposs talented defensive line, with Nick Bosa and Tyquan Lewis.
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Ever since his vicious and totally false statements about Admiral Ron Jackson, the highly respected White House Doctor for Obama, Bush & me, Senator John Tester looks to be in big trouble in the Great State of Montana!
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Great Wall reminded me more of Big Trouble in Little China—John Carpenter's fantasy-action-comedy starring Kurt Russell as a bumbling, arrogant truck driver who gets caught up in the mystical underground of San Francisco's Chinatown.
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Disappointments like Big Trouble (2002), The Alamo (2004), Around the World in 0073 Days (2004), and Annapolis (2006) were bad films that audiences weren't interested in, and no amount of inventive financial accounting could justify their existence.
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They may have gotten away with (kinda sorta) murder, but with Perry's mother Mary Louise (Meryl Streep) in Monterey asking questions, it's only a matter of time before something breaks, and those little lies cause big, big trouble.
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And in that book, about a year before the World Trade Center was blown up, I said there's somebody named Osama bin Laden, you better kill him or take him out, something to that effect, he's big trouble.
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" Melania Trump heaps praise on her 69-year-old husband, saying, "He is handling everything very well," and that his approach has struck a chord with Americans who are living in a country that is "in big trouble.
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Admittedly, the likes of low-cost operator Norwegian Air Shuttle – the largest non-North American airline serving New York City – are in big trouble, with $6.1 billion of net debt, more than 7 times this year's forecast EBITDA.
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He added that a lot of companies in South Africa had established themselves in places like Nigeria and Kenya in order to address weak growth domestically, and if that is threatened, "these companies are in really big trouble."
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In a surprising decision in 2015, Judge Rosemary M. Collyer of Federal District Court in Washington sided with Republicans and said that if the House could not sue to protect its appropriations power, it was in big trouble.
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I also did improv all four years in college, where you would get in big trouble if you said bastard or something, where you can be salacious for something that you could say on network TV at 3 pm.
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Earlier this year, scientists at the ARC Centre of Excellence For Coral Reef Studies warned that the Reef is in big trouble, with about 35 percent of the coral in its northern and central areas either dead or dying.
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"If this really happened and there is some reflection about the source, it may cause very big trouble for us, because it can put into risk the source and may cause some damage to our activities," Sofrin told CNN.
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Big Trouble's manager — who can somehow only manage the group if it's via shady scheme — hires a guy to pose as an Atlanta Next Fest executive to insist that Big Trouble must be a foursome in order to compete.
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A friend sent me a video he'd taken one afternoon while trying to stop his son from playing; there was a time when repeatedly calling one's father a fucking asshole would have led to big trouble in Tomato Town.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - With the Rockefeller Plaza Christmas tree lit and the Radio City Rockettes kicking into high gear, a grimmer December tradition is coming into focus in the Big Apple: The New York Knicks are in big trouble.
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In other words, if all 60 of the satellites SpaceX just launched turn out to have some kind of design flaw that only becomes apparent somewhere down the line, and they all die in orbit, it could spell big trouble.
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Now you can buy either a model based directly on the original movie prop or even have Snake himself engraved on the back of your watch, thereby immortalizing Kurt Russell in his most important role after Big Trouble In Little China.
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Ailes's shocking July resignation was supposed to spell big trouble for the network, Fox ended up having its best year ever: Not only did it beat its cable news competition again, but all competition in cable, including ESPN and TBS.
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If FBI agents had asked him, specifically, about the content of the calls, and he denied speaking to Kislyak about sanctions in the way he had publicly, then he could be (to use a technical legal phrase) in big trouble.
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Privacy reforms that consider the rights of foreigners don't even appear to register as a debate-worthy concept on the floor of the US Senate and House — which spells big trouble for the sustainability of EU-US transatlantic data flows.
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Set aside who actually won the Pennsylvania special House election between Democrat Conor Lamb and Republican Rick Saccone — which we might not know for a while yet — and look at the big picture: Republicans are in big, big, big trouble.
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And when he got in big trouble with his approach into a buried lie in the sand on the 15th, he got up-and-down from the other side of the green with a 5-foot putt to escape with bogey.
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Anyone who has glanced at these Star recaps knows I have limited love (or even like) for Jahil, and that I was pretty down for Big Trouble ditching him on the fast-track to the Grammys with Big Boi as their manager.
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With a mix of foreboding and panic, these tunes combine the ambience of horror with a sense of urgency, and wouldn't be out of place as b-side cuts to films such as Escape from New York or Big Trouble In Little China.
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No one can be blamed for thinking the GOP is in big trouble after the new Congressional Budget Office report came out Wednesday with the politically ruinous news that the Republican's AHCA bill would eventually leave 23 million Americans without health insurance.
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There were feature pieces and interviews with Willis's family, his girlfriend and his nascent fan club (the Will Bombs), which already has a Twitter account and which guaranteed big trouble for Federer, the seven-time Wimbledon champion who is seeded third this year.
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Yes, I got in big trouble with your friends last month for talking to a woman last year—just talking, with our voices, in a room we thought was private—about whether I would consider helping her come to terms with an embryo.
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I'm not going to take all the credit here, but if Grey Worm hadn't had seen that the trenches were not getting lit from the arrows and helped Melisandre get there to light the trenches, then they'd have been in big trouble.
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Green nearly got himself in big trouble when Miguel Sano hit a deep ball to right, but Aaron Judge used every bit of his 245-foot-218 frame to catch a ball that appeared headed for the wall, securing a second out.
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Being a woman and being a minority are two things that were big trouble for her, but what she didn't expect is that being the wife of someone as powerful and as famous as George ended up being a huge negative for her career.
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As Geoff Lewis notes in what is a pretty remarkable post on Medium this afternoon, titled "#TurnOnReality," he might be in big trouble for what he wrote today about his opposition to Donald Trump and what he thinks we all should do about it.
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If people think you're a threat – because you're a physical beast who can win all the challenges; because you're a social butterfly who can charm her way to the end; because you're a strategic genius who can count – then you could be in big trouble.
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"When I saw his wound, I pulled down the pantleg to see the wound, I did not find an exit wound I knew he was in big trouble, because that meant it went up and I'd seen things like this in Iraq," Wenstrup told CNN.
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But these days China is in big trouble, and is trying to keep the value of its currency up, not down: foreign exchange reserves are plunging in the face of huge capital flight, to the tune of a trillion dollars over the past year.
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Mary C. HelfFlourtown, Pa. To the Editor: If the defense of the Constitution and the Republic are in the hands of the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives to impeach President Trump for the reasons argued in your editorial, the country is in big trouble.
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He brought in all these people into a political system that were frigging distraught and disgusted with how things were, and they were sitting on the sidelines ... if you alienate those people, he's in big trouble because these are the people that won him the election.
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Between the ominous music and Jon's isolation in the scene, the trailer certainly implies that our new King in the North might be in big trouble — that the lone wolf will die, leaving the rest of his Stark pack to carry on the fight without him.
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"The newspaper industry today is in big trouble," John Oliver firmly stated, and without newspapers around to cite, he explained that TV news would crumble, social media sites like Facebook and Twitter would be in chaos, and "stupid shows like Last Week Tonight" would be utterly screwed.
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"Do you know what, stuff that I wanna say to my friends like "I'm going out shopping to spend the kids' inheritance", or an emoji that lets my kids and grandkids know that they're in big trouble, I can't find an emoji to depict that," Hill continued.
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That increasing unease with the American Health Care Act legislation could spell big trouble for Republican leaders in the Senate, as they prepare to push for passage of their own, still-secret health-care reform bill — which could look quite a bit like the House version.
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Members of the Directors Guild of America who are working on TV coverage of the inauguration and related events tell TMZ they are being threatened by someone who has sent word out to everyone in the org ... you do anything Trump-related and you're in big trouble.
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Well, first and foremost that social media is in big trouble with the young and that it is long past time for it to shift to a privacy-oriented stance that was never part of its DNA, except perhaps as a throwaway line in a news release.
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The announcement came one day after Trump publicly warned Turkey it would be in "big trouble" if any American troops in Syria are injured during a military operation Turkey is preparing to launch against Kurdish fighters who had been allied with the United States against Islamic State militants.
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While a super flat work structure might sound enticing in an interview ( "yeah, we all just wear a bunch of hats and kind of do our thing…"), a lack of organizational hierarchy can mean big trouble when it comes time to make decisions, troubleshoot staff problems, or strategize for growth.
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But we also need to get ahead of it, get all sorts of things in place, before we restart the economy or we will be in big trouble Tapper: President Trump on Thursday said he is "hearing it loud and clear from everybody" that people want to go back to work.
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A charge that he invaded people's privacy seems quaint today, when no one can boast immunity to surveillance, but, in 1975, he made big trouble for himself with "Women Are Beautiful," a book of sneaked shots of women on streets, in parks or restaurants, and at parties or political demonstrations.
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If we&aposre not having a real conversation about what does that mean for the people whose jobs are being displaced, that&aposs a problem … If we don&apost think about job retraining, and access to meaningful work in a more broad based way, we are going to be in big trouble.
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This anecdote about a young man being approached by what amount to legal loan sharks illustrates how someone could quickly get in big trouble with debtors: At a Samsung smartphone shop in a mall in Shanghai, 31-year-old Lin Wenjie is considering which phone to buy when a saleswoman approaches him with a suggestion.
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The pilot of the helicopter carrying Kobe Bryant, his daughter and 6 other passengers got in big trouble with fog -- they seemed to abort the trip and tried returning home, barely clearing one mountain range, but never slowed down ... this according to the flight tracker and several experienced helicopter pilots in the L.A. area.
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When you tell your toddler not to throw that ball, you're teaching them thousands of things about how to be part of a society—not only the imperative verb form, but that you can't throw balls at people's faces, that balls move fast when you move your arm like that, and what a voice sounds like when you're about to get in big, big trouble.
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"With the merger removing Sprint's $40bn of debt from (SoftBank)'s balance sheet, also doing away withthe potential headache of finding another suitor, we think (SoftBank) has once again managed to wriggle itself out of big trouble," Anvarzadeh said The latest development comes as a boost to SoftBank amid multiple reports that the Japanese conglomerate is struggling to raise capital for its second Vision fund.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE this week offered some of his harshest rhetoric yet aimed at the Saudi government over Khashoggi's killing, saying they pulled off a poorly handled "cover up" and promising "big trouble" for those involved.
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"I watched the series and was totally digging it, I love the whole '80s nostalgia sci-fi vibe, and the music was awesome, it reminded me of stuff like John Carpenter ... those '80s films like Big Trouble in Little China, Escape From New York, and I was thinking to myself, if I set up enough synthesisers, I could play the theme music for that completely live," Million told triple j.
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And the CEO was leaving and I think I had this as a scoop and I was really excited so then I had it, the story was in the system, was about to out, and then I tweeted it and I got in really big trouble at the Journal from editors who didn't want me ... Everybody was still trying to figure out social media policies and what's right and not right.
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Asian cuisine as a street food staple Asian food was still largely exoticized in 1980s Hollywood, either as a mysterious high-brow delicacy (Molly Ringwald's character is perceived as elitist by her fellow classmates when she brings sushi for lunch in 1985's The Breakfast Club) or as cheap and Americanized, eaten in back alleys at restaurants like Dragon of the Black Pool while discussing supernatural "Chinese black magic" in 1986's Big Trouble in Little China or begrudgingly ordered in A Christmas Story (1983) after the neighbor's dogs tore apart the Christmas turkey.
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There were a couple of facets of the trailers that did play out pretty much as we suspected: Sansa did get revenge on Ramsay (and unexpectedly reunited with Jon, which still makes us a little misty), and Arya did spend most of the season training at the House of Black and White, before spectacularly abandoning the cause and returning to Westeros to kill Walder Frey and his sons in the most badass reveal ever committed to TV. Thankfully, the Season 6 finale didn't end with a lingering cliffhanger to protect, so there are some things in the new trailers that we can take at face value: Dany will definitely end up at Dragonstone (although we have no idea how long she'll stay there, or whether she'll try and attack King's Landing this season); Jon's heading north of the Wall again; Dany's armies and the Lannister forces are going to have at least one big battle (but probably two); and Theon and Yara are in big trouble.
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