And when that war finally comes — in the season finale, no doubt — it's going to be a miserable bloodbath....Just, you know, a miserable bloodbath that hopefully won't alienate fans and enrage the PTC this time around, like the miserable bloodbath we saw during the Season 7 premiere.
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And there's still no end in sight to the bloodbath.
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But are you holding out for a bloodbath there, too?
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But that bloodbath is arguably true to life as well.
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A 'bloodbath' averted But the custodian wasn't the only hero.
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It'd be a bloodbath on an unprecedented scale, for both parties.
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The party spirals into a bloodbath when Ryo begins attacking strangers.
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The rest of this election is going to be a bloodbath.
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Truckers say their industry has been in a "bloodbath" in 2019.
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Dan Beaumont was taking over Dalston basements with his Disco Bloodbath.
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Florida is going to be a political bloodbath for Bernie Sanders.
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When the election was announced, we prepared ourselves for a bloodbath.
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"This could have been a bloodbath beyond imagination," a prosecutor said.
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If the Pakistanis defended their territory, there could have been a bloodbath.
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On the other hand, the past two years have been a bloodbath.
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It is an exceptional bloodbath that deserves exceptional mourning, dissection, and reflection.
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The monster bloodbath in stocks sparked a major flight-to-safety move.
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"I knew going in that it was going to be a bloodbath."
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Many analysts say the industry is headed for an even worse bloodbath.
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Smith also predicted a "bloodbath" among old and new media companies alike.
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After the bloodbath, Salah Abdeslam evaded a dragnet to return to Brussels.
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Election analysts, however, increasingly see a bloodbath for House Republicans in November.
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US stocks are showing signs of life after a bloodbath on Wednesday.
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But there's still an opportunity to stop a larger bloodbath from ensuing.
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The trucking "bloodbath" of 22015 is ending on a remarkably sour note.
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Thousands of truck drivers lost their jobs in the 2019 trucking 'bloodbath.
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I don't know how to put this any more simply: it's a bloodbath.
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Department stores' first-quarter bloodbath didn't spare any of the category's major players.
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Department stores, however, shouldn't shoulder all the blame for the sector's recent bloodbath.
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"They were all set to cover the bloodbath," the "Mad Money " host said.
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A bloodbath ensued, one whose seemingly infinite sectarian hatred Baghdadi sought to harness.
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It'll be a bloodbath, but we'll flush them out—no matter the cost.
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Or, he could duck the 2016 bloodbath altogether and position himself for 85033.
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Scalise's security detail was praised for mitigating what could have been a bloodbath.
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Emilia Clarke plus nudity ... equals a 'GoT' bloodbath, according to the Khaleesi herself.
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The expectation among most viewers was that this episode would be a bloodbath.
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So Seila Law is unlikely to end in a bloodbath for the CFPB.
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The danger if bitcoin's credibility is punctured is an accelerated, Theranos-like bloodbath.
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"We don't want Idlib to turn into a bloodbath," he said at the summit.
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"Media's been waiting for a bloodbath this whole time we've been here," he said.
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Read more: Thousands of truck drivers lost their jobs in the 2019 trucking 'bloodbath.
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Will the maze lead to the bloodbath the show seems to be building toward?
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And it would presage a bloodbath at the ballot next fall for the GOP.
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It's a chaotic scene that has top Republicans fretting over an Election Day bloodbath.
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The Trump White House could yet become a "Game of Thrones"-style political bloodbath.
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Either way, the real-world industry might be headed towards a bloodbath, Kalyanam said.
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And US officials are confidently saying that it will be a bloodbath — for ISIS.
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Monday's bloodbath came even after the Federal Reserve's emergency move to ease lending aggressively.
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House Democrats are warning of a down-ballot bloodbath and centrists are freaking out.
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By Sunday evening, the Haitian government announced Carnival was canceled to "avoid a bloodbath."
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Trump warns House GOP members of electoral 'bloodbath' if repeal and replace fails One source told CNN that Trump warned his guests that not passing a repeal bill could result in a "bloodbath" for the party in mid-term elections in 2018.
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The arrests come eight years after the 2250 protests spiraled into a nation-wide bloodbath.
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Despite the bloodbath, David Kelly, chief global strategist for JP Morgan Funds, isn't worried yet.
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Or that they don't mean to insinuate that psychiatric hospitals are giant bloodbath-murder buildings?
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And a four-day long bloodbath at Nairobi's Westgate mall left people dead in 2013.
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The bloodbath in Twitter-land will come to an end soon, one way or another.
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Behind the scenes it was a bloodbath of negative ads and mailers behind the scenes.
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But a narrow margin will spark a bloodbath for control of the House in 2020.
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The bloodbath reportedly continued into Wednesday, with dozens more killed and over 100 more hurt.
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And, perhaps most importantly, he's about to oversee an expected bloodbath in the 2018 midterms.
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About 4,500 truck drivers lost their jobs in August as the trucking 'bloodbath' rages on
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The leading industry group for truck drivers has declared we're hurtling toward a trucking 'bloodbath'
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He was taken aback; to purge Iran's sympathizers from the country would require a bloodbath.
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They were mostly fleeing the bloodbath civil war in Syria; other European countries shunned them.
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Republican donors and lawmakers warned Trump of a potential bloodbath before the 2018 midterm elections.
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It is truly tragic when a vicious few turn a peaceful protest into a bloodbath.
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Mamata Banerjee, chief minister of neighbouring West Bengal state, warns of "a civil war, a bloodbath".
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The so-called Dungan revolt by the Hui in the 1860s and 1870s was a bloodbath.
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More than any other Game of Thrones bloodbath, it read like glorified brutality for brutality's sake.
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At Robb Stark's wedding in season 3, the Freys collectively turn the wedding into a bloodbath.
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A bunch of friends find themselves trapped in a fictional 80's film called Camp Bloodbath.
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The researchers suspect this behavior helps ensure that snack time doesn't devolve into a nightmarish bloodbath.
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I don't even want to think what the bloodbath for general sale would've been.Fees. Scalpers. Scams.
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If you read media coverage of the media, this year was supposed to be a bloodbath.
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The battle was a bloodbath, "hell itself" according to one soldier in the old man's regiment.
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But it was Uber's investors who had been growing particularly queasy about the bloodbath in China.
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Yes, the midterms are a whole 18 months away, but many are already predicting a bloodbath.
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Menorrhagia—in other words, a bloodbath—is heavy bleeding or menstruation that lasts over seven days.
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Much of the trucking-industry "bloodbath" can be traced back to the industry's highly cyclical nature.
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Truckers have for months been sounding the alarm about a "bloodbath" in their $800 billion industry.
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The 2010s were also a bloodbath for companies that couldn't keep up with seismic technological changes.
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For the time being, things are cooling off a bit, but the bloodbath has already started.
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The bloodbath provoked large, angry street protests and a visit by an apologetic President Felipe Calderon.
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But really, if "The Long Night" was a bloodbath, it was one taken in the sink.
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Skipping the in-store bloodbath and copping them for $23 at Amazon is a no-brainer.
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"This could have been a bloodbath beyond imagination," Deters said Thursday, according to CNN affiliate WLWT.
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If Republicans stay home (or decline to vote for Trump), the election will be a bloodbath.
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It's a total bloodbath, but it doesn't matter because you're both laughing riotously and bumping kneecaps.
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What's next: The U.S. could cut and run, which would undermine its credibility and risk a bloodbath.
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Once the world's policeman, the US has turned its back on a potential bloodbath in the making.
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Only two obstacles remain to finally closing the book on the bloodbath that is the Syrian war.
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That's not a bloodbath where a brilliant media strategy at ESPN is going to magically save them.
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S. & british [sic] government hegemony + money = bloodbath" and "Slashings, Stabbings, & Assaults Will Result In Your Immediate Arrest.
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"This weekend was another delegate bloodbath for Donald Trump," wrote Kyle Cheney and Katie Glueck in Politico.
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As the demons tear through crowds of screaming, terrified bystanders, the film breaks down into a bloodbath.
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"The 1970s were a bloodbath for the dairy industry," said Stephen Henty, a dairy farmer in Victoria.
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But fans largely didn't expect what they got — a bloodbath to rival the climax of The Godfather.
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So they've saved your ass a few times from a rampant serial killer during a senseless bloodbath.
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" At another point he is heard to say: "If you want a bloodbath, it's on your hands.
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The GOP establishment's bloodbath in New Hampshire Christie also slammed Rubio's poor attendance record in the Senate.
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As you can see, the scene was a bloodbath ... with people panicking and authorities drawing their weapons.
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Bitcoin was able to recover after Sunday's bloodbath on Monday, but it has since continued its downtrend.
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Truckers like Lexington, Kentucky-based owner-operator Chad Boblett said truckers have suffered "a bloodbath" in 2019.
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The midterm elections were a bloodbath for the GOP in general, but particularly for moderate, suburban Republicans.
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Read more: 2,500 truck drivers have lost their jobs in 2019 as the transportation 'bloodbath' rolls on.
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DISPATCH FROM THE DEM MINES from CNN's Gregory Krieg: There will be no 2018 Democratic primary bloodbath.
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In Texas, the senate race should be a slam-dunk, bloodbath of a win for Ted Cruz.
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Police have arrived on the scene of the Irish massacre, and we see it's quite the bloodbath.
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"September was a bloodbath for cars," Cox Automotive analyst Michelle Krebs told reporters on a conference call.
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Regarding doing Bloodbath and Vallenfyre, yeah I do think it's had a positive effect on Paradise Lost's music.
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If the victor is Cruz or Trump, the party could face an even bigger bloodbath in the fall.
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As part of an ongoing bloodbath of cancellations, Fox announced on Thursday that it was pulling the show.
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What hit them then wasn't so much a gradual change in taste but a swift and thorough bloodbath.
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Indeed, it may be this same Putin Factor that decides what happens next in the bloodbath of Syria.
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If Mr Corbyn stays on, the issue facing the Labour moderates will be the timing of the bloodbath.
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President Donald Trump released his preliminary 2018 budget plan last night, and it's a bloodbath for scientific research.
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It's almost as if viewers were disappointed that it didn't turn out to be the bloodbath they expected.
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And a four-day long bloodbath at Nairobi's Westgate Mall left at least 67 people dead in 2013.
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Opinions differ about what turned the tide, of course, but this election bloodbath was followed by budget surpluses.
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Volatility collapsed as the stock market was quick to fully make back the losses from its December bloodbath.
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The stock market has been a non-stop bloodbath this year; patience and optimism are in short supply.
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Chris Christie on an extraordinary day when the already wild 2016 presidential campaign turned into a political bloodbath.
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It seems like only a matter of time before fantasy and reality merge in a black-gun bloodbath.
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What about Mexico which roils in a cauldron of poverty, corruption, and the bloodbath of a narco-insurgency?
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The "racial bloodbath," as the Washington Post described what is to come in this race, has already begun.
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Unless Republican leadership can convince citizens that they are this party, they're looking at a bloodbath in 85033.
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More dramatic premium increases began in ObamaCare's second year, 2015, but even that didn't stop the financial bloodbath.
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If you see something on sale, skip the virtual bloodbath and snag yours before other customers catch wind.
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It could be a bloodbath, or a big payday for those with a large stake in the company.
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The United Nations has warned fighting in Idlib could "end in a bloodbath" and called for a ceasefire.
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Kasich versus Clinton was a veritable bloodbath, with Kasich an astonishing 7.4 points up as of late April.
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Since Guzman's extradition in January, a bloodbath has engulfed Sinaloa, the western state where the cartel is based.
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Polly Sheppard, another survivor of the bloodbath, and Felicia Sanders share an overstuffed chair in the latter's home.
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After a 2019 that truck drivers described as a "bloodbath," challenging conditions are slamming the trucking industry yet again.
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They won't be competing against each other (don't expect a bloodbath), but they'll all be competing against The Wheel.
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I think, generally speaking, the autonomous world is also going to be a kind of bloodbath, or mess, financially.
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Markets will gradually absorb all that and revert to fundamentals, after the bloodbath of last week's wrong trading bets.
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Because the 2020 field is busier, including a competitor for progressive votes in Elizabeth Warren, another bloodbath is unlikely.
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Following Monday's U.S. bloodbath, all major markets in Europe fell by more than 3 percent in early trading Tuesday.
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It becomes a bloodbath of fangirls/boys trying to show love and get the attention they've craved for years.
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As you can see above, it's essentially a pixelated bloodbath — an aesthetic that works precisely because it's so artificial.
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IS vowed to make the month of Ramadan, which began on June 6th, a bloodbath in Europe and America.
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That little bit of pain could turn into a midterm election bloodbath for Trump's Republicans if things go wrong.
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While Kasabian later said she tried to stop the bloodbath, she was definitely with the group the whole time.
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A head-on charge against the established leaders rarely works, and when it does it is a financial bloodbath.
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The "relentless violence" must stop before it degenerates into "what we fear may end in a bloodbath", he said.
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And while Canada rather discreetly celebrates a victorious battle, Australia and New Zealand commemorate the bloodbath that was Gallipoli.
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In a more unexpected turn of events, they turned on one another and very nearly created a bigger bloodbath.
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But creative breakfast pancakes aside, it looks like the Land of Ooo is bracing for a Westeros-style bloodbath.
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The bloodbath at the airport triggered a manhunt that caught up with Chapo within a few weeks in Guatemala.
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The story, which unfolds primarily in motion comic-like cutscenes, matters only insofar as it sets up your next bloodbath.
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Their inauguration will be a rhetorical, and when I mean civil disobedience, not violence, but it will be a bloodbath.
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The Congressional Budget Office has released its analysis of the Senate GOP's Better Care Reconciliation Act, and it's a bloodbath.
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"I didn&apost want to be part of the bloodbath," he said, massaging a loose bone on his left knee.
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After all, if a certain Ian Harding has his way, any reboot or spin-off would be a literal bloodbath.
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As for the bloodbath, it's a little too reliant on CGI — including lots of slow motion — but it's suitably brutal.
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And last week, Bernie Sanders essentially tied the former secretary of state, setting up the latest Clinton bloodbath-in-waiting.
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In this way, Birds of Passage seems more invested in questions of honor than the lurid glory of the bloodbath.
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With smartphones the "peak" might look different, but it'll be a bloodbath as hardware companies fight for new business models.
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If the first five episodes are any indication, it's going to be a multilayered bloodbath and we'll love every minute.
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If this were the Hunger Games, these items would be the Cornucopia, and there was about the be a bloodbath.
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The New York Times just did an expose on the bloodbath that occurs every day in President Obama's home town.
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National Republicans are feeling increasingly optimistic about their chances of avoiding an intraparty bloodbath in the West Virginia Senate primary.
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"They are in the middle of a bloodbath right now," said a gleeful West Virginia Democrat with ties to Manchin.
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The 1965 bloodbath was sparked by a failed coup and the murder of a number of generals in the military.
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Trucking also saw a yet another "bloodbath" in the latest tally, sinking by 4,200 jobs, according to the BLS report.
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Read more:Uber marketing employees describe a 'bloodbath' when the company laid off 400 employees in more than a dozen countries
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While that year was a bloodbath for Democrats in most states, Nevada was the rare example where they trounced Republicans.
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"What we can't let happen is let this primary become a negative bloodbath," Biden said, according to a pool report.
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Nathan says it could've turned into a bloodbath, which is true ... 'cause the other driver told us he was armed.
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It's weird and somehow even more depressing than the sitcom-turned-bloodbath that set the internet aflame quite literally yesteryear.
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The bloodbath suddenly turned the blockade at Noxchixtlán into a symbol of just how explosive politics can be in Oaxaca.
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So that's basically two-thirds of Dow ETF investing in the two months leading up to the stock market bloodbath.
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Apple shares have gotten mired in the broader tech bloodbath, but one technical analysis points to a blast higher ahead.
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But he was executed early on, while his wife and son were dispatched in the "Red Wedding" bloodbath in season three.
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While the strain can be more keenly observed in Shanghai's stock market "bloodbath," the impact of such moves historically reverberates globally.
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But he warned lawmakers of the high-stakes nature of the effort, citing a potential electoral "bloodbath," a member present said.
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By early 2010, when the bill drifted into the Senate, the bloodbath of the 2010 midterms was just over the horizon.
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But for startups backed by big venture capitalist money, even a deal that big can be a financial bloodbath for employees.
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He's signaling that they won't be bullied into voting for a bill that could turn the 2018 midterms into a bloodbath.
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Most were condemned for political crimes like "enmity against God," the same charge that doomed most victims of the 1988 bloodbath.
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While the market on Monday was a total bloodbath, Jim Cramer doesn't want investors to forget that Friday was terrible, too.
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And even if he doesn't, next week will be a big bloodbath for lots of people, so make your trades accordingly.
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With headlines describing this "global market bloodbath" as "utter carnage" you wouldn't know that this volatility is par for the course.
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The Syrian regime is preparing an offensive on the last rebel stronghold of Idlib, with the international community fearing a bloodbath.
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In all honesty, I think LSU is the stronger of these two teams, and this could turn into a Tigers bloodbath.
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My first shave with the Joy Razor did lead to a bit of bloodbath as I cut my knee pretty badly.
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Bedidjo had lived through Ituri's ethnic bloodbath nearly two decades before, and the prospect of another was too much to bear.
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They're warning of a bloodbath at the polls next year for other vulnerable Democrats who decide to back impeachment this week.
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In March, Trump and Ryan warned Republicans that they would face a "bloodbath" in 2018 if they didn't start passing legislation.
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"It is not a complete bloodbath from a fixed income or debt capital markets perspective," said one senior Wall Street banker.
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If you go by the headlines, the past decade has been nothing short of a bloodbath at the hands of millennials.
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MSNBC host Joe ScarboroughCharles (Joe) Joseph ScarboroughScarborough: Florida will be a 'political bloodbath' for Sanders after Castro, AIPAC remarks Chris Matthews's abrupt retirement draws mixed reactions: 'An atrocious end to a noble, happy-warrior career' Scarborough evokes George Washington, Sinatra in lauding Buttigieg decision to drop out MORE on Wednesday predicted a "political bloodbath" for Sen.
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The senior federal security official said the details and scope of the events Juan described are consistent with the bloodbath around Salamanca.
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I have a feeling we're due a Red Wedding-level bloodbath, and I kinda don't even care who's on the receiving end.
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As for the upcoming movie Jigsaw, co-director Michael Spierig told Entertainment Weekly that fans will experience one hell of a bloodbath.
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The United Nations Syria envoy Staffan de Mistura on Tuesday urged Russia and Turkey to find a solution and avert a bloodbath.
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As the leaders search for Thomas and fight each other for control over the island, the movie spirals into an outright bloodbath.
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Given the bloodbath that has awaited previous splitters, it is understandable that the Independent Group's members are not seeking immediate by-elections.
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This is a discomfiting viewing experience, considering that the Crusades were a three-century-long bloodbath launched by the papacy against Muslims.
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We look forward to the flood of unverified information and bloodbath of insolvent publications that are sure to follow this brilliant pivot.
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Mascot Mayhem What everyone expects to be the lighthearted interlude of NBA Fight Week turns out to be the biggest bloodbath yet.
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But in the context of modern cycling, in which the overall standard of entrants has improved, this year's races were a bloodbath.
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Where technology and economics collide To look at the list of shows leaving Netflix, April 2017 is going to be a bloodbath.
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Key quote: "It is an absolute bloodbath for pharmacies right now," said Antonio Ciaccia, a top lobbyist with the Ohio Pharmacists Association.
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What had, for many investors, been a growing pool of red ink during the year turned into a bloodbath by year-end.
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What to look for: Anthem's proposed $54 billion acquisition of Cigna has been tumultuous from the start, and now it's a bloodbath.
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If sellers come in and just start smacking the thing right away then we are set for more volatility, more bloodbath here.
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If you haven't seen the glorious robo-bloodbath that is Westworld's premiere, HBO's made the episode free to stream on its site.
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College basketball is wrapping up the season with conference tournaments all week long, and so far it's been a bloodbath for top seeds.
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Griffiths has been talking to both sides to prevent an all-out bloodbath in Hodeida, which is a lifeline for Yemen&aposs population.
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The result was a bloodbath across the entire industry: On Wednesday, Peabody conceded that the situation had developed not necessarily to its advantage.
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One will emerge, but ... It's going to be a bloodbath, and I think their most likely outcome is to be acquired by someone.
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But if you're playing at the margins of a mobile ecosystem dominated by Android and iOS, well, it's best described as a bloodbath.
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Watching the bloodbath at the club in the first episode is an easy way figure out if you'll be a fan or not.
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Almost a week after the main bloodbath, we're still learning about ESPN personalities laid off by the sports broadcasting titan as it restructures.
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"This is in stark contrast to the survey data which were pointing to an absolute bloodbath," Alan Clarke, an economist with Scotiabank, said.
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But, instead of the ball ending in a tizzy of gossip, it ends with a zombie fight that turns into a total bloodbath.
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What was supposed to be an operation that forced French casualties while minimizing German ones became a ten-month bloodbath for both sides.
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If the GOP rallied around an alternative and tried to deny Trump what seems rightfully his, the convention would surely be a bloodbath.
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Disco Bloodbath (later republished as Party Monster) would become the book to define the era, written with James's considerable wit, intelligence, and empathy.
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This was an absolute bloodbath of a game, unashamed in its devilish reveling in splashing internal fluids and intestines all over the screen.
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But other conservative strategists are warning of a general election bloodbath and urging Republicans to abandon Trump and support a third-party candidate.
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" Here, the gruffly uncommunicative, faintly deranged director is named Ugo Velluto, and the masterpiece he is bent on shooting is called "Jungle Bloodbath.
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"Testimony under oath about the obstruction charges would be a bloodbath for Trump," former U.S. attorney Harry Litman wrote for Lawfare this week.
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Uber marketing employees described this week's 'bloodbath' to Business Insider, after the company laid off 400 employees in more than a dozen countries.
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But now the trucking "bloodbath," as Coffman and other truckers describe current transportation conditions, has meant low rates and low pay for truckers.
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There were numerous violent clashes at last year's march and right-wing radicals had warned that Sunday's event would result in a "bloodbath".
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He said the men threatened federal officers and that the standoff, during which no shots were fired, could have resulted in a bloodbath.
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"I don't think anyone was prepared for what actually transpired in the overseas markets, which led to the bloodbath on Monday," said Kenny.
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Auto-catalyst metal palladium led the bloodbath in the precious complex, diving to its lowest since early October 21 at $22,21 per ounce.
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Facebook's post-earnings bloodbath amounted to the biggest one-day loss of market value by a single company in U.S. stock market history.
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In "Outlander," it's the Jacobite rebellion, an eighteenth-century Scottish uprising that will end in a bloodbath, two soul mates in its path.
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America's largest truck-engine manufacturer just announced 2,000 layoffs — and it's another sign of the trucking 'bloodbath' that's slamming the $800 billion industry
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Ten years ago, the financial crisis kicked off a bloodbath for the media industry, and Gell lost his job at a magazine company.
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Outdoor spaces designed by architects and built with crowd dynamics in mind might save lives when the next concert suddenly turns into a bloodbath.
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Until then, America will effectively be distracted by dramatic villains who aren't even the ones responsible for what amounts to an ongoing national bloodbath.
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According to an Irish newspaper, the show's casting directors have been rather inspired by another popular TV bloodbath: The carnage-filled offerings of UFC.
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Now, we finally got to see it in all its glory — you know, before the hosts started revolting and turning it into a bloodbath.
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BuzzFeed, which has raised $500m to date, is looking to merge with other digital companies in what would amount to a bloodbath for investors.
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Following Simon's proclamation last week to end the Hilltop and assume Negan's spot as leader of the Saviors, it appeared a bloodbath was imminent.
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The bigger picture ... The music streaming business is a bloodbath right now: Spotify, Pandora and SoundCloud aren't profitable despite having massive and engaged audiences.
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OTOH: Ryan said he agrees with Trump that there will be a "bloodbath" in 2018 if Republicans don't follow through on their repeal promises.
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Local and federal authorities, perhaps fearing a Waco-style bloodbath, allow the scenario to play out for weeks before finally arresting the surrendering protesters.
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The Sunni extremists of ISIS systematically murdered an estimated 28500,6900 of the cadets in a brutal bloodbath that they filmed and boasted about online.
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Despite the recent bloodbath in cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin bull Arthur Hayes said the popular digital coin will reach $5003,2500 by the end of the year.
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Should the demographic trends continue down the same path in future elections, there is a potential bloodbath for the Republican Party on the horizon.
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The blue chip index is now only 33 points away from joining the Dow in bear status, given the recent bloodbath on Wall Street.
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Worries over the coronavirus pandemic led to a bloodbath on stock markets, with jitters spreading from stocks to the oil sector and to bonds.
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Digital media went through a bloodbath in 2019, with investors seeing billions in theoretical value wiped out and scores of people losing their jobs.
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Children could have been hurt, she could have been hurt, he could have been hurt — it could have been a nasty situation and a bloodbath.
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In celebration of Thrones' looming Mother's Day bloodbath, we thought we would look back on all the moms who have fought their way through Westeros.
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What I basically said is, this is gonna be a financial bloodbath because of sort of the fundamentals of a two-sided market. Mm-hmm.
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The bloodbath was nicknamed Custer's Last Stand, but in truth it was the last stand for the people of the great plains of North America.
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There it was, plastered all over my page, a mass shooting, 40 to 50 people presumed dead in a bloodbath act of terror and hate.
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We will end on this note: There's a bloodbath coming for the Democratic Party, and it will start with the race to be DNC chair.
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I missed the bloodbath but saw plenty of the lead-up and spent several days chatting with taxi drivers and shop keepers about their celebrations.
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"The sense of duty of our policemen tonight averted a massacre ... they prevented a bloodbath on the Champs Elysees," Interior Minister Matthias Fekl told reporters.
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More information about Rick and Morty Season 3 will likely disseminate in the aftermath of the panel, but we're happy with our bloodbath for now.
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Read MoreTwitter 'bloodbath' will end soon Margaret Quigley, 27, a techie with some coding experience, is on the hunt for a job in San Francisco.
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If international attention is directed elsewhere—distracted by the opening of the US Embassy in Jerusalem, for example—Gaza may be witness to a bloodbath.
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"It'll be a bloodbath," said one senior diplomat who has taken part in previous such sessions for the prestige and profit of hosting EU agencies.
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Hartnett, who lives near the site of the 2007 massacre of 32 people at Virginia Tech university, said Sunday's rampage reminded him of that bloodbath.
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"Fun" is established as an organizing principle of life, and international wars and an event known as the "bloodbath Olympics" are planned, purely for thrills.
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Sure, it's comforting to dwell, post-bloodbath, on the nobility of bullet-taking heroes, or ambulance drivers, or police officers charging into active shooter situations.
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One of his biggest bombs at Universal—a hundred-and-sixty-million-dollar bloodbath—was "47 Ronin," which starred Reeves, regrettably, as a samurai warrior.
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Meanwhile, the recent bitcoin bloodbath kept raging: On Monday, the cybercurrency fell over 10 percent by midday in New York to trade just above $7,000.
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The departure of the British and the ensuing bloodbath of Partition witnessed the formation of two nations built along religious fault lines, India and Pakistan.
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While the nation reeled from yet another bloodbath in an American school, Florida officials assembled in Parkland to offer their condolences to the victim's families.
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Reflecting on how the "bloodbath" of World War I had been facilitated by industrialization, Benjamin closes out One Way Street on a rousingly positive note.
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And the game — which, the previous time we'd attended, had been a 63-3 bloodbath in OSU's favor — turned out to be an unexpected nail-biter.
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" In a statement she said that the new rules "have slowed the bloodbath," but she said "Santa Anita should suspend racing until stronger measures are enacted.
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After bloodbath earnings calls and extremely weak user growth, Snap has to figure out how to squeeze more money out of the same number of people.
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After two weeks of reunions and (ahem!) unions, this was the inevitable bloodbath that fans have been both expecting and dreading for more than a year.
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Last year, a constitutional clash between rival politicians left the country with competing prime ministers amid warnings that the country risked plunging back into a bloodbath.
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At the middle of the Thrones season 3 bloodbath was Richard Madden's Robb Stark, a man who was great at battle plans and awful at weddings.
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He further added that he expects "an unprecedented fiscal bloodbath" resulting from the $20 trillion worth of debt that the U.S. currently has on the books.
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Sanchez was forced to resign earlier this month by his party, who feared the Socialists would suffer an electoral bloodbath if they triggered a fresh poll.
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Related: Breaking: Ben Carson to End His Presidential Campaign in Everything But Name John Kasich did his best to stay out of Trump-Cruz-Rubio bloodbath.
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At some point after the initial bloodbath ... we're told the original shooter tried escaping and the gun fired in his waistband, striking him in the thigh.
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If it's a true Republican bloodbath, the internal party reckoning can be postponed because the GOP can just go back to being the party of no.
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"There will be a bloodbath on a lot of asset classes," said Andrew Ng, head of treasury and markets at Singapore's DBS Group Holdings Ltd (DBSM.SI).
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THE future of television was meant to have arrived by around now, in a bloodbath worthy of the most gore-flecked scenes from "Game of Thrones".
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Similarly, plastic surgery wouldn't be what it is today if a bloodbath that took place 100 years ago hadn't left hundreds of thousands of men disfigured.
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Now, just a few days later, the film's first trailer is here—and good lord, this one is going to be an incredible, star-studded bloodbath.
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From the "Coming up!" bloodbath of a montage, this promises to be an over-the-top dramatic season full of "confidence" in the form of violence.
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"What we can't let happen is let this primary become a negative bloodbath," Biden told more than 100 donors gathered at a private residence in Bethesda.
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THE TICKER The latest bloodbath on Wall Street is overwhelming the Trump administration's resistance to an emergency stimulus aimed at heading off a coronavirus-induced recession.
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The year 2019 was rocked with a trucking "bloodbath" after two major trucking companies filed for bankruptcy and let go of at least 1,000 truck drivers.
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Western diplomats fear a bloodbath if the government unleashes a full-blown assault to capture the besieged opposition-held zone, where 250,000 civilians still are trapped.
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Trump warned House Republicans on Tuesday that they will likely face an electoral "bloodbath" in the 2018 midterms if the GOP's repeal-and-replace efforts fail.
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"I think this has been a bloodbath and beyond for a while now and so this turnaround definitely needed something," Sanchez said during the same segment.
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There were similar massacres in other villages in the area, hundreds of Jewish men, women, and children killed in the midst of the larger bloodbath sweeping Europe.
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Passengers described the incident as a "bloodbath" — and one even dubbed the 10-day trip the "cruise from hell," according to 9News, a local Australian news outlet.
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Go deeper: Globally, outsized firms are wreaking havoc with workers In a market bloodbath, questions about behemoths The large parts of America left behind by today's economy
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And he's trusting his instincts that for all the potential damage to the nation's reputation -- especially if there's a Kurdish bloodbath -- this could deliver a political dividend.
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"I really truly believe that we would have had a horrific bloodbath in that school if that school hadn't taken that action when they did," he said.
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And there's not a thing that can be done to stop it," Cruz said, saying a Trump candidacy would lead to a "bloodbath of Walter Mondale proportions.
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A 12-year old girl managed to escape the bloodbath without being shot, and was escorted from the premises by paramedics during the police negotiations with Campbell.
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Or possibly if they've read early reviews out of Sundance, which suggest this film starts out as a smart, ambitious satire and devolves into a predictable bloodbath.
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Just last week, he said the Trump campaign should prepare for post-election measures, going so far as to suggest a "bloodbath" could occur among Trump supporters.
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January has been a bloodbath for technology stocks and even the well regarded FANG stocks; Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google copped it sweet for most of January.
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Denver Nuggets The West is a bloodbath, and leaving the Portland Trail Blazers, Memphis Grizzlies, New Orleans Pelicans, and Dallas Mavericks off this list was not easy.
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Facing a potentially historic bloodbath in the fall's midterm elections, Republicans have settled on a narrative that might save their majorities in Congress—and, perhaps, the presidency.
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Today the idea seems inconceivable, the kind of thing that could end in an actual bloodbath, or at the very least some seriously unsavoury conversations on talkSPORT.
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Nobody wanted a bloodbath—he didn't know about those badmintoners—but if that was how it had to go, then, he assured us, we would be prepared.
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If it's 1v1v1 on Bloodbath maybe it's stalker/zealot time, while if it's 2v2 on a big map with lots of elevation, out come the air units.
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Calling into a Bethesda, Maryland, fundraiser Friday evening, the former vice president said he anticipated criticism from Sanders and warned against a "negative bloodbath" in the primary.
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This was sold as a bloodbath, but in the end, it turned out to be one of those couple's baths that only exist in the Cialis commercials.
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Large and mid-sized energy companies with the resources to buy assets, as well as private equity firms, have mostly shown restraint despite the oil price bloodbath.
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Any honest Republican will tell you that they were reasonably sure 2006 was going be a bloodbath for their party by late spring/early summer of that year.
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So before the bloodbath begins and we all collectively find ourselves trapped in a glass case of emotion, let's spend these last few hours together thinking about love.
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"The only fucking way this country's ever going to get turned around is it will be a bloodbath and it will be a nasty, messy motherfucker," Stein said.
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Trump warns House GOP members of electoral 'bloodbath' if repeal and replace fails The conservative backlash also does not reflect reservations among more moderate members of the party.
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Republicans in the US Senate, where Sessions last served, appear allergic to appointing a pushover a few months before their party risks a bloodbath in the midterm election.
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The strong report unleashed a bloodbath on traders shorting Tesla, the second most shorted U.S. company, after Apple Inc , in terms of the overall amount of money shorted.
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That means a bloodbath of gratuitous violence, irreverent sass, fourth-wall-smashing meta moments and the occasional feeling that one of this guy's superpowers is being excruciatingly annoying.
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The term has also been applied to the bloodbath in South Sudan, the depredations of Bashar Assad in Syria and Islamist attacks on Christians in Nigeria's middle belt.
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All I was thinking was, I need someone to help me clean the toilet because what if my mom comes home and finds this bloodbath in the bathroom?
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A Reuters report depicts a whirlwind visit by CEO Elon Musk as a middle management bloodbath, but SpaceX says it's just the usual fast-moving space company stuff.
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A Lexington, Kentucky-based owner-operator named Chad Boblett previously told Business Insider that some truck drivers were seeing a "bloodbath" in just how low rates had become.
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"This is going to be a real bloodbath for the state and the public services," far-left leader Jean-Luc Melenchon told reporters in response to Philippe's comments.
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"A human resources employees spoke next, and the meeting ended just a few minutes later, the source said, "A lot of people felt like it was a bloodbath.
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Of course, we all remember the bloodbath when Rose dominated Paige VanZant -- but Namajunas says she's been in way bloodier fights ... and describes it in ultra-gory detail.
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According to a CNN report last week, Trump told Republican House members in a meeting that 2018 would be a "bloodbath" if they fail to pass healthcare legislation.
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On a Sunday call with House Republicans, he told members they would face a bloodbath in 2018 if they didn't get the budget and tax reform done fast.
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But amid the Wall Street bloodbath, Goldman Sachs took some relief in the fact that the current market rout appears event-driven, or triggered by a specific catalyst.
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When the final obstacle to the Japanese mainland fell, Americans looked at other ways to end the war and avoid the bloodbath that Iwo Jima and Okinawa wrought.
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Domestically, by paralyzing their own executive authority, the Republicans seem ready for their electoral bloodbath in Congressional mid-term contests a little more than a year from now.
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"In the EM bloodbath, everybody gets hurt, but you have a list of companies that should be able to recover quickly and Mexico is like that," said Chandler.
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Seeing that many of his colleagues were colluding in the bloodbath, he retired early from his job to work in the makeshift camps where Muslim refugees were gathering.
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Major share indexes in the United Kingdom, Germany and France fell more than 1% in early trading, following Wednesday's bloodbath in American markets, where the Dow plunged 3.2%.
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And Trump warned Republicans, whose consternation at the bill unveiled by GOP elders has since turned to outright rebellion, that they would suffer a "bloodbath" if they vote no.
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SMITH: I heard Brit Hume in the last hour describing it as a bloodbath that we will see as we approach the named person by the president, the nominee.
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West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has accused the BJP of trying to make millions of people stateless for political reasons and warned of a "bloodbath" and "civil war".
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The luxury of Apple's enduring customer loyalty allows the company to skip the bloodbath of in-development products and just deliver a refined one when the time is right.
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Instagram launches IGTV app for creators, 1-hour video uploads Given yesterday's bloodbath of a Facebook earnings report, there's more pressure than ever on Instagram to pull its weight.
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Yet it is still hard to imagine Mr Trump starting a war unless he thought he would gain from it personally, and he would not gain from a bloodbath.
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A hard-R bloodbath that gleefully polluted the pristine sea of squeaky-clean superhero movies, Deadpool went on to make more than $783 million worldwide at the box office.
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MORE to help lead the NATO coalition imposing a "no fly zone" over Libyan airspace to prevent a reported impending bloodbath in Benghazi — something now known to be false.
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One source told CNN that Trump warned his guests that not passing a repeal bill could result in a "bloodbath" for the party in mid-term elections in 2018.
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However, protester Ruby Nicdao followed the students into the alley and continued to shout at them, saying that they needed to stop the bloodbath that's coming across the street.
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Over the last 12 months, the extent of the destruction of hospitals and clinics in Yemen and Syria leaves us speechless ... Aleppo is on fire, it is a bloodbath.
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The time has come amid a growing global pandemic to talk about something we've all been expecting, but haven't quite seen 'til now ... a bloodbath over wiping our asses.
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An acting nomination may prove more difficult, since the lead, MacKay, is competing with huge stars in a best-actor race that is starting to look like a bloodbath.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The United Nations reiterated its appeal on Friday for a halt to hostilities in northwest Syria, saying it feared that the violence "may end in a bloodbath".
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"We call for an immediate ceasefire to prevent further suffering and what we fear may end in a bloodbath," OCHA spokesman Jens Laerke told a news briefing in Geneva.
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On Wednesday, it rose to a fresh four-year high of 2.957 percent, and that helped turn a strong stock market rally after the Fed minutes into a bloodbath.
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The brutal crackdown on protesters has been labeled a "bloodbath" by Amnesty International, which accused the security forces of recklessly using tear gas and live rounds to disperse protesters.
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In Hearts of Iron IV and Paradox's other offerings, you run the show, but that show is a ghoulish bloodbath, and the winner is simply the last hegemon standing.
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After underperformance on fixed income trading desks and headcount reduction that reminded some on Wall Street of the post-crisis bloodbath, it's possible the worst of the storm has passed.
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"I just don't understand, isn't it going to be a massive bloodbath?" said one of the VCs, before questioning the total number of rides we could see in Europe annually.
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But if you want to hobble the party's chances of winning this seat, or at least ensure the runoff is a vicious bloodbath, then by all means vote for Moser.
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As we learn earlier in "Oath," Quinn is on thinner-than-thin ice with the network and will get the axe if this season is another bloodbath of a failure.
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"I think (Trump's) gotta put them on notice that their inauguration will be a rhetorical -- and I mean civil disobedience, not violence -- but it will be a bloodbath," Stone said.
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And the bloodbath won't end soon: this winter, a report by Moody's Investors Service found that debt maturities were on their way to record levels in the next five years.
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Rwandan officials have long accused France of supporting the former government of President Juvenal Habyarimana, a Hutu whose death when his plane was shot down in 1994 sparked the bloodbath.
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" Cramer Remix: Stocks to buy amid the bloodbath Cramer: We're nowhere close to stocks bottomingCramer: Fed could spark a long awaited rally PacWest Bankcorp: "The bank stocks are tough enough.
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Six writers are credited with the script and I'm guessing it was a bloodbath, but what's onscreen pops with the jumpy, unpolished energy of adolescents on the march through puberty.
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Ties with the West have been severed after the 2005 bloodbath in the eastern city of Andijan, where government troops mowed down a crowd of mostly peaceful protesters, killing hundreds.
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Extraordinary Federal Reserve actions over the weekend were unable to avert yet another market bloodbath Monday and may yet prove insufficient to address the economic carnage from the coronavirus crisis.
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The game's previous largest battle, known as the Bloodbath of B-R5RB, took place in 2014 and saw 2,000 players participate in a fight that destroyed ships worth around $300,000.
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Even including that bloodbath in Flushing, from 2007 to 2016, an average of three men per major quit their first-round matches early, compared to two per major during the 1990s.
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And while Koller reports that Prophecy experienced less of sales bloodbath than other labels, he was fully aware of "the devaluation of music as an art form" going on around him.
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Trump warns House GOP members of electoral 'bloodbath' if repeal and replace fails Under Obamacare's individual mandate, people must purchase health insurance, including young, relatively healthy people, or pay a fine.
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But through it all, there's been a thread that maybe — just maybe — this could be a moment where the show subverts expectations instead of going for the usual TWD finale bloodbath.
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To a stranger looking through my gallery, free of all this context, my video game life looks largely like a bloodbath, punctuated by the occasional colorful vista of an indie game.
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Like most markets around the world, Canada's stock market has been jittery on the day after Donald Trump's election, but it's not the bloodbath that many people were expecting last night.
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A bloodbath in Chicago The stats paint a disturbing picture of how shootings have brought trauma to the lives of thousands of people, including NBA star Dwyane Wade's cousin, Nykea Aldridge.
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"The bloodbath is worsening," he said in a response to one Twitter user, pointing out that digital currencies had fallen much more steeply than equities during Wednesday and Thursday's sell-offs.
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And they are pushing Trump hard to right the ship -- namely by focusing exclusively on Hillary Clinton and seizing on her vulnerabilities -- to help avoid an electoral bloodbath in the fall.
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Hartnett called last week's moves a "violent rotation" and pointed out a "bond bloodbath" that included money leaving not only U.S. fixed income but also record redemptions in emerging market bonds.
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And that's because Evan Bayh didn't quit the Senate because of the decline of bipartisanship—he quit the Senate because he knew he was going to lose in the 2010 bloodbath.
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And it will take place against a suddenly intense subplot of the GOP presidential race, a looming establishment bloodbath advanced by Marco Rubio's late sprint to a strong third in Iowa.
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The only thing that might send the strongest message that his model of leadership isn't working is a bloodbath in next year's midterm elections -- and that's the last thing Republicans want.
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It will take all the restraint of the highly professional Israel Defense Forces (IDF) to avert the bloodbath that Hamas desperately seeks; whether the IDF will succeed is an open question.
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The whole house is upset, but it's time for a rose ceremony, damn it, and so the men all try to shake off the day and get ready for the bloodbath.
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Much of that outreach, they say, will go toward finding common ground on policy and calming jitters among endangered House Democrats that a Sanders nomination would mean a down-ballot bloodbath.
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The pro-gun rally in Virginia on Monday could have been a bloodbath if the FBI hadn't arrested three alleged members of the violent neo-Nazi organization The Base last week.
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The year 2019 was a time of trucking "bloodbath": about 640 trucking companies filed for bankruptcy during the first half of this year alone, according to data from Broughton Capital LLC.
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Ric Browde, logistics coordinator for the animal charity Wings for Rescue, said the flooding portended a "bloodbath" for abandoned pets — both as a result of drowning and increasing recourse to euthanasia.
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READ: 'Bloodbath': Iraq is cracking down on protesters with live ammunition and military-grade tear gas grenades But he has also empowered the security forces to viciously shut down public dissent.
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With just 13 to 15 episodes left, everybody still alive only has to make it a little further, but the final days of this show should end up being a bloodbath.
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He estimated that there were 4 million or more people in the potential battleground in northwest Syria and he hoped diplomats and military envoys could reach a deal to avoid a "bloodbath".
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Speaking to the full House GOP Conference in the basement of the Capitol, Ryan suggested that the party's focus this fall will be on defeating Hillary Clinton -- not the internal GOP bloodbath.
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Even as equity markets look to rebound from Monday's disaster, a major trade in the options market showed that investors are starting to prepare for the potential of a second-half bloodbath.
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"I'm not suggesting the stock market is headed for a bloodbath like in the crisis in 2008-9, but of course American rates do drive everything else in the world," Dumas said.
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So maybe Academy voters should venture outside their Hollywood liberal comfort zone and acknowledge Trump's America by giving the gong to the religious-pacifist bloodbath, Hacksaw Ridge, a true conservative cockle-warmer.
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We talked to the author of "Disco Bloodbath" and former member of the 90s Club Kid clique about Andy Warhol, Michael Alig, and how he's made his downtown fantasy last a lifetime.
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Chancellor Philip Hammond faces a "bloodbath" in the next Budget, according to the Financial Times, with official forecasts expected to show that growth has been much slower than thought in recent years.
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James agreed to write a true-crime memoir, and Disco Bloodbath was published in 1999, the same year that Barbato and Bailey's Party Monster: A Shockumentary premiered at the Sundance Film Festival.
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These nerves have been on the rise since Uber laid off 400 employees from its global-marketing team a few weeks ago in what employees described as a "bloodbath" to Business Insider.
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This "invasion" was cited in the manifesto as the impetus for the bloodbath that's left a community broken in the face of yet another gun-related tragedy that seems all too familiar.
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Barletta looks like a lost cause, but Trump's visit could be a boon to House Republicans, who are a facing a potential bloodbath in Pennsylvania due to the redrawn congressional district maps.
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When asked where he might reside in such a climate-ravaged world, Lunt replied The Neck on the Westeros continent, where nearly the entire Stark family was murdered in a surprise bloodbath.
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That's when "Made in Japan" abruptly stopped being a source of mirth, Americans began to snap up Toyotas and Nissans in big numbers, and Detroit sank into a profit-and-jobs bloodbath.
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That platform strategy goes some way to explaining why investors are doubling down on the business despite a "bloodbath" — as Bose puts it — in the B2C fashion commerce space in Southeast Asia.
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In 2007, Pelle's clan made headlines when a spate of revenge killings with the Nirta-Strangio clan culminated in a bloodbath at a birthday party in an Italian restaurant in Duisburg, Germany.
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But Tuesday's bounce followed a historic bloodbath in the markets on Monday, when the Dow Jones Industrial Average suffered its worst single-point loss in history, declining 2,19973 points or 12.9 percent.
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Amnesty International, which has described the situation as a "bloodbath," has called on the government to rein in security forces, but the latest violence indicates there is no sign of that happening.
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America's largest truck-engine manufacturer just announced 2,000 layoffs — and it's another sign of the trucking 'bloodbath' that's slamming the $800 billion industryThe end is near for the Airbus A380 superjumbo jet.
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Monday's trading session was a bloodbath for the market as all major indices slid more than 21.5%, but if history is any indication, Tuesday might prove to be a different story entirely.
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Omar Santa Perez, armed with a 26-millimeter handgun and enough ammunition to cause "a bloodbath beyond imagination," opened fire Thursday morning during the peak of rush hour in downtown Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Omar Santa Perez, armed with a 9-millimeter handgun and enough ammunition to cause "a bloodbath beyond imagination," opened fire Thursday morning during the peak of rush hour in downtown Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Guitarist Greg McKintosh started doing Vallenfyre in 2011 while you did vocals for Sweden's Bloodbath, and both of these straightforward death metal projects happened right before you released The Plague Within in 2015.
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Ohio investigators are still trying to determine what led to last Friday's bloodbath in rural Pike County, where eight members of the same family were shot execution-style at four separate crime scenes.
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Regardless, President Trump reportedly told House GOP members it needs to pass, or the party would see a "bloodbath" in the 2018 midterms that could break up its stronghold on federal government power.
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Seeing as how periods are an integral part of the human experience for, you know, 50% of the population, it's only fitting that the bloodbath miracle of menstruation be immortalized in pop culture.
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But if they can't — for reasons including pressure from President Trump and their own divisiveness — look for a renewed bloodbath in oil, with danger for the world's petro-states and numerous other industries.
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"For the second time in a few days we've been shaken by an incomprehensible bloodbath... Uncertainty and fear must not be allowed to gain the upper hand," a visibly shaken Seehofer told reporters.
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That Oliver Stone's hallucinogenic bloodbath got downgraded from an initial rating of NC-17 with the excising of four minutes of footage is a testament to the MPAA's amenability where violence is concerned.
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Every single firstborn child in Greendale is nearly murdered in a bloodbath, a surprise baby shows up in the Spellman household, and Sabrina Spellman (Kiernan Shipka) inches closer to a possible apocalypse prophecy.
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EXPECT SOME UNICORNS TO LOSE THEIR HORNS | With the market forcing highfliers among tech start-ups to seek money at lower valuations, you can expect a bloodbath as employers, founders and investors clash,
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In that kind of environment, every tactical advantage is essential, and whether it's rallying people to her cause, or simply instigating a bloodbath, Maeve's ability to control fellow hosts gives her unmatched power.
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All we know so far is that the film will bring Aaron Paul back as Jesse Pinkman and follow his "quest for freedom" after managing to escape that bloodbath of a series finale.
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In the wake of Sunday night's bloodbath on The Walking Dead's midseason premiere, the stars of the AMC hit's spin-off Fear the Walking Dead have some survival tips for their sister series.
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Cramer Remix: Stocks to buy amid the bloodbath Cramer: We're nowhere close to stocks bottoming Cramer: Fed could spark a long awaited rally In fact, Facebook's monthly chart barely even shows a decline.
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Acknowledging the electoral bloodbath that saw his ruling Barisan Nasional coalition lose over 50 seats, Najib said that he accepted the "will of the people," but also trumpeted the achievements of his government.
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Ranese's appointment comes just a few weeks after Uber laid off 400 employees from its global-marketing team across nearly a dozen countries, in what employees described as a "bloodbath" to Business Insider.
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This is the guy who riddled Hitler with a hail of bullets, turned the Reconstruction Era into a Spaghetti Western bloodbath, and tried to pretend he was Australian or something that one time.
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With just 13 episodes left, everybody who's still alive only has to make it a little further, but that will mean surviving what's sure to be a bloodbath in the show's final days.
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The play includes a bloodbath that a lot of Shakespeare geeks can recite by heart and with glee: Titus Andronicus's daughter Lavinia is raped by the sons of the play's villainous Queen Tamora.
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Mark: Well, the "good" news for you is that the Vibes are currently slated to be axed as part of MLB's proposed minor league bloodbath, which calls for 42 teams to be eliminated.
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" David Frum, former speechwriter for George W. Bush, seemed to agree, when he tweeted about the audience booing Trump like he was a wrestling match villain, "And the audience is joining in the bloodbath.
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Much of that fall in the first years of Peña's administration was due to the end of the bloodbath in the border city of Ciudad Juárez that had averaged about eight homicides a day.
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" Reviews for Cult of Chucky have been even more positive than they were for Curse of Chucky: The Hollywood Reporter called the film "part self-spoofing slasher, part lowbrow bloodbath and all guilty pleasure.
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The houses, trees, and debris which make up the landscape of the island could easily be sets and props deliberately placed in preparation for the bloodbath—and of course, they were, by the designers.
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The original book is about a spaceship crew off in search of some aliens, who then wind up in the middle of a deep-space bloodbath when the ship's AI computer turns on them.
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The latest victim in the local news bloodbath is the 99-year-old Daily News, which today lost half its editorial staff, its editor-in-chief Jim Rich, and its managing editor Kristen Lee.
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"If politicians wanted to have a real conversation on reducing gun violence, they would be discussing mental health awareness and ways to reduce the weekly bloodbath in Chicago and other inner cities," he said.
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Related: Witness Describes 'Complete Bloodbath' as Security Forces Retake Burkina Faso Hotel Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, a Salafi-jihadist militant group not aligned with the Islamic State, claimed responsibility for the killings.
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"We need to break through this downtrend or bloodbath, which is right around the $18 region, in order to get those buy stops and more buyers starting to come into the market," he said.
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From this point forward, though, they'll have no choice but to share the trauma of a sudden decapitation, bloodbath wedding, or whatever fresh hell Martin is cooking up for us with The Winds of Winter.
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Mahathir's Pakatan Harapan — the Alliance of Hope — won a simple majority with 210 of the 20153 seats, while Barisan Nasional suffered a bloodbath at the polls, losing more than 22015 seats to finish with 210.
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Mahathir's Pakatan Harapan — the Alliance of Hope — won a simple majority with 103 of the 222 seats, while Barisan Nasional suffered a bloodbath at the polls, losing more than 50 seats to finish with 79.
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Even though the company posted a 7% increase in comparable sales this time last year, the positive number stands out in a time that appears to be defined by a metaphorical bloodbath in the mall.
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One former senior executive who had worked in Japan for a number of years warned of a possible "bloodbath" following the unexpected departure in January of Jose Munoz, one of the company's highest-ranking Westerners.
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On Thursday and Friday, rumors swirled of a coming "bloodbath" of more firings and resignations in the White House, including those of National Security Advisor H.R. McMaster, Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin and Kelly himself.
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The backstage talks provide a window into how those closest to Trump are bracing for a possible bloodbath in the 2018 midterms, which could obliterate the Republican congressional majorities and paralyze the president's legislative agenda.
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The report, titled "War Crimes Shouldn't Pay," details the rampant fleecing, exploitation and wholesale bloodbath that implicates South Sudan's president and former vice president, international banks, multinational oil and mineral companies and arms dealers in Africa.
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So far, none has been willing to strike – primarily because all the options are bad, particularly given the risk of North Korean retaliation that could turn the peninsula, and perhaps the wider region, into a bloodbath.
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The behemoth sports news and broadcasting franchise laid off 150 employees last November, after a previous bloodbath layoff spree in April that saw many high profile analysts and hosts tweeting about a sudden lack of employment.
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Pundits and hedge fund managers are worried about a rally that's overheated — using varying degrees of "bloodbath" hyperbole and more measured hedging strategies — some see a pullback of at least 5 percent to 7 percent coming.
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Bruce Bittles, chief investment strategist at Baird, said the pessimism from the market's half-day Christmas Eve bloodbath, where the Dow lost more than 600 points, was the sign of a possible step toward a bottoming.
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"I really, truly believe we would have had a horrific bloodbath at that school if that school hadn't taken the action that it did," Tehama County, California, Assistant Sheriff Phil Johnston said at a news conference.
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The TV world experienced a bloodbath a couple of weeks ago as a networks decided to canceled a number of shows, such as The Expanse, Scorpion, Marvel's Inhumans, The X-Files, and a number of others.
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It took another year shattered by tragedies in 2015 from a bloodbath in a church in Charleston, South Carolina, to a massacre at a community college in Roseburg, Oregon, to draw Obama back into the fray.
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Still: Dahl takes fairy tales to another level in Revolting Rhymes, creating a bloodbath out of Cinderella's romance, making Little Red Riding Hood a stone-cold killer, and saddling Snow White with seven gambling-addict dwarfs.
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The bloodbath in technology stocks is best captured in the decline of the Russell 3000 Index, which has lost more than $514 billion since the start of 2016, S&P Capital IQ data showed last week.
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But looked at as a group, even those that fell sharply during the bloodbath commencing in 2008 tended to fall further, sometimes by another 60 percent, and largely lag the market on the way back up.
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Dumping Mueller -- who has far higher approval ratings than Trump -- could translate into a bloodbath for Congressional Republicans come the 2018 midterm elections, as voters could use these elections to send a message to the President.
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"I have never seen a premium this high in history, this in a way will more than compensate for the bloodbath in Chicago," said Aedson Pereira, an analyst at IEG-FNP, a subsidiary of Informa Economics.
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Thankfully, a pig's-blood pancake was heavy enough not to merit an additional bloodbath, but a birch-wood ice cream took its sylvan motif to extremes, studded with mushrooms that were variously candied, dehydrated, or meringued.
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It is not 2008, which turned out to be ugly for the world but fairly benign for technology; it is not 2001, which was a bloodbath for tech; nor is it Facebook 2012, a panic over nothing.
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"The Bay Area is a bloodbath when it comes to talent," said Armon Dadgar, co-founder of HashiCorp, a cloud data center company that's based in San Francisco but has 22011% of its employees in other locations.
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He finished by claiming that Western powers had been involved in the bloodbath, that the Obama administration had created Islamic State, and that American and Israeli seismic vessels were deliberately setting off earthquakes near Turkey's Aegean coast.
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It would be nice to say the answer is the former — Hiram does genuinely seem proud of Ronnie's entrepreneurial side — but he also nearly had Archie Andrews (KJ Apa) murdered in a prison guard bloodbath last week.
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One of the most commonly touted remedies for an expected future bloodbath in the job market is the universal basic income, a concept whereby the government would issue monthly payments to all citizens, regardless of employment status.
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" Simon Evenett, co-director of the Center for Economic Policy Research's program in international trade and regional economics, told VICE News: "This is a bloodbath for short-term Chinese retail investors, especially if they've bought on margin.
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Congressional Republicans are feeling the heat from donors, who could sit out what is likely to be a bloodbath election in 2018 if the GOP squanders the opportunity to provide a windfall for them and their businesses.
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What's notable about the Cowen survey — compared to previous reports from owner-operators calling 2019 a "bloodbath" — is that this study also includes the viewpoints of larger trucking fleets, some with more than 250 in their fleet.
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" Pope not taking sides on Venezuela, afraid of 'bloodbath' Pope Francis also told reporters that he is not taking sides on the Venezuela crisis because, as a pastor, it would be an "imprudence" that could "do harm.
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As the coronavirus outbreak ravages a paralyzed nation, Wall Street suffered another brutal bloodbath on Monday with the Dow Jones Industrial Average diving around 13 percent in its worst percentage loss since 1987's "Black Monday" crash.
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Chris Brown and Soulja Boy are gearing up for a bloodbath in the ring, but for various reasons they can't pull it off in the U.S. ... so we've learned they're planning to fight it out in Dubai.
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One of the biggest conundrums post-encounter, and one that a raft of sci-fi movies seem to fail miserably at solving, is how to avoid a Mars Attacks-style bloodbath and the potential end of our civilization.
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She's outgoing and cheerful, happy to digress into war stories about the time an algorithm change suspended a swath of the Jewish Orthodox pearl dealing industry or a years-long "bloodbath" between two sellers of electric wheelchair batteries.
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Appalled by the bloodbath, decent people all over the Western world came together to support their Muslim compatriots, and vowed to step up the fight against ultra-rightist and white-supremacist terror, a threat which had been underestimated.
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David Dai, general manager of Shanghai Wisdom Investment Co Ltd, said he no longer dares buy small caps amid increasing signs of "bloodbath accounting", where companies unexpectedly conduct massive write-offs during bad years to wash the books.
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French security turned out in force Saturday night ahead of a concert by British pop legend Sting marking the reopening of the Bataclan concert hall one year after suicidal jihadis turned the famed Paris site into a bloodbath.
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Deutsche Bank's John Reid said bond markets were living a "nightmare" moment, Rabobank analysts deemed the recent sell-off a "bloodbath" and Bank of America Merrill Lynch warned of an "angry rise" in yields in the weeks ahead.
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Mexico's government on Wednesday presented dramatic footage of the moment its forces briefly captured the son of the former Sinaloa cartel kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman this month before they released the suspected trafficker to avoid a bloodbath.
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Read more: The 'bloodbath' in America's trucking industry has officially spilled over to the rest of the economyTransport research groups reported that the volume of trucks purchased in July fell to its lowest level in nearly 10 years.
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Featuring a femme fatale, a corrupt cop and an eclectic soundtrack that opens with Iggy Pop's 1977 "The Passenger," the Romanian crime drama "The Whistlers" includes elements that could have been plucked from almost any Tarantino-esque bloodbath.
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One, a horizontal painting by Yang Jiechang, resembles a calligraphic scroll though its black ink and acrylic lines are based on a map of the paths taken by volunteers carrying injured students to safety after the Tiananmen bloodbath.
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In LA, the attack was a stark reminder of how chaotic shootings in crowded venues can be, and how one altercation in the wrong place can lead to a bloodbath that shatters a weeks-long trend of relative calm.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump warned House Republicans Tuesday if they can't pass health care legislation after seven years of promises it could be a "bloodbath" in the 2018 midterm election, according to one member present in the meeting.
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Cruz predicts GOP 'bloodbath' if Trump is nominated Sanders' liability While the Republican primary campaign has claimed much of the media coverage so far this year, an insurgent versus establishment dynamic is playing out in the Democratic primary race.
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" When pressed by the moderator on what might happen in the next 18 to 24 months, Lingham says it's going to be a bloodbath: "A lot of these projects will fail, and people are going to lose their money.
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"Jungle Bloodbath" is eventually completed and controversially released; flash-forward transcripts from Ugo's criminal trial serve as occasional entr'actes between chapters, and in them the unrepentant Ugo is at his volatile best, infantile and superior at the same time.
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Regardless, the head economist for the American Trucking Associations said at an industry conference on Monday that trucking was nearing a "bloodbath" — and that the rest of the economy didn't need to be in one for it to happen.
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For humanity in general, the low point of the 20th century was World War II, which Victor Davis Hanson accurately portrays as an unprecedented global bloodbath, killing about three percent of all human beings who were alive in 28.953.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has been asking his advisers how unrest in Hong Kong is likely to unfold, according to senior administration officials — and some are warning that without a firmer US position there could be a bloodbath.
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Russia's ambassador to the UN met Haley's threat with a denial that Syria has any chemical weapons, as the UN secretary-general warned of a potential "bloodbath" during Tuesday's UN Security Council meeting on the crisis in Idlib, Syria.
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The United Nations warned on Friday that fighting in northwest Syria could "end in a bloodbath" and called again for a ceasefire, while Moscow denied reports of a mass flight of civilians from a Russian-led Syrian government offensive.
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One member of Republican nominee Donald Trump's inner circle, Roger Stone, has "predicted" (which is to say, encouraged) "widespread civil disobedience" if Trump loses the election — a situation that he once described, somewhat nonsensically, as a "bloodbath" without violence.
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KOBANI, Syria – As the battle for the northwestern Syrian city of Afrin raged earlier this year, amid Turkey's eventually successful "Operation Olive Branch" to seize control from the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), images of the bloodbath flooded social media.
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"Notwithstanding the massive scale of fines that have been handed out to the banking industry to-date, we believe the bloodbath is far from over," the report said, adding the banks have failed to drive cultural change to deal with misconduct.
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Saulnier's breakout feature, 2014's Blue Ruin, focuses on the aftershocks of murder, as a depressed, homeless man (played by Saulnier's friend and co-producer Macon Blair) attempts to avenge his parents' killing, and sets off a bloodbath in the process.
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A Boosie Badazz video might lead you to rising Louisiana rapper JayDaYoungan; Listening Maxo Kream will probably end up with a OMB Bloodbath banger; there's a good chance that checking out Mozzy's latest will leave you familiar with BabyFace Gunna.
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Cramer Remix: Stocks to buy amid the bloodbath Cramer: We're nowhere close to stocks bottoming Cramer: Fed could spark a long awaited rally It could also mean that the earnings estimates are wildly aggressive and the numbers must come down severely.
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Honestly, it does make sense that a character who probably spends his days hacking fellow barbarians to death would get down with Dying Fetus and Bloodbath (a little on the nose, there) so kudos to whatever mortal assembled this playlist.
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The bloodbath did not end there -- Najib also saw several members of his Cabinet, ministers and deputy ministers, defeated at the polls, and crashed out of eight of the battles for control of 103 state legislatures contested in the election.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's government on Wednesday showed dramatic video footage of the moment its forces briefly captured a son of kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman this month before they were ordered to release the suspected trafficker to avoid a bloodbath.
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Read more: The 'bloodbath' in America's trucking industry has officially spilled over to the rest of the economy And when manufacturing and retail indicators started to dip in 2019, the number of jobs that truckers needed to move dipped as well.
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Christian is driven by the truth more than the money, and what starts out as a sparkly white-collar crime becomes a bloodbath in the film's second half as the body count rises and the actual accounting fades into the background.
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In addition to the multi-day bloodbath on Wall Street, the U.S.-China tariffs war will cost 190,000 American jobs thus far and shave a smidgen of GDP growth from the economy, projects Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics.
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As revenue from music sales has plummeted over the past 15 years, vinyl has come to represent the industry's Jon Snow—the tenacious little bugger that just won't die, and has actually emerged from the digital age bloodbath with renewed vigor.
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Hong Kong/London (CNN Business)Global markets slumped again on Friday, tracking heavy losses on Wall Street and staging a repeat of last week's bloodbath on growing signs that the novel coronavirus outbreak will lead to a sharp economic downturn.
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Saddam Hussein was not exactly a tough act to follow, but the U.S. still managed to follow its falsely motivated war with a botched occupation, which turned Iraq, and arguably the larger Middle East to this day, into a bloodbath.
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But by April of 20193, the company was bankrupt — thanks to what some truck drivers have described to Business Insider as the trucking "bloodbath," in which rates in 2019 fell by as much as 30% from record highs in 2018.
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The coming campaign in Idlib could be among the worst yet, prompting the United Nations to warn this month of a potential "civilian bloodbath" that could send 700,000 Syrians across dangerous borders or into the unforgiving grip of the Assad regime.
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The displacement of deep and complex anxieties into simplistic nationalist scapegoating is a malignant identity vogue that has disfigured the American presidential race (where hatred is again being re-minted into patriotism), just as it fed a bloodbath in Florida.
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On a blinding white stage in the Lyceum, the doom of the Red Hook longshoreman Eddie Carbone, played by Mark Strong, unravels into its ultimate bloodbath, which van Hove stages with the brutal elegance of a George Bellows–painted brawl.
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The bloodbath in the Middle East consists of many conflicts: revolts against oppressive rulers who failed to earn legitimacy or foster prosperity; struggles over competing forms of Islam; regional contests between Saudi Arabia, Iran and Turkey; and rivalry between America and Russia.
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The former executive, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he's not authorized to speak to the press, said he sees the departure of Spanish-born Munoz as the start of "a bloodbath," a thinly veiled witch hunt to oust Ghosn's allies.
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Carefully preserved bullets and glass fragments testify to a nearly fatal mob attack on his car while visiting Venezuela in 1958 as Dwight Eisenhower's vice-president—the display explains how Nixon prevented a bloodbath by ordering his Secret Service agent to hold fire.
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Because now we know for sure: the good ship Covenant is carrying something like 2,000 souls — an awful lot of Xenomorph fodder — and if the bloodbath is going to be anything like the cast and crew are hinting at, they are vulnerable.
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The two sides have skirmished throughout the election, but the chaotic Nevada Democratic Convention in Las Vegas last weekend has prompted a bloodbath that—if the pundits are to be believed—could tear the party apart and hand the presidency to Donald Trump.
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The collapse of Yugoslavia in 1991 plunged the region into a bloodbath that lasted the best part of the 1990s, cost over 130,000 lives, drove around 4 million people from their homes and saw the multinational federation break up into seven successor states.
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Cramer Remix: Stocks to buy amid the bloodbath Cramer: We're nowhere close to stocks bottoming Cramer: Fed could spark a long awaited rally More importantly, the company racked up a ton of debt during McClendon's acquisition spree, as much as $16 billion.
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In fact, he even decided to add a new item to the list: Read More Cramer: We're nowhere close to stocks bottoming While the market on Monday was a total bloodbath, Cramer doesn't want investors to forget that Friday was terrible, too.
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Yet unlike the bloodbath in Orlando this week and at the Bataclan concert hall and terrace cafés of Paris last November, Abballa carried out a savage attack with just a knife, forcing himself into the private home of an off-duty officer.
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On the same day Israeli troops killed more than 50 Palestinians taking part in what they called the Great March of Return, Israel and American leaders studiously ignored the bloodbath in Gaza and celebrated the inauguration of the US Embassy in Jerusalem.
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Senior aid officials urged Western powers providing arms and intelligence to the coalition to push the mostly Sunni Muslim Gulf Arab allies to reconvene U.N. talks with the Iran-allied Houthi movement to avoid a bloodbath and end the three-year war.
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GENEVA/MOSCOW (Reuters) - The United Nations warned on Friday that fighting in northwest Syria could "end in a bloodbath" and called again for a ceasefire, while Moscow denied reports of a mass flight of civilians from a Russian-led Syrian government offensive.
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Donato Dalrymple: If it wasn't me or if a family member was holding Elián … because they were very, very passionate, these guys ... there would have been a bloodbath like in Waco because [the family] were not going to let this kid go.
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Seven members of the influential Ampatuan family are accused of conspiring to ambush the convoy of a rival clan as it travelled to register its candidate for a gubernatorial election in the southern province of Maguindanao, an attack that spiralled into a bloodbath.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan warned on Friday there would be a bloodbath once India lifts its curfew in disputed Kashmir and that any all-out conflict between the two nuclear-armed nations would reverberate far beyond their borders.
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In an address to the United Nations General Assembly on Friday, Khan warned of a bloodbath once India lifts its restrictions in Kashmir, which have been in force since it revoked the region's decades-old autonomy in August and detained thousands of people.
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If he's this dominant, the top lane will be a bloodbath: Support: Mithy vs Mikyx The new face on Splyce this split was no small factor in helping the rag-tag bunch transform from the relegation in spring to the finals contenders they are now.
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Commentary: Why Trump's tough talk on Iran will backfire So far, none has been willing to strike – primarily because all the options are bad, particularly given the risk of North Korean retaliation that could turn the peninsula, and perhaps the wider region, into a bloodbath.
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Early indicators suggest that Republicans are heading toward a bloodbath in the 2018 midterms, which will be a referendum on Trump's presidency and what Trump stands for: misogyny, yes, but also much more, including xenophobia, racism, and a disdain for the rule of law.
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Isaiah (Joivan Wade) — angry about an altercation earlier that day — has lied about going to Brooklyn to sit out the bloodbath of Purge night, and instead decided to actively participate in the experiment that would eventually lead to an annual state-sanctioned night of mayhem.
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Read More: Uber marketing employees describe this week's 'bloodbath' when the company laid off 400 employees in more than a dozen countries this weekSo many people interacted with the post and sent him messages that he decided to create a public Google Docs spreadsheet.
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Amid a retail bloodbath last year and the first two months of 2018, the U.S. still has far too many shops, and their numbers need to shrink — 1 out of 5 need to close to reach the historical average, according to Costar, a research firm.
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Had you popped into the equity trading floor at Goldman Sachs' New York headquarters in 2000, you would have walked into a bloodbath of the senses: 500 men and women projectile swearing, phones blaring, the dizzying aroma of adrenaline oozing from every human orifice.
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She also said that the activist community was urging the city to drop charges against any counterprotesters or activists over the weekend, saying that they sent a letter to the city council weeks ago warning that the white supremacist events would be "a bloodbath."
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"I see nothing to re-accelerate the economy or profits, and I see a huge mess, bloodbath, fiscal stalemate in Washington that will remove any of the stimulus that any of the traders are expecting from infrastructure and big tax cuts and all the rest," he added.
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I put to him a common belief amongst some VCs that the e-scooter space in Europe is heading for a bloodbath that will continue to see a huge amount of venture capital pumped into the space, and subsequently many losers and a lot of money lost.
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The U.S. is experiencing a revival of Japan syndrome, harking back to the late 1970s when "Made in Japan" abruptly stopped being a source of mirth, Americans began to snap up Toyotas and Nissans in big numbers, and Detroit sank into a profit-and-jobs bloodbath.
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The Big Easy Bloodbath This dunk will open with every mascot at this year's All-Star Game assembled and frozen in place as a monologue by Ken Burns booms over the stadium sound system, placing the scene as the closing of the Battle of New Orleans.
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Senior aid officials have urged the United States and other Western powers providing arms and intelligence to the coalition to push the mostly Sunni Muslim Gulf Arab allies to reconvene U.N. talks with the Iran-allied Houthi movement to avoid a bloodbath and end the three-year-old war.
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But with investors' memories fresh of a bloodbath in mining stocks in 2015, the firms' ambitions are modest: they are joining small-capital indexes or listing on junior markets in deals typically worth $10 million or less - far from Glencore's $10 billion flotation in 2011 when commodities were booming.
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But in the aftermath of the bloodbath, it is more difficult than ever to claim that gays, lesbians and transgender people do not represent a relatively powerless minority that is often a target of hatred and discrimination and therefore in need of a higher level of judicial protection.
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Read more: The 'bloodbath' in America's trucking industry has officially spilled over to the rest of the economyHowever, he has also staked his reelection campaign on America's economic strength during his presidency, putting pressure on him to strike a deal with China that would end the trade war.
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What little we do know is this: The movie follows Jesse on his fugitive run after the bloodbath of the season finale, and it will reportedly bring back "more than 10" castmembers from the show, including Skinny Pete and Badger, the methed-out Marx Brothers of New Mexico.
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"If tax reform crashes and burns, if [on] ObamCare, nothing happens, we could face a bloodbath," Cruz told a group of roughly 100 wealthy donors during an event in New York on Friday for members of the conservative donor network connected to billionaire industrialists Charles and David Koch. .
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As long as the wider region's chaotic bloodbath spirals on, providing space for terrorist groups to organize and inspiring a small minority of Muslims in the West to kill at home, ordinary people in Britain and the rest of Europe can expect to live in the shadow of jihadist terror.
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I wonder if the creators agree, as they appear to heed their own advice with the final episode: an hour of expository answers to nearly every one of the show's questions, spliced in with a bloodbath that should surely get the park erased from the earnings report of parent company Delos.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PARIS — An artist was among the survivors of the unspeakable bloodbath at the popular Bataclan concert venue on November 13 last year, when Islamic State jihadists killed 90 people and injured hundreds at a rock concert by the US band Eagles of Death Metal.
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This season, however, Ashish Gupta took a more solemn and emotional approach, utilizing his London Fashion Week platform to highlight the political and cultural unrest in England following the country's June 2016 decision to withdraw from the European Union (if you need further proof, his collection was titled "Bollywood Bloodbath").
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Contemplate the bloodbath Robert Bowers is charged with creating in Pittsburgh and the walkers in Mexico and one readily recognizes that hatred is more frightening than a column of poor people making its way toward the United States from Central America at the rate of a few miles per day.
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When most people talk about playing Fortnite, however, they're talking about playing the game with a special Battle Royale mode that draws a number of elements from the famous 2000 Japanese film, a pitch-black dystopian satire in which students are forced to compete in a kill-or-be-killed bloodbath.
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The post-election bloodbath within the Trump administration continues as embattled chief-of-staff John Kelly is out, and is expected to be replaced by Vice President Mike Pence's chief-of-staff Nick Ayers, who is now Trump's third chief in less than two years, an unprecedented revolving door for a key position.
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Though most of the major characters (including Grey Worm) remained unharmed, for the nameless characters of color, "The Long Night" was a massive bloodbath, made even worse given that so many figures who were so crucial in forging Daenerys's path to the Iron Throne seemed to be completely disposable in the end.
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The same day, Amnesty International Secretary General Kumi Naidoo condemned the "horrific and barbaric" behavior of the state security forces in a statement, adding that the "senseless killing of protestors must be stopped immediately, and those responsible for the bloodbath, including at command level, must be held fully accountable for their dreadful actions."
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Co-incidentally, Mr Garfield also stars in Mel Gibson's second-world-war bloodbath,"Hacksaw Ridge", so "Silence" is the second Hollywood drama this award season in which he has played a fervid Christian who is ordered to set aside his convictions in Japan, but who doesn't examine those convictions in any detail.
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After the post-invasion failure to find any weapons of mass destruction (WMD) and the catastrophe of Iraq's descent into a sectarian bloodbath, Mr Blair simply had too little political capital left either to confront Mr Brown or push through policies that went against the deeply embedded grain of the party's instincts.
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If it wasn't Apple's ad blocking acceptance, it was Facebook's Instant Articles, Facebook stressing friends over news, or Facebook shutting outlets out of its trending topics (Facebook is a bit of a preoccupation.) Vice Media head Shane Smith has warned of an impending "media bloodbath" every few months for the past year.
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"Doomsday is near; Die all, die merrily," that's the full, perfect quote referenced in the episode title from Shakespeare's Henry IV, Part I. Mankind, The 100 posits, chooses to spend its final days in a bloodbath, pitting the strongest fighters from each clan against each other, so only the best warrior will survive.
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Meanwhile, back in reality, if the Clippers don't move on from Jordan and Williams, they should be able to make the playoffs (assuming the Pelicans drown) and get trounced by the Golden State Warriors or Houston Rockets in a first-round bloodbath...which is exactly what would happen if they kept Griffin.
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Read more: The leading industry group for truck drivers has declared we're hurtling toward a trucking 'bloodbath'"Because trucking participates in all phases of manufacturing, it increases as manufacturing starts to ramp up, giving it leading indication on economic growth," Steve Tam, the vice president of ACT Research, previously told Business Insider.
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A highly-accurate recount of the period before and after the June 23, 2016 vote—not forgetting the political bloodbath for a new Prime Minister or uncertainty of the Labour Party that followed—Brexit the Musical aims to put a satirical twist on the current state of the world as we know it.
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MSNBC's Joe ScarboroughCharles (Joe) Joseph ScarboroughScarborough: Florida will be a 'political bloodbath' for Sanders after Castro, AIPAC remarks Chris Matthews's abrupt retirement draws mixed reactions: 'An atrocious end to a noble, happy-warrior career' Scarborough evokes George Washington, Sinatra in lauding Buttigieg decision to drop out MORE compared former South Bend, Ind.
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Des Moines, Iowa (CNN)In shaking up his leadership team last week, Ben Carson has begun changing before our eyes from the consummate political outsider -- a soft-spoken neurosurgeon making his first run for any public office -- to a savvier, more outspoken political leader willing to mix it up in the coming Republican primary bloodbath.
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Uber marketing employees describe this week's 'bloodbath' when the company laid off 400 employees in more than a dozen countries this weekOn Monday morning, around 8 am California time, hundreds of Uber employees around the world received an ominous email from Jill Hazelbaker, the ride-hailing company's head of marketing, communications, and public policy.
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On Tuesday, US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley warned the Syrian regime and Russia of "dire consequences" if they continue airstrikes against the last rebel-held area in Syria and the UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres warned of a potential "bloodbath" during the UN Security Council meeting on the crisis in Idlib.
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America's largest truck-engine manufacturer just announced 2,000 layoffs — and it's another sign of the trucking 'bloodbath' that's slamming the $800 billion industryTruckers can't pay off their fuel cards — and it's a 'sure sign' that more trucking bankruptcies are coming'I don't know how long I can stay in business': Truckers' fears have soared to recession-level highs
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After last quarter's bloodbath earnings report that cut 20 percent from Facebook's share price, the social network stumbled in Q3 2018, reaching 2.27 billion monthly users, up 37 million users or 1.79 percent — only slightly better than Q1's slowest-ever growth rate of just 0003 percent, and compared to an 2.29 billion Wall Street estimate.
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SEE ALL: Read all our coverage of Black Friday 2018 Big ticket tech items like TVs, laptops, and Instant Pots (the stuff people will be fighting for starting Thursday night) are already on sale — so skip the virtual bloodbath and snag yours before other customers catch wind and "out of stock" notices inevitably ruin the fun.
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"If there is going to be a battle in Idlib, there will be a bloodbath, the jihadists will fight with all their strength and we will see more suicide operations," Abu Baraa al-Shami, a nom de guerre of a senior commander with Hayat Tahir al Sham, told Reuters in a text message via Internet messaging.
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The Man in Black was William all along; Dolores was "Wyatt," incited to kill her fellow hosts by Arnold as a way of derailing the park's original opening; Ford actually wasn't the villain (that was a double-twist!); and the hosts initiated the bloodbath viewers have been anticipating (courtesy of Ford's final act and Chekhov's frozen host army).
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Get the details here: 'It's a total bloodbath:' 5 Amazon sellers and experts share stories of turbulent sales amid the coronavirus outbreakThe number of major cancelled sporting events continues to grow, causing a headache for TV networks who are betting big on live sports for ad revenue and advertisers who have to find those audiences elsewhere.
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Related: Witness Describes 'Complete Bloodbath' as Security Forces Retake Burkina Faso Hotel In the wake of the terror attacks in Burkina Faso that left 29 people dead and dozens more wounded, the mother of one of the six Canadian victims is denouncing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's plan to withdraw Canadian jets from the fight against the Islamic State.
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If you put any football game from the ancient 16-bit era up against today's Pro Evo and FIFA offerings, it'd be like throwing Canvey Island into FA Cup third-round battle with Chelsea's under-18s: an absolute bloodbath played out in a fetid swamp, barely chalked into a pitch, at the mouth of the cursed Thames.
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Read more: Uber marketing employees describe this week's 'bloodbath' when the company laid off 400 employees in more than a dozen countries this week"The reorganization [of the marketing department] is about improving effectiveness, and it's about thinking about where we're going to be for the next five years of the company versus where we come from," Khosrowshahi said on the call.
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As the party braces for an electoral drubbing that threatens to wipe out the majority they won eight years ago, the list of incumbents under duress is growing ever longer — and even powerful lawmakers like Sessions, a sharp-elbowed tactician who hasn't faced a serious reelection contest in over a decade, are suddenly trying to survive a Trump-fueled bloodbath.
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This is a man who reigned over the most notorious nightlife generation in New York City history and later went on to write Disco Bloodbath, the true crime memoir that recounted Michael Alig's brutal murder of Angel Melendez—a killing that would forever immortalize the Club Kids and provide a dark punchline to a scene that had been defined by its drug-addled flirtation with death.
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It's about in line with what he received in February, which is not a good sign given March was a bloodbath for the Republican establishment, with favored candidates Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE and Jeb Bush both quitting the race.
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Uber marketing employees describe this week's 'bloodbath' when the company laid off 400 employees in more than a dozen countries this weekInvestors from Greycroft, Science, Lerer Hippeau, and others who control millions of dollars name the direct-to-consumer startups that will blow up this yearOther good stories from around the newsroom:One email put a 24-year-old on a path from intern to COO in six months.
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Republican presidential candidate Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE late Saturday predicted a "bloodbath of Walter Mondale proportions" if front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE wins the party's nomination.
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See more of our stories here:'It's a total bloodbath:' 5 Amazon sellers and experts share stories of turbulent sales amid the coronavirus outbreakNBA poached a top Spotify marketer as it scrambles to keep the league connected with its fans amid a coronavirus shutdownAn Amazon-focused agency shares tips for sellers facing turbulent sales under coronavirus3D manufacturing startup Carbon is making face shields and nasal swabs to help the White House fight the coronavirusRihanna's Fenty Beauty house, where 5 TikTok stars were staying and making videos, is shutting down temporarily due to the coronavirus pandemic
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