I got a video of the crane collapsing in Dallas.
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Now it's collapsing in a racially charged social media controversy.
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Snot-nosed grown women were everywhere — practically collapsing in sorrow.
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Every single wall in [Bresha's] life was collapsing in that moment.
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Support for social-democratic parties is collapsing in an unprecedented way.
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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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Kande said nearly a dozen people gave up, collapsing in the sand.
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Now it's happening so abruptly that landscapes are collapsing in on themselves.
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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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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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Kristof said the traditional journalism business model was collapsing in the digital age.
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The sea ice in the Arctic is collapsing in front of our eyes.
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She made it 500 yards (457 m) before collapsing in a dry river bed.
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Richard Lugar in the primary before collapsing in the general election in 210. 210.
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Actually, it's funny — all forms of media are collapsing in price, other than textbooks.
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Earlier this week, Edelman's annual Trust Barometer report suggested that trust is collapsing in America.
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Now Gaza is collapsing in all respects: There are barely any jobs, medicine, or electricity.
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Veronica The town is collapsing in on itself and full on riots have broken out.
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Jeb Hensarling: Obamacare is collapsing in front of us House Financial Services Committee Chairman Rep.
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On March 4th, Skripal and his daughter Yulia were hospitalized after collapsing in Salisbury, England.
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A recent Pew poll showed confidence in the US president collapsing in 37 countries surveyed.
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To be honest: I made it through about one half step before collapsing in disgrace.
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It would take more than collapsing in a foreign country to derail my torturous training.
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He died about an hour after collapsing in a high school near Columbia, South Carolina.
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In Game 3, the Cavaliers ruined a fine effort by collapsing in the final minutes.
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But those problems are different from saying the law is collapsing in a death spiral.
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It significantly increases the odds of the landmark nuclear agreement collapsing in the months ahead.
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The Tacoma Narrows Bridge twisted back and forth in strong winds before collapsing in 1940.
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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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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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One day after collapsing in the middle of his State of the State address, Minnesota Gov.
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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 coalition came close to collapsing in June over a dispute over immigration and border controls.
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In 2009, his other daughter, Kelly, died after collapsing in a Manhattan restaurant; she was 673.
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Mr. Churkin died suddenly after collapsing in the Russian mission on the East Side of Manhattan.
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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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Obamacare is collapsing in Arizona, South Carolina, and across the nation - driving up premiums and reducing choices.
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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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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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Definitely. Everyone has this void that if you stop moving; it all starts collapsing in on you.
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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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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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A 26-year-old man passed away this weekend after collapsing in his campsite at Creamfields Festival.
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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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Many have not yet been identified, including a 65-year-old man who was seen collapsing in floodwaters.
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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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The UK-based woman came to the emergency room with grey-looking skin after collapsing in her home.
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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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In a video of the prank, a man is seen collapsing in the middle of a subway car.
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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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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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African Bank was placed under SARB control after nearly collapsing in 2014 due to the weight of bad loans.
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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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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 New York Times reports an entire office building collapsing in the neighborhood of Roma Norte, possibly trapping people inside.
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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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Others will be meant to stabilize health insurance markets and prevent them from collapsing in a vast sea of uncertainty.
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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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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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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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Raffaele Fitto, head of the tiny "We're With Italy" party, added that support for the PD was "collapsing" in the south.
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Grave liners prevent the earth from collapsing in on the remains, but they're not waterproof and offer little protection from the elements.
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"We have seen the whole organization collapsing in terms of standing in the face of our own armed forces," al-Abadi said.
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As an aside, look at the attacker's back leg—notice how the foot is turned out and the knee is collapsing in.
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An American Airlines first officer died Wednesday after collapsing in the cockpit during a flight preparing to land in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
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Nova, who shut out the Orioles for six innings last month before collapsing in the seventh, had his share of unsteady moments.
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"A world is collapsing in front of our eyes," the French ambassador to the U.S. said, in a tweet he later deleted.
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But your effort is wholly inadequate and distracts from the real problem of why the building is collapsing in the first place.
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Minutes after Fetty Wap's crew got into a shootout ... one of the victims struggled to escape, before collapsing in a bloody scene.
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I gulped wine from a plastic blue cup with Spider-Man on the side to feel less like the world was collapsing in.
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On a Saturday night two weeks ago in Toronto, a 24-year-old woman died after collapsing in a nightclub in the city.
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Amber Rayne, an adult film star who performed in hundreds of movies, has died after collapsing in her Los Angeles home on Saturday.
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Maybe you even bought the Breeze, which takes aim at Graco's Pack 'n Play playard by setting up and collapsing in one step.
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Some analysts say this suggests that while popular stocks can still thrive, a growing number of stocks are quietly collapsing in the background.
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He died in June from a heart attack at age 67 after collapsing in a Cairo court while on trial on espionage charges.
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A house was burning, bright-orange flames and a black cloud of smoke, and you could see the house collapsing in on itself.
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Tennis player Dalila Jakupovic quit the Australian Open in Melbourne after collapsing in a coughing fit, which she blamed on the dirty air.
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Video In March, Sister Catherine Rose Holzman, one of the nuns involved in the lawsuit filed by the singer, died after collapsing in court.
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Former Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi reportedly died after collapsing in court on Monday, almost six years after the Egyptian military removed him from power.
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The other was a slick office chair with alleged ergonomic bends and folds designed to keep an office drone from collapsing in his seat.
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In Cincinnati in 2014, an Indiana couple overdosed on heroin at a McDonald's, collapsing in front of their children in the restaurant's play area.
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UNLV was up 21-10 against the Fresno State Bulldogs midway through the third quarter, when Sneed felt the pocket collapsing in on him.
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At a time that banks were collapsing in 1933, President Roosevelt's Fireside Chat address on the radio helped citizens achieve some sense of calm.
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Fatima Deryan, an experienced Lebanese mountaineer, was making her way to the summit recently when less experienced climbers started collapsing in front of her.
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An earlier Reuters report described Meade families suffering from mold-related illnesses, ceilings collapsing in children's bedrooms, and maintenance neglect leaving families unprotected from hazards.
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Videos posted on social media show a cantilevered, multi-story section of the mall collapsing in a cloud of dust and twisted metal on Thursday.
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Rivulets of green goop run down the sides of "Distraction" (2018), a wide-mouthed, vessel-like form that seems to be collapsing in on itself.
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Its substance, mingling with vaporized Earth rock, formed a fiery plume, which reached halfway to the moon before collapsing in a pillar of incandescent dust.
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A new arrow called the jaguar deranges your enemy, causing them to turn on their comrades and kill them for you before collapsing in a heap.
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Far better to stop it collapsing in the first place—but it is far from obvious that Mr Sisi is the right man for that job.
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Because this process entails removing so much material, each organ was also pretreated with paraformaldehyde so it wouldn't decompose, collapsing in on itself during the process.
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State TV said Islamic State defenses were collapsing in the areas of Salam, Intisar, Wahda, Palestine and al-Quds and that fighters' bodies filled the streets there.
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"They did not use the correct criteria in choosing ministers and the size of the government, especially now that the economy is collapsing in Libya," he said.
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But that project is collapsing in the face of a military campaign in Iraq to crush the militants, with unexpected consequences for ordinary people escaping their grip.
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Its only big customer has been a car-sharing scheme in Paris, Autolib', which was run by Bolloré before collapsing in a heap of debt last year.
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According to suit, she suffered a mental breakdown backstage ... "collapsing in tears and engaging in erratic behavior" including shouting at staffers and tearing out her own hair.
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At this stage of the American opioid epidemic, many addicts are collapsing in public—in gas stations, in restaurant bathrooms, in the aisles of big-box stores.
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Drejka pulls out a gun and McGlockton steps back and quickly clutches his chest before running back into the store and collapsing in front of his son.
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Really challenging, not creeping up to second and then collapsing in a heap when the weather is slightly too cold or the fixtures slightly too close together.
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"I felt like I was kind of collapsing in on myself until the scene where she's at dinner," the 13-year-old recent eighth-grade graduate said.
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Oman's State General Reserve Fund (SGRF) owned a 30 percent stake in Corpbank, which was Bulgaria's fourth largest lender before collapsing in 2014 following a bank run.
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Mursi, Egypt's first democratically elected head of state, died in July of a heart attack after collapsing in a Cairo court while on trial on espionage charges.
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It looks pretty sturdy from the inside, and we can see it's reinforced at three points, perhaps to keep it from collapsing in the event of a fall.
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The suspect, whose motive remains a mystery, was seen running from the bus stop before cutting his own throat and collapsing in a pool of his own blood.
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A 26-year-old female amateur MMA fighter died Sunday morning ... just one day after collapsing in the ring following a brutal loss at an event in England.
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Oil production is collapsing in Venezuela, battles between warlords puts output at risk in Libya, while disruptions during elections in Nigeria later this year could interrupt petroleum flows.
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A decade ago, the country was hopelessly addicted to a credit-fueled construction boom that produced a shattering bust, leaving banks collapsing in the face of bad loans.
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"You remember he started with the organization of the North American Soccer League," he said, referring to the league that thrived in the 1970s before collapsing in 1984.
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Some nights, I would be too tired to wash off the stains of the fire in the nearby creek, instead collapsing in my tent until the sun rose.
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Fans of Jane Austen may be forgiven for collapsing in a heap in 2017 after all the worldwide celebrations paying homage to the 200th anniversary of her death.
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Mursi, the first democratically elected head of state in Egypt's modern history, died aged 67 after collapsing in a Cairo court while on trial on espionage charges, authorities said.
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Sedan sales may be collapsing in the United States, but some of China's highest-profile automakers have announced all-electric cars — not SUVs — at this week's Shanghai Auto Show.
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In 2017, ASN ordered the closure of Tricastin's four reactors from September to December while EDF strengthened the dikes to prevent them from collapsing in case of an earthquake.
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"We...see worrying parallels to 2015, when oil prices rose sharply well into May before collapsing in the second half of the year," Commerzbank analysts said in a note.
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As more and more young people leave the religion, a divided Vatican is in the precarious position of maintaining the tenants of an institution seemingly collapsing in on itself.
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Mr. Putin has repeatedly hinted at this goal since his nation's economy began collapsing in late 2014, due mostly to the declining value of its oil and gas exports.
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Mursi, a leading member of the Islamist group which is now banned in Egypt, died on Monday after collapsing in a Cairo court while on trial on espionage charges.
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One day, after a fight in which Dee Dee smashes her computer, she pins her daughter to the bed and attempts to tie her up, before collapsing in hysterics.
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Superhero movies as a genre are built around deadly spectacles: the skyscraper collapsing in flames, the car crash, the child crying in the street as people die around her.
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The overall effect is of dire urgency—Black Haze often sounds in danger of collapsing in on itself, with the Tiny Knives egging each other on, harder, faster, louder, meaner.
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Murray's father-in-law Nigel Sears, the coach of Ana Ivanovic, was taken to hospital on Saturday after collapsing in the stands during the Serb's match on Rod Laver Arena.
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The Amber Gold Ponzi scheme - a type of fraud that relies on paying initial investors with money received from later ones - ran for over two years before collapsing in 2012.
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While other émigrés were published in their homeland just as the Soviet regime was collapsing in the late 1980s, Teffi did not make her literary return for another 20 years.
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It's hard to tell exactly how much this psyched out Klay—or even if he's really laughing—but the man was a good sport, collapsing in a pile of giggles.
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Britain Elects, a UK poll aggregator, shows Labour support collapsing in recent months: Our latest Westminster polling averages with August coming to a close: Tories lead by eleven points. pic.twitter.
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With all of these disparate threads, Nineteen Nineteen runs the risk of either collapsing in on itself with too many nodes or spinning off kilter with a surfeit of unrelated ideas.
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Syrian government forces made fresh advances on Tuesday, as did Kurdish militia, both at the expense of rebels whose positions have been collapsing in recent weeks under the Russian-backed onslaught.
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But even as the post-war consensus on economic policy was collapsing in 2.73, Congress passed the Humphrey-Hawkins Full Employment Act, which set a goal of 3% unemployment by 1983.
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But even if somehow the forces that be were to allow pre-filled government taxes in the U.S., technologically speaking I'd be terrified of the IRS's system collapsing in on itself.
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The GOP's proposed bill to repeal the Affordable Care Act was collapsing in real time as I made my way down a block of humble single-family homes that Friday night.
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"It is with deep sadness that I confirm that my client Cheick Tiote sadly passed away earlier today after collapsing in training with his club Beijing Enterprises," agent Emanuele Palladino said.
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Mursi, a leading member of the Muslim Brotherhood Islamist group which is now banned in Egypt, died on Monday after collapsing in a Cairo court while on trial on espionage charges.
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From the very first shot, Nicolas Pesce's "The Eyes of My Mother" unsettles as a broken woman staggers along a deserted country road before collapsing in front of an oncoming truck.
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In 2017, the ASN had already ordered the closure of Tricastin's four reactors from September to December while EDF strengthened the dikes to prevent them from collapsing in case of an earthquake.
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Those born later, especially after the Soviet Union started collapsing in 1989, tend to view him as an obdurate barrier to economic opportunity and to integration with the rest of the world.
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"The local administration is collapsing in some places," said one civil servant in the capital Addis Ababa, who asked not to be identified because he was not authorized to speak with journalists.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's best-known publicist, Max Clifford, died on Sunday after collapsing in prison, where he was serving an eight-year sentence for indecently assaulting teenage girls in the 1970s and 1980s.
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A British actress best known for indie dramas ("The Falling", "Lady Macbeth"), Ms Pugh is as expressive when she is glaring silently as when she is collapsing in a fit of racking sobs.
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By 2006, she was worth $2 billion, but bad decisions that had started under Hardy reared their head once the housing market began collapsing in 2009, taking the construction market down with it.
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I still didn't believe them, but if I spent my days surrounded by empty storefronts and farmhouses collapsing in on themselves, I suspect I would seek drastic change wherever I could find it.
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In the same way To Pimp a Butterfly makes you feel like your lungs are collapsing in on themselves with the weight of a broken world, Little Simz bars do the same thing.
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He spoke to me, eloquently and passionately, about the ways in which the coal industry collapsing in slow motion has strangled everything from restaurants to 60-year-old businesses as capital flight accelerated.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Amnesty International urged Egyptian authorities on Monday to investigate the death of former Islamist president Mohamed Mursi, who died suddenly aged 67 after collapsing in court in Cairo during a trial.
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The regulations are among the most exacting in a state that is well known for imposing rules to protect everything from workers' safety to the prospect of a building collapsing in an earthquake.
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And the sanctions are collapsing, in part because North Korea has leveraged its new, softer-sounding relationship with Washington, and its stated commitment to eventual denuclearization, to resume trade with Russia and China.
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CreditCreditScott McIntyre for The New York Times Recycling, for decades an almost reflexive effort by American households and businesses to reduce waste and help the environment, is collapsing in many parts of the country.
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The theatrical distribution business is uncertain, with the time movies get to play exclusively in theaters potentially collapsing in favor of earlier at-home viewing, and the Blu-ray and DVD business continues to dwindle.
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It's clear this attitude is not limited to internet discourse: There are reports of an Asian man collapsing in Sydney, Australia's Chinatown last week and ultimately dying because onlookers were too afraid to perform CPR.
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Groundbreaking VR journalist Nonny de la Peña pioneered the form, starting with her 2012 piece Hunger in Los Angeles, which re-created a real incident of a diabetic man collapsing in a food bank line.
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And yet it's hard for me not to anthropomorphize these platforms, looking around at all the crybabies whining that they don't treat every single user exactly the same in every situation, and collapsing in frustration.
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In the article "Brother Helped to the Finish Before Collapsing in Dramatic Triathlon," Victor Mather writes about one athlete's decision to slow down to help his brother cross the finish line during an elite race.
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"We're excited to expand to but at the same time, we're learning some lessons from the last few years in the broader local space, with companies expanding too fast and collapsing in on themselves," he added.
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Clouse slivers and fucks with the assorted vocal clips, turning the whole thing into this nauseating jam that feels in danger of giving out under its own weight and collapsing in a heap at any moment.
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"The individual health insurance markets are in danger of collapsing in many states, 28 million Americans remain without coverage, and those who do have coverage are experiencing huge spikes in out-of-pocket costs," she said.
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The memory returned to me this afternoon when my screen filled with images of a burning spire tilting and collapsing in Paris—Notre Dame's destruction an eerie visual echo of those two towers in New York.
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Afterward, neither of us could feel our feet — so we proceeded to relieve our numb toes and heels by collapsing in a ball of emotion/exhaustion on the red-carpeted floor: So there you have it.
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Collapsing in alarm at the wreckage he has made of his life, Mr. Quast's Ben transmits a sense of self-asphyxiation that, as is the way with "Follies," leaves an audience catching its breath, as well.
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She caught 2014 champion Lisa Brennauer inside 12km despite starting a minute later and poured on the power, reeling in several more earlier starters before barrelling up the finishing straight and collapsing in an exhausted heap.
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The burritos, sitting on a windowsill in an otherwise empty gallery, took on a surreal beauty — recognizable as what they were, but stripped of any usual meaning: two beige lumps slowly collapsing in the fading sunlight.
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Building collapses occur frequently in Nigeria where regulations are rarely adhered to, according to an expert who said more than 1,000 buildings are at risk of collapsing in Lagos, which has a population of around 20 million.
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He became chief of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) in early 2013; the stockmarket rally began in mid-2014 and turned into a mania before collapsing in mid-2015, wiping out some $5 trillion in wealth.
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Its banking regulator has begun encouraging the country's four big asset management companies to aid highly speculative peer-to-peer lending schemes that have been collapsing in recent months, though the details of that help remain unclear.
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The pillars on either side of your car windshield have become thicker over time, in order to stop your car from collapsing in case it rolls over, but the wider pillars have created pretty significant blind spots.
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Max Clifford, once the highest-profile public relations agent in Britain, died on Sunday after collapsing in the prison in which he was serving an eight-year sentence for sexual offenses against victims as young as 15.
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Live video footage of the planned demolition, which Pontiac city officials said was to make way for new development, was broadcast online on Sunday morning for nostalgic fans and those who enjoy watching large structures collapsing in smoke.
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The entire front wall and facade of the Starbucks could be seen abruptly collapsing in the wind in cellphone video footage shot from a bar across the street and aired by Indianapolis-based NBC News affiliate WTHR-TV.
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But though there's been a lot of chortling over Trump's meltdown among political elites, and there have been many hot takes on how he's collapsing in the polls, his actual decline isn't as striking as you might expect.
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The amount of money funneling into startups is tightening too, with funding to venture-backed companies collapsing in the fourth quarter of 2015 following the last major tech downturn over the summer, according to data this week from CBInsights.
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Irish banks that lent too much to mortgage customers before collapsing in 2008 are now back in profit but struggling to lend into a dysfunctional mortgage market where the central bank intervened last year to set tough lending limits.
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The teen consumed three caffeine-laced drinks -- a cafe latte, a large Diet Mountain Dew and an energy drink -- in a two-hour period before collapsing in his classroom at Spring Hill High School on April 26, Watts said.
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Where are those big, wet eyes that drowsily scan the court, half interested in what's going on around him before snapping into engagement at the first vision of an available drive or a defender collapsing in front of him?
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I wanted to understand not just whether Bendell's forecast was right, but to find out what a range experts from climate scientists to risk analysts were unearthing about the possibility of our societies collapsing in coming years and decades.
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During that time the Yankees opened up a commanding lead in the American League East — now nine games ahead of the second-place Tampa Bay Rays — that makes it increasingly hard to imagine them collapsing in the second half.
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During that time the Yankees opened up a commanding lead in the American League East — now nine games ahead of the second-place Tampa Bay Rays — that makes it increasingly hard to imagine them collapsing in the second half.
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"It's a way of collapsing in the same physical space two different systems — the art market, which is about exclusivity and high prices, and the market for everyday consumer goods with their mass availability and low prices," he said.
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After collapsing in her home, Maureen Hatcher's two dogs, Bella and Sadie, heroically ran across the street and grabbed the attention of her neighbor, who called 911 for Hatcher — all of which was captured on the woman's Ring video doorbell.
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Trade talks had looked close to collapsing in the past week after a dispute over Chinese changes to a draft text prompted the United States to hike tariffs on Chinese goods and Beijing to retaliate with higher duties on U.S. products.
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The economic and financial-market conditions are drawing comparisons to the later years of the '90s, when good economic times and a technology boom culminated in a powerful bull market that went to stunning extremes before collapsing in early 2000.
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One of the most complicated theatres in the multi-sided Syrian conflict, the war in the north has played out at lightning pace in the last few weeks with Islamic State fighters either withdrawing or collapsing in swathes of territory.
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Although Northern Ireland is a part of the United Kingdom, and the majority of its people say they would like abortion to be made available, the regional power-sharing government had blocked abortion reform before collapsing in 2017 over sectarian divides.
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That same year, the central bank of Russia pushed interest rates sharply higher — to 17 percent from 10.5 percent — to keep the ruble from collapsing in response to sanctions over the annexation of Crimea and a sharp drop in oil prices.
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It's going to be incredible," Oliver said, adding of his own potential waterworks over his first child heading off to school, "As a British person, I don't really have a middle ground — it's either no emotion at all or I'm collapsing in tears.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Nigel Sears, the coach of Ana Ivanovic and father-in-law of men's world number two Andy Murray, was taken to hospital after collapsing in the stands on Rod Laver Arena during a match at the Australian Open on Saturday.
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TOJ is still kicking ROFL's ass in terms of pure numbers (so all you ride or die TOJers out there can breathe easy), but even with society collapsing in on itself we can still see which way the emoji winds are blowing.
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No matter how expensive your trainers or how plentiful your #fitspo Instagram follows, the act of speedily putting one foot in front of the other without collapsing in a sweaty heap after ten minutes is the preserve of an elite few superhumans.
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But given that a lot has changed in the past month with Sanders becoming the frontrunner, Buttigieg and Klobuchar making surprisingly strong showings, and Biden collapsing in the early voting states, it likely means that the latest polls in Nevada are very outdated.
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The population of spotted seals in the Sea of Okhotsk began to recover with the decline in seal hunting from the 1970s, with Russia's commercial hunting operation finally collapsing in 1994 after the fall of the Soviet Union and the withdrawal of subsidies.
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The organic concave form repeats across several paintings, but has enough definition in "I'm Drowning, My Dear, In Seas of Fire" (2018) to reveal it as a woman collapsing in on herself, head buried in her arms and doubled over at the waist.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Former Egyptian President Mohamed Mursi, the first democratically elected head of state in Egypt's modern history, died on Monday from a heart attack after collapsing in a Cairo court while on trial on espionage charges, authorities and a medical source said.
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It was a "post modern" view, one which transcended both the nation state and the multinational empires of the 19th and early 20th century – the last of these, the Soviet Empire, collapsing in the 1980s, seeming to put a last full stop to an era.
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Loh was referring to the accounting fraud and other corporate scandals among a few S-chips that rocked the Singapore stock market in the early 2010s, tarnishing the reputation of Chinese companies, which saw their share prices collapsing in the aftermath of the episode.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - An unstable embankment at Vale SA's Gongo Soco mining pit in Brazil has a lower risk than previously thought of collapsing in a way that would destabilize the nearby Sul Superior dam, the iron ore miner said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Sears was taken to hospital on Saturday after collapsing in the stands in Rod Laver Arena, causing about an hour long delay in Ivanovic's third round clash with American Madison Keys that the Serb later went on to lose 4-23 6-4 6-4.
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" Democrats have pushed back on the idea ObamaCare is already collapsing, in part by citing a report from financial analysts Standard & Poors last month that found that insurer finances on the law's exchanges are improving and large premium hikes this year were a "one-time pricing correction.
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Gears of War 4 is a beautiful game on the Xbox One, and much of its impact comes from the sheer amount of stuff flying around on screen at a given time — buildings collapsing in storms, boxes splintering under a hail of bullets, and so on.
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And of course David Fincher's 1999 movie Fight Club ends with what became Pixies' best known song; "Where Is My Mind?" plays while all the credit card buildings are collapsing in the distance as Edward Norton and Helena Bonham Carter look on from an empty skyscraper.
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So as the agreement appeared dead on Friday — collapsing in the face of unrelenting opposition from Wallonia, the French-speaking portion of Belgium, where dairy cows have run of the land — it underscored the extent to which trade has become politically radioactive around much of the globe.
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Trump has failed to secure passage of any major legislation since taking office in January, with a healthcare overhaul collapsing in the Senate, money to build his promised wall along the border with Mexico failing to materialize and infrastructure spending legislation never getting off the ground.
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Like the smallest dab of nam prik pao, chiles roasted and simmered into jam, and the scent of torn kaffir lime leaves in tom yum, a clear soup with tomatoes collapsing in its depths and a warmth that settles under the ribs like an expanding cloud.
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That's not just a good "it's good to be home" ritual, it's the kind of date night many new parents wind up having — quick, at the drive-through as the baby sleeps in the back or naps with a sitter — before collapsing in an exhausted heap back home.
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With Donald Trump collapsing in the polls and Democrats picking up steam in the House and Senate races, there seemed to be potential for the kind of outcome America saw in 1964 or 2008 -- a Democratic president elected with a Democratic Congress amid the repudiation of the Republican Party.
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Thus, "Voyeurs" feels like a dream that you can't quite shake after waking, and it's almost as though time is collapsing in on itself — as though both women are here and not here and the audience can peer through the dimensions to watch their brief pas de deux.
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Potentially taking cues from trendsetter and über-collaborator Charli XCX (whose song with Carly Rae Jepsen, "Backseat," had fans collapsing in on themselves last December, and whose approach to pop actually borrows a lot from hip-hop), it seems that women in pop are noting that there's strength in numbers.
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The unseasonably early arrival of the pumpkin spice latte, the wrong film winning the Oscar for Best Picture, the Kansas City Chiefs collapsing in their first game in the playoffs: I can think of few other things in life as reliable as the monthly drip of video game remasters, remakes, and reboots.
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Waterstones, which had sales of over 400 million pounds ($556 million) in its last financial year, has returned to profitability over the last two years after almost collapsing in 2011 when it was hit by a combination of high debt and declining book sales in the face of competition from electronic readers.
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"The likely decision to proceed with the ANC threatens to have a high political and economic cost in terms of international isolation, sanctions, and casualties from escalating protests, increasing the risk of the Maduro regime collapsing in the two-year outlook," he wrote for IHS Jane's Country Risk report published last week on Thursday.
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The instrument has already found 1,203 supernovae (the massive explosions of large stars collapsing in on themselves) and 50 near-Earth asteroids, including two near-Earth asteroids that passed within 72,000 and 76,000 miles of the Earth, as well as asteroid 2019 AQ3, which has the shortest known orbital time around the Sun of any asteroid.
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On the final dash of his last game at Folsom Field here that year, Salaam roared 67 yards for a touchdown, collapsing in the end zone and spurring his teammates to hoist him onto their shoulders as fans waved "2000" signs; he had become just the fourth college player to exceed 2,000 rushing yards in a season.
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For Cruz, on the other hand, the debate is a much-needed opportunity to get some desperately-needed momentum—a Suffolk University/Boston Globe poll released Friday showed the Texan's support collapsing in New Hampshire, and seemed to confirm that the Gospel conservatism Cruz used so effectively in Iowa may not work in a more socially moderate—and secular—state like New Hampshire.
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To see whether even the old theory could produce a sound of that magnitude, they created a simplified mathematical model of a joint with a bubble in it and ran simulations, comparing the theoretical sounds of the bubble collapsing in the model with recordings of Mr. Suja, who is now a doctoral student at Stanford University, and others cracking their knuckles.
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When I sat down in the "Fuzzidarium" and put a headset on, I was enjoying the scene, which involved flower-esque shapes zooming around the screen and collapsing in on each other infinitely, for just a few moments before a staffer crept in and activated some sort of hidden switch that made the entire panel I was sitting on vibrate.
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Her breakthrough VR work, Hunger In Los Angeles, was a machinima film that showed a man collapsing in line at a food bank from hunger in 2012, and subsequent works (such as Project Syria) have placed the viewer on a street in Aleppo when a bomb goes off, demonstrating the horror of events unfolding in the region in a commission for the World Economic Forum.
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"Our commitments of today reflect our strong determination to do whatever it takes to effectively address the current challenges and to restore confidence and support a rapid recovery," Mario Centeno, who chairs the discussions among the euro area finance ministers, said in a statement, echoing the famous words of former European Central Bank President Mario Draghi, which helped to save the euro zone from collapsing in 2012.
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That deliberate roughness gives lines like this their force and power: The sentences are collapsing one by one and the bodies are collapsing in your bloody hands and you stitch me up and pray I will sleep and you tell me of the shattered bus stops where the refugees are waiting for the buses to take them to the mall where they are holding us now and there is a man outside our bodies making comments about perspective and scale and light and there is light once more in your bloody fingers.
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