Have you felt as if your body were collapsing from the inside, collapsing and hardening?
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"It was sad to see some players collapsing and ball kids collapsing on the court," Djokovic said.
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Why it matters: Obamacare IS collapsing, but it's not collapsing on it's own as Trump claimed it would.
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"You have got this real pressure cooker with a collapsing economy and a collapsing health system," Harneis said.
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Their friends and neighbors are collapsing all around them—in mimicry of the collapsing roads of Vedders Hill.
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"Borderless money" is more than a buzzword when you live in a collapsing economy and a collapsing dictatorship.
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From collapsing into a vehicle to her collapsing poll numbers, the Democratic darling is steering her campaign into an iceberg.
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"Borderless money" is more than a buzzword for those of us who live in a collapsing economy and a collapsing dictatorship.
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Doctors discovered that he had a rare, acute and rapidly progressing kidney disease known as collapsing focal segmental glomerulosclerosis, or collapsing FSGS.
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Q: You call Judaism "technology" for collapsing history -- collapsing the present moment and the moment Moses receives the commandments on Sinai, for example.
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"Our culture of meaning is collapsing beneath our excess of meaning, the culture of reality collapsing beneath the excess of reality, the information culture collapsing beneath the excess of information—the sign and reality sharing a single shroud," Baudrillard wrote in The Perfect Crime (1995).
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" 'Obamacare is collapsing' "Obamacare is collapsing -- and we must act decisively to protect all Americans," he said, "Action is not a choice -- it is a necessity.
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What you want to do is stop income from collapsing, and the best way to keep it from collapsing is to make sure everybody has a minimum amount.
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" - Dave, 29 "Bridge collapsing while driving over it.
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Many deaths reported from drowning, flying debris, & collapsing houses.
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Germany promised aid to companies hit by collapsing demand .
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He ends up collapsing on the floor of the cloakroom.
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BDSM is a site where there's a collapsing of waves.
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You don't want an ironing board collapsing unexpectedly on you.
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The Puerto Rican economy is collapsing under unsustainable debt burden.
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Our infrastructure is collapsing, and the American people know it.
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I got a video of the crane collapsing in Dallas.
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Lose celebrities on Instagram and risk the entire platform collapsing.
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Just passed the L collapsing at Racine on 290- unbelievable!
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And as I write this, it seemed to be collapsing.
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"The walls are collapsing," Schmidt told MSNBC in an interview.
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" Puzder went on to say, "We prevented it from collapsing.
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The banks feared exposure to an apparently collapsing stock market.
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While bandits raise cash by extorting, the economy is collapsing.
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The ceilings in two other rooms appear close to collapsing.
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Now it appears to be collapsing under its own weight.
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They're there to help us absorb the shame without collapsing.
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"Your kakistocracy is collapsing after its lamentable journey," Brennan tweeted.
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Gerard's flags represent that logic collapsing on its own hubris.
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Anderson lost all composure, collapsing into sobs on the sofa.
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It was 2008, and the traditional music industry was collapsing.
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The threat of everything collapsing around you is always there.
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The larger western niche is still at risk of collapsing.
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Horne was able to stagger down the road before collapsing.
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Even by the collapsing standards of Congress this is astounding.
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I could barely walk back to my classroom without collapsing.
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A neutron star is a stellar cinder that stopped collapsing.
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At the same time, U.S. sanctions against Pyongyang are collapsing.
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Ball was hospitalized in 2011 after collapsing during football practice.
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Now it's collapsing in a racially charged social media controversy.
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The big picture: Iraq's parliament is at risk of collapsing.
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"I feel like my academic motivation is collapsing," he admitted.
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Muamba's heart stopped for more than an hour after collapsing.
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Obamacare is not collapsing, as President Trump and Republicans claim.
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This will lessen the chokehold on a collapsing Yemeni economy.
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The state is effectively bankrupt, and the economy is collapsing.
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It has become increasingly clear that this law is collapsing.
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More than 4.353 people were injured, many by collapsing buildings.
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To see: throw the collapsing star face first into anything.
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With or without an embargo, Venezuela's economy will keep collapsing.
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" "People are suffering, people are dying, entire ecosystems are collapsing.
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The Country's Collapsing and the Ratings Are Great, was released.
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Snot-nosed grown women were everywhere — practically collapsing in sorrow.
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Reporters on the ground indicate that ISIS is indeed collapsing.
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" But he added, "The walls of that bunker are collapsing.
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How do you stop the system from collapsing into corruption?
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His actions risked collapsing the trial, the sentencing judge said.
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The Venezuelan people are starving, and their country is collapsing.
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Our nation's infrastructure is collapsing and the American people know it.
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They are stored there to keep the floor inside from collapsing.
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"(Trump) talked about a collapsing middle class in America," said Sanders.
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Dayton said he didn't have a strong memory of collapsing Monday.
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The Salang Tunnel in Afghanistan has leaky walls and collapsing roads.
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Every single wall in [Bresha's] life was collapsing in that moment.
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What are your long-term plans with The Collapsing Empire's world?
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Right now at least, Obamacare does not appear to be collapsing.
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Particularly when they keep insisting that the current scheme is collapsing?
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The new government faces immediate challenges, not least a collapsing economy.
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Professional media is collapsing but civic journalists are breaking huge stories.
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He wagged his tail and tried to kiss her before collapsing.
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He said there could be a chance of the bridge collapsing.
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Bee populations are collapsing, and numerous studies have implicated neonicotinoid pesticides.
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And Republican legislators have argued, repeatedly, that the law is collapsing.
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Officials said most of the deaths were due to collapsing homes.
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One victim died when they were caught under a collapsing church.
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Because China's not collapsing, some companies will continue to do well.
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Shibata was rushed to the hospital after collapsing backstage post-match.
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Support for social-democratic parties is collapsing in an unprecedented way.
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The US coal industry is collapsing — make no bones about it.
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The collapsing pound will drive up inflation up, crimping real incomes.
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"We're talking about bridges that are on the verge of collapsing."
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Iran has a collapsing economy, high unemployment, and run-away inflation.
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Then it trampled him, breaking his ribs and collapsing his lung.
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Mr. Carr died last year after collapsing in the Times newsroom.
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They walked the highway toward Brazil, collapsing in heat and sun.
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Mr Maduro, a dictator in charge of a collapsing economy, might.
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With each wave collapsing closer to you, it almost feels threatening.
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"One can't speak but of collapsing sky and land," Notley writes.
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"Please don't tell me that," Mr. Rodríguez screamed, collapsing into hysterics.
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Republicans have been claiming that Obamacare is collapsing, which isn't true.
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As Ephraim broods, two other men confront their own collapsing autonomy.
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Taken together, it may seem like the milk business is collapsing.
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"The houses are falling down, the fences are collapsing," he said.
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This is NOT ObamaCare imploding or collapsing on its own weight.
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Greece's rebalancing toward exports has been achieved simply by imports collapsing.
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Przeworski believes that American democracy isn't collapsing so much as deteriorating.
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It is not in a spiral, and it is not collapsing.
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Though the world was collapsing around us, my country had survived.
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It's a collapsing cloud of gas, creating stars from the gravitational attraction.
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Meat Loaf is on the mend after collapsing during his Thursday show.
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TMZ broke the story ... June was hospitalized two weeks ago after collapsing.
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OK. It&aposs all collapsing and they are turning on each other.
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Kande said nearly a dozen people gave up, collapsing in the sand.
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Seconds after the bags began leaking, people started choking, vomiting, and collapsing.
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No freak winter storms, no striking baggage handlers, no collapsing computer systems.
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Obamacare is collapsing --- and we must act decisively to protect all Americans.
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Google searches for "Hillary Clinton collapsing" spiked after 11 am ET. trends.embed.
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Obamacare is collapsing – and we must act decisively to protect all Americans.
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The collapsing tin price is already generating a supply response in China.
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I turned around to see the north tower collapsing down on itself.
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Obamacare is collapsing –- and we must act decisively to protect all Americans.
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Now it's happening so abruptly that landscapes are collapsing in on themselves.
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They arrive, collapsing, at a clinic that offers little but rehydration salts.
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Stunning footage of a volcano collapsing through a sea cliff in Hawaii.
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Our thought bubble: The Affordable Care Act is neither collapsing nor thriving.
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After a few minutes, the video shows him collapsing to the ground.
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Other countries use them, sometimes quite liberally, without collapsing into political disorder.
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The centers of the lesions disappear like small mountains collapsing on themselves.
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Herman Cain's candidacy for the Federal Reserve's Board of Governors is collapsing.
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She unsuccessfully attempted to use it before collapsing at 2:49 a.m.
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The freeway is blocked by collapsing overpasses, none of them seismically upgraded.
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It also got into his blood system and started collapsing his veins.
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The summit caldera is also collapsing, causing even larger temblors almost daily.
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He then goes light-headed, swaying before collapsing lifelessly to the floor.
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People created their own currencies, to substitute for the collapsing money supply.
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Collapsing fuel prices have made it much easier for airlines make money.
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The arguments for the war on drugs are collapsing all around us.
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Otherwise, history risks collapsing the marginalized into the circumstances of their deaths.
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ObamaCare is collapsing, and we must act decisively to protect all Americans.
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Do I bring up the bombing and risk agricultural markets collapsing again?
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But measured against the collapsing expectations, the Brazilian startup scene performed impressively.
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It is the countries with collapsing currencies that look the most foolhardy.
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The greatest risk posed by earthquakes on land comes from buildings collapsing.
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They are young states that broke out of collapsing multi-ethnic empires.
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The company has been aided by the collapsing cost of genetic sequencing.
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The sewer system is collapsing, and erosion is undermining streets and sidewalks.
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Just as his family was collapsing, Mendes inherited the James Bond franchise.
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Instead, she's crushed, along with Jaime Lannister, in the collapsing King's Landing.
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"People are suffering; people are dying; entire ecosystems are collapsing," Thunberg said.
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"The Venezuelan people are starving and their country is collapsing," Trump said.
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The entire social system of the United States of America is collapsing.
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Meanwhile, the leader, Seve Ballesteros, and challenger Greg Norman were both collapsing.
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The plantation culture was collapsing, partly because of mechanization and foreign trade.
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With the territory's economy collapsing, fears of an explosive backlash have mounted.
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Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte resigned Tuesday, effectively collapsing the country's government.
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MARACAIBO, Venezuela — The city was collapsing long before the lights went out.
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The urban middle classes, dismayed to see their living standards collapsing, revolted.
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In 2017, Sasha died, collapsing on a weekend trip to St. Petersburg.
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Is 100 gecs the logical sound of the internet collapsing upon itself?
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He died last June after collapsing inside a cage in a courtroom.
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Communist governments worldwide were collapsing, and North Korea seemed likely to follow.
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"Emerging market fundamentals look better and China is not collapsing," he said.
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Can you get those words out without collapsing under your own idiocy?
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What is not collapsing is sprouting strip malls, tanning salons, another gym.
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They show Old Republic aristocrats distracted in the face of collapsing democracy.
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"People are suffering, people are dying, entire ecosystems are collapsing," she said.
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Forget the Republican vow to save the country from a "collapsing" Obamacare.
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I did that in East Germany as it was collapsing in 1990.
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Similarly, Wren is one one-liner away from collapsing in an alley.
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It was very much that idea: collapsing the actress from the person.
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The pressure got hard to where I just remember just collapsing completely.
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The six-republic Yugoslavia started collapsing in wars a decade after his death.
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Kande said nearly a dozen people simply gave up, collapsing in the sand.
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The poll surge enjoyed by Martin Schulz, her social democratic rival, is collapsing.
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"People who were coming down were collapsing from hunger and thirst," Suleiman recalls.
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I wasn't trying to say "Oh, we're just like the Soviet Union collapsing".
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MACCALLUM: The country is collapsing and the ratings are great is the subtitle.
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The protests, fuel queues and collapsing economy suggest a new approach is needed.
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After collapsing that evening, Savannah died several days later in a Birmingham hospital.
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Collapsing Hillary Clinton Heavily Sedated as she responds to Donald Trump comment & #Chelsea !!
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The country's currency is collapsing, and unemployment is rising, hurting working-class Iranians.
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The categories that make up an individual are constantly collapsing and being rebuilt.
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The main culprit is the collapsing oil price, which is crushing energy firms.
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But the understanding started to unravel with the calendar spreads collapsing after Feb.
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Collapsing inflation expectations were a key reason underpinning high expectations for fresh stimulus.
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It's meant to help keep the government from collapsing while reversing Taliban gains.
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"I tried running but within three seconds the ground started collapsing," Fadilah said.
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The wealthy Gulf states have seen their incomes slashed by collapsing oil prices.
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What keeps the economy from collapsing is the inherent limits of automating work.
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It has mostly failed to restart public services or stabilise the collapsing economy.
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"I really believe that ObamaCare is a law that is collapsing," Ryan said.
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Now that states are collapsing, Arabs are reverting to ethnic and religious identities.
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Far from collapsing, he reckons, management education will be the richer for it. ■
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And once these ice sheets begin collapsing, there's potential for a runaway effect.
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Obviously, this doesn't happen, and they both die in a ceiling collapsing embrace.
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"I was expensive upper management in a collapsing residential construction world," she recalled.
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Many rural towns nationwide are collapsing because of the loss of family farms.
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But while the rest of the market was collapsing, Xu continued to thrive.
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Kristof said the traditional journalism business model was collapsing in the digital age.
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He put the chances of the Brexit talks collapsing at one in three.
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In our diverse country, that ability seems to be collapsing, to our detriment.
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It appears Cooley exited his vehicle and returned fire before collapsing, police say.
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Collapsing FSGS may have some genetic predisposition, and African-Americans seem most vulnerable.
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It gave under his weight, just enough to leave a loose, collapsing footprint.
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Herlitzius, crawling toward Amfortas and then collapsing, made it the necessary, wrenching resolution.
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Industry analysts say that increases are the inevitable consequence of a provider collapsing.
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In some of the biggest states, death-penalty systems are defunct or collapsing.
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Yemen and Somalia, which harbor large numbers of Al Qaeda fighters, are collapsing.
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There weren't enough grief counselors to keep everyone from collapsing to the floor.
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On Twitter, we're seeing videos of ceilings collapsing at stations built decades ago.
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Brian surprised us both by going wobbly and collapsing into the nearest chair.
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There's been a rapid decline of sea ice and ice shelves are collapsing.
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Manufacturers are facing supply chain disruption, shortages are developing and demand is collapsing.
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The sea ice in the Arctic is collapsing in front of our eyes.
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JPMorgan anticipates an even bigger shock, with second-quarter GDP collapsing by 14%.
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Many have been crushed by the collapsing walls of homes leveled by missiles.
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He received a heart transplant in 2006 after collapsing during a tennis match.
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Instead, he echoed Lundqvist in trying to explain the collapsing leads and inconsistencies.
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"Imagine a single house collapsing and causing a handful of deaths," Mugdi urges.
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My mind was filled with ruminations about the ways my life was collapsing.
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And until last week, the Democratic Party appeared to be collapsing on itself.
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America's reputation is collapsing abroad, but that doesn't yet affect most Americans directly.
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Instead, she is fighting a tense battle to stop the talks from collapsing.
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Finally, at the end of the episode, she dies, collapsing into the snow.
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"Apeirogon" is an empathy engine, utterly collapsing the gulf between teller and listener.
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What do you talk about on a date when your country is collapsing?
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A bystander-filmed cellphone video of Hillary Clinton nearly collapsing outside a Sept.
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He made it across the street before collapsing next to a school playground.
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Is there anything more reality TV than rapidly rising and then collapsing fortunes?
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Evidence suggests the market is far from collapsing and is, in fact, stabilizing.
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ISIS, the largest terrorist standing army since the Taliban ran Afghanistan, is collapsing.
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The chateau, its roof sagging, its windows boarded up, is collapsing into ruin.
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He retired after collapsing during a minor league game in Charlotte in 2014.
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An empire was being built upon his shoulders, but Lil Peep was collapsing.
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An unintended consequence is that social barriers between men and women are collapsing.
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Music retailer HMV added to the gloom, collapsing into administration shortly after Christmas.
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Her first task was to repair a collapsing part of an outside wall.
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They say that poor upkeep resulted in collapsing ceilings and frequent plumbing problems.
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She'd made it only fifty feet or so from the cottage before collapsing.
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Sometimes, this natural land-building can take a sizable step back — specifically, by collapsing.
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Bank officials have previously warned that collapsing oil prices would lead to higher reserves.
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Snapping shrimp produce collapsing bubbles whose sound waves stun prey and ward off predators.
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Though the Obamacare marketplaces are smaller, they're not, in CBO's view, anywhere near collapsing.
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These new objects would rely on a different effect to keep themselves from collapsing.
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Police said the man was briefly hospitalized after collapsing and then put in custody.
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He then propped himself up on the drum riser before stumbling backstage and collapsing.
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Some unlucky citizens were struck down by boulders or the debris from collapsing structures.
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SHE danced, she joked and she got to the end without the stage collapsing.
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But the thing about The Collapsing Empire is that they're fighting an imminent catastrophe.
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The British government is only ever one ex-cabinet minister's column away from collapsing.
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She says her expertise in the area does not necessarily protect her from collapsing.
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Venezuela is collapsing, and next month America will reimpose sanctions on Iran's oil sector.
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The stock market may be collapsing, but the cannabis industry is heading ever upward.
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Every summer, news reports flash about people being buried alive in collapsing sand holes.
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They see their supposed blue wave collapsing, and they will not go down quietly.
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The paper forecasts collapsing ice sheets, epic superstorms, even mega-boulder-hurling mega-waves.
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The hacker Turchynov has so far escaped consequences of the scheme collapsing as well.
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The collapsing margins are a sharp reversal from expectations of a few months ago.
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She made it 500 yards (457 m) before collapsing in a dry river bed.
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Typically, when a star like our Sun runs out of fuel, it starts collapsing.
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The Volatility Index is collapsing, poised to close near its lows for the year.
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Ryan said at the town hall that the system is collapsing under rising premiums.
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That launch resulted in Hughes collapsing after landing and needing several days to recover.
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Many of the deaths occurred as a result of falling debris and collapsing walls.
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Even the split-level logo looks cheap, like it's in the process of collapsing.
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But in the rust belt today, the American steel industry isn't competing; it's collapsing.
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Like many states, Nevada has been trying to deal with its collapsing individual marketplace.
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The new prime minister's grip on power is already on the brink of collapsing.
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"ObamaCare is collapsing — and we must act decisively to protect all Americans," he said.
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Richard Lugar in the primary before collapsing in the general election in 210. 210.
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He'll say ObamaCare is "collapsing" and make clear that Trump would sign the bill.
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Because this is collapsing a lot of industries; what happens when consumption goes down?
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Actually, it's funny — all forms of media are collapsing in price, other than textbooks.
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Shoddy construction projects and reports of collapsing bridges and flyovers are common in India.
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His world is collapsing around him due to the sins of his father. Poetic.
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"We are in a collapsing situation," the premier, Muhammad Shtayyeh, said in an interview.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan, a Republican, said Obamacare was collapsing and action was urgent.
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At least 231 soldiers were taken prisoners with five security outposts collapsing to insurgents.
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The vegetable skewer choices begin and end with blistered tomatoes and softly collapsing eggplant.
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At first, he's more raw material than man, collapsing unless others prop him up.
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"No French company will be exposed to the risk of collapsing," he said Monday.
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"The bottom is collapsing and this relationship is getting worse and worse," said Allen.
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Actor and model Godfrey Gao tragically died early Wednesday morning after collapsing on set.
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But he had seen three people go limp, their bodies collapsing to the ground.
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One man brushed snow from the roof of his tent to prevent it collapsing.
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Respondents took the survey after video surfaced of Clinton nearly collapsing at a Sept.
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Nearly every block around the factory has shuttered or has collapsing homes and buildings.
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When those assets' prices collapsed, the banks were suddenly at risk of collapsing too.
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Tentatively, she approaches him, leaning in, then reeling backward and collapsing on the ground.
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I turned the pages and found Anna collapsing under the weight of her anxiety.
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These geographical distinctions are central to the debate about whether the ACA is collapsing.
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A deflection, two collapsing pockets, and one miscommunication led to Peterman's first four interceptions.
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If I don&apost do it, do I end up with my economy collapsing totally?
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Slamming your hands on the desk or collapsing into your bed won't set it off.
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We finish off with two core exercises, bicycles and planks, before collapsing into the mat.
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Images on social media later showed the cathedral's spire collapsing, swallowed up by the blaze.
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With fewer options, sick people in some states faced low-quality coverage and collapsing markets.
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They'd actually seen a supernova: a star exploding, ejecting gas and dust and perhaps collapsing.
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Earlier this week, Edelman's annual Trust Barometer report suggested that trust is collapsing in America.
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Trump ended with a call for bipartisan cooperation on repealing and replacing the "collapsing" Obamacare.
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After all, bitcoin made it all the way to its second halving without totally collapsing.
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But the upheaval meant a collapsing share price, credit downgrades, management changes and asset sales.
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Now Gaza is collapsing in all respects: There are barely any jobs, medicine, or electricity.
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But it said significant price declines due to collapsing shipping demand will entice other consumers.
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Meanwhile, the Bush administration's claim that Hussein had amassed weapons of mass destruction was collapsing.
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Veronica The town is collapsing in on itself and full on riots have broken out.
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"Trends that are happening are collapsing on top of itself and being reinvented," says Godfrey.
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The net result of extra supply and demand disruption is a collapsing spot Chinese price.
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If the liberal order is collapsing, what new kind of global order might replace it?
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IT WAS supposed to be a face-saving measure to stop the coalition government collapsing.
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Jeb Hensarling: Obamacare is collapsing in front of us House Financial Services Committee Chairman Rep.
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Republicans view Obamacare as costly government intrusion and say that individual insurance markets are collapsing.
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But some critics say that sanctions are not the reason the country's economy is collapsing.
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We can learn more about nuclear physics from how matter behaves in a collapsing star.
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Coral reef ecosystems, the backbone of many ocean ecosystems, are collapsing from the inside out.
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Insect populations are collapsing worldwide and may vanish within a century, according to new research.
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I'm not suggesting that the knee-deep rule is bogus; collapsing sand holes are dangerous.
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Think of a sand castle that's slowly collapsing as it's saturated by the rising tide.
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On March 4th, Skripal and his daughter Yulia were hospitalized after collapsing in Salisbury, England.
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The sector is notoriously unforgiving, with startups and established companies often collapsing with little warning.
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Kent State University football player Tyler Heintz died after collapsing following a workout on Tuesday.
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At first glance, the scrawny quadruped looks pathetic, as it struggles to walk without collapsing.
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" According to Wisner, the sound of the bullets initially sounded "like a building was collapsing.
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Officer Nguyen died on July 6, days after collapsing during a timed 1.5 mile run.
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Over the weekend, 26-year-old runway model Tao Soares died after collapsing on catwalk.
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I have a mix of feelings when I see the picture of Grandma's collapsing house.
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A recent Pew poll showed confidence in the US president collapsing in 37 countries surveyed.
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The researchers said this would put buildings, roads and other infrastructure at risk of collapsing.
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The nation's leading carrier was recently taken over by the government to prevent it collapsing.
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To be honest: I made it through about one half step before collapsing in disgrace.
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Collapsing commodity prices The ripple effects from China's slowing economy could be huge for forests.
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Officials called it an "industrial safety accident", caused by a collapsing heap of construction waste.
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Our bridges and tunnels are collapsing because we have decided not to care about them.
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Slammed by collapsing oil prices, stocks have been volatile since the start of the year.
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And where Arab states aren't collapsing, they are marked by a high degree of dysfunction.
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A few major shifts are driving the policy turnabouts: Legacy media is collapsing to tech.
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At this point, Adam says, if they make concessions they risk collapsing into disorganized chaos.
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But talk of rules intended to stem panic in collapsing markets has not gone away.
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Collapsing onto the starched white sheets of my violet-colored room, I began uncontrollably sobbing.
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There's also chilling video online of a building collapsing into raging floodwaters in St. Maarten.
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"People tell stories of his face collapsing because he was so tired," Mr. Barber said.
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At least one person is missing among the sinkholes, rapidly flowing water and collapsing buildings.
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Venezuela's economic crisis, set off by collapsing oil prices, has metastasized into a health crisis.
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Something that will hold us through everything that lies ahead — the loving, collapsing and nuzzling.
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Instead, the script shows the episode ending with the ceiling collapsing on Jaime and Cersei.
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The Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance, held together by the force of Ghosn's will, is collapsing.
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That effort was clearly collapsing, of course, even before both leaders ever arrived in Helsinki.
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ObamaCare is collapsing, premiums are skyrocketing, insurers are leaving — that is not a stable market.
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"The government effectively created a billion-dollar Ponzi scheme that is now collapsing," says Matyszak.
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On the day of FDR's inauguration in 1933, the United States of America was collapsing.
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They are characterized by rapidly improving quality, but also collapsing prices and rapid productivity growth.
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By collapsing the two into a single question, Justice Kennedy renders the law's language meaningless.
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It would take more than collapsing in a foreign country to derail my torturous training.
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Cataclysmic events like merging neutron stars or collapsing super-massive neutron stars are out too.
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He died about an hour after collapsing in a high school near Columbia, South Carolina.
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And over a million Venezuelans have fled their collapsing country in the last 12 months.
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"You want to ensure that confidence on growth is not collapsing very quickly," he said.
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The meeting ended with Clark weeping uncontrollably and collapsing into the arms of a friend.
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"Oh my God, the universe is collapsing!" he said so passionately that he nearly spat.
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"Oh my God, the universe is collapsing!" he said so passionately that he nearly spat.
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The structures of religion as we know it have come up bankrupt and are collapsing.
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Opinion Columnist Venezuela is collapsing after years of catastrophic mismanagement, leaving millions hungry and sick.
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Collapsing commodity prices have hit energy stocks hard and added to the stock market pain.
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With practice, that collapsing process takes mere seconds and can be completed with one hand.
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The stock market is collapsing again and even beloved celebrities aren't safe from global pandemics.
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Many of the migrants are returning because they lost their jobs in Iran's collapsing economy.
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Syrian Kurdish militia fighters seized them in January 2018 as the ISIS caliphate was collapsing.
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In Game 3, the Cavaliers ruined a fine effort by collapsing in the final minutes.
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Republicans say the law was already collapsing, with insurance markets in turmoil in many states.
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All of this should be placed in the larger context of America's quickly collapsing credibility.
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After being stabbed, Mr. Watkins chased the assailants up a flight of stairs before collapsing.
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In another patient, a mesh stent had been deployed to keep his intestines from collapsing.
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That was 1918, and people were collapsing and dying everywhere from a Spanish flu pandemic.
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But Silicon Valley's biggest export, Robbins says, is the collapsing barrier between work and life.
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Society-collapsing events will include a 5K road race, an ice cream social and kickball.
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When charted, 's rapid gains resemble how stocks surged into the tech bubble before collapsing.
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"The risk of the law collapsing is very slim if not non-existent," Levitt said.
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But those problems are different from saying the law is collapsing in a death spiral.
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WeWork was planning to spend millions on advertising, even as its own finances were collapsing.
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It significantly increases the odds of the landmark nuclear agreement collapsing in the months ahead.
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The tyre had probably been released by an ice cliff collapsing above us, Roche said.
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Analysts saw the move as a signal the company was leaning toward collapsing its structure.
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Doctors fought to keep his inflamed lungs from collapsing and his organs from shutting down.
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Indeed, before collapsing investment bank Bear Stearns had consistently ranked among Forbes' best-run businesses.
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The Tacoma Narrows Bridge twisted back and forth in strong winds before collapsing in 1940.
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Perhaps none is more disconcerting than the collapsing barrier between the political and the social.
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Moments later, a young man holds a sheepskin and spins, before collapsing onto the grass.
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But what we do see pretty clearly is that Obamacare marketplaces aren't collapsing under Trump.
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By then, the Soviet Union was collapsing and Georgia was embroiled in a civil war.
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In both works, image and language veer ever closer, overlapping, finally collapsing into one another.
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The notion that Obamacare exchanges are failing or collapsing nationwide is, to the best of my knowledge, not accurate and it's certainly not the case that Medicaid is collapsing so I'm not entirely sure why Perdue would believe that anything is better than Obamacare.
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The intrigue: Venezuela's collapsing production in recent years has already lessened its prominence in global markets.
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"Obamacare is collapsing," House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) said at a press conference this week.
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And then, suddenly, a blank space opened up where the splintering, collapsing future had once been.
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A former Masterchef: The Professionals contestant has died after collapsing during the London Marathon on Sunday.
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A fire broke out on Monday afternoon and quickly spread across the building, collapsing the spire.
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That deal, collapsing several times along the way, came just two days before the critical deadline.
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US oil prices have surged nearly 50% since collapsing to $42.53 a barrel late last year.
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Fire chief Lucas Ripley (Brett Tucker) is admitted into Grey Sloan after collapsing in a shop.
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In the video published by rights group B'Tselem, a man is seen collapsing in a street.
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The novel that kicks off this new contract, The Collapsing Empire, is just now hitting bookstores.
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The medic inserted a chest tube to reinflate Dawson's collapsing lung and prepared him for medevac.
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As they perform simple dance moves dictated by Horvitz offscreen, they become increasingly exhausted, finally collapsing.
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" Bloomberg columnist Eli Lake: "Donald Trump may not know it yet, but his presidency is collapsing.
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But national polls since the June 26 debate have showed Buttigieg's support among black voters collapsing.
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But, how could major league baseball be collapsing when this year its teams sold 68,500,000 tickets.
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"Briana, I can't do this," she said to her daughter before collapsing on the kitchen floor.
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The project was not without its pitfalls — rotting and collapsing new homes led to a lawsuit.
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Price: $12.99 Price: $12.99 A battle at the forest castle with sliding doors and collapsing walls.
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A Bouncing UniverseOne idea is that our low entropy universe came out of another, collapsing universe.
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Faced with the Trump phenomenon, Netanyahu's Fortress GOP strategy is collapsing like a house of cards.
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A surprising number of Russian experts worry about the venture "collapsing like a house of cards".
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"It started collapsing and they had to back away for their own safety," Guest told WSAV.
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But a lot of local prices do not keep up with the collapsing value of money.
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After the stabbing, Lawrence managed to get to his feet and ran 130 yards before collapsing.
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Rapidly collapsing reputations present a different set of problems, especially after new allegations of underhand practices.
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Lamar Odom is reportedly "doing well" after collapsing at a Los Angeles nightclub over the weekend.
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The inferno is a blow to Alberta's economy, which was already reeling from collapsing oil prices.
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Communism was collapsing in Albania and rumours had spread that the Italians were handing out visas.
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Dozens of people were killed by rubble from similar structures collapsing in the 2011 Christchurch earthquake.
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That's when things really started to become clear to me was when the negotiations were collapsing.
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One day after collapsing in the middle of his State of the State address, Minnesota Gov.
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Although some juveniles show signs of the disease, researchers hope they'll prevent the populations from collapsing.
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I like to describe it as all the veins in your body suddenly shrinking and collapsing.
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Tales Soares died after collapsing on the catwalk over the weekend during Sao Paulo Fashion Week.
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If collapsing on the ground isn't the perfect expression of defeat, we don't know what is.
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Read MoreChina slowing, not collapsing: Blackstone's Schwarzman Blackstone completed its acquisition of Strategic Hotels in December.
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This ignores the collapsing supply side of the ACA marketplaces as insurers head for the exits.
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James Hampton, a top high school basketball player, died Saturday after collapsing midway through a game.
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A further three people were killed in two separate incidents of huts collapsing, authorities have confirmed.
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" Ryan said the Republicans are making sure they are "stepping in front of this collapsing law.
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Rather, it followed the collapsing market forces that were pulling interest rates down at the time.
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In 1987, in the wake of the collapsing market, the November issue breaches into the black.
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Some of this may be because of collapsing fuel prices, but perhaps not all that much.
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The driver, said to be a Iranian national, detonated the explosives, collapsing the four-story barracks.
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How do we deal with increasing production and bring it into the market without collapsing prices?
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The gunman fled by car as Mr. Barbati called for help before collapsing in his yard.
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The United States will be drawn deeper into a collapsing black hole of region-wide conflict.
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A master class is how to clearly explain a complex policy that's without collapsing into jargon.
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But back then, in the late aughts, all those collapsing starlets were fodder for the tabloids.
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This blue litter most likely formed at the same time from the same collapsing molecular cloud.
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" And former CIA Director John Brennan told Trump his "kakistocracy is collapsing after its lamentable journey.
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" John Brennan, replying to the president on Twitter: "Your kakistocracy is collapsing after its lamentable journey.
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The coalition came close to collapsing in June over a dispute over immigration and border controls.
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"Obamacare exchanges are collapsing because of federal mandates and a lack of flexibility," Mr. Alexander said.
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Trump's is collapsing and Hillary's is sputtering along hoping the election ends as soon as possible.
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A price war in the face of collapsing demand is not a recipe for oil stability.
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It could be devastating for Israel's flourishing high-tech economy and for Iran's already collapsing currency.
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The Sidewalk Sale didn't even have a sidewalk; everything about the day was about summer collapsing.
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The socialists' strong showing came despite devastating food shortages, triple-digit inflation, and a collapsing currency.
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It's depressing to live in a collapsing empire, and it can distort your sense of perspective.
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Some politicians on both sides put the odds of talks collapsing at more than 20163 percent.
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Around the time when WeWork's IPO was collapsing under its own hubris, the venture market changed.
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"So as gas is replacing coal in the E.U., gas production is collapsing," Mr. Sass said.
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Parts of the delta, where 20 percent of Vietnam's population lives, are collapsing into the sea.
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That has destabilized insurance markets and jeopardized a health law that Mr. Trump says is collapsing.
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There are cracks in the walls, and the high-rise building is in danger of collapsing.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "The only thing stopping our system from collapsing is that everyone just ignores it.
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This is, in part, why Mr. Maduro has responded to a collapsing economy with heightened repression.
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Mr. Passer shot "Stalin" in Moscow at the very moment when the Soviet Union was collapsing.
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She remembers her sister collapsing and her nephew, in shock, dropping a container of Tic Tacs.
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In 2000 he fell from a horse, breaking ribs and a collarbone and collapsing another lung.
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In 2009, his other daughter, Kelly, died after collapsing in a Manhattan restaurant; she was 673.
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"Put this against the backdrop that Obamacare is collapsing," he said in interview with Fox News.
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Mr. Churkin died suddenly after collapsing in the Russian mission on the East Side of Manhattan.
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Zane didn't land it, instead collapsing face down as the sled slipped out from beneath him.
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Some Ewe rhythms have a slippery, collapsing quality, an amorphous relationship to any easily recognizable downbeat.
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Why it matters: The scaffolding installed before the fire in April risks collapsing during clean-up.
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Breaking: Fan video of musician #Meatloaf collapsing at a concert in Edmonton, AB. Taken by EMS.
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Shortly after the procedure, she experienced a sore throat, pain and tightening in her chest before collapsing.
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If mishandled, this could result in credit growth collapsing as it did during the global financial crisis.
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We could talk about the Emergency Banking Act, which restored confidence in a collapsing American banking system.
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But higher premiums don't mean that the law is collapsing or that the insurance marketplaces are unsustainable.
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In 215, with the world economy collapsing, the ECB raised rates on ill-founded fears about inflation.
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The stage at the venue was more or less completely destroyed and is at risk of collapsing.
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" Chyna, meanwhile, was dealing with her own insecurities after stumbling across tabloid rumors about her "a– collapsing.
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The world's worst tunnels are often plagued by leaking walls, corroding infrastructure, and collapsing or uneven roads.
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These collapsing clouds could form stars extremely quickly—and perhaps exhaust themselves in only 100 million years.
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Morales was ultimately absorbed into the main universe's canon, thanks to dimensions collapsing and other comics hijinks.
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For a species whose numbers show no signs of collapsing, humans have a shockingly high mutation rate.
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Princess Diana's biographer Andrew Morton was rushed to the hospital Tuesday after collapsing during a book reading.
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I recently finished John Scalzi's The Collapsing Empire, and I had a lot of fun reading it.
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"The ecosystems that underpin our economies, well-being and survival are collapsing," he wrote in a blog.
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The hitch is that Venezuela's currency, the bolivar, is collapsing amid a trend that economists call hyperinflation.
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Nobody bleeds, and there's almost no animated violence beyond your player's avatar collapsing and disappearing upon death.
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THEIR GRIEVANCES are almost too many to list: electricity shortages, undrinkable water, collapsing infrastructure, a poisoned environment.
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One day after collapsing onstage during a music festival in Ireland, Tim McGraw is on the mend.
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Dik managed to claw free and make his way to a nearby road before collapsing in exhaustion.
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But Krystal maintains a weird sort of integrity, keeping her cool despite the collapsing ash around her.
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The European signatories want to deter further Iranian escalation while keeping the teetering deal from collapsing entirely.
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They watched firefighters climb to their roof and spray water on the collapsing, burning structures next door.
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At the time, Spears was battling mental health issues and collapsing under the pressure of public scrutiny.
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That was the major decline that came when many financial institutions and industrials came close to collapsing.
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But, with career ladders collapsing, it is not clear how idealistic youngsters can become authoritative journalist-bloggers.
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Some kids were horrified, collapsing to the ground in immediate tears, while others were stunned into silence.
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The pretense that Nintendo's games exist in this pure, innocent, sexless vacuum is collapsing all around us.
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I have drunk the legendary Vietnamese coffee and supped the sulphurous vegetable broth on the collapsing sofas.
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It is the sound of shifting foundations and collapsing masonry, continuously, a roar increasing from every direction.
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While we were making that album, it was just on the eve of the record industry collapsing.
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It also upended daily religious life, with 15 mosques collapsing and 50 musholla or prayer rooms damaged.
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So whether Biden is collapsing or whether his lead has just slipped a tad isn't yet clear.
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To conduct a deep transformation when you have unsupported markets and collapsing revenues, it's just more challenging.
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As we first reported, Nick died after collapsing onstage last May during a gig in Los Angeles.
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Lt. Allan managed to stumble back a few feet from the BMW before collapsing, the affidavit said.
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Obamacare is collapsing in Arizona, South Carolina, and across the nation - driving up premiums and reducing choices.
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The (VIX), after popping early last week to the highest level since the election, is collapsing today.
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And they're often extreme or paradoxical, focusing on collapsing binaries of sacred and profane, good and evil.
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The cash-strapped OPEC nation's collapsing economy has left its population struggling to find food and medicine.
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We had the planet collapsing and exploding at the end, and we had the crevasse opening up.
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For months, Venezuela has struggled with the collapsing economy and a standoff between Maduro and the opposition.
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"The ACA marketplaces weren't collapsing, but they could be made to collapse through administrative actions," he added.
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Per the BBC, the falling bricks were the result of a building collapsing due to windy weather.
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And now we all can, as each day bring fresh news of Rusal's own collapsing supply chain.
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Mr Hoffman says that every blitzscaling organisation he has worked in seemed close to collapsing in chaos.
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The government said rebels in the eastern Ghouta town of Douma were collapsing and spreading false news.
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As his Ukrainian patron ultimately fled in disgrace, Manafort found himself with towering expenses and collapsing income.
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No media outlet did more to create Trumpism than Breitbart News, which now finds its audience collapsing.
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In the aftermath of a devastating financial crisis, his administration bailed out collapsing institutions on favorable terms.
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If Trump collapses, the need for Ted Cruz evaporates, so Cruz is at risk of collapsing, too.
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Heavy machinery cleared away excess debris and brought in more to fortify collapsing areas of the buildings.
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Within hours of the agreement collapsing, Volodymyr Groysman, Ukraine's prime minister, pleaded with Ryanair to resume negotiations.
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Venezuela's state-led economic system has been steadily collapsing since the fall of oil prices in 2014.
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"Turns out it was actually an #earthquake and not my toilet finally collapsing into a black hole."
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LTQS is often the culprit in stories of teen athletes suddenly collapsing and dying during a game.
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I pushed myself to the finish line, passing the five-kilometer mark before collapsing on the grass.
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His belly was terribly distended; while the rest of him seemed to be collapsing in on itself.
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The gunman then fled by car as Mr. Barbati called for help before collapsing in his yard.
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In Dublin, the government seems close to collapsing after calls to remove the deputy prime minister emerged.
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Other high-profile casualties included startups who raised hundreds of millions in venture capital before ultimately collapsing.
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The berries stayed on top of the batter, collapsing only minimally and retaining their color and shape.
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It is filled with water that seeped in from sewage pipes destroyed by collapsing sections of road.
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Definitely. Everyone has this void that if you stop moving; it all starts collapsing in on you.
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Thanks to Pokémon GO, the digital game world and the real world are inevitably collapsing into one.
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I asked Ron, if he can continue to escape collapsing caves and out-run crocs, what's next?
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That collapsing of prior partitions between products has also caused Google headaches with European data protection regulators.
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The bathroom door won't open and you feel the soft sound of the lock collapsing within itself.
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His collapsing together of politics and abstraction is just one of the advancements he made in painting.
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Videos like these have helped describe how collapsing cavitation bubbles physically interact with the particles surrounding them.
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The Switch offers fresh hope that this oldest of video game industry pillars isn't close to collapsing.
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Numbers on income and poverty released by the Census Bureau underscore the consequences of collapsing job quality.
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Goop's first newsletter left G.P.'s kitchen in 2008, right when the economy was collapsing around us.
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The large brown horse stumbled multiple times in Central Park on Saturday before collapsing onto the pavement.
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Perhaps most important is the collapsing confidence of foreign investors, evident in the plunge in the lira.
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Back in the 1980s and '90s, many of America's fish populations were collapsing to dangerously low levels.
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These children have collapsing family structures, decreasing socioeconomic mobility and rapidly thinning networks of kith and kin.
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To keep the pyramid from collapsing inwards, giant self-inflating airbags filled with liquid were inserted inside.
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"Taken together, these declines suggest GDP is collapsing at an annualized rate approaching double digits," he added.
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But it possesses versatility: It's a pretty stubborn cheese, able to withstand heat without collapsing into goo.
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"Ghazal" is fourteen fresh beginnings, fourteen attempts at starting over, each collapsing into the same dire close.
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Her husband, David Goldberg, died in 2015 after collapsing while on vacation with his family in Mexico.
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Videos show Wuhan hospitals packed with patients, people collapsing on the streets, and medical staff breaking down.
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I was left wondering: Which societies are at risk of collapsing due to climate change, and when?
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Meanwhile, the Bush Administration's pretext for invading Iraq was collapsing, and so was Wood's trust in government.
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A Pennsylvania insurance official told Congress Wednesday that ObamaCare is not collapsing, as some Republicans have argued.
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Obamacare is collapsing in Arizona, South Carolina and across the nation - driving up premiums and reducing choices.
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He laid out his thoughts about how the smartphone market would consolidate, with many smaller players collapsing.
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A man trapped there with me politely pretended that a relationship wasn't collapsing in front of him.
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Neuvirth left the game after collapsing in the crease seven and a half minutes into the game.
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"Well I think I know — because the house of cards that is Obamagate is collapsing," he said.
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Fishery managers will need to crack down on unsustainable fishing practices to prevent seafood stocks from collapsing.
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Collapsing productivity and massive capital flight would eliminate investment and there would be massively reduced tax revenue.
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The collapsing housing market is mostly to blame for falling wealth, Kochhar said, especially among minority households.
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Boris Johnson announces the UK will scrap state aid rules to prevent businesses from collapsing after Brexit.
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"We need to put out the fire in these collapsing markets wherever these markets are," he said.
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The bank bulked up during the crisis by taking over the collapsing Bear Stearns and Washington Mutual.
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She died in 18953, collapsing as she stepped into a phaeton on yet another filial rescue mission.
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"Iran's economy is collapsing ...they are under atomic pressure, so they are taking unbalanced actions," he added.
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Assassin's Creed is hardly the only franchise to begin collapsing under the weight of its own mythology.
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A 26-year-old man passed away this weekend after collapsing in his campsite at Creamfields Festival.
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I've thought about going as a collapsing beehive or something charred and tumorous, like a black lung.
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Computer animation renders possible the preposterous action associated with superpowers: energy bolts, collapsing skyscrapers, doorways to other dimensions.
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Surveillance video from a nearby business shows Luebke collapsing outside of a home at around 4:30 a.m.
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But bee colonies are collapsing around the world as parasites, pesticides and habitat loss take a deadly toll.
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One man was taken to the hospital after being injured by a collapsing wall, Police Commissioner Stewart said.
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The mortally wounded boy stumbled toward nearby St. Barnabas Hospital before collapsing on the sidewalk just steps away.
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LONDON — A man has been rescued after collapsing on the London Underground and falling onto live train tracks.
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A young girl has been hospitalized after collapsing, later coughing up a small piece of a plant. Hmm.
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A beautifully filmed sequence in which the two brothers fought amid collapsing towers and turrets, both evenly matched.
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Part of what is really collapsing here is that the networks have become too fragmented and too polarized.
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Governor Matt Bevin of Kentucky just said Obamacare is failing in his State -- it is unsustainable and collapsing.
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Did you do anything stylistically with The Collapsing Empire to make it stand apart from Old Man's War?
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"Not like… like me," Alexandra said quietly before sinking to her knees and collapsing against the humming tower.
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The gates would both prevent floods and stop the wall from collapsing under the pressure of rising waters.
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The corn itself didn't explode, but the huge cloud of grain dust generated by the collapsing bin did.
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So, more often than not, we just end up collapsing into a pile of dirty dishes and disappointment.
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She told CNN affiliate WIAT her daughter heard the girl complain of a headache and dizziness before collapsing.
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There is concern also about economic growth collapsing and surging inflation, as the lira weakens against the dollar.
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On top of that, the main characters are going through a midlife crisis and their marriage is collapsing.
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By collapsing the past and the present in this way, Mr Petzold has made an urgent, riveting film.
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Trump weighed in by retweeting a video that juxtaposed Omar's comment with footage of the Twin Towers collapsing.
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Where you left off in The Collapsing Empire, the Flow has begun to collapse, leaving some worlds stranded.
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From Siberia to Norway to Canada, the permafrost, which is ground that is frozen year round, is collapsing.
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I eat some carrots and prep my lunch for tomorrow before collapsing into bed at around 10 p.m.
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But the road along the bank was collapsing, ice-induced landslides eating away at the packed gravel surface.
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She approached the car with wobbly legs, finally collapsing just as she was about to enter the vehicle.
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She claimed she was worried about the health and safety implications of my stacks collapsing and burying me.
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"Piracy is collapsing," says Ed Peto of Outdustry, a firm in Beijing offering services to the music industry.
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Permafrost is collapsing into the ocean along Alaska's north slopes, forcing entire communities to pick up and move.
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The man tried to flee on his bike, but only managed to pedal a few feet before collapsing.
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Collapsing oil prices will play a big role when the Bank of Canada (BoC) meets later on Wednesday.
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He was shot five times, immediately collapsing as bullets pierced both his legs, his stomach and spinal cord.
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The program was, and is, as unpopular as it was necessary to keep the financial system from collapsing.
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Farah punched away a backhand volley winner on match point before promptly collapsing to the ground in triumph.
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But if Republicans decide not to fund the payments, they could be blamed for a collapsing insurance market.
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At the city's Zaventem airport, people described huge explosions, ceilings collapsing, shattered windows and people covered in blood.
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The quantum computer then measures the second set of qubits, randomly collapsing the superposition into some output z.
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When the Responder found this boat collapsing into the ocean, there wasn't a single life vest on board.
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It's either a metamorphic new beginning or a horrific end, collapsing the semantic distance between love and violence.
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The reason why Syriza is collapsing is because it has been co-opted to an unworkable fiscal policy.
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He spent a decade as a drug fiend, accruing massive debts in Australia before collapsing and nearly dying.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Collapsing asset price volatility has turned 'carry trading' into one of investors' top plays of 2019.
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Covering his face, the sobbing 31-year-old bent over behind the baseline before collapsing onto his back.
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"I seek to provide a platform for collapsing the colonially constructed Northern and Southern Africa divide," explains Essers.
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The ad, titled 'Dangerous,' shows footage of Clinton coughing, being helped up steps and collapsing into her SUV.
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Carmakers would have to weigh such risks against Takata's collapsing or being bought out by a foreign competitor.
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Every new development is treated like a bombshell, collapsing the distinction between routine investigative procedure and legitimate revelations.
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Again, the price of a single bitcoin tends to be pretty volatile, skyrocketing one day and collapsing another.
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Western officials have warned that a cease-fire that took effect in February is in danger of collapsing.
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Two weeks ago, a collapsing crane at a power plant in eastern China's Jiangxi province killed 74 people.
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Preventing growth collapsing Part of the problem is that China's easing measures could be hitting the wrong targets.
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Clashes took place between security forces and protesters incensed by collapsing infrastructure, frequent power cuts, and widespread corruption.
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Instead of the Cubs unraveling, it was the Dodgers who did, collapsing in every facet of the game.
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Since the start of January, however, there has been a mass exit, net positioning collapsing to near neutral.
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The whole project risks collapsing into mutual mistrust — which would reverse the intended gains to Europe's digital economy.
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Years ago, I was in Havana as a reporter at a time when other communist countries were collapsing.
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That gave European producers more freedom to expand and export, but left them exposed to collapsing world prices.
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They're not objects; they're collapsing spaces, trap rooms filled with treasure, the walls slowly sliding closer and closer.
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The artist challenges the viewers preconceptions, collapsing concepts of high and low culture and blurring notions of class.
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The video shows the crew filming horses collapsing to ground in front of green screens and falling beds.
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Dominant narrative: The Capitals have a long history of taking big leads in the playoffs and then collapsing.
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We're the place where tourists die on Duck Boat rides and people are killed by a collapsing building.
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Russia is the major economy that, beyond a collapsing energy market, has no skin in the globalized game.
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The ISM was holding above its break-even mark of 50 even as actual factory production was collapsing.
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Behind her, an out-of-frame crew member attempted to keep a backdrop of beach balls from collapsing.
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The collapsing tunnel enterprise, in a way, neatly captures where Hamas finds itself: with no good way out.
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Their home-entertainment businesses — negatively impacted by the rise of streaming services — are collapsing to an alarming degree.
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A scaremongering video spread on Twitter, purporting to show students collapsing after getting an expired batch of vaccine.
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He stepped outside his home on Friday morning to urinate and was hit by a collapsing coconut tree.
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At the same time, sanctions against Pyongyang are collapsing as the country resumes trading with Russia and China.
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These policies, together with the recent fall in oil prices, led to a collapsing economy and chronic shortages.
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" He had to delete his tweet on election night, keening, "A world is collapsing before our eyes. Vertigo.
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Because if it turns out that the economy isn't collapsing as bad as we feared, that's good news.
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Many have not yet been identified, including a 65-year-old man who was seen collapsing in floodwaters.
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Pressurized air is funneled into the mask, giving a patient more oxygen and preventing their lungs from collapsing.
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He wants to defend the "collapsing middle class" against the "billionaire class" that controls the economy and politics.
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Several rounds of state primaries gave Biden a boost just as his campaign looked like it was collapsing.
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Or he might resign, potentially collapsing Germany's governing coalition and maybe even ending Ms. Merkel's 13-year reign.
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Since nearly collapsing in September 2008, A.I.G. has sold off numerous business lines and significantly revamped its operations.
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That's why the Alliance is collapsing and Germany finds no basis for cooperation: Trump's America stands for nothing.
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The spicules surge thousands of miles high, passing through the chromosphere and into the sun's corona before collapsing.
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The UK-based woman came to the emergency room with grey-looking skin after collapsing in her home.
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The sight of a presidential candidate collapsing as she sought to enter her vehicle was a frightening moment.
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If enacted, the bill would almost surely lead to a death spiral of soaring premiums and collapsing coverage.
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A man trapped in there with me politely pretended that a relationship wasn't collapsing in front of him.
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There are hundreds of videos on YouTube using unconfirmed footage of alleged Chinese coronavirus victims collapsing in public.
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"She prevented the euro from collapsing and probably the entire European Union from breaking apart," Mr. Kornelius said.
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Yet most of them stayed — for a while — as the Cardinals kept scoring and the Braves kept collapsing.
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In a video of the prank, a man is seen collapsing in the middle of a subway car.
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Public Health It's a goat on a bridge eating a flaming rug pulled from a collapsing sand castle!
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She held onto the guardrails and made her way out of the building as the stairs were collapsing.
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How dare you," she also said, telling leaders: "People are suffering, people are dying, entire ecosystems are collapsing.
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As he went he managed to escape the dangers of collapsing ice walls, strong winds and deep crevasses.
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As he went he managed to escape the dangers of collapsing ice walls, strong winds and deep crevasses.
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Op-Ed Contributor Obamacare is not "collapsing under its own weight," as Republicans are so fond of saying.
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In short, to keep the price of natural gas from collapsing, American producers need Mexico, their largest customer.
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Parties are collapsing or struggling to remake themselves as politicians scramble to form alliances to maintain their power.
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It followed the latest bill to replace Obamacare also collapsing on Monday night as four Republicans opposed it.
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A video on social media showed the minaret collapsing vertically, throwing up a pall of sand and dust.
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Last summer, several families were displaced and their homes demolished to keep them from collapsing into the Ninglick.
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An exchange-traded security which is supposed to be a bet on calm markets was collapsing after hours.
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He heaves himself over onto his other side, his stomach collapsing like a small landslip next to him.
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Even though the company was on the verge of collapsing, she carried herself as if nothing was wrong.
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Risk of aftershocks The powerful quake lasted almost a minute, jolting residents from their beds and collapsing roads.
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Eating was just a way to maneuver upright through what living I could before collapsing back into isolation.
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Governor Matt Bevin of Kentucky just said Obamacare is failing in his State — it is unsustainable and collapsing.
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It wants to prevent other restive states, like Vermont, from following Texas's lead, thus collapsing the entire Union.
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Sib Hashian -- the drummer for the rock group Boston -- died after collapsing onstage Wednesday night ... TMZ has learned.
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This is a black hole with a mass of between 100 and 1,000 times that of our Sun: too large to be the result of a single collapsing star (stellar black hole), but not big enough to be the result of a whole collapsing regions of space (supermassive black hole).
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Northern Ireland's decades-old peace agreement is collapsing Northern Ireland's decades-old peace agreement is collapsing Northern Ireland's Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness has resigned in protest over the handling of the 'Cash for Ash' Renewable Heating Initiative (RHI) scandal that is due to cost taxpayers £21 million ($285 million).
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"It&aposs time to tell them enough, that&aposs it," says Gibran Bassil, saying Lebanon&aposs economy is collapsing.
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The Irons Expert review likes the child safety lock on this ironing board that prevents the unit from collapsing.
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The oil-rich nation faces a collapsing economy sparked by government corruption, social unrest and a global commodity bust.
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After allegedly collapsing at the wheel, the man's foot seemed to remain on the accelerator, causing it to spin.
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Moreover, recent reports on ocean warming, collapsing biodiversity, and natural disasters paint a dire picture of the planet's future.
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In 2008, the singer-songwriter, 50, was diagnosed with the autoimmune disease after collapsing while performing in Las Vegas.
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He is able to hoist himself up, but walks with a visible limp before collapsing next to crew members.
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I'm seriously beat, but still manage to quickly wash my face and brush my teeth before collapsing into bed.
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She was doubled over holding her stomach, with her other hand on the ground to keep herself from collapsing.
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More than a decade ago, Huffington had a painful wake-up call after collapsing from sleep deprivation and exhaustion.
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Taken together, the latest figures paint the picture of a slowing economy, but not one that's close to collapsing.
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ISIS refuses to let people out in large numbers, as it would make their caliphate look like it's collapsing.
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So says Macbeth, finding that the witches' assurances were sheer artifice and that his life is collapsing around him.
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An issuer in a country with a collapsing currency will find it much harder to repay these debt obligations.
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By Page's own account, his first visit to Moscow was in 1991 just as the Soviet Union was collapsing.
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Greenland's fast-collapsing Jakobshavn Glacier, where raging rivers of melted snow carve explosive rifts in the ancient ice sheet.
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They feel the feelings of others, collapsing when another sensate in their cluster is injured or upset, for example.
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They may have been scared off by the volatile politics of the region and the collapsing value of crude.
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Of course, none of these allegations are fairy-tales as the morally collapsing Republican Party wants us to believe.
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Detroit was still dying, and more cities were joining it each year, collapsing into drug addiction, poverty, and despair.
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Joe Perry was just rushed to the hospital after collapsing backstage during a concert in NYC ... TMZ has learned.
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IE6 arrived just as the "dot com" bubble was collapsing, and internet usage in the US was growing rapidly.
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The goal is simple, you need to escape a collapsing tunnel with a group of nine people (including yourself).
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He then seated himself on the base of the drum kit to continue playing before stumbling backstage and collapsing.
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The state employee earns the minimum wage, equivalent to around $2 a month due to a collapsing local currency.
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In The Collapsing Empire, humanity has spread across the galaxy, connected by an extra-dimensional phenomenon called the Flow.
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Mama June was just rushed to the hospital after collapsing at her home in Georgia Wednesday... TMZ has learned.
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They fall down flights of stairs, get drowned, choked, jump out of collapsing buildings, and get thrown through walls.
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The mechanism is able to stand up straight and continue movement without collapsing through a modified Raibert hopping algorithm.
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Pallavi finished collapsing the latest box and placed it neatly in the corner on top of a small stack.
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Since Trump took office he has stepped up that strategy by sabotaging the individual markets Republicans say are collapsing.
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The socialist leader has overseen a long economic meltdown, marked by hyperinflation, mounting U.S. sanctions and collapsing oil production.
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That engaged my entire body, including my abs, while still allowing me to pump my arms without collapsing entirely.
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He was able to hoist himself up, but walked with a visible limp before collapsing next to crew members.
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Lapo Elkann nearly died of a drug overdose in 2005 after collapsing in the apartment of a transsexual prostitute.
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So there must be at least one qubit collapsing inside the device (providing, randomly, a 0 or a 1).
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" The Speaker said Republicans made a promise to the American people to "repeal and replace this faulty, collapsing law.
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European Union leaders have reaffirmed their commitment to the accord, hoping that Congress will prevent the deal from collapsing.
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Congress must act now to repeal and replace the law, the Speaker argues, because the system is already collapsing.
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In the end Mr Lungu was narrowly re-elected, despite a collapsing economy and an inflation rate of 20%.
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Collapsing ore prices and a global steel glut pushed Arrium, a large steelmaker in Whyalla, into administration in April.
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But the repeal-first plan appears to be quickly collapsing, with several GOP senators coming out against the proposal.
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"The Venezuelan people are starving and their country is collapsing," Trump told the United Nations General Assembly last week.
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The ceasefire agreement was intended to revive a 2015 peace deal, which lasted less than a year before collapsing.
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Fannie and Freddie are government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs) created during the 6900s to support mortgages in a collapsing market.
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Throughout the game, the Giants' defensive line attacked the Browns' blockers, collapsing what might have existed of McCown's pocket.
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When the world is falling apart, how do you stop yourself from collapsing into a useless, despair-ridden heap?
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In light of the Kremlin's anti-democratic rhetoric and collapsing economy, that Soviet-era nostalgia soon could wear off.
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Milosevic rode a wave of nationalism to power in Belgrade in 1989 as communism was collapsing across eastern Europe.
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But Phillips also believes the market is too worried about tax reform collapsing should the health-care effort fail.
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Hurst told the Courier Journal that the married father of three died at a hospital after collapsing at home.
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The plan calls for collapsing the current seven tax brackets into three: 12 percent, 25 percent and 35 percent.
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Not surprisingly, Clinton's poll numbers immediately collapsed and, especially in the key battleground states, kept collapsing through Election Day.
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Mostly what they did at first was hold on to people to keep them from collapsing to the floor.
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The OPEC nation is suffering a severe recession due to low oil prices and a collapsing socialist economic model.
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Then a video that showed dozens of people staggering zombie-like along the sidewalk and slowly collapsing hit Facebook.
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Having failed to get the required reaction, he bumps into his opponent's chest before collapsing theatrically to the ground.
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The imbalance is now worse than it was in France before their French Revolution—the middle class is collapsing.
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"Fed tightening, U.S. decoupling, flattening yield curve, collapsing emerging markets, underperforming levered quant strategies ... all echo 2003," they said.
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The solution to an output gap, particularly one caused by collapsing economic demand, is simple: fill it with money.
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" He attacked the "imploding Obamacare disaster" and said that Congress had to save the healthcare system that was "collapsing.
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Defensively, Buffalo neutralized Arizona's size inside by collapsing on the paint, forcing the Wildcats to shoot from the perimeter.
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Christians always face the temptation of turning our faith into a rulebook: collapsing the faith into a mere morality.
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The result is an image that imperceptibly teeters between multiple angles, collapsing or bending over backwards into convex arcs.
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Millions of Venezuelans have poured across borders into Colombia and other countries, fleeing repression, corruption and a collapsing economy.
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Tokyo's Nikkei average hit 14-month lows as virus fears and collapsing oil prices fed a heavy sell-off.
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READ: Here's the $2 Trillion coronavirus stimulus bill to keep the economy from collapsing And it's not just hospitals.
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They mourn for Ms. Lala's mother, who was hit by debris as she tried to escape their collapsing house.
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But an equally grand theater next door, called Ward Memorial Hall, stands empty, slowly collapsing with no potential takers.
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Sweden has probed the German end just once, but a collapsing defense smothered the chance before it became anything.
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Inside it, and later onstage, the dancers enacted repetitive, compulsive gestures, à la Pina Bausch: partying, embracing, jumping, collapsing.
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The collapsing ice didn't cause any damage, and the villagers were allowed to return home later the same day.
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It was 215, and the Taliban government was collapsing under United States bombing unleashed in retaliation for the Sept.
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Disruptions to the marine environment, from collapsing food webs to ocean acidification, can pose threats to our own survival.
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Nearby CCTV cameras captured the 17-year-old Palestinian walking unarmed before collapsing as a bullet entered his chest.
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"As Facebook is collapsing we need to replace it with a blockchain based, decentralized platform!" one user, @GerdMoeBehrens, wrote.
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Even today, it shows no signs of collapsing, and the North Koreans show no signs of rebelling en masse.
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The Rogue Water Tap House deck fell 12 feet, collapsing onto a seating area below around 4:30 p.m.
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Facing the Cavaliers in the N.B.A. finals, the Warriors built a three-games-to-one series lead before collapsing.
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He suffered what seemed like psychotic episodes, he said, sleepless nights of strange voices and shadows collapsing on him.
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But Obamacare experts who spoke with CNBC suggested that fears about a collapsing individual health-plan market are overblown.
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A 23-year-old man and a 21-year-old woman died on Saturday after collapsing at the Defqon.
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All the explosions, all the gunplay, all the collapsing bits of scenery were meant to whittle down the numbers.
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The thing about a star collapsing is that it knows neither that it is a star nor in collapse.
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That would explain the central conundrum raised by the findings—that species numbers remain high locally, while collapsing globally.
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Lava has been spewing from vents on its eastern flank since May 3 and its summit crater is collapsing.
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Now the descendants of devotees donate their own time and meager funds to keep the building from collapsing altogether.
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He entered the business in 2008 when the housing market was collapsing and many brokers were leaving the industry.
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The country's authoritarian president was inaugurated for a second term amid a collapsing economy and a growing humanitarian crisis.
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The fading could indicate that the star is entering a pre-supernova phase: dimming and collapsing before it explodes.
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I'm doing okay, despite just my whole industry seemingly collapsing in the span of a week and a half.
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Last month, it filed to go public right before the market's started collapsing in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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BRUSSELS — The European stage Angela Merkel commanded for so long and so effectively may be cracking, if not collapsing.
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African Bank was placed under SARB control after nearly collapsing in 2014 due to the weight of bad loans.
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Five trillion dollars were about to evaporate, caught in a constellation of collapsing venture capital-backed stars like Pets.
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In this fashion Nurmagomedov could keep collapsing Johnson back to the mat and pounding him with the other hand.
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Mr. DiBenedetto, 57, paints apocalyptic landscapes that teem with collapsing architectural structures, ominous helicopters, unruly octopuses and abstract labyrinthine patterns.
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The tropical world of Karnaca is collapsing into ruin at the hands of a usurping witch and a corrupt duke.
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The tropical world of Karnaca is collapsing into ruin at the hands of a usurping witch and a corrupt duke.
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In a statement, the mall&aposs operator said it notified city authorities when it noticed signs the area was collapsing.
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The big questions: How much can the rivers buffer the effects of warming and prevent the ice shelves from collapsing?
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The job was complicated by the water which had seeped in from sewage pipes destroyed by collapsing sections of road.
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After collapsing at the gym shortly after she'd finished making Season 1, Clarke was diagnosed with a subarachnoid haemorrhage (SAH).
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But, with the city collapsing due to Dany's dragonfire attacks, the escape routes from the castle were all blocked off.
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Right in the middle of a sentence ... she stuttered, then got wobbly on her feet before collapsing to the ground.
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"The driving force of our coming debt crisis are out of control health care programs that are collapsing," he added.
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The result was an exhausted Shalhoub who finished her workout by collapsing in a sweaty heap on the gym floor.
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Plopped on his collapsing blue recliner, resting awkwardly against exposed wood slats, I would silently observe the nightmares he explored.
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Postwar political certainties that for so long seemed as solid as the Berlin Wall are collapsing and are being discarded.
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As she attempted to steady herself, two men came to her rescue, but Liang ended up collapsing onto her knees.
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He set up Caleta brewery in 2015, just as the demand for architectural services was collapsing along with the economy.
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Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton is recovering after collapsing in the middle of his State of the State address on Monday.
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The game will have players building and collapsing these structures in order to solve puzzles, navigate obstacles, and explore further.
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Jay Ellis, an investment fund founder, may be the only person in Texas who is giddy about collapsing oil prices.
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"We actually thought the building was collapsing, it shook us so bad," Seemangal wrote in a tweet, quoting his source.
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Tissues, napkins, paper towels, and toilet paper "are losing their differentiation," he says, and steadily collapsing into one mega-product.
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The Nazi Reich is collapsing all around them, and they, like hundreds of thousands, are fleeing the wrathful Soviet advance.
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Joe Perry is recovering in a New York hospital after collapsing on stage during a performance with the Hollywood Vampires.
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The Challenge contestant Ammo revealed they were raped by an ex-boyfriend after collapsing from PTSD on a recent episode.
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What is it that would stop the centre-left kind of collapsing between centre-left and left of the party?
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As if losing wasn't bad enough for the Heroes, then Chrissy lost her lunch — collapsing and puking on the tower.
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The floodwaters washed away the building's foundation, which led to it collapsing: Fortunately, the building was evacuated before it collapsed.
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Macy joined "TMZ Live" Tuesday and said she and her dog escaped the collapsing crane's path with seconds to spare.
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And it is speculative, because I am collapsing the mathematical probabilities in the official reports, to say something approaching definitive.
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Whoo, I gotta siddown a min so's not to fall over, the drunk growls, collapsing into the backseat beside Gran.
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Synthetic marijuana Thirty-three people collapsing on the sidewalk near the same New York street during an 11-hour stretch.
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Ryabkov was quoted as saying that Russia sees its main task now as preventing the Iran nuclear deal from collapsing.
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GOP leaders held a separate vote open for roughly an hour as they tried to prevent their bill from collapsing.
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And, hyperinflation, mounting U.S. sanctions and collapsing oil production prompted Maduro to start selling off gold about a year ago.
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In most earthquakes, people do not die from the shakes but rather from getting trapped or crushed under collapsing buildings.
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Photos showed long cracks around the rocky, dome-shaped ceiling, and hospital rooms covered in the rubble of collapsing walls.
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For months, Venezuela has struggled with two interconnected crises: a collapsing economy and a standoff between Maduro and the opposition.
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Hampton ran down the court and said to a referee, "Hey, ref," before collapsing, Team United's director, Jacoby Davis, said.
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The New York Times reports an entire office building collapsing in the neighborhood of Roma Norte, possibly trapping people inside.
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Our roads and bridges are collapsing, we are underfunding our water resources, and our schools leave much to be desired.
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Santi told me she saw buildings all around her collapsing as she fled her home with her husband and son.
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Duffy's research into the world of fashion designers, bloggers, and designers illuminates the gendered stakes of the collapsing creative economy.
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Currency markets saw some wild swings with the South African rand collapsing to record lows at one point before bouncing.
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He ended it by joking about the possibility of structures collapsing under the feet of first responders and their families.
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The exchange rate for the country's currency -- the naira -- has also fluctuated significantly this year, pressured by collapsing oil prices.
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Responding to Toronto's collapsing defense, James found open shooters and cutters en route to 24 assists and another blowout win.
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The quake hit 2116 miles north of Hualien, a coastal city of around 21999,27.6 people, collapsing buildings and buckling roads.
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The quake hit 13 miles north of Hualien, a coastal city of around 100,000 people, collapsing buildings and buckling roads.
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Some of these markets are thriving, others are not; they are not collapsing en masse, and, thus, neither is Obamacare.
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Ms Rousseff began her second term in January 2015 with the economy collapsing, along with her popular and political support.
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Two days after collapsing during his concert in Houston, Marilyn Manson returned to the stage in Denver on Monday night.
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The tremblor caused part of the private elementary school to fold in on itself, sandwiching and collapsing classroom onto classroom.
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If Johnson goes for a no-deal Brexit, some British lawmakers will attempt to stop him, possibly collapsing his government.
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Hilbert had built an insurance empire, Conseco, which had been valued at fifty-two billion dollars before collapsing into bankruptcy.
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An article last Sunday about the actor Jack Gleeson misspelled the surname of a founding member of Collapsing Horse Theater.
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Its ailments continue to mount: failing state exchanges, collapsing co-ops, higher premiums, higher deductibles, narrow networks, and fewer choices.
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In October 2013, he had been diagnosed with a rare and quickly progressing kidney disease called collapsing focal segmental glomerulosclerosis.
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She hung up the phone, put Roger to bed, picked up her cat, and burst into tears, collapsing with relief.
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"The nightmare scenario of the PA collapsing, or of PA security coordination with Israel ceasing, won't happen," the official said.
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The Spurs also blocked six shots, collapsing and surrounding the Thunder with multiple defenders whenever they drove into the lane.
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But that framework is collapsing as more Democrats awaken to the threat monopolies pose to American workers and consumers alike.
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The economy is in shambles, country is crumpling, and even its nuclear testing site is on the brink of collapsing.
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The spy narrative fit well to the regime's interests as an excuse to blame outside interference for the collapsing economy.
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He explained how, as the Soviet Union was collapsing, the Communist party and the KGB scrambled to stash money abroad.
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When the earthquake hit and tore through the structure, she said, she rolled down the stairs as they were collapsing.
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But the old order, which Mr. Gorton described as "based on legal white supremacy" and the plantation system, was collapsing.
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We've made higher education extremely expensive, which leaves people with a really heavy debt burden and a collapsing wealth premium.
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"After the first base collapsed, other military posts are collapsing one after another," said the provincial council chairman, Mr. Mohseni.
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Sanchez said the plan would protect "strategic" Spanish companies from foreign buyers looking to take advantage of collapsing share prices.
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Shell announced a few weeks ago that it is cutting 10,000 jobs as a result of the collapsing oil price.
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"A lot of people were panicking, worrying about themselves — and nobody thinks about those who are collapsing," Ms. Deryan said.
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When the group begins to splinter, RZA tells Divine to let everyone out of their contracts, essentially collapsing the company.
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The department said that it arrived at the ranch on Tuesday morning and found a barn burning, its roof collapsing.
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Pregnant with her first child, Ms. Tise worried about the loose and uneven floorboards, crumbling plaster walls and collapsing ceilings.
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The road where the accident took place was recently resurfaced as part of government efforts to repair collapsing road infrastructure.
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"I'm going to die, and I haven't really made a single choice for myself," he says, before collapsing into sobs.
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In the days after the hurricane hits land, he paddles around the city and rescues residents trapped in collapsing homes.
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Falling prices can be contractionary, and swift action by the Federal Reserve is advisable to keep the economy from collapsing.
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Some think it's a black hole or maybe Bloom's open mouth, finally collapsing into sleep at the interrogator's moronic questions.
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It's North Korea either blowing itself up — economically collapsing under the weight of sanctions — or being blown up by America.
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The Wiggles star Greg Page is in serious but stable condition after going into cardiac arrest and collapsing while onstage.
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In 1974, as Richard Nixon's presidency was collapsing, he was drinking heavily and aides worried that he was becoming unstable.
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OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma in September filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, collapsing under the weight of thousands of lawsuits.
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The farmers said they have tried to produce in spite of scarce inputs, price controls, crime, inflation and collapsing demand.
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"ObamaCare is collapsing and failing, so we won't be able to ignore that problem," Ryan said at a news conference.
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A video made by Nygard staff, according to a former contractor, superimposed Mr. Bacon's face on the collapsing Twin Towers.
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He skated 1:20 in his last shift before collapsing and logged 5:34 of ice time in the game.
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"The wreck has been there for a while, and its been sort of collapsing down on itself," Ms. Preston said.
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The underside of each slice is strong enough to carry a relatively heavy load of toppings without bending or collapsing.
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In this metaphorical world, the collapsing bridge will need to stay open for some time, even after the initial rescue.
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"There are no casualties and most of the damage is walls collapsing in places where livestock is kept," he added.
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As a comparison, ten years ago America diverted 3.5% of its annual GDP to prevent the financial system from collapsing.
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"If you believe Obamacare's collapsing like the president, then you've got to own this stock, " the "Mad Money" host said.
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The rules are aimed at preventing clearing agencies deemed "too big to fail" from collapsing and spreading systemic market risks.
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Our face-on look at NGC 5468 makes it easier to spot the massive explosion created collapsing stars, or supernovae.
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Parts of the building began collapsing around the firefighters as they were coordinating the search and evacuating residents, Dean said.
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Others will be meant to stabilize health insurance markets and prevent them from collapsing in a vast sea of uncertainty.
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While Trump hit Iran hard in his remarks on Friday, for example, he is not collapsing the nuclear deal itself.
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We are not a public company, so we don't have to worry about lower profits leading to collapsing stock prices.
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A World Bank report in September said Gaza's economy was collapsing, citing "a combination of war, isolation, and internal division".
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Health reform, they'll claim, was always a failure, and it was already collapsing on the eve of the G.O.P. takeover.
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Similarly, few would argue with Trump's portrayal of the dire situation in Venezuela, a corrupt dictatorship collapsing with millions suffering.
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But bad bets on U.S. shale and collapsing oil and gas prices turned it into a big drag from 2015.
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There is also something about this movie that prevented me from collapsing into a permanent cringe as I watched it.
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Mr. Costanzo's other major venture this summer — recording his first album for Decca Gold — offers yet another collapsing of eras.
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Now students are interested in Rome as a republic, and whether the American republic is collapsing in the same way.
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"What is happening this year is the traditional Japanese benchmark system is collapsing," said a source familiar with the negotiations.
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In the 70s, another group said, "Nope"—the pop actually comes from a bubble collapsing between the bones, they claimed.
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The Maryland rapper inhaled her last bit of air before carrying out her fake death, collapsing onto her boyfriend's lap.
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Veronica Keegan, 57, was walking on Duane Street when she heard one clang after another; she feared a building was collapsing.
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The magnitude 7.1 temblor started at around 103:15PM — cracking highways, collapsing buildings, and, so far, killing more than 50 people.
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He said Mr. Smith had gotten out of the car after he was shot and had taken several steps before collapsing.
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A big factor behind that gap is collapsing consumer demand for saloon cars, long a mainstay of the big car firms.
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There are so many "ifs" built into this thought experiment that it's difficult to imagine these scenarios not collapsing into chaos.
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We need to show that even though this law is collapsing, we can bridge ourselves to a much, much better system.
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"Many of the victims were killed or injured not because of the quake itself but because of collapsing buildings," he said.
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Only some of that was down to the collapsing oil price; ExxonMobil's stock dipped by 18% in the period (see chart).
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No matter how disappointing this is, how frustrating it is, you come back to the fact that these markets are collapsing.
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Speaker Paul Ryan has often pointed to Aetna as proof Obamacare is collapsing, but this ruling casts doubt on that conclusion.
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Despite a sharp drop in domestic demand due to the recession, Venezuela's collapsing oil industry is struggling to produce enough gasoline.
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It's also worth mentioning that the case is robust enough in keyboard mode to actually sit in your lap without collapsing.
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He missed sounds that weren't distant moans and nearby gunshots and collapsing highways downed by aftershocks and he missed the radio.
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In a statement, the mall&aposs operator said that it notified city authorities when it noticed signs the area was collapsing.
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With this update, Microsoft is collapsing the traditional three-row view into a single line that highlights the most important features.
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Venezuela, which has given $4bn in aid over ten years, has stopped providing the money because its own economy is collapsing.
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Tim McGraw cut his set short at the Country to Country festival in Dublin, Ireland, after collapsing onstage due to dehydration.
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You may have heard anecdotes about people having heart attacks or collapsing in theaters from watching horror movies like The Exorcist.
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When the Motherboard team came across a video of a corn tank collapsing and exploding, there were a lot of questions.
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There's the entire cast, dressed casually around a large table, cold reading the script, collapsing into giggles when things get awkward.
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The exercise, which is reportedly Europe's largest, simulates a scenario based around a big tower block collapsing onto Waterloo tube station.
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Alderson, 68, looked fit in his first public appearance since collapsing during a news media briefing at Citi Field in November.
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According to McKinnon, the idea that objects like Arrokoth can form from collapsing dust clouds has been around for a while.
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"A lot of people were panicking, worrying about themselves — and nobody thinks about those who are collapsing," she told the Times.
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So when the Soviet Union began collapsing in 1989, and ultimately dissolved in 1991, North Korea was left a precarious position.
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It's a mindset: The outside world may be crumbling and the industry may be collapsing, but it's always been that way.
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That year, one of collapsing Western demand and Chinese stimulus, is the only historical benchmark for this magnitude of import appetite.
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George Soros, a Criminal who has made billions overthrowing govt's & collapsing economies, will Pay $2500 To Riot at Trump's Inauguration. pic.twitter.
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The idea was to move more aggressively into Appalachian coal, banking on exports to compensate for the collapsing US coal market.
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Adam Slater at Oxford Economics draws attention to the 1930s, which contributed to world exports collapsing 30 pct from 1929-1932.
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Yet astronomers believed that since the original stars rotated, they should continue to do so even after collapsing into black holes.
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Surprisingly, though, instead of collapsing, public transport has improved, despite a €12m hit to the system's finances from lost ticket sales.
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Quinn is definitely more upfront about it, her stern face collapsing into a grin whenever a contestant breaks down on camera.
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But in a world where trust in social feeds is collapsing, a workable verification system could serve as a powerful ally.
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The bottom line: If the leveraged loan market starts collapsing under its own weight, the broader consequences will likely be small.
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The militants opened fire and set off explosives, killing four members of the security forces and collapsing part of the building.
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DMX is currently recovering in the hospital after collapsing from what he believes was a nasty asthma attack ... TMZ has learned.
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Abraaj filed for provisional liquidation in June after collapsing under a mountain of debt and allegations that investor funds were misused.
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The "small corner" she occupied miraculously withstood the quake and prevented her from collapsing along with the rest of the building.
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The old order in the Middle East is collapsing as surely as the old borders of Iraq and Syria are disappearing.
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In 2011 he fainted during a gig in Pittsburgh, and in 2002 he was hospitalized after collapsing at London's Wembley Arena.
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Perry, 65, had been performing with the Hollywood Vampires alongside Johnny Depp and was seen staggering off mid-song before collapsing.
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To him, collapsing "armed and dangerous" into a unitary concept is permissible only when it comes to firearms, not other weapons.
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The utility also had to impose almost daily rolling power cuts that hurt economic growth to prevent the grid from collapsing.
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Richie's midlife crisis comes when, after launching hitting rock bottom, he hears the New York Dolls perform in a collapsing building.
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Other deputies yelled for them to move quickly because the ground was collapsing underneath a corner of the house, he said.
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Mama June Shannon was taken to the hospital Wednesday evening after collapsing at her Georgia home, her rep confirms to PEOPLE.
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The shockwave and flash from Chelyabinsk meteor caused injuries such as temporary blindness and wounds from shattered glass and collapsing structures.
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Under chairman Ajay Singh, SpiceJet has been rebuilding its business since almost collapsing after running out of cash in late 2014.
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That causes microcephaly, a condition characterised by an abnormally small head, a result of the skull collapsing around the shrunken brain.
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" Obama began his presidency in the midst of a collapsing economy, but he nevertheless "reaffirm[ed] the greatness of our nation.
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Banks in Europe are grappling with deteriorating profits, slumping investment income on the back of collapsing yields and higher regulatory costs.
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Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry was hospitalized in July 2016 after collapsing on stage while performing with his band the Hollywood Vampires.
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I remember once collapsing at the top of our staircase and waiting for someone to carry me back to my room.
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"We don't see Gibraltar plc collapsing," says John Westwood, managing director of Blacktower, a financial-services company based in the territory.
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Certainly that "highest, hardest glass ceiling," which was so notably cracked a little more than a decade ago, has begun collapsing.
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Risk of talks collapsing Experts say the hardline negotiating positions staked out by both sides have resulted in a protracted stalemate.
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In 2013 the government poured more than 3 billion euros into the mainly state-owned banks to prevent them from collapsing.
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Venezuela is undergoing a brutal recession due to a collapsing state-led economy, made worse by the tumble in oil prices.
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This time at the finish, instead of collapsing, van Niekerk dropped to one knee and put his head in his hands.
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He pointed skyward after crossing the plate, nearly collapsing into the arms of his teammates, tears flowing into their Fernandez jerseys.
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However, his ability to make the most of a collapsing play makes him one of the most dangerous quarterbacks to contain.
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The at times ugly struggles for independence across Britain's collapsing Empire serve as a bloody reminder of how perilous downsizing is.
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Dr. Gudmundsson noted that scientists did not notice that the Bardarbunga caldera was collapsing until about two weeks after it started.
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"It was a performance intended to keep him on life support as opposed to completely collapsing," said GOP pollster David Winston.
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