"Numerous homes and buildings collapsed, shop houses collapsed," he said.
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And then, during crisis time, in 2009 and 20153, all newspaper media collapsed, and the world economy collapsed and Diena also collapsed.
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When it collapsed, it was as if something inside of us collapsed as well.
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The future has collapsed on him, the same as it has collapsed on all of us.
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Many buffets collapsed, and others survived only because they took on tons of debt — later, they collapsed.
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Old social identities have collapsed, all the old professions and social roles that were in the Soviet Union have collapsed.
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Officials say the roof collapsed onto the second floor and then parts of that collapsed on to the first floor.
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In 2017, the NI Assembly collapsed after its governing coalition, the nationalist Sinn Féin party and unionist Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), collapsed.
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The Large Hadron Collider hasn't collapsed (or collapsed the space-time continuum), but that wasn't a given when scientists first turned the thing on.
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I don't deal in prophecy, but I would say that there have been power structures that have collapsed — it's just that they've collapsed into chaos.
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On July 21, he was taken to the nurse's station again after he had collapsed in his cell, and collapsed again while returning to his cell.
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The $143 billion collapsed souffleOne of the best ways to prevent a collapsed souffle is to focus on creating good oven conditions and adhering to proper timing.
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The Hard Rock Hotel collapsed while under construction Saturday in New Orleans' French Quarter, alarming onlookers one side of the hotel collapsed and dust covered the streets.
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"Last night, two-thirds of the roof burned, the spire collapsed, creating a hole in the vault, and part of the transept collapsed," Nunes said Monday morning.
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Worker found alive in collapsed hotel The Yun Men Tsui Ti is one of four buildings in the city that were either tilting or had collapsed, authorities said.
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In the years since Carrie Bradshaw paid her rent with a weekly column, the writing economy has suffered extreme shifts: It has gone digital, collapsed, revived (briefly), collapsed again.
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The company, which launched in 2015, says it faced a fundraising round that collapsed two weeks ago and was in the middle of an acquisition that collapsed on Friday.
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The images of collapsed or semi-collapsed buildings in urban areas suggested Tuesday's quake was more powerful than one in 1979 which razed a neighborhood of a northern town.
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So, on ...Black Mile's "Lead, SD," when Hull first hints at the disaster to come on "The Grocery," the character has collapsed into Hull, and Hull has collapsed into himself.
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She then got up and swayed -- and then collapsed.
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And then Tower Two collapsed — with Paukner still inside.
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Since then, his support has collapsed -- particularly among women.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British suppliers to collapsed contractor Carillion (CLLN.
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Then, the deal collapsed — and Mr. Cuomo went silent.
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The images of collapsed or semi-collapsed buildings in urban areas suggested Tuesday's quake was more powerful than one in 1979 which razed a neighbourhood of the northern town of Shkoder, bordering Montenegro.
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The images of collapsed or semi-collapsed buildings in urban areas suggested Tuesday's quake was more powerful than one in 1979 which razed a neighborhood of the northern town of Shkoder, bordering Montenegro.
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While Indonesian exports grew again in 20183, China's imports collapsed.
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Regulators started considering this change after Enron collapsed in 2001.
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Mateen unloaded his rifle from a distance until she collapsed.
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She ran back inside and collapsed behind the manager's desk.
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The roof collapsed killing a Radiohead band member in 2012.
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My only consolation is that Bharara's whole scheme has collapsed.
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GANEFO collapsed as the IOC opened up to socialist nations.
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In 2008, after Lehman Brothers collapsed, the spread was negative.
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I think they thought I collapsed from exercise, which, lol.
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Then Woods' personal life collapsed and with it, his brand.
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A gateway proclaiming "Welcome to Danang" collapsed in the storm.
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When the Soviet Union collapsed in 1989, everyone was surprised.
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His mother had to abandon him as he had collapsed.
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Less than a decade later, the Soviet Union itself collapsed.
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DC: It all collapsed as Gregg foresaw several years ago.
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Frustrated with her options, Marcille collapsed, sobbing to her friend.
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The airstrikes resumed on Wednesday afternoon after the talks collapsed.
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In another five months, the Berlin Wall collapsed, on Nov.
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He was just outside the South Tower when it collapsed.
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Fielding's severe injuries included multiple skull fractures and collapsed lungs.
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He later collapsed after standing against a wall for hours.
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That entire portion of the Wall collapsed, completely destroying Eastwatch.
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That pact collapsed in a style that is vintage Brussels.
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He collapsed on stage and later died, said the statement.
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People remove debris outside a collapsed building in Mexico City.
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In 1994, four years after it began, the scheme collapsed.
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A police officer and others inspect a building that collapsed.
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With the ensuing milk glut in the enclave, prices collapsed.
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A collapsed portion of the Anaheim Stadium, on Jan. 17.
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Since the U.S. pullout, the deal has all but collapsed.
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M.J. collapsed on the floor and went into cardiac arrest.
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" Peterson screamed and collapsed, trembling, to the forest floor. "GUH!
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McGlockton walked back inside the convenience store, where he collapsed.
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The latter has now collapsed after being consumed by flames.
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The market collapsed and the economy fell into a recession.
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The black market (ie, true) value of the bolívar collapsed.
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Violence has soared and health care has all but collapsed.
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When the edifice collapsed clients lost homes and retirement savings.
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The month before Flybmi, another regional airline, collapsed into administration.
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The country's finances suffered when oil prices collapsed in 2014.
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About three hours after the meeting ended, the bridge collapsed.
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As agricultural output collapsed and jobs disappeared, the economy nosedived.
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Since the start of 2018 at least 14 have collapsed.
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A tower block caught fire and collapsed in São Paulo.
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The roof over the park's sales office has partly collapsed.
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Its economy collapsed and the government stopped offering free contraceptives.
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Mining, tourism and manufacturing all collapsed within a few years.
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After its currency collapsed in 1999, Ecuador adopted the dollar.
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A view of the collapsed Morandi highway bridge in Genoa.
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Uzoka was stabbed, and collapsed and died in the street.
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As a result, the proposed deal has collapsed, it said.
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Is it a broken, collapsed pile of rubble, like so
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A bridge that overlooks the Via Emilia also partially collapsed.
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And of course this all was preposterous and it collapsed.
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Their immune systems had collapsed, and two had already died.
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Those caught in the cloud vomited blood, then collapsed unconscious.
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The stage collapsed a few minutes after Trump's remarks. 46.
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The distinction, however illusory, between "work" and "wellness" has collapsed.
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The collapsed tunnel was covered in eight feet of soil.
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Eskom did not believe that negotiations had collapsed, he said.
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Prices in Texas collapsed in 2018 due to full lines.
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ASPI manages the section of the toll highway that collapsed.
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Coal has collapsed faster and more completely than anyone anticipated.
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I just collapsed and I was crying my eyes out.
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Many collapsed on the beach from motion sickness and dehydration.
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A bear, sleeping on a collapsed tent in a campsite.
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But the dialogue quickly collapsed amid incriminations between both sides.
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While on the treadmill, Reitano's heart stopped and he collapsed.
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The European Union hasn't collapsed, and isn't likely to soon.
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Peter collapsed onto his bed and looked at his cellphone.
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Roof of concert venue Sentrum Scene in Oslo has collapsed.
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Large, unlicensed underground banks collapsed, as did hundreds of firms.
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Particularly poor performing was the Ford brand, whose sales collapsed.
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Demand collapsed across the world, crushing export growth in China.
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Around him, relatives of the security guards sobbed or collapsed.
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When the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991 America celebrated victory.
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If it collapsed suddenly, some carmakers' assembly lines would halt.
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It narrowed during the war years and collapsed after 1950.
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One warehouse has collapsed but no injuries have been reported.
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In March, the bill collapsed in the House of Representatives.
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Mr. Sherman lost something like $500 million when Bear collapsed.
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Many people were trapped in the rubble of collapsed buildings.
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As a result, public trust in the media has collapsed.
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The "cessation of hostilities" of last February has predictably collapsed.
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The bite was so painful Pence said he almost collapsed.
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But then the economy collapsed and the friendly government fell.
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Gareth Bale's blockbuster move to Chinese soccer collapsed on Sunday.
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Turkey's currency collapsed into a steep downward spiral practically overnight.
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When the Qing collapsed in 1911, Yuan Shikai seized power.
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Then she collapsed under the weight of her colossal fame.
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Mr. Washington choked on a few words, and then collapsed.
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Within a minute, Ms. Salihin collapsed and began violently convulsing.
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In October 1956, he collapsed physically for a few days.
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That industry has collapsed due to overfishing and environmental changes.
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However, the Rockets collapsed in a loss to the Hawks.
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The agricultural sector collapsed, taking the entire economy with it.
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A backhoe was dragging away parts of the collapsed structure.
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The roof of Petrit's house had collapsed over two rooms.
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Within a minute, Ms. Salihin collapsed and went into convulsions.
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Also I think after winning he immediately collapsed and died.
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When the North Tower collapsed, two aides were severely injured.
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The summit in Hanoi, Vietnam, ended abruptly when talks collapsed.
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Several stories above us, a child's scream collapsed into laughter.
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The stage collapsed, killing one of our colleagues and friends.
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The Cubans collapsed on the sand, got up, and left.
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And yet, Labour has collapsed among the general UK election.
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Thirteen years later, however, Iraq has collapsed into warring states.
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I visited the institution, my studio there, everything has collapsed.
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Her lungs had recently collapsed and she had kidney failure.
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It wasn't some act of terrorism or a collapsed venue.
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Finally she collapsed, calming at an offer of chewing gum.
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When the price collapsed in the 1980s, disability participation surged.
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The deal quickly devolved into farce as oil prices collapsed.
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Their stock price has has collapsed lately, very intensive competition.
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Both institutions collapsed under regulatory pressure during the Obama administration.
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"Suddenly everything simply collapsed," said Siti Sumarni, a Sembalun resident.
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The victim remained conscious, she said, and then suddenly collapsed.
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He had been ill and had apparently collapsed, she said.
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One week after I was in China, Lehman Brothers collapsed.
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Rubio backed a 2013 Senate immigration reform effort that collapsed.
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And so when Morsi faltered, the country's democratic transition collapsed.
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If only his celebrity crush hadn't collapsed and gone home.
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He collapsed next to a dirt track called Cemetery Road.
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"They were being tightened when it collapsed today," he wrote.
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As the evidence piled up, the house of cards collapsed.
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The health system in Yemen has nearly collapsed, said Mekki.
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The base collapsed and was looted by the insurgents. Dec.
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As a result, its ambitious overseas plans have collapsed. 9.
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She has not been heard from since the dam collapsed.
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But when the Morandi Bridge collapsed, that narrative was upended.
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He stands on the patch of dirt where he collapsed.
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All of these things are collapsed together in my mind.
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"She took maybe two steps, and then collapsed," he said.
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Above, a Rohingya woman collapsed after arriving in Dakhinpara, Bangladesh.
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By then, she'd developed an infection and collapsed her lungs.
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But when Florida's housing market collapsed, the Gonzalezes couldn't refinance.
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He bought a football team in a league that collapsed.
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Most likely, she then collapsed face forward on the bed.
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Two people were killed as buildings crumbled and roofs collapsed.
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The childlike omnipotence collapsed and left me facing an abyss.
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This time, people collapsed outdoors, and in much larger numbers.
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One employee there was injured by a collapsed wall. Gov.
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If a central bank collapsed, so would the monetary system.
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Talks between the rebel group and Russia collapsed on Friday.
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Some were covered in fine white dust from collapsed walls.
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The officer collapsed onto a couch in the living room.
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Around the same time, John and Christine McVie's marriage collapsed.
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In Ardmore, Alabama, the storm collapsed roofs and entire homes.
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I collapsed in a heap with a pulled calf muscle.
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The institutions Trump has mocked, including NATO, have not collapsed.
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Ms. Moser, 203, was shot in the spine, and collapsed.
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How to maneuver through the fruit's collapsed drapery of flesh?
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Through cooperation, effort, and carefully considered policy, those rates collapsed.
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Bodies were believed to be still buried inside collapsed homes.
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The massive untidy solidity of a collapsed building was awful.
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They took him outside, where he collapsed with abdominal pain.
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One woman collapsed upon reaching shore and vomited, he said.
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Gabriel's head struck something and he collapsed on the floor.
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He was driving home from work when the bridge collapsed.
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When Enron collapsed in 2001, ICE was deluged with orders.
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He went walking alone along the Danube, and suddenly collapsed.
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After bitcoin's price collapsed in the early hours of Dec.
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Strache quit, hoping to save the coalition, which soon collapsed.
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Around 1630, his finances collapsed and the house was sold.
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The military said a bridge connecting two towns had collapsed.
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Video showed coughing and weeping migrants collapsed on the bridge.
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The cases against them collapsed as witnesses died or disappeared.
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While out with friends in 2012, he collapsed from exhaustion.
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Volatility collapsed after the crisis because of central bank manipulation.
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Lululemon's sales collapsed after the CEO insulted its customer base.
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In 1991 they eased further after the Soviet Union collapsed.
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Also, the PC hasn't collapsed at the rate some predicted.
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I saw personally at least 30 towers, in pieces, collapsed.
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My house was destroyed, my children, my husband all collapsed.
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And the wooden bridge that I crossed, it was collapsed.
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Past talks between the two sides collapsed over this difference.
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GOP health care efforts collapsed in the Senate in July.
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By midday Thursday, it was clear the talks had collapsed.
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After Maria, many are missing roofs; some have collapsed altogether.
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When Pinochet's autocracy finally collapsed in 1990, trade opened up.
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Republican efforts toward a widespread repeal of Obamacare collapsed again.
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A few months later, Biden collapsed in a hotel room.
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But the negotiations collapsed and subsequent talks also failed. Security.
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Their stock values collapsed by 90 percent, many of them.
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That model collapsed like a house of cards after 1991.
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But also, I think when the dot-com bubble collapsed, so collapsed with it a lot of the more idealistic illusions that people had about what the internet and what the web would be.
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But one new piece of infrastructure has already collapsed: On April 21, a 50 foot-long piece of a dedicated bicycle lane that had opened in January collapsed into the ocean, killing three cyclists.
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This one lasted from New Year's Eve, when 21 acres of lava delta collapsed into the ocean, exposing the tube, until Thursday, when an unstable seacliff collapsed and finally cut off the picturesque stream.
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Under the collapsed four-storey house of Berti Lala, 40, an Italian team found the bodies of his wife, twins and one older son, crushed under a collapsed ceiling as they huddled together in bed.
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The last round of Israeli-Palestinian peace talks collapsed in 2014.
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However, as coal collapsed, so did the stock of Joy Global.
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It was a painful business, and his first few efforts collapsed.
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Unfortunately, after but a moment of reflection, my neat division collapsed.
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The barn had already collapsed when firefighters arrived, according to Reed.
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As the price of oil collapsed, so did Hess's stock price.
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One section of its walls of grey Delhi quartzite had collapsed.
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They learned along the way that the south tower had collapsed.
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But the exchange collapsed and completely closed down by late 2010.
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After the deal collapsed, Rite Aid overhauled its board of directors.
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A photograph of the site showed collapsed ground under the rails.
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No talks have taken place since negotiations collapsed in early May.
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In 2016, Heng collapsed from a stroke during a cabinet meeting.
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They are experts in locating and rescuing victims in collapsed buildings.
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Since oil prices slumped, royalty payments have "basically collapsed," Ori said.
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Apparently, the sand collapsed on him and the individual was trapped.
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Its spire collapsed as more than 173 firefighters battled the flames.
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Parts of the church's historic spire are reported to have collapsed.
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She landed in the ICU in septic shock; her gallbladder collapsed.
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The one in Venezuela collapsed, after being hit by a ship.
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In March 2013, a fully constructed overpass collapsed in eastern Kolkata.
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"My body is getting collapsed but I can't stop," she said.
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People remove debris of a building that collapsed in Mexico City.
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Police officers cordon off the area around a building that collapsed.
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People remove debris of a building that collapsed during the quake.
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People remove debris of a collapsed building, looking for possible victims.
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Airbus itself weighed buying the CSeries before talks collapsed in 2015.
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She went on with life, and then collapsed the next week.
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Thirty people were injured after the floor collapsed at a party.
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In 203 it bought part of Lehman Brothers after it collapsed.
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In Gaza, Palestinians attended funerals and extricated bodies from collapsed buildings.
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It's an unfortunate fixture of Trooping the Colour: the collapsed soldier.
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The dimensions of the collapsed block have not yet been documented.
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Carlos Sanchez, 16, collapsed during a blocking play in an Oct.
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After losing international support, it collapsed in less than a year.
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Joseph Tanner Wray of Lawrenceburg, Tennessee, collapsed at 9:26 p.m.
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Talks on a global oil production level freeze collapsed in April.
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Then, the mountain collapsed into the cavity left by the blast.
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Biden could have collapsed amid unexpected scandal, gaffes, or health problems.
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When Evan collapsed, Bodine took the screaming child into the bathroom.
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Debs was sentenced to prison, and his American Railway Union collapsed.
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Regional truces have often collapsed with both sides trading the blame.
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Eventually that plan collapsed under the weight of its own ambition.
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What he's saying: "Venezuela has truly collapsed already," Guaido told CNN.
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Three sides of the building caught fire and its roof collapsed.
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In remarkably short order one of Africa's most advanced economies collapsed.
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Getting into a building, whether collapsed or intact, is one thing.
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In Mexico City, 187 people died in 38 buildings that collapsed.
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Rather, the major Maya centers, built by elites, collapsed, said Inomata.
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Suddenly, the structure collapsed and the man disappeared into the rubble.
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First Debbie went loopy, then Caleb collapsed and Cydney broke down.
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Suspended ceilings collapsed to the floor, glass windows broke to pieces.
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Chinese demand collapsed after an anti-corruption crackdown; inventory languished, unsold.
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The hoaxers claimed that a shark tank collapsed, but it didn't.
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That global plan collapsed, however, due to issues with local regulation.
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The Socialist vote collapsed from almost 60 percent to under 10.
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When the dry ice melted, the crystals collapsed back into water.
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" Jones added Tanya's "heart collapsed when she gave birth to Kaley.
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Prince collapsed in an elevator in his home on April 21.
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Pfeil's husband heard "a loud crack" as she collapsed, says Kaiser.
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Multiple buildings collapsed and power was knocked out in some areas.
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At the river's edge she collapsed face-first into the mud.
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It's the world's most indebted country, and its GDP has collapsed.
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And we came out in October, and then everybody-, everything collapsed.
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The colt's legs buckled under him; he collapsed on his side.
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McCarver had collapsed onstage at a bodybuilding event back in March.
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Trying to play soccer, he collapsed after rupturing an umbilical hernia.
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And then he collapsed at South Carolina's Spring Hill High School.
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The plant started exports in 2014 just before oil prices collapsed.
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A deal along those lines was nearly achieved previously but collapsed.
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Things grew worse when Luster collapsed at her job that month.
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Moore's campaign collapsed following accusations of child sexual assault against him.
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Lance collapsed into a chair and appears to be completely unconscious.
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The last round peace talks between the sides collapsed in 2014.
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The talks collapsed in 2008 after North Korea launched a rocket.
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Andrew called 911 sometime after his friend collapsed to the floor.
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But he's collapsed on the floor, groaning and clutching his stomach.
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In Juchitan alone, thousands of houses collapsed, the town's authorities said.
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Komarov told Reuters in May the Akkuyu project had not collapsed.
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"People are running on the streets and buildings collapsed," he said.
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In April in Doha, an attempt to clinch a deal collapsed.
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In May, a wall collapsed at a wedding, killing 24 people.
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That truce largely collapsed and the escalating violence torpedoed the talks.
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Hypo subsequently collapsed and Heta was formed to wind it down.
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When President George W. Bush slashed taxes, the economy ultimately collapsed.
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Infrastructure group Atlantia, which operated the viaduct that collapsed last Aug.
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The Franco-German balance at the heart of the union collapsed.
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My two lower front teeth collapsed just before my 268th birthday.
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" Or "The shoreline seems limp, collapsed, like an old helium balloon.
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Then, as the Soviet Union collapsed, demagogues everywhere whipped up tensions.
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Seven months earlier, he had collapsed while jogging in Central Park.
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He collapsed in the dugout and was rushed to the hospital.
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An agreed merger with Deutsche Börse collapsed in acrimony in 2017.
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In April 1945, Roosevelt collapsed and died from a cerebral hemorrhage.
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In February 2019, 13 feet of the city's surrounding wall collapsed.
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Much of the castle's shell collapsed one night in December 2009.
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He sought help, collapsed and died on his way to hospital.
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Last week, the roof on the building across the street collapsed.
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In many places, one or more of those pillars have collapsed.
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Under Maduro, Venezuela's economy and democratic institutions have all but collapsed.
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All seemed fine until the 19-year old panda suddenly collapsed.
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The 50-meter long lane that collapsed skirted the Atlantic coast.
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The tent-like structure collapsed this fall and was then removed.
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Four buildings collapsed, officials said, and seven people were still missing.
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Thomas said his father collapsed over the chest and started wailing.
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Without them the economy collapsed; America sank into a great depression.
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Negotiations between the U.S. and China had previously collapsed in May.
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The firm had collapsed in 2001, leading to a criminal investigation.
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Gorbachev was weak, and as a result, a great state collapsed.
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Repeated efforts to bridge the divide between the factions have collapsed.
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He too ran outside, and saw the building had completely collapsed.
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State institutions in these countries are, at best, fragile — or collapsed.
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By the time they had fled the scene, the boy collapsed.
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One week after Obama's announcement, the U.S. trained Iraqi Army collapsed.
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Doctors had fixed the collapsed lung, but then it happened again.
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He looked outside and saw helicopters, and burning and collapsed buildings.
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Suddenly, the building began to shake and finally collapsed around him.
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Nixon's support collapsed and went down to 25 percent during Watergate.
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They wouldn't know a drug factory if one collapsed on them.
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By Day 24, the world as we know it has collapsed.
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Then, in 2008, my freshman year in college, the economy collapsed.
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She collapsed in court and was taken, sobbing, straight to prison.
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He ate it, collapsed, and was driven all the way home.
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Valve's hinting and hiding have finally collapsed under their own weight.
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On Friday night at Yankee Stadium, all of those pillars collapsed.
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Famous rock arches in Malta and Morocco collapsed due to erosion.
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The Notre Dame's recognizable spire collapsed in a fire in 2019.
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House of Fraser collapsed last month, requiring a last-minute bailout.
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It is unclear how many people died in collapsed government buildings.
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In the neighborhood of Roma Norte, an entire office building collapsed.
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Numerous victims unable to flee the building collapsed shortly after exposure.
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She then stumbled back into the store and collapsed, he said.
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Soon afterward the entire mission collapsed, and the United States withdrew.
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Again and again, I collapsed onto the interior of the field.
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The center-left, as elsewhere in Europe apart from Britain, collapsed.
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But the cathedral's iconic spire and much of its roof collapsed.
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Soviet communism collapsed, and living standards rose in the developing world.
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The second Leonard went to the locker room, the Spurs collapsed.
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Maplin, a seller of consumer electronics, collapsed into administration in February.
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Mr. Barak survived for about a year before his coalition collapsed.
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Flames have engulfed and collapsed the historic church's spire and ceiling.
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A corner of the roof had collapsed, the windows blown in.
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The walls of many buildings had collapsed, leaving countless people homeless.
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He has hallucinated his entire experience and collapsed from utter loneliness.
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After his wife's death, Cecil Murray collapsed with grief and guilt.
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But after 2008, when the economy collapsed, I needed some support.
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An electrical grid that serves both countries collapsed around 43 a.m.
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It collapsed and joined the scrap heap of football leagues past.
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I got in, collapsed on my couch, and immediately passed out.
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One SoftBank-backed company that needed more money has already collapsed.
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Twitter — black Twitter — practically collapsed in exasperation, managing a collective SMDH.
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Wages crawled up, factory jobs fled to China and benefits collapsed.
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The latest Western-drafted ceasefire agreement collapsed in acrimony last week.
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But too many people got on the awning and it collapsed.
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She collapsed to the ground and was unconscious for several minutes.
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He collapsed onto a patch of dirt, his life slipping away.
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A deal along these lines was nearly achieved previously but collapsed.
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Hospitals across the country collapsed, and countless places had no water.
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Two women and four children were buried under the collapsed home.
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At least five people died in the collapsed store, officials said.
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Mr. Calzadilla's father's construction business had collapsed as government contracts dwindled.
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The cable-stayed Morandi Bridge in Genoa, Italy, collapsed on Tuesday.
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A cloud of dust obscured the site: Chapman's Baobab had collapsed.
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The Xinjia Hotel in Quanzhou, China, collapsed around 7:30 p.m.
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Around 70 people were trapped in the rubble after it collapsed.
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Around 289 people were trapped in the rubble after it collapsed.
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The power grid had collapsed and there was a total blackout.
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He had lost nearly $126,000 when the lending portal Tangxiaoseng collapsed.
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He collapsed about 55 yards south of the border, bleeding profusely.
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As futures prices collapsed, the implacable insurance algorithms accelerated the selling.
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As far as I can tell, all other justifications have collapsed.
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Ren Zhengfei: If our engineers became politicians, Huawei would have collapsed.
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The bottom floors of another building, the Marshal Hotel, also collapsed.
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If the industry collapsed, so would a significant amount of commerce.
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"You have to understand, the Soviet Union collapsed," Mr. Ivanov said.
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"Our government collapsed because of these militia groups," General Amarkhel said.
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Then her resolution collapsed, and she did not win another game.
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In Mexico City, at least 38 buildings collapsed in the quake.
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The Yankees collapsed under a mountain of Ks in Game 4.
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Mr. Caldbeck was excoriated online and his firm, Binary Capital, collapsed.
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The other day, she pulled out the yoga mat and collapsed.
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My house of cards collapsed remarkably fast, as did my spirit.
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One public school had a free meal program, but it collapsed.
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Many of them eventually collapsed or were merged into national chains.
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It was so fragile that it collapsed, utterly, in one day.
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Over the ensuing week, a delicate balance in Syria has collapsed.
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Then, just a few yards away, the three-story building collapsed.
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Across the region, motorways closed, and roofs and telephone lines collapsed.
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Buildings, including barns and a church in Harlem, New York, collapsed.
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Protesters have vowed to escalate, and say that trust has collapsed.
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USSR collapsed, they retroactively blessed him as the anti-Communist warrior
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He had been hospitalized for months with a collapsed lung, Ethiosports.
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The sun rises over collapsed buildings following the earthquake in Amatrice.
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You can say with all responsibility that Venezuela has already collapsed.
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The Syrian economy has collapsed, and significant outside help is unlikely.
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But a ceasefire collapsed in July 2015 and fighting flared anew.
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A brick wall collapsed on his hands, causing permanent nerve damage.
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They fled as the government of Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi collapsed.
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Some 40 buildings collapsed, spanning the city's physical and social divides.
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"The most important thing is that the building collapsed," she said.
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Many of them planned to return when the Communist leadership collapsed.
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The girl dropped on her knees and collapsed in Foroozan's arms.
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When the Soviet Union collapsed, her grandparents succeeded in returning once.
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Film festival darlings like "Patti Cake$" and "Brigsby Bear" also collapsed.
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A similarly sophisticated system collapsed spectacularly during ballot counting in 2013.
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We wanted to be out in the world when it collapsed.
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When the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, Magadan had 155,000 people.
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Every major section of the structure's nearly complete southern half collapsed.
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But some rescue workers did grow ill and collapsed from exposure.
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Monarch Airlines, which specialised in package deals, collapsed two years ago.
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Thomas Cook collapsed last month, with its UK business entering liquidation.
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I was told I got the job as Lehman Brothers collapsed.
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We learn that the frontier between people and machines has collapsed.
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One result is that the shellfish industry has all but collapsed.
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Bankruptcy alone cannot handle a financial crisis emanating from collapsed banks.
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He collapsed near the club's entrance, so he was rescued quickly.
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Once inside, she collapsed, prompting customers to rush to her aide.
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A similar case against Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta collapsed last year.
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No deal resulted from that meeting, and talks collapsed until recently.
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In some cases, these had collapsed, causing flooding in Raqqa city.
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AR glasses company Osterhout Design Group collapsed around the same time.
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Ms. Clemente collapsed and her heart stopped beating about 8 a.m.
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That was a bold move just weeks after Lehman Brothers collapsed.
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The infrastructure collapsed, and grocery stores, schools, and restaurants were destroyed.
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Then "the hog market collapsed and I lost everything," he says.
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Negotiations with another few families collapsed shortly before midnight on Tuesday.
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He was rushed into surgery, to fix an apparent collapsed lung.
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Thomas Cook Airline has collapsed, leaving 150,000 travelers stranded, many internationally.
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Earlier this year, it was damaged when a floating crane collapsed.
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By the nineteen-seventies, a majority of its reefs had collapsed.
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A nearby building had collapsed, and her children were inside it.
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There were just as many that were crumbling and half-collapsed.
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We were applying tourniquets and compressive bandages and treating collapsed lungs.
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The popular limestone arch collapsed into the Mediterranean Sea on Wednesday.
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The second Kim-Trump summit, in Hanoi, Vietnam, collapsed in February.
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The quake injured 243 people and collapsed four buildings, officials said.
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Then Brazil's political system collapsed just as YouTube's popularity there soared.
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Then Brazil's political system collapsed just as YouTube's popularity there soared.
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The U.K. currency had collapsed to a 35-year low Wednesday.
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The Social Democrats collapsed into the single digits, their vote halved.
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Why the Amazon deal collapsed: It was fast and caught Gov.
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The center-right Republicans collapsed for a slightly different reason: scandal.
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Last year marked the point at which that narrative finally collapsed.
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When the closings and layoffs began, household incomes and spending collapsed.
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But because the dataset was collapsed we've lost information that way.
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And, contrary to his bet on the industry, oil prices collapsed.
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He had been suffering a severe stomach infection and had finally collapsed.
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When the feds came, they stole our resources, and our economies collapsed.
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He collapsed in a hallway after other officers arrived on the scene.
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Inside a hospital building, windows were blown out and ceiling panels collapsed.
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When the crisis struck its funding dried up and its profits collapsed.
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The storylines of women and non-white characters have collapsed into cliché.
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Then she saw the ceiling had collapsed in their bedroom and garage.
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The home had collapsed due to an explosion at about 2 p.m.
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In other cases, the schools collapsed suddenly, leaving students in the lurch.
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The last peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians collapsed in 2014.
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Just a few hours later, he collapsed and died on the field.
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Forty-six homes collapsed completely and another 18 suffered damage, officials said.
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He returned to Morocco from France when his second marriage also collapsed.
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Two young men standing by a building that collapsed in a Sept.
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They've collapsed about 20% since hitting $66.30 a barrel in late April.
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"The capacity for the Turkish air force has collapsed," he told Shubert.
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Sturgess and Rowley collapsed in Amesbury, a few miles away, last week.
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Twenty years later, the walls between punk, metal and hardcore have collapsed.
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Residents in Texas were issued a caution warning after a dam collapsed.
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Exhausted and clutching her foot, she collapsed onto the track, in tears.
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When the Soviet Union collapsed, it took the air force with it.
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She collapsed from "nervous shock" and was bedridden, according to court documents.
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But just a month later, his quest to stop Donald Trump collapsed.
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The man collapsed to the ground, a white arrow in his neck.
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The Notre Dame Cathedral's iconic spire collapsed in a massive fire Monday.
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She nearly lost the house in 303 when the housing bubble collapsed.
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First, the price of palm oil has collapsed like most other commodities.
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A collapsed welcome sign at the entrance to the Gulf Correctional Institution.
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The first time was in 21662, after the Dutch art market collapsed.
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The pair were found collapsed on a bench in Salisbury, southwest England.
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A rescue worker inspects the debris of a collapsed building on Sept.
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A collapsed highway sign lies across Interstate 37 in Corpus Christi, Texas.
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People search for survivors in a building that collapsed in Mexico City.
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When the Soviet Union collapsed, the department was renamed but never dismantled.
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Houses collapsed, as if the earth was slowly swallowing up the town.
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The gunman continued shooting at her until she collapsed near Maldonado's feet.
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Their market value has collapsed by a median of 240% this year.
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By 2017, total advertising revenue collapsed to $16.5 billion, a 67% reduction.
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In January Carillion, another giant contractor, collapsed, costing the taxpayer £148m ($191m).
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After communism collapsed in 1989, most banks in Poland were state-owned.
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But while Clinton's lead shrunk over those nine days, it never collapsed.
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Needing cash, many began growing cotton, the price of which promptly collapsed.
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The search efforts at a collapsed hotel were suspended after 2150 p.m.
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I ran back to my towel and repeated this until I collapsed.
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The weak second Saudi state of 1824-91 collapsed from internal turmoil.
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But an effort to find such a compromise collapsed on September 20th.
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McNally became chief in August after the stock collapsed more than 50%.
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U.S.-led efforts to broker a "two-state solution" collapsed in 2014.
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Rarely in corporate history has a giant grown and collapsed so quickly.
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As the cost of entry has collapsed, competition has grown more fierce.
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After that bill collapsed, Alexander said he would again consult with Murray.
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She repeatedly collapsed and had to be put on emergency IV fluids.
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EGYPT'S PUBLIC PROSECUTOR SAYS MURSI COLLAPSED IN CAGE IN COURT AFTER SPEAKING
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The ground is so saturated that roads and retaining walls have collapsed.
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The Empire State Manufacturing unexpectedly collapsed, coming in at -6.80 for October.
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The building where he lived collapsed shortly after he was pulled out.
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On Tuesday, a South Korean exchange collapsed after it admitted being hacked.
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Back at home again, she collapsed and passed out from blood loss.
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Nigel Sears, 58, had collapsed on a staircase inside Rod Laver Arena.
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But when the economy faltered in 22003, many of their projects collapsed.
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The latest round of U.S.-brokered peace talks collapsed in April 2014.
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Two of its neighbors, Larsen A and Larsen B, have already collapsed.
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Rail maintenance firm Jarvis and property services group Connaught collapsed in 2010.
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"The national populists collapsed because they won the argument," Goodwin writes. 5.
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Labour, which built the country and ruled for almost three decades, collapsed.
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Both regional banks had collapsed after years of mismanagement and poor lending.
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He collapsed, clutching the biceps on his throwing arm, after a pitch.
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The structure collapsed into the river after a fire damaged the posts.
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Caserta collapsed during a training class at a school in Sunrise, Florida.
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Video from the area showed collapsed brick homes and houses with cracks.
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Portions of the roof have also since collapsed, according to France 24.
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The roof and several floors of the building collapsed during renovation work.
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Vehicles were crushed under the rubble after the bridge in Genoa collapsed.
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Their design failure caused a chain reaction that collapsed the whole bridge.
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My mom, who has very low blood pressure, collapsed at the house.
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When the Soviet Union finally collapsed, it nearly took Cuba with it.
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He collapsed four days into his trip with Cruella by his side.
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The economy collapsed after the seizure of white-owned farms in 2000.
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The criminal cases, which included second-degree murder and manslaughter charges, collapsed.
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As you'll recall ... he collapsed at a club in L.A. last month.
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But when the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, the holiday became problematic.
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Tunnel collapseA tunnel at a nuclear waste site in Washington state collapsed.
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Investment has collapsed, from 217% of GNP in 4.53 to 24.5% today.
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Located in a congested area, the bridge collapsed on pedestrians and vehicles.
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Rescue workers clear the rubbles of a partially collapsed overpass in Kolkata.
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The last round of peace talks between the sides collapsed in 2014.
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Murphy collapsed in the bathroom of her Hollywood Hills home on Dec.
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Oil prices collapsed in 1986 in the midst of a crude glut.
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My house collapsed later on and all of my belongings were buried.
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In the years before a restructuring in 2015, Petropavlovsk's equity value collapsed.
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As snow was falling, the crane collapsed shortly before 8:30 a.m.
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The market started low, rose until the afternoon, and then collapsed late.
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Wachovia needed rescuing and BofA's deal to buy Merrill Lynch nearly collapsed.
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The schadenfreude online when Trumpcare collapsed for a second time was deafening.
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He told Ethan he didn't feel well and then collapsed, West said.
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Its glass facades were blown out and its internal divider walls collapsed.
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Trade with China, the country's traditional ally and economic benefactor, has collapsed.
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A teen-age girl collapsed screaming; the explosion had mangled her legs.
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Boundary walls of houses around us have collapsed, trees have been uprooted.
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After he escaped, a man near him collapsed, his arm badly wounded.
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I eventually collapsed into bed and found there was a broken spring.
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The film states that 37 bridges have collapsed across China since 2007.
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Someone says the dome caught fire and collapsed with 20 people inside.
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Dinamo was leading, 3-2, when Ekeng collapsed in the 69th minute.
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Dejean-Jones collapsed in an outdoor passageway and died at a hospital.
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When the oil price collapsed, the $76 level offered very weak support.
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He asked Nathan if he knew how to treat a collapsed lung.
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After the towers collapsed, I had no way to reach the office.
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But the Liberty collapsed in the second half, eventually falling, 28-22014.
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Prosecutors are investigating why supposedly quake-proofed buildings collapsed in the Aug.
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But peace talks collapsed last year, with no sign of resuming soon.
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Revolutionary socialist or communist systems collapsed in Europe's east 30 years ago.
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Unfortunately, Transaero collapsed in October 2015 due to $4 billion in debt.
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Then interest rates collapsed and the gross federal debt more than doubled.
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Thomas Cook abruptly collapsed last month, stranding hundreds of thousands of travelers.
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However, the Stonegate takeover collapsed when Revolution shareholders voted against the offer.
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Earlier this month, the Italian government collapsed after 14 months of infighting.
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Many homes in the area quickly collapsed and were submerged in water.
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Since talks collapsed in May, Xi has adopted the language of struggle.
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Even after the wall collapsed, the place remained popular with tour guides.
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The South Virginia tobacco economy collapsed as Americans cut back on smoking.
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Footage showed him in a street surrounded by rubble from collapsed buildings.
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The curtains covering the floor-to-ceiling windows collapsed to the floor.
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The building which collapsed last month was declared unsafe six years ago.
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This initiative collapsed in a frenzy of bias accusations and political fear.
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Earth's two essential food chains, in the sea and on land, collapsed.
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A collapsed section on the Interstate 5 after the 1994 Northridge quake.
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The jobs have stripped from this community, and its infrastructure has collapsed.
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But prosecutors are also investigating why even some newly renovated buildings collapsed.
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A steel tied-arch bridge in eastern Taiwan collapsed on Tuesday morning.
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Seven minutes into the competition, 41-year-old Dana Andrew Hutchings collapsed.
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"Kendall is a very subjugated, broken, collapsed person [this season]," Strong said.
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Ms. Jabara had broken bones and a collapsed lung, the family said.
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Aluminium positioning, according to CITI, has "collapsed" to "possibly five-year lows".
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Latin America, the different needs of urban migrants were collapsed into a
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London (CNN Business)Merger talks between Germany's two biggest banks have collapsed.
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Murray described collapsed facilities management and construction services company Carillion as one.
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The deal between Hachette and Perseus collapsed less than two months later.
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Aljahmi, 19, collapsed in the fourth round and died three days later.
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She popped one of those idiots in the head and he collapsed.
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And thus the ground had officially shifted and collapsed beneath our feet.
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He points to a collapsed home where an entire family was killed.
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Who is the bearded, bare-chested man collapsed in the opposite corner?
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The backdrop: Under Maliki's leadership, Iraq's military collapsed against the Islamic State.
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As Mr. Ahmed collapsed, sobbing, the sponsors asked his permission to pray.
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Some have collapsed from exhaustion and have been taken to a hospital.
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His wife, Judi Davidson, said he had collapsed at a family dinner.
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Mr. Lee collapsed and after hours of surgery, died in a hospital.
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Perhaps some of the tunnels had collapsed or caved in over time.
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The woman's 9-year-old daughter was trapped under a collapsed wall.
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Agriprocessors nearly collapsed after losing its workforce, devastating the small town's economy.
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He sold his stable of 36 horses years ago, when tourism collapsed.
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The 10-year yield collapsed to a record low 1003% on Friday.
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Half of the 19th-century city hall, with its 2450 arches, collapsed.
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Weakened by heat, the links failed, the columns buckled, the towers collapsed.
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The stock market has collapsed, dealing a sizable blow to consumer confidence.
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He climbed up a ladder and eventually collapsed on the main deck.
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And data out of China showed that factory output collapsed last month.
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Above, Chasisty Bee, who in 2014 collapsed at work and later miscarried.
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Within five seconds, he looked at me and collapsed onto his side.
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It started tipping in about 2014 and this year it all collapsed.
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Both sides accused the other of violating the agreement before it collapsed.
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The respectable center-left party, like center-left parties across Europe, collapsed.
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Holdouts sometimes get the last laugh; Donald Trump's grand casino eventually collapsed.
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But the negotiations collapsed and subsequent talks, mediated by Turkey, also failed.
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About 260 feet of the bridge was still incomplete when it collapsed.
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An earlier version of this article described incorrectly the bridge that collapsed.
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They opened up an artery that had collapsed and inserted several stents.
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But social trust has collapsed over the decades, especially among the young.
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"It all just collapsed into the river, my whole life," Halder said.
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Within five seconds of the first impact, Lakuaci said the mosque collapsed.
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That December, 13 workers were killed when a tunnel flooded and collapsed.
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Several people remained missing after the adjacent multi-story structures collapsed Monday.
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But shareholders of the New York fund balked, and the deal collapsed.
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As the final boss collapsed, The Happy Hob screamed to the heavens.
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Primera, another low-cost airline offering trans-Atlantic flights, collapsed in October.
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A number of smaller airlines have collapsed over the past two years.
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When the spire collapsed, all those layers of history seemed to evaporate.
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Gargoyles were broken, balustrades had collapsed, flying buttresses were stained by pollution.
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She collapsed shortly after that, but was briefly revived by emergency services.
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But many of the deals collapsed under the weight of enormous debts.
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Even after the teenager collapsed onto the road, the shots kept coming.
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Six women collapsed on crossing the finish line, setting off an outcry.
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After Mr. Carson's campaign collapsed, Mr. Papadopoulos moved into Mr. Trump's orbit.
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And when Mr. McGregor collapsed onscreen, she tried to reassure her son.
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That is harder now because the population of breeding sows has collapsed.
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Tuesday, asking for his help rescuing two people from a collapsed garage.
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Vandeweghe collapsed to the court in celebration and was embraced by Barty.
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Everything Micah had known about me had collapsed into a word: jail.
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Clinton after she briefly collapsed in New York City following a Sept.
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And collapsed ridership means agencies won't have the revenue to restore service.
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He found her body under the collapsed wood of her burned house.
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Because Belgium, you may recall, collapsed in May 1940, in 18 days.
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Perhaps nowhere was the suffering more concentrated than at the collapsed school.
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Joe collapsed and died while fighting a two-alarm fire last month.
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Three weeks later, my husband collapsed, disoriented and feverish, in a restaurant.
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Italian authorities also feared the political ramifications if Monte dei Paschi collapsed.
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"Remember, the building collapsed, so it's still a dangerous building," he said.
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A young policeman, sobbing violently, tumbled out and collapsed into Basam's arms.
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Some rescue workers grew ill and collapsed from proximity to the dead.
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Instead, the dance continues until the cast is exhausted, collapsed into stillness.
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He collapsed on Gates Avenue, a block and a half from home.
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After the Great Recession, salary-increase budgets collapsed to a historic low.
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Government finances have been further weakened after 2014 when oil prices collapsed.
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With the parties close to an agreement in 2018, the deal collapsed.
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One building apparently had collapsed onto what once was the ground floor.
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"Since the Le Pen defeat, concerns about that have collapsed," Thompson said.
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Interest was so intense that for a few hours the website collapsed.
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I collapsed in the lobby in a chair and started to cry.
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The soaring roof of the Catholic church had collapsed into the nave.
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Within months, factory output and trade collapsed, forcing unemployment to rise quickly.
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In and around the city, buildings collapsed, leaving 1.5 million people homeless.
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But that, too, collapsed after the emergence of additional explicit online messages.
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It collapsed in 2017 amid sectarian rifts over cultural and social issues.
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Inexplicably, Deutsche complied, only to get burned again when the railroad collapsed.
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Ms. Lovelis has collapsed the whole pop life cycle into one pose.
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At the news of this, 30 banks collapsed like dominoes across Europe.
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At the news of this, 30 banks collapsed like dominoes across Europe.
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The collapsed formation rolled over the fire truck the firefighter was in.
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Lundqvist sat at his stall afterward, his head collapsed in his hands.
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Then the S&P collapsed, joining Bitcoin in gear on the downside.
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"I collapsed because then I realized how lucky I was," he wrote.
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The miners were killed here when part of the crater wall collapsed.
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As immigrant labor has flooded the country, working-class wages have collapsed.
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That neglect began after the Communist system collapsed and has continued since.
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That's down from just over 500 ships when the Soviet Union collapsed.
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A previous round in September collapsed when the Houthis failed to appear.
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A famous sequoia "tunnel tree" collapsed in 2017 due to heavy storms.
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Those talks collapsed earlier this month, and fighting has ramped back up.
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Young conservatives were inspired as the Soviet Union and its empire collapsed.
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He immediately collapsed to the ground, and the umpire waved for help.
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Some migrants collapsed, coughing or weeping, according to video from the scene.
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Since then, Flynn's relationship with the Justice Department has all but collapsed.
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Something collapsed of its own weight last night, but it wasn't Obamacare.
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He should have made it in April 2014, when his diplomacy collapsed.
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You said the church collapsed after several years, but what of her?
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Peace talks between the United States and the Taliban collapsed last week.
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And a little more than three years later, the company nearly collapsed.
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Then a spectator sitting in the back row moaned loudly and collapsed.
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Talks between the two companies collapsed in March, according to the Times.
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Last month, the GOP's latest ObamaCare repeal bill collapsed in the Senate.
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The peace negotiations with the Taliban collapsed in stunning fashion on Sept.
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Two died inside the house and the third collapsed on the driveway.
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While the U.S. economy continued to hire new workers, productivity growth collapsed.
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Dean took just 18 percent, while Gephardt collapsed to 11 percent. ADVERTISEMENT
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The country's hospital system collapsed, triggering the exodus of millions of Venezuelans.
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The country's hospital system collapsed, triggering the exodus of millions of Venezuelans.
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At least 14 people died when a building collapsed in Mumbai yesterday.
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But many experts say the technological hurdles to such advances have collapsed.
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They asked her about the torture reports and she collapsed in tears.
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Mike Wiebe: I collapsed my dumb lung from fracturing my moron ribs.
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BRUMADINHO, Brazil — One woman searching for her husband collapsed on the floor.
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An older man collapsed on a mattress, suffering from a back injury.
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But once he arrived at the University of Brighton, that confidence collapsed.
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There, many poorly built houses had collapsed instantly when the storm hit.
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The coalition government, which Hariri's shock resignation collapsed, included Iran-backed Hezbollah.
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Uzbekistan was part of the Soviet Union until its collapsed in 1991.
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Meat Loaf collapsed onstage while performing in front of a Canadian crowd.
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The former drummer from Megadeth collapsed and died on stage Saturday night.
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Investor outrage was vitriolic when the company collapsed and protests were planned.
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Shortly afterward, the stage collapsed on live TV. Read: Fuck This Election
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A second collapsed in 2014, for lack of witnesses to substantiate the allegations.
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U.N.-led peace talks between the Greek and Turkish sides collapsed in 2017.
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The tree started to split in 2016 and collapsed completely the following year.
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But production has collapsed following years of underinvestment and the country's current crisis.
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Baugur later collapsed and Hamleys is currently owned by Chinese retailer C. Banner.
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The officer had apparently collapsed due to the humidity and a medical condition.
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The first time he collapsed, we thought maybe it was just from exhaustion.
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Two of them, Italy's Banca Popolare di Vicenza and Veneto Banca, later collapsed.
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A hospital was also damaged, and a collapsed structure blocked a major highway.
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Orthographic solids seem to emerge fleetingly, only to be collapsed by illogical intersections.
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The grand glass dome collapsed in minutes, fueled by the burning wooden floors.
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Airport authorities brought doctors to the scene after several distressed family members collapsed.
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Nordic budget airline Primera Air and Cypriot counterpart Cobalt both collapsed last October.
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Allegedly, the 84-year-old collapsed while discussing plans for her daughter's funeral.
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The dog collapsed from smoke inhalation shortly after being removed from the fire.
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Amid collapsed homes, most hotels seemed to have shut and beaches were deserted.
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The roof had also collapsed on the hallway and some of the rooms.
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A North Korean nuclear test site has likely collapsed, according to new research.
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The listing comes after talks with Blackstone to acquire the office portfolio collapsed.
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At a shrine in Kyoto, stone lanterns broke and collapsed to the ground.
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The original ceasefire brokered Tuesday collapsed less than a day after it began.
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He collapsed and resuscitation measures were taken but he could not be revived.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Carillion collapsed only days after Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS)(RBS.
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A collapsed bridge over the Elkhorn River in Stanton, Nebraska, on March 15.
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That's also where he was killed in 2011, the year his regime collapsed.
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Satellite image of the Larsen B ice shelf after it collapsed, on Jan.
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Knight collapsed in court when the judge set his bail at $25 million.
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People ride past a boat and collapsed buildings in Palu, Indonesia, on Oct.
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A private recapitalisation scheme collapsed in December, prompting it to seek government help.
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Shares of coal and nuclear-energy firms in the rich world have collapsed.
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Somalia later collapsed into anarchy and became a haven for jihadists and pirates.
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The bullet punctured his right lung, which collapsed, and went out his chest.
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She recounts the moment the tent collapsed ... fighting back tears to do so.
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Rescuer and volunteers dig through the rubble and debris from a collapsed building.
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This photo combination shows a building that collapsed during rescue operations on Sept.
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But that state monopoly on rent and violence collapsed with the Soviet Union.
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A man outside the stall collapsed in a pool of his own blood.
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"They said basically the left side of your heart has collapsed," Hall said.
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Both were taken over by Diamond after the companies operating the resorts collapsed.
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They could also help determine whether an exploding star collapsed symmetrically or not.
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Civilization in England has collapsed due to an economic crisis and climate change.
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Trump softened his trade rhetoric on Tuesday and insisted talks had not collapsed.
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All my windows were blown in, the ceiling and retaining wall were collapsed.
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When China issued a travel warning to its citizens, tourism in Danang collapsed.
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Over the past year, the value of the South Sudanese pound has collapsed.
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The dog had collapsed from smoke inhalation after a fire broke out Dec.
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For reasons that are still unknown, Amazon's web hosting service collapsed this morning.
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McDonald did not attempt to get up after he collapsed on the road.
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Stroud and Gracie made it to the house's back door, where he collapsed.
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An external elevator shaft on a high-rise construction site buckled and collapsed.
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While many newer masonry buildings collapsed, the older bamboo buildings withstood the tremor.
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Since then, O'Rourke has collapsed in the polls — now standing in sixth place.
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The injuries are pretty gnarly -- a collapsed ear canal, concussion and fractured skull.
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I went for it, and right after I finished speaking, I totally collapsed.
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Netanyahu refused to go further, and the talks collapsed, the sources told me.
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The spending power of the bolívar, Venezuela's currency, had collapsed long before then.
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He collapsed soon after he put Demetrius Jr. in a closet for safety.
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Smith's wife, Lisa, collapsed in tears when the verdict was read, ABC7 reports.
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The iconic sandstone formation at #CapeKiwanda--some called it the Duckbill--has collapsed.
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It took around a month before ISIS collapsed and the city re-taken.
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You suffered a collapsed lung while recording your new album Chasing the Devil.
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Several municipalities lost electricity, and many roads and adobe houses collapsed, Osorio said.
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Of the 100 largest bids, 30 have collapsed, often due to political rows.
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Snoop Dogg was performing with fellow rapper Wiz Khalifa when the fence collapsed.
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Talks collapsed in May after Washington accused Beijing of reneging on reform pledges.
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The next day, she collapsed from an aneurysm that paralyzed her left side.
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That market collapsed to $12bn last year, according to The Numbers, a website.
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As older buildings remained standing, many of the newer blocks collapsed like concertinas.
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Enron collapsed in late 2001 after revelations of a massive accounting fraud there.
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Abolishing the laws meant that wages and employment opportunities collapsed on the land.
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In 2007, the I-35 bridge in Minneapolis collapsed into the Mississippi river.
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The part of the bridge that collapsed is probably a hundred meters long.
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Look at countries such as Iraq and Libya today, where order has collapsed.
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After the oil price collapsed in late 22, Russia's economy fell into crisis.
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Another 200 houses collapsed and several towns remain cut off by the floodwater.
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Rescuers work among the debris of the collapsed Morandi highway bridge in Genoa.
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Witnesses said he collapsed in front of young Markeis, who was waiting inside.
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Rescues work among the debris of the collapsed Morandi highway bridge in Genoa.
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With him still inside of her, she collapsed on top of his chest.
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Authorities are investigating whether the loft collapsed due to the weight, Yonhap reported.
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His talks with North Korea have stalled, and trade negotiations with China collapsed.
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His efforts all but collapsed in September at the United Nations General Assembly.
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When I was thinking about it, I saw that the bridge had collapsed.
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The shot was fatal and as the cow collapsed, she fell on Botha.
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It was followed almost immediately by unrest linked to a collapsed pyramid schemes.
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The Rockets collapsed in the third quarter and needed Green to resuscitate them.
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The current seven income tax brackets collapsed to three, as part of simplification.
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Three other soldiers were killed as a building collapsed in the same district.
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She was being treated for a collapsed lung and broken pelvis, officials said.
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Authorities managed to turn back traffic before the bridge collapsed, and Georgia Gov.
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In 2013, one of the mines collapsed, killing 12 and injuring seven people.
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Now that Republicans have lost on policy too, their two-step has collapsed.
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An Indian soldier looks for survivors under a partially collapsed overpass in Kolkata.
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And he was dining with GOP senators Monday night when the bill collapsed.
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A five-story building collapsed in the Turkish city of Istanbul on Friday.
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In the last week or 10 days of that race, his lead collapsed.
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Rescuers found tin cans packed into the collapsed walls of the high-rise.
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Since 2013, Egypt has cracked down, and the tunnel economy has largely collapsed.
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The last time devolved government collapsed, it took five years to reinstate it.
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Text message alerts failed to send since cell towers collapsed during the earthquake.
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One-hundred-six people died when the building collapsed, the response center said.
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The grounds around the collapsed building are crowded with emergency responders and volunteers.
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Several other buildings in Nairobi have collapsed in recent years, with fewer deaths.
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In the first half of 2018, that figure collapsed to negative 5 percent.
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As the Soviet Union collapsed, a bloody war broke out over the territory.
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Today, however, its economy has collapsed and Venezuela is a country in crisis.
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And on Thursday, a three-story building in Mumbai collapsed, killing 33 people.
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The small firm nearly collapsed in late 2015 - amid unrestrained production from OPEC.
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Sabera Rangwalla has lived next door to the collapsed building for 30 years.
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However, by the start of 2016, prices had collapsed below $30 a barrel.
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Mr. Russon was fired in May 2009, soon after Mr. Friedman's fraud collapsed.
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The last attempt in Geneva collapsed when the Houthi delegation failed to arrive.
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In the nearby Matanuska-Susitna Borough, multiple roads were closed, collapsed and cracked.
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Terrence Richmond, 56, collapsed and fell during a hike near Jarabacoa, Dominican Republic.
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While the stone foundation remains somewhat intact, the roof has collapsed and the
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He got a killer headache and collapsed on the couch, his gorge rising.
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Peace talks between the two sides collapsed in disarray exactly two years ago.
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Saturday morning after a 24-year-old woman collapsed after reportedly taking MDMA.
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Then it was over, and the relief was so immense I almost collapsed.
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Like when Obama's grand bargain collapsed, their failure might save them from themselves.
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A collapsed parking structure at Cal State University Northridge, following the 1994 quake.
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Rivers already swollen well above their banks kept rising, and temporary berms collapsed.
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There was just no one to sell anything to after the economy collapsed.
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China's trade negotiators quickly demanded extensive changes in the agreement and talks collapsed.
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Austria-Hungary had lost the First World War—indeed, the empire had collapsed.
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PK collapsed weeks before the U.S. company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
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Gvasalia and Michele have collapsed the very perception of fashion as rule-maker.
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High-street chains like BHS have collapsed, while others have been closing branches.
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A seven-day-old ceasefire brokered by Washington and Moscow collapsed last week.
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Carillion, which employed around 18,000 people in the United Kingdom, collapsed on Jan.
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And sales in emerging markets dropped off after commodity prices collapsed in 2014.
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The woman collapsed, about to give birth, so the husband ran for help.
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Bolivia entered a crisis, and in a matter of weeks, the government collapsed.
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The collapsed dam isn't the only one being built in the Mekong Delta.
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The war began in 1946 and ended in 1991 when the USSR collapsed.
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I can't imagine how these people felt as their houses collapsed around them.
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After the gig, he collapsed backstage and was rushed to the emergency room.
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This time the ploy collapsed, much like America's image since he took office.
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GOP efforts to repeal the law collapsed in the Senate in late July.
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The gambler punched him in the face and he collapsed and later died.
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The Oxnard resident collapsed after the fight in Maryland, retiring after 11 rounds.
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But more importantly, the national department "has pretty much collapsed", Ms Steele says.
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A century in, the last of your bones will have collapsed into dust.
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Part of a second-floor ceiling collapsed in the building, the newspaper said.
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An estimated 200 homes in the Zhejiang province also collapsed due the storm.
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Suddenly, the floor of Pu'u O'o collapsed, indicating that magma was draining out.
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Suddenly, the roof was blown apart, bricks were falling and the house collapsed.
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Bell Pottinger could not contain the uproar, and, in September, 2017, it collapsed.
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Autostrade, part of infrastructure group Atlantia, operated the bridge that collapsed on Aug.
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"The Klan collapsed, almost by half, down to seventy-two groups," Beirich continued.
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And the carefully orchestrated succession plan — or what appeared to be — has collapsed.
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A gateway proclaiming "Welcome to Danang" collapsed in the storm, state media said.
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When I saw "Millennium Approaches," audience members laughed when Prior first collapsed, bleeding.
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Please take a few moments to retrieve your collapsed jaw from the floor.
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N collapsed in April after failing to get the required U.S. regulatory approval.
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When the Soviet Union collapsed, it became the Russian Public Opinion Research Center.
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At least some of the complex collapsed, according to video from the scene.
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She was on her way home from school one day when she collapsed.
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However, Faraday Grid collapsed the same day that WeWork filed to go public.
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He abandoned adherence to the rule of law and his country's economy collapsed.
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That stance was confirmed again late Sunday after the coalition talks had collapsed.
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It collapsed into the water and had to be hauled onto dry land.
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When CDs were invented in 1982, the market for vinyl records quickly collapsed.
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There have also been 17 people reported injured from collapsed roofs and walls.
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But the collapsed man caught his eye and he rushed to his side.
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The stock has collapsed 95 percent since January 2014 as the recalls mounted.
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The company struggled to compete with major smartphone makers and collapsed in 2017.
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After the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, the notional boundaries became firm borders.
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After Tuesday's results, that figure has collapsed to less than one-in-ten.
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After Crowley collapsed, he got back up and walked out of the protest.
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On the main street nearby, a building collapsed in February, killing 11 people.
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Once outside he collapsed, rolling on the lawn to extinguish his burning clothes.
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Surveillance video showed a male punching Stevens in the head before he collapsed.
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At least 38 buildings, including apartments and office buildings, collapsed during the earthquake.
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As many as 1.5 million Armenians were killed as the Ottoman Empire collapsed.
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After the pilot, directed by Martin Scorsese, set off its fireworks — buildings collapsed!
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He promptly collapsed to his knees, burst into tears and kissed the court.
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Now all those possibilities have collapsed, leaving us with a fairly strange situation.
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Subsequent negotiations with a consortium led by South Korea's SK Engineering also collapsed.
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This year, Facebook and Twitter watched as ways of measuring public opinion collapsed.
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We broke the story ... Piana collapsed while getting a haircut on August 7.
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As Jodie and Clester collapsed, the Uber carried them deeper into the city.
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She paused and then collapsed against a pole in the church lobby, sobbing.
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Most of those talks collapsed as the parties disagreed over returns on investment.
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If it had collapsed, it would have hit the valley in 80 seconds.
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In New Orleans, the Lower Ninth Ward was violently flooded when levies collapsed.
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During the meal, he collapsed in his seat and vomited on Mr. Miyazawa.
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A bridge collapsed on the boat in Miami in 2014, according to Curbed.
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Then the housing boom collapsed, and it sold 87 in its worst year.
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But support for the party had collapsed after it joined Mr. Granger's coalition.
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In Nashville alone, at least 48 structures had either partly or completely collapsed.
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But Sanders's support in the Midwest has collapsed in his race against Biden.
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A wave of buyouts has collapsed in recent weeks, felled by digital competition.
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Relations between Ukraine and Russia collapsed after Moscow's seizure of Crimea in 2014.
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ITALIAN TAX POLICE SAY PROBE STEMMING FROM INVESTIGATION INTO COLLAPSED GENOA BRIDGE - STATEMENT
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"The majority of our outposts have collapsed to the Taliban," Mr. Mubarez said.
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He collapsed again while descending near Hillary Step and could not be revived.
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Eliot Spitzer, a Democrat, had collapsed in the face of negative public opinion.
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While traveling last summer, her husband collapsed at the airport and stopped breathing.
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At the Four Seasons in Beverly Hills, Zendaya, 22, collapsed on a couch.
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More than 43 runners collapsed during a half-marathon in Hamburg on Sunday.
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More than 100 runners collapsed during a half-marathon in Hamburg on Sunday.
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The damage left behind was extensive — collapsed buildings, smashed cars, roofs torn away.
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The bite is collapsed, the lower jaw is squished into the upper jaw.
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They held a second summit in Vietnam in February which collapsed without agreement.
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She took off her glamour necklace, walked out into the field and collapsed.
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Local news accounts said Mr. Lee had collapsed while shopping at a supermarket.
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He had the strength to break free from the noose, but collapsed afterward.
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On April 30, the Pu'u 'O'o crater on Hawaii's Kilauea volcano, suddenly collapsed.
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It collapsed onto more than 100 panicked people as they attempted to flee.
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Now they are all gone and her business has almost collapsed, she says.
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Biblical revelations, asteroid strikes, Ragnarök, robot rebellions, collapsed civilizations—we've envisioned it all.
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But two-thirds of the roof was destroyed and the main spire collapsed.
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"Suddenly the mezzanine floor collapsed," she said at a news conference on Monday.
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The aftermath produced only collapsed states, open conflicts or even more intense repression.
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The Celtics became wise to that and collapsed on him in the lane.
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But the center here has grown primarily because the right side has collapsed.
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The last round of peace talks between the two sides collapsed in 2014.
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In part, other privacy fights fizzled when the coalitions backing new rights collapsed.
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The Podesta Group collapsed in part because of the scrutiny from the case.
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The seven-year Republican drive to derail the Affordable Care Act had collapsed.
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The FRC is also scrutinising contracts at builder Carillion, which collapsed in 2018.
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When Parmalat collapsed in a bankruptcy scandal in 2003, Parma's horizons altered drastically.
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The targets are "every industry where stock prices" have collapsed, this person said.
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She was walking from the lunch table to the bathroom when she collapsed.
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The talks eventually collapsed, and a military operation was undertaken against the militants.
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The teen ran back to the store and then collapsed, the station reported.
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No foreigners were allowed to visit until the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991.
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Sales of Japanese beer and clothing in South Korea have collapsed since July.
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After the Soviet Union collapsed, one man rose while the other one fell.
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"Everything has been put on hold after oil prices collapsed," the source said.
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They were too little, too late, and in 1991 the Soviet Union collapsed.
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He complained of ringing in his ears and collapsed, foaming at the mouth.
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Part of a building had also collapsed onto the road, the newspaper reported.
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Later, I heard their shouts as first one then the other tower collapsed.
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When his fury subsided, the boy collapsed on the kitchen floor, still sobbing.
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