Everyone's problems outside the ring are coming to a head.
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Several matters in the courts are coming to a head.
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Why is this coming to a head in China right now?
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Tensions are coming to a head between former South Bend, Ind.
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In Buckhorn, South Dakota, things are also coming to a head.
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Things are finally coming to a head between Bryan and Chuck!
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The issue is coming to a head in the California Legislature.
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Mara, this seems like it&aposs all coming to a head here.
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And it is all coming to a head as a deadline looms.
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"Last Chance High" you have all of that coming to a head.
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The fraught situation in Venezuela seems to be coming to a head.
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Bummer is that this is all coming to a head during midterms.
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All of this is now coming to a head in these trade talks.
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This is coming to a head -- quickly -- and with zero good political options.
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The fight over a net neutrality bill in California is coming to a head.
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Last year, discussions around regulating loot boxes seemed to be coming to a head.
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One thing is clear: The battle over kratom is swiftly coming to a head.
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Things are coming to a head in 2019, as Dragon Springs seeks further expansion.
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With the NBA playoffs underway, a season's worth of storylines are coming to a head.
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This tension started coming to a head with the Prevention of Terrorism Act (1974-1989).
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The plastic bag wars, after years in the trenches, are now coming to a head.
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Washington (CNN)Saying "this problem is coming to a head," national security adviser Lt. Gen.
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There was a sense, by Tuesday, of both anger and anguish coming to a head.
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The change comes at a time when several global threats are coming to a head.
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Croft noted that recently rising tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran were coming to a head.
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On Wednesday, Thomas Atkinson, the SFC's enforcement head, said the work was "coming to a head".
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Projects and other tasks were coming to a head, notes Narayana Montúfar, senior astrologer at Astrology.
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In the House, disagreements over the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) are coming to a head.
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London (CNN Business)A pitched battle over copyright law in Europe is coming to a head.
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An interview between the mayor and prosecutors could indicate that the probes are coming to a head.
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For users of the popular programming language Python, the issue is coming to a head next month.
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Most people in the Capitol believe that phase of the impeachment saga is coming to a head.
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We look at what's happening in the country and why the situation is coming to a head.
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They said a slew of economic imbalances stemming from China were coming to a head under the coronavirus.
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The six-year old fight to regulate porn in the industry's hub is finally coming to a head.
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"Anything can happen in a village," Adrian says ruefully, as matters seem to be coming to a head.
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"Things seem to be coming to a head with a hard stop payment due on Monday," Schulz said.
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Days earlier, a source close to Assange told Reuters that the diplomatic impasse was coming to a head.
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With those numbers, it's no wonder that a reckoning on motherhood and civic office is coming to a head.
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Things are coming to a head between Kourtney Kardashian and her ex Scott Disick on the family's reality show.
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That's especially true when you have two situations -- North Korea and Iran -- that appear to be coming to a head.
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"It seems to me that reporting on sexual harassment in the workplace is really coming to a head," he said.
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"It's the debut of Sibande's avatar, visualizing the timely theme of women's power coming to a head in this country."
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Those issues are coming to a head at Google, one of the richest and largest technology companies in the world.
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LONDON, Sept 27 (Reuters) - 1/BRUMP-TREXIT HAZE Things may be coming to a head in British and U.S. politics.
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Matters are now coming to a head, as Italy's new coalition government instigates a showdown over the European Union's fiscal rules.
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News of Krause's new company broke late last year as Faraday Future's financial troubles appeared to be coming to a head.
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But in the U.K. alone, the massive costs and other problems with the National Health Service are coming to a head.
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With all of the criticism coming to a head before the summer break, the F.I.A. has nullified or changed several rules.
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But the prime minister has been sent into a bunker by corruption investigations that appear to be coming to a head.
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"She said something about 'things are coming to a head very soon, I can feel it,' " her sister Kim Watson tells PEOPLE.
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Around the same time, the legal battle over including the citizenship question on the 2020 census could be coming to a head.
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In the meantime, the drama is coming to a head, a power struggle between the women escalating into what could be cannibalism.
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Uber's plans to start delivering fast food by drone in San Diego this summer are nearly coming to a head, reports Bloomberg Businessweek.
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Another battle here — just a musket volley from Princeton Battlefield State Park — has raged for years and is now coming to a head.
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Then there are the looming investigations, which appear to be coming to a head, into a long list of the president's potential misdeeds.
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" McMaster said it is the consensus of the US, along with allies in the region, that "this problem is coming to a head.
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The division in South Korea is coming to a head as Moon pushes to host Kim to Seoul as soon as this month.
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ELeague's second season of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive is coming to a head this weekend with only four teams left in the running Friday.
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But her resignation, and the internal email are hints that a long-standing tension inside the company might finally be coming to a head.
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Two warring factions, fundamentally divided on Bitcoin's future, are coming to a head — and the impending split could either save Bitcoin or doom it.
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After referencing Drake's use of ghostwriters on DAYTONA's closer "Infared," the slow churning beef between the two rappers is finally coming to a head.
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It was Milwaukee's — America's — history and maintenance of racist policies, through housing discrimination, divestment of black communities, and policing, all coming to a head.
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Pisces season has you in a sentimental mood, but you're all business—despite the emotional energy—because important projects are coming to a head.
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Brown and the Raiders have been butting heads for the past month ... with things really coming to a head in the past 48 hours.
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He's still waiting for Congress to ratify it -- and Washington Post White House reporter Seung Min Kim said negotiations are coming to a head.
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The second part, which follows older Wirt, sees him following a river, and eventually coming to a head with a rather scary ghost (see below).
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"All those questions are now going to be coming to a head, because we've now gotten through the first round of document review," Warner said.
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The latest lawyer shuffle comes as the question of whether Trump will agree to an interview with Mueller appears to be coming to a head.
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SAN FRANCISCO — In the fight over the future of self-driving vehicles, a bare-knuckled brawl between Uber and Waymo is coming to a head.
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With the race to the College Football Playoff coming to a head, Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney and ESPN TV analyst Paul Finebaum are feuding.
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Coming to a head The tumult in both major parties will come to a head when they hold conventions during the final two weeks of July.
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A sneak peek at the final episode of the three-part reunion shows the conflict between Bethenny Frankel and Luann de Lesseps coming to a head.
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U.S.-Iran tensions simmered through the fall, but then spiked back up in late December and early January, coming to a head with the Soleimani strike.
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"He has a lot bigger things to focus on than this investigation coming to a head right now, whether it's Iran or North Korea," Giuliani said.
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After years of debate, the question over whether or not US foods made with genetically-modified organisms should be labeled is finally coming to a head.
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May's problems over a withdrawal are coming to a head over her promise to leave Europe's customs union, which guarantees tariff-free trade with Continental Europe.
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No, that's exactly what I meant when I said their notoriously take-no-prisoners attitudes finally coming to a head because they have no good will.
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Meanwhile, she said, it's pretty obvious that the tech industry is in a weird place right now, where a lot of things are coming to a head.
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In this respect, it is unfortunate for China that the debate is coming to a head at a time of panic in an industry China dominates: steel.
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The prospect of the Iran nuclear deal unfolding is one of several geopolitical risks coming to a head in October that analysts warn could upend oil markets.
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It all seems to be coming to a head, as the current manager Zinedine Zidane has told the media that he hopes Bale goes away for good.
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" Speaking Sunday, US national security adviser H. R. McMaster said the US hopes not to use military force but warned "this problem is coming to a head.
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On Wednesday, Trump publicly addressed the situation with Iran, which has escalated in recent weeks, coming to a head when US forces killed Iranian military leader Gen.
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It's all coming to a head and you have to get rid of less important characters that the audience hasn't had the chance to invest in as much.
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"The lira has been weakening since and it's coming to a head today," Wilson said, adding the downward spiral will continue if Turkey insists on a soft landing.
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Why it matters: The issues that defined Trump's presidential campaign are coming to a head — with significant trade and immigration decisions due and an inevitable confrontation with China.
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The North Korea situation is coming to a head during Trump's summer vacation, a time when other presidents have seen their time away from Washington spoiled by controversy.
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The restaurant industry struggled with weak sales and traffic throughout 2016, coming to a head in December when same-store sales growth was the worst of the year.
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Wall Street's top oil watcher says there are three geopolitical headwinds that might be "coming to a head in October" — and they could have implications for oil markets.
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At FERC: The opening phase of Energy Secretary Rick Perry's plan to keep at-risk coal and nuclear plants is coming to a head as soon as next week.
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Having such a prominent member of his staff deliver such a targeted message makes it clear that frustrations with Congress are coming to a head inside the Trump administration.
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El Salvador's history can be seen as a long chain of cycles of violence dating back to colonial times, with internal conflicts coming to a head again and again.
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That controversy is now coming to a head: Trump just announced he will attend the second round of the LPGA championship later this afternoon when he returns from France.
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Why it matters: The Afrin assault is just one of several violent clashes in recent weeks to expose the overlapping and contradictory interests coming to a head in Syria.
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But since then, the two have fallen into an increasingly acrimonious relationship, coming to a head Friday with Warren's call for White to effectively be fired from her post.
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Tensions between the city's white majority and swelling Asian minority were high as he was growing up, coming to a head with two days of rioting in July 2001.
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The debate over the agreement started in 28503, generating an acrimonious lobbying and public relations effort that is coming to a head with the dawning of a new administration.
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"All these things that are coming to a head right now in our country — immigrants, sexism, the generational clash — are really big elements in our show," Mr. Bomer said.
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These factors are all coming to a head at the State Department, where former Exxon Mobil CEO Rex Tillerson has impressed a lot of the staff, but vacancies are proliferating.
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"It's all coming to a head and you have to get rid of less important characters that the audience hasn't had the chance to invest in as much," said Varma.
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"Uber's notorious, aggressive, take-no-prisoners approach to its internal culture and external relationships is coming to a head in a way that Uber has never seen before," Bhuiyan said.
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I had no idea when we were writing the second season that our show would air during a time when all of these issues would be coming to a head.
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There's the romantic charge of Luke and Lorelai making eyes at each other over Lorelai's shoe, and the Rory/Dean/Jess love triangle finally and dramatically coming to a head.
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The competing interests of the local people, the government, environmentalists and large mining companies that control land where wildcat miners operate are now coming to a head in West Sumbawa.
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It is the latest move in a record transatlantic trade dispute involving mutual claims of illegal aircraft subsidies, coming to a head at a time of rising global trade tensions.
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A number of scandals surrounding the White House seem to be coming to a head right as President Donald Trump prepares to deliver his first State of the Union address.
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Between the lines: The blame game is coming to a head at Fox News, where news and opinion programming differs, but viewers often struggle to discern the difference between the two.
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In the most recent Grey's Anatomy episode, "Add It Up," the love triangle between Owen (Kevin McKidd), Teddy (Kim Raver), and Tom (Greg Germann) might finally be coming to a head.
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You start off learning of the horrors of police brutality against LA's black population at the time, with tensions coming to a head at the 1965 Watts riots in part two.
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But she says pressure from investors, ranging from those with concerns about the long-term economic impact of climate change to those with more moral preoccupations, is "coming to a head".
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"The pressure to bolt from the government will continue to build, possibly coming to a head at the December party congress," said Josef Joffe, publisher-editor of the weekly Die Zeit.
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This obviously goes double if you're aware of any potential legal claims against the company, or if known disputes have already come up or may be coming to a head soon.
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In this landscape of desperation, public outrage was already coming to a head when last week, Juan Guaidó, the opposition leader and head of the National Assembly, declared himself interim president.
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And while the Trump administration is still delaying a decision on what to do with the "DREAMers" who've received DACA protections, it looks like the crisis is coming to a head.
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After three weeks, the standoff between the federal government and a band of armed, anti-government men in Oregon hunkered down in a wildlife refuge appears to be coming to a head.
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INGRAHAM: Charles, you get the sense that this is coming to a head here, both with whether the president will testify and the intensity of Giuliani&aposs comments about Mueller and Cohen.
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At a time in the U.S. when political and social tensions seem to be coming to a head, the conversation of privilege and cultural appropriation has spilled over into the food world.
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The complicated history behind the regional struggle spans across decades and borders, and Kurdish support for independence are coming to a head, not just in Iraq, but in neighboring countries as well.
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"When we were writing the second season, I had no idea that our show would air during a time when all of these issues would be coming to a head," said Notaro.
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The months-long Republican race may be coming to a head at nominating contests on Tuesday where Trump is seeking victories that might give him an almost insurmountable lead for the nomination.
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The issue is coming to a head in part because of a request by Florida-based Moon Express for permission from the U.S. government to land a spacecraft on the moon in 2017.
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The battle is coming to a head after a panel of outside advisers last week recommended that doctors receive mandatory training for prescribing opioids, something that is not currently required under federal law.
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All signs have been pointing in this direction for some time now, with it coming to a head last week when Fisher openly blamed the front office for the bad record and results.
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"It has to be either the investigation coming to a head there ... or something significant happening in the economy, which is the one thing that continues to buoy the president's numbers upward," he said.
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A slow-simmering political crisis that has gripped Venezuela for months appeared to be coming to a head this week as opposition politicians issued a direct challenge to the authority of President Nicolás Maduro.
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The issue -- and the President's stated frustration with what the island has received up to this point -- is coming to a head as lawmakers work to reach a deal on a disaster relief package.
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But the rubber appears to be hitting the road as the realities of Tesla becoming a volume player, the challenges to scale and deliver high volume at high ASPs/margins are coming to a head.
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National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster told ABC's Martha Raddatz that "this problem is coming to a head," that "all of our options are on the table," and that Trump "will take action" to fix this.
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In a nod that the confrontation seems to be coming to a head, al-Sham released a statement that called on its fighters and supporters to fight against all forces trying to enter the city.
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What you're seeing is Uber's notorious, take-no-prisoners, aggressive approach to both its internal culture as well as its external relationships coming to a head in a way that Uber has never seen before.
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Tensions are coming to a head over the approaching Oscars, as many stars continue to voice their opinions on the lack of diversity in this year's nominations while Academy members rush to defend the storied ceremony.
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Now the debate is coming to a head, as two of SoftBank's biggest bets — Uber and WeWork — teeter on shaky ground and as SoftBank plows ahead with plans to raise a second $100 billion Vision Fund.
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This has reignited fears that his long-running power struggle between Gordhan — seen by investors as a guarantor of fiscal prudence and South Africa's investment grade rating — and President Jacob Zuma is coming to a head.
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The third season of WEEDIQUETTE premieres Wednesday on VICELAND, taking Krishna Andavolu to the front lines of the war on weed—a conflict coming to a head now that the drug is legal in several states.
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"It just so happens that right now a lot of the things I've been talking about for the past ten years of doing this project are all coming to a head in the mainstream consciousness," she says.
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As the Senate fight was coming to a head, Washington was suddenly mesmerized by a profanity-laced rant from Scaramucci, who tore into Priebus and Trump strategist Steve Bannon in an interview in The New Yorker magazine.
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And if the closing scenes of the trailer, with Drogon flying over a charging army of Dothraki, is anything to go by, the fight between Daenerys and Cersei for the Iron Throne is coming to a head.
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"My nephew wouldn't grow up with his mother, his mother who has lived her entire life in the U.S." The issue is coming to a head now, because the Dreamers have become a sort of bargaining chip.
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Another equally complex surveillance scare is coming to a head, as rural US wireless providers are resisting an FCC proposal to remove all gear from American telecom networks sold by the Chinese firm Huawei, citing spying fears.
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At stake are Merkel's authority as well as the future of her alliance with the Bavarian Christian Social Union (CSU) and Social Democrats at a time when European divisions over migrants are once more coming to a head.
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Last year, doctors raised the alarm that a mental health crisis was coming to a head there: Children were exhibiting signs of resignation syndrome, a mental health condition found in trauma victims that involves extreme withdrawal from reality.
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Some of it is on trade, some of it on the government shutdown, the Federal Reserve versus Donald Trump, they are all coming to a head at a time when there is a lot of illiquidity in the market.
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The political debate over encryption has intensified in the U.S. in recent years, coming to a head earlier this year when Apple refused a court order to decrypt the iPhone of one of the suspected San Bernardino mass shooters.
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Among the "known unknowns" that are coming to a head... LEADING THE DAY INVESTIGATIONS: Spy drama grips Washington… The president is demanding an investigation into an FBI informant who made contact with several of his campaign advisers in 2016.
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The same concerns that percolate throughout the film — ownership, consent, and fear of exploitation — are coming to a head in ways that reflect the very concerns that may have prompted Gey to lie about HeLa's identity to begin with.
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Things are brewing and a climax to a situation in your relationships is soon coming to a head, so this is a great time to connect with your partners and get on the same page as best you can.
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Their differing foreign policy views had long put the two at odds, but their disagreements seemed to fester in recent months, coming to a head following Trump's scrapped plans to invite the Taliban to Camp David over the weekend.
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If you're wondering why the bathroom practices of a teenage girl are any of your business—let alone national news—the reason is because trans kids are caught in the crosshairs of an antiquated political controversy coming to a head today.
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"All these things are coming to a head, it's no longer that investors, asset managers, fiduciaries don't have the right information, they have the right information and they have a very clear choice to be making right now," she said.
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Zuma's sudden recall cut short Gordhan's roadshow in Britain and the United States, triggering jitters that a long-running power struggle between the two men was coming to a head and might threaten more turmoil for Africa's most developed economy.
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Interruptions to water supplies are common after eight years of near-anarchy since Muammar Gaddafi was ousted, but a wider crisis is now coming to a head in a country made up mainly of arid desert and split between competing administrations.
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Why it matters: Facebook has grappled with the best way to elevate a diverse set of accurate news sources for years, with the problem coming to a head during the 2016 election when the platform saw a spike in fake news.
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A clash between America's most notorious labor union and the reality TV show Top Chef is coming to a head in federal court this week in a bizarre extortion trial that centers on allegations of nasty slurs and slashed tires.
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Major societal changes such as the women's movement, the civil rights movement, and, more recently, more open discussion of sexual assault and harassment in the workplace have been fueled by widespread anger coming to a head and spilling over into action.
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Most have been named within the massive Lava Jato probe into bribes in the state-owned oil company Petrobras that began two years ago, but now appears to be coming to a head as it causes chaos in the Brazilian government.
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"Theorists have been working on kilonova for the past decade, and now with this one singular event, all this decade of work is all kind of coming to a head," Tony Piro, principal investigator of the Swope Supernova Survey, tells The Verge.
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Why it matters: While it's unlikely advertisers will give up on the company immediately, analysts worry that recent scandals, coming to a head in a New York Times article last week, will weigh on investor confidence and their client relationships long-term.
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We knew that it would all be coming to a head in the form of some kind of shootout, and although the action was welcomed, it still felt like one of the weakest and most risk-averse finales the show has ever delivered.
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Much of the world-spanning fight appeared to be coming to a head this week in the United States District Court for the Southern District of California, where a jury was selected on Monday for a trial on Apple's lawsuit and Qualcomm's counterclaims.
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SHIFTING BLAME The potential exchange of tariffs stems from complaints filed well before the current spate of global trade tensions, but is coming to a head just as global markets are taking fright at trade friction dominated by a U.S.-China trade war.
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The debate within the U.S. administration is coming to a head amid preparations for Obama's trip to Vietnam this month to bolster ties between Washington and Hanoi, former wartime enemies who are increasingly partners against China's growing territorial assertiveness in the South China Sea.
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Instead, it is a sign that powerful people are shaken by the profound contradiction that is finally coming to a head between the purported values of contemporary art and the violent profiteering that subtends most of the major institutions of the art system. 4.
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Divisions in the church are quickly coming to a head, with many conservatives lining up to defend Archbishop Viganò and progressives rallying around Pope Francis, wrapping ideological competition and political maneuvering into what is quickly threatening to be the church's biggest scandal in decades.
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That general pattern continued throughout the following 20 years, most notably coming to a head with President Johnson's nomination of Abe Fortas to be elevated from associate justice to chief justice in 1968, prompting a filibuster that was sustained in part by Southern Dixiecrats siding with Republicans.
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When the week began, the events to watch were clear: FBI Director James Comey's was set to testify on Capitol Hill; a high-profile legislative battle over health care was coming to a head and Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch was beginning his Senate confirmation hearing.
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"People thought you could put whatever you wanted here because it was a poor black community, and now things are coming to a head because of that," Dorcey Applyrs, a member of Albany's Common Council (the equivalent to a city council) who represents the area, told VICE.
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This constant state of chaos and anxiety has been exhausting and nearly unbearable, but it is all coming to a head in November when the defiant, the resisters, the never-Trumpers, will get to have their voices heard in a way that reaches beyond protests and rallies.
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An all-too-common sequence of outrage spurring empty pledges from politicians before a return to the status quo has become routine, but things may be coming to a head — especially in Florida, where a likely clash between political heavyweights could center on gun issues. Gov.
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" Engine power surfaced as another issue, coming to a head at the Japanese Grand Prix in September 21.6, the 28rd race of the 22.4 races of the era, when Fernando Alonso, a two-time drivers' champion, complained over his car radio to his McLaren Honda team: "GP2370 engine!
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Speculation about Assange's future has grown after the Sunday Times newspaper reported senior officials from Ecuador and Britain were talking about how to remove him from the embassy after revocation of his asylum, and a source close to him told Reuters the situation was coming to a head.
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While in due part to being an artist at the height of his powers, Drake's pivot is also birthed from a general frustration with media, voicing as far back in his interview for the show Q before coming to a head in the now-infamous Rolling Stone interview.
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"Because we know we're coming to an end, and [because of] what we've been filming in Season 7 — without giving anything away, things are coming to a head, so not only do we feel the passage of time ... that's also been reflected in what we're shooting," he teased.
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And I [wanted] to do something innate and physical, that dealt with people traipsing on things and kind of depleting resources and being where they shouldn't be, and repercussions of that all coming to a head in a pretty different survival movie that turned into a weird monster movie.
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A number of long-simmering advertiser frustrations with the digital world are now coming to a head — rampant ad fraud, measurement concerns, transparency in how ads are sold — and some in the industry have recognized that the only way to counterbalance Google and Facebook's duopoly control is through collective force.
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The issue is coming to a head: On Monday, the Trump administration has to inform the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia how it wants to resolve a lawsuit the House Republicans brought against the Obama administration saying the White House was making the payments without congressional approval.
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That's the question coming to a head in the controversy over whether or not Apple should be forced to engineer new software to allow the FBI to unlock the iPhone used by one of the terrorists from the San Bernardino attack that killed 14 people in my home state of California last year.
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"There are critically important cases coming to a head in the courts on redistricting, strict Voter Id and other restrictions on voter access that will determine whether American citizens are able to have their voices heard at the polls to demand fair representation," said Liz Kennedy of the liberal Center for American Progress.
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But over the past few weeks, as more and more states passed laws that would greatly restrict abortion access — coming to a head with Alabama's near-total ban on abortion — voters have flooded the internet and the streets, seeing this trend as a quickening path to destroying the national right to abortion access.
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But tensions have been building slowly between the two, coming to a head at Tuesday's debate, when a hot mic caught Warren asking Sanders after the debate if he was calling her a liar on TV, after he denied saying in an earlier private conversation that a woman could not be elected president.
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A moment in history But we're at this really interesting place in history where 250 years of arguing about how accountable the president should be to Congress is coming to a head -- not just over impeachment testimony but also over Trump's tax records and with grand jury testimony in the Mueller investigation.
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The banlieues' involvement in the Yellow Vests protests, then, raises important questions about whether or not decades of economic resentment, coming to a head under Macron, could be the start of a true class-consciousness, without the racial divisions that generally put the white rural poor and non-white urban poor on opposing sides.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersSenators introduce resolution warning that Congress has not authorized Iran war Ex-Trump campaign adviser: Biden would be able to 'sit down and get some things done' with Republicans Cardi B says she's filing for 'Nigerian citizenship' because Trump is putting lives 'in danger' MORE (I-Vt.) is coming to a head.
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But Ethan Harris, head of global economics at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, lists a number of global disputes coming to a head this fall, including tariffs on imports from China, the potential for auto tariffs on other countries, Iran oil sanctions kicking in, Congress facing another budget deadline and the election in November.
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Along with the three relaxing, if double-chin inducing, images of herself, she wrote, "WHEN UR ROLLIN CALLS WITH UR A&R BUT TRYING TO MASSAGE THE STRESS OUT YA JAW AT THE SAME TIME CAUSE EVERYTHING IS COMING TO A HEAD❗" She then looked back at her most recent posts and decided she needed a pick-me-up.
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And those same problems -- US backing of Syria's Kurds over ally Turkey's objections, Iran's use of Syria's civil war to advance its own hegemonic regional interests, Israel's pent-up frustrations at Iran's expansionism, Turkey's battle with the Kurds, Assad's continued bloodletting even in the suburbs of his own capital, and Russia's intent to impose an unworkable peace -- are all coming to a head.
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Last week a number of brands and publishers in Europe said they would pull advertising from Google's network after their adverts were revealed to be being displayed alongside content such as videos promoting terrorism and anti-Semitism — a long-standing issue with online ad networks that is arguably coming to a head now given rising concern about extremist movements using online channels to spread divisive messaging and build influence among voters in democratic societies.
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US PASTOR IN TURKEY TOPS LIST OF AMERICANS JAILED, SENTENCED ON DUBIOUS CHARGES YAZIDIS SEEK RESCUE OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN ENSLAVED, MARRIED OFF TO ISIS For a time, it seemed the Trump team had a deal in the works to avoid such tensions coming to a head, with various concessions and incentives being given to Ankara, including the dropping of charges on Turkish guards accused of beating anti-Erdogan protesters in Washington.
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