I was on a high, but it wasn't a drug high; I was on adrenaline, and sooner or later you crash and burn, and unfortunately the drugs helped me crash and burn.
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The studio would simply crash and burn if they left.
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That will likely only continue as more businesses crash and burn.
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So will the Golden Knights take off, or crash and burn?
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That posturing, she warns, could lead to a crash and burn.
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I would hate to crash and burn live on C-Span.
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One-dimensional employees are far more likely to crash and burn.
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Ramdev would not be the first godman to crash and burn.
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This sends me into a spiral and I crash and burn.
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I was going to let you crash and burn, and you did!
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"Most novel arguments crash and burn, but some soar," Professor Gerrard said.
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So why was this weekend a crash and burn for the industry?
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"I was certainly glad to see Bernie crash and burn," said Rep.
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Or will it crash and burn in a huge, morbid spectacle (of Spectacles)?
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She didn't crash and burn because she had achieved too much too soon.
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I didn't want to see them crash and burn on the first night.
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You would have had an economy that was going to crash and burn.
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VR didn't exactly soar this year — but it didn't crash and burn, either.
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Crash and Burn could be as powerful a story as 13 Reasons Why.
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Then there was the crash-and-burn from failing at real estate investing.
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Though Trials makes it kind of fun and funny to crash and burn.
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"I don't want these companies to crash and burn," Balkin told The Verge.
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He fails, and it's absolutely hilarious seeing the pair crash and burn together.
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Will the Air Raid fly out of the gates, or crash and burn?
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The Republican agenda could well crash and burn in a more pyrrhic fashion.
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In fact, if these relationships crash and burn, isn't that all the more entertaining?
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Amazon will win no matter how the vendors thrive, survive or crash and burn.
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That might not seem like much news: Businesses crash and burn all the time.
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Why did a very similar spin on today's streaming services crash and burn, anyway?.
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While some of these leaders soar and achieve great success, others crash and burn.
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Conversely, when misconstructed, misconstrued or overlooked, KPIs can cause organizations to crash and burn.
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What looked like an impossible dream season may well crash and burn before Thanksgiving.
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Few characters in soaps ever crash and burn -- there is a relentless reinvention and recycling.
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Central Europe's autocrats don't want the EU to crash and burn the way Putin does.
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That's assuming the show doesn't completely crash and burn before things wrap up, of course.
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In the aftermath, thousands of startups will crash and burn; hopefully lessons will be learned.
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Just watch an episode of Shark Tank to see a few people crash and burn.
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His crash-and-burn attitude can be a useful aesthetic for musicians, and for writers.
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There are many asking the question: Is it time to let it crash and burn?
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AND CNBC ALSO, YEARS BACK, GAVE ME A SECOND CHANCE AFTER MY CRASH AND BURN.
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I felt like they were all thinking, 'This poor girl is going to crash and burn.
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Cryptocurrency projects can crash and burn if developers don't predict how humans will abuse their blockchains.
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Derek was extremely confident, which is always a sign that someone is about to crash and burn.
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Eighty years later, the polling industry was well overdue for a crash and burn of equal scale.
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Read more: It took only 4 months for the future of the smartphone to crash and burn
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The bigger the stunts, the better the money, and the bigger risk that you'd crash and burn.
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They had seen so many promising quarterback careers crash and burn in Joe Namath's 50-year wake.
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" The Bravolebrity adds, "I had such high hopes, and I watched everything crash and burn in slow motion.
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And lawmakers have pushed to craft tax reform legislation before, only to see the efforts crash and burn.
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For example, airlines in the U.S. are now solidly profitable, after abandoning decades of crash-and-burn pricing.
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It's hard to distinguish between who will lead a company towards success, and who will crash and burn.
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After 13 years in orbit, Cassini is set to crash and burn in Saturn's atmosphere on Sept. 15.
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Some projects crash and burn from a lack of resources, while others may be too farfetched to ever succeed.
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If I crash and burn, I want everyone to still believe in me, and think I've got something left.
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But in the end, the seesaw is going to break and all the President's men will crash and burn.
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These men are bullies, and it does my heart good to see just one of them crash and burn!
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However, that doesn't mean that a history of racism wasn't at play in the crash and burn of Williams' jokes.
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Is that a Bloomberg, soaring majestically across America, or a Hindenburg, doomed to a spectacular and expensive crash and burn?
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Indeed, this president in his first two months in office is proving to be the king of crash and burn.
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The solution is to get everyone around a table to figure out a plan that won't crash and burn, Vilsack said.
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Empires crash and burn, but among the embers we can usually find one or two inventions worthy of clinging on to.
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But, no matter how good they are, the best Samsung can really hope for is that they don't crash and burn.
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He opened with "Crash and Burn," re-imagined with a throbbing beat that ignited dance moves barely evident a year ago.
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It caused his campaign to crash and burn while it might have bolstered hers — and undermined the legitimacy of the election.
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"Historical analogy suggests this junior bubble, by size, may well crash and burn even before the broad market peaks," he said.
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When you crash and burn, you have to pick yourself up and go on and hope to make up for it.
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"We're watching the Republican Party crash and burn right now, and we have to be the party that sticks together," she said.
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And then it's just hundreds of messages from people either getting their hopes up or waiting for you to crash and burn.
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Surely he has seen starters look strong for a while and then crash and burn at the same point, game after game.
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The point is that at a deep level Trumptrade is running into the same wall that caused Trumpcare to crash and burn.
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VCs try to find teams and ideas that have a big upside because they know many portfolio firms will crash and burn.
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"You've got to be willing to crash and burn, with people on the phone, with starting a company, with whatever," Jobs said.
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It's a process tailor-made for a bombastic and loud candidate like Trump to excel, and also crash and burn in fantastic fashion.
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If the current crop of Silicon Valley-inspired toys crash and burn, it's likely that the VC funding will dry up once more.
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Broadway is a brutal business, in which real success is enjoyed by a handful of shows, while a vast majority crash and burn.
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"This will either be the biggest thing ever, or the most spectacular crash and burn in the history of mankind," Mr. Berns said.
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In other words, if the border tax goes down in flames, the entire tax reform effort is likely to also crash and burn.
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When you're fully expecting them to crash and burn in a glorious fireball, they're stubborn enough to land safely back on Earth. Surprise!
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"You've got to be willing to crash and burn, with people on the phone, with starting a company, with whatever," Jobs said in 1994.
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"Bitcoin is deciding whether this is the moment to crash and burn," said Steven Englander, head of strategy at New York-based Rafiki Capital.
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As a former HR and recruiting executive, I became a career coach after watching far too many talented people crash-and-burn the interview.
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Perhaps I needed to crash and burn financially in order to understand the simple lesson that didn't stick at age 14: to not live frivolously.
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Freddy: Nobody sits around and yells during CTFs unless it's crash and burn, where if you fail programming (after first compilation) you have to drink.
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Another reason these discussions tend to crash and burn is that they often sidestep one of the most critical, and vexing, aspects of the issue.
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That doesn't mean this many startups crash and burn, but that 60% of startups deliver less than 1x return on investment (ROI) to investors (i.e.
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It's not clear if the president understands this dynamic, and if he doesn't get it, then the upcoming summit is set to crash and burn.
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Despite its potential, Another Life just feels like a generic, humorless space adventure that's likely to crash and burn long before it unravels its big mysteries.
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The crash and burn of Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown, as remembered by Houston's publicist Kenneth Reynolds, her bodyguard Alan Jacobs and her friend Jermaine Jackson.
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According to The Tracking Board, casting is officially underway for Crash and Burn, an upcoming drama that should draw in fans of Netflix's 13 Reasons Why.
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" He also reportedly said he didn't believe the White House would "ever look competent" and that Trump's presidency could "crash and burn" and "end in disgrace.
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The latest from Derek Cianfrance is 132 minutes of slow-motion relationship crash-and-burn Writer-director Derek Cianfrance specializes in tastefully staged, evocatively lit suffering.
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Bitcoin bulls think the cryptocurrency will push higher — with one suggesting it could crack the $60,000 barrier — while bitcoin bears think it will crash and burn.
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Of all the Rubio campaign's miscalculations, the greatest was its expectation that Mr. Trump was no more than a fringe candidate who would crash and burn.
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Or consider crash-and-burn cases like Beepi, a used car marketplace that blew through nearly $150 million in venture capital before shutting down in 2016.
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His parents' open letter to the Hamilton College community reports that faculty and administrators exchanged emails about Graham's "complete crash and burn" shortly before his suicide.
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The impact of the festival's performances is hard to comprehend now, when buzz bands can crash and burn on social media before ever going on tour.
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But one way or another, whether they take the giant step of cutting short the August recess or not, it's almost certain to crash and burn.
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Liz is not a long-term pick, but she is a crash-and-burn pick — hopefully one that will get me some sweet, sweet bad behavior points.
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That [first] one being the biggest because it set me on a path to crash and burn in a very, very, very even more deeply traumatic way.
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Veteran electronic acts, most notably Fatboy Slim, have proclaimed EDM will crash and burn, as have Las Vegas club owners who have recently publicly ditched EDM clubnights.
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First, Democrats need to learn from the period between our 2006 and 2023 victory afterglow to our 2010 crash and burn that state and local elections matter.
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Do you approach each day with at least a neutral mindset, hopeful for good things to come as opposed to waiting for everything to crash and burn?
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The shorter par fours at the 6th, 11th and 13th holes are a chance for players to steal a march on their opponents — or crash and burn.
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During "Crash And Burn," Huck, high at the thought of torture and eventually from the action of it, explains his entire past as an "artist" of inflicting pain.
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And as a long-term investor, I would much rather see slow and steady growth tied to earnings and balance sheet strength than a fast crash and burn.
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You don't plan a wedding, have a wedding, and the cheating and the cheating and the cheating, and then have it crash and burn and not be affected.
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Why focus on one band, destined to crash and burn, when you can see multiple crashes and burns through the eyes of the man who writes their checks?
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By 2020, Americans might be tired of the crash-and-burn rhetoric and exhausting daily twists of life under Trump and could embrace a quieter, more conventional choice.
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"The best thing that can happen from this crash-and-burn experience in the House is that out of the ashes can rise a phoenix of bipartisanship," said Sen.
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During the driving course, known as "crash and burn," they learn how to avoid obstacles at high speeds, how to behave at checkpoints, and how to smash through barricades.
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Now, Dorsey is discovering the downside of that arrangement first-hand: having to watch, and be responsible for, two companies as they crash and burn at the same time.
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Instead, a freak collision with a pine bough resulted in a crash-and-burn and set into motion the events that led to her christening as the Poker Princess.
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As Bloomberg's Lily Katz and Brandon Kochkodin report, multiple crypto- and Bitcoin-related stocks took off last year, similar to what's happening with Tilray, only to crash and burn later.
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"I feel like everyone wants us to crash and burn, including The New York Times," he said, referring to The Times's largely disapproving review of his latest Manhattan restaurant, Nishi.
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It's possible that MoviePass simply grew too fast without steadily building other revenue streams in parallel with its growth, and the result may be an old-fashioned crash and burn.
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While bitcoin may look like it will continue to crash and burn, some strategists say its chart suggests it could be trying to find at least a temporary price floor.
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Many Socialist and conservative grandees have long dismissed the Macron phenomenon, deriding him as a shooting star destined to crash and burn in the run-up to the two-stage election.
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If you're starting from eating Doritos and Big Macs and you're like, I'm gonna do a raw food diet and work out three hours a day, you're gonna crash and burn.
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Even the ones that crash and burn, like Nicolas Winding Refn's Too Old to Die Young, are worth watching, just to marvel at the fact that they can exist in 2019.
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If I crash and burn, it's painful — mentally because I've felt like I put in so much work for this one thing and failed, and physically because bad races hurt too.
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The decade kicked off with one of the biggest bombs of all time with "Green Lantern" and this year saw Fox&aposs final "X-Men" movie, "Dark Phoenix," crash and burn.
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" There is even more reason to think that the British are handling Trump with kid gloves and keeping a safe distance from a leader who could, according to Darroch, "crash and burn.
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Whenever Pete manages to get some time onstage in the first few episodes, he tends to crash and burn as some snarky audience member heckles him and scores more laughs than him.
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Bright and Death Note may end up getting critically panned and vanishing from the public consciousness when they're released; the second season of Stranger Things could crash and burn to the ground.
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That brings Raya closer to the Holy Grail of networking apps where you can discover who you're compatible with in the same room without risking the crash-and-burn failed come-ons.
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I'm not talking about the spectacular #epicfail stories that are so in vogue, with successful entrepreneurs sharing their crash-and-burn experiences as a rite of passage at FailCons around the world.
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If your family has gotten accustomed to late nights and leisurely mornings, start adjusting the household's sleep-wake schedule now to avoid a crash-and-burn scenario the first week of school.
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It's a feeling all of the characters on Halt and Catch Fire experience more than once as their brilliant ideas soar, crash, and burn time after time, leaving them back at square one.
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Old media is facing some uphill battles not all of its own making, and I'd hate to see Tribune's price properties like the Los Angeles Times and the Chicago Tribune crash and burn.
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Ben Affleck has had a rough time, and not just for a few weeks or months ... and the only thing that has spared him from a complete crash and burn is his children.
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The company says the nearly 1,170-mile buried pipeline will infuse millions of dollars into local economies and is safer than trucks and train cars that can topple and spill and crash and burn.
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While Mr. Trump has blustered about letting the Affordable Care Act "crash and burn," senators from both parties want to protect consumers who would be the victims if insurance markets collapse in any states.
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But its news coverage reminds me of all the other articles I've seen (and written) about hot new products that quietly crash and burn but end up memorialized in optimistic stories about their limitless potential.
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Given that — and the fact that Theron, the only redeeming aspect of the series' first film, has significantly less screen time than Huntsman's other top-billed stars — you might expect Huntsman to crash and burn.
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Many workouts and fitness programs have, to varying degrees, tried to incorporate the personalization, tech, and community aspect of social media into a space long dominated by big-box gyms and crash-and-burn trends.
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This is a huge part of what lead Assassin's Creed to ultimately crash and burn, requiring Origins to retreat to a place where it could feel fresh, freed from the complications of its own history.
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Tabloids follow along rabidly as kids act (and are treated) like adults, all the way through the eventual arrests and multiple rehab stints, burning brightly only to eventually crash and burn in front of our eyes.
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" Mr. Trump appeared to endorse the crash-and-burn strategy on Saturday morning, saying on Twitter: "ObamaCare will explode and we will all get together and piece together a great health care plan for THE PEOPLE.
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It's a song that's somehow both cynical and hopeful, and has been used time and time again in film and TV (Donnie Darko, Wristcutters, 24 Hour Party People) as a forewarning for the inevitable crash and burn.
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And yet, when Wade is in his kitted-out DeLorean, tearing along a preposterously difficult game racetrack, menaced by King Kong and dodging flying debris as his fellow racers crash and burn, very little of that matters.
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Beyond the performances, for whatever reason a lot of SOTU responders see their careers crash and burn in various ways not long after their speeches—an inexplicable phenomenon that could be compared to the Sports Illustrated cover curse.
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There's nothing quite like watching a couple's relationship crash and burn on social media and the latest drama is coming from Nicki Minaj and Meek Mill, who recently put each other on blast for the world to see.
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Consider the recent suicide of a Hamilton College student whose parents were unaware of his severe distress even though several professors and the dean knew he was going through "a complete crash and burn," as one put it.
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This is a serious sticking point for critics, but the authors of the paper say these new zeppelins could be fully automated, meaning the only losses in a potential crash and burn scenario would be cargo and equipment.
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Pompeo could crash and burn, but he seems well positioned to provide the administration with what it needs and has sorely lacked -- a secretary of state who is the most important repository of foreign policy authority below the President.
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A concertgoer, who's trying to set up a $100 million class action with others, calls the festival a get-rich-quick scam, saying Billy and Ja Rule knew months before the event it was in crash-and-burn mode.
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As for whether this season will bring us another headed-for-the-altar romance like last year's Jade Roper and Tanner Tolbert (they wed in January) or if our fan favorites are destined to crash and burn (remember Carly and Kirk)?
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Back then, we had a flamboyant millionaire, several crusaders demanding a return to "traditional" families, calls for a wall to keep out immigrants and of course another Clinton and Bush (although the 1992 Bush candidate didn't crash and burn so early).
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Back in May, the nearly perfect series was capped off by a beautiful and moving finale, which means the show can live on undisturbed in the streaming heaven reserved for shows that didn't crash and burn their landing (*cough* Dexter).
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Thomas Rhett celebrated National Margarita Day and his fourth and fifth No. 1 singles – "Crash and Burn" and "Die a Happy Man" – with a couple hundred friends and a couple rounds of the drink du jour at Nashville's Bartaco on Monday.
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It features anecdotes about the Dior review John Fairchild, WWD's then-publisher, wouldn't let him print, the new-age American designers (Norell, Sarmi, Ben Zuckerman) who saw meteoric success only to crash and burn, and the Hamptons social climbers he hated.
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There are rumors of Valve making a prequel for a new virtual reality headset, but given how long it's been since Valve released a single-player game (and how quickly VR projects can crash and burn) the odds don't favor it.
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" – in her book Yes Please Taylor Swift on using music to cure heartbreak: "There's just been this earth-shattering, not recent, but absolute crash-and-burn heartbreak, and that will turn out to be what the next album is about.
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Cole quickly determines that the kid is running with some "crash-and-burn children" whose wealthy Los Angeles parents have no idea that their offspring have committed a string of burglaries and are selling the goods at the Venice flea market.
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As Diehl chronicles Louise's creative and emotional growth from Nixon's crash-and-burn era to the hope-and-change sunrise of Obama, the political resonances of her site-specific art take a back seat to the personal reverberations of geography and culture.
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As Diehl chronicles Louise's creative and emotional growth from Nixon's crash-and-burn era to the hope-and-change sunrise of Obama, the political resonances of her site-specific art take a back seat to the personal reverberations of geography and culture.
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How to avoid burnout: Divorce attorneys share the 6 tips they give clients to avoid burnout during a stressful split Crash and burn: 11 subtle behaviors that could be seriously jeopardizing your relationshipThe signs of a cheater: The most insidious type of cheating isn't physical.
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After years of crash-and-burn growth met with copious scandals and user complaints, Reddit is getting back to basics and trying to scale like your average Internet company, albeit one that boasts around 234 million unique visitors powering 8 billion page views per month.
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Either way, it feels like a love song: one about lust and real feeling mixed with the lies, desperation and seduction of the city, witnessing the "oceans of angels" where people's fates will crash and burn and heartbreakers walk into the waves of the Pacific.
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Photo: APRepublican Roy Moore, the homophobic bigot and former state Supreme Court justice running for Attorney General Jeff Sessions' vacated Alabama Senate seat, has seen his campaign begin to crash and burn after the Washington Post produced well-evidenced allegations that decades ago, Moore molested teenagers.
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Jam City, who she's worked with since 2013, helps breakup opener "Frontline" rumble and sparkle as Kelela sings "If you think I'm going back, you misunderstood" with all the jaunty confidence of someone yet to hit the day two crash-and-burn of a relationship split.
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This situation is unlikely to change anytime soon, leaving the intelligence community with little choice but to work with those around President Trump who value what it has to offer and hope that America does not crash and burn while its chief pilot flies with his eyes wide shut.
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Because every once in a while he gets up there and he's like I tell Paul Ryan and the gang that we should just let it all crash and burn for two years and get the political consequences, the benefits, but that's not right so let's push this bill.
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Ten years after the worst financial crisis in history, researchers at Deloitte have concluded that young professionals today have a "general distrust in financial institutions," and it's no wonder: Many millennials were in college or working their first jobs when they watched the American economy crash and burn.
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Anyway, he sent her home right then and there — and then made his way straight to the women's hotel room, where he immediately started crying because he was scared that, much like with Jasmine, Whitney and Danielle, his relationships with the remaining women might crash and burn in a similar fashion.
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AND IT HAS SUSTAINED ME. AND I DON'T WANT TO EVEN THINK ABOUT EITHER GIVING THAT UP OR INTERFERING WITH IT. IT'S SO IMPORTANT TO ME. I MEAN, INCLUDING THIS NETWORK, WHICH GAVE ME A SECOND CHANCE MANY YEARS AGO AFTER MY CRASH AND BURN -- IT'S WHY I THINK OF IT AS FAMILY.
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Airhorns and DJ stings veered into joke-DJ territory (I've witnessed Tim & Eric associate DJ Douggpound crash and burn at a festival slot, despite the quality of the set – it's just the form can be too much for a late-night festival crowd seeking some passive interaction), but Levins held it together.
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Back in 1995, when the tech god was between gigs at Apple, when he had learned a thing or three about leadership by being snaked out of his own company by John Sculley, he gave an interview positing that empires could crash and burn if the emphasis was on sales rather than product.
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They were the Smothers Brothers, Tom and Dick, and the crash-and-burn story of their show, "The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour," is worth recalling 50 years on as a case study that may prove newly relevant as a president with a habit of attacking TV shows via Twitter settles into office.
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A hugely successful songwriter, Stapleton has had over 150 songs cut by other artists, including "Drink a Beer," recorded by Luke Bryan, "Never Wanted Nothing More" recorded by Kenny Chesney, "Love's Gonna Make It Alright" recorded by George Strait, "Come Back Song" recorded by Darius Rucker, and "Crash and Burn" recorded by Thomas Rhett.
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And he has firmly seized control of his party in a way that was almost unimaginable in 2016 when Republican elders plotted ways to take the nomination away from him at the convention, then later urged him to drop out just weeks before the November election on the assumption that he would crash and burn.
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Opinion Columnist For more than two years, Democrats and their media friends have confidently insisted the U.S. economy under Donald Trump (a) would crash and burn; or (b) benefits only the few; or (c) was fake; or, failing all of that, was just (d) the lucky beneficiary of policies put into place under Barack Obama.
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Actually, it was destructive as well as annoying; aside from being an insult to progressive economists who believe in infrastructure but also believe in arithmetic, it created at least the possibility that other people would take the crash-and-burn of a particular piece of analysis as evidence that the whole case for spending more is wrong.
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The Toni Morrison adaptation of her 1987 novel, whose crash-and-burn at the box office was viewed at the time as near catastrophic (making back little more than $23 million of its reported $58 million budget), applies to antebellum and postbellum American history an especially nightmarish viewpoint that movie audiences weren't ready for at the time.
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Since the Middle East's descent into chaos following the Iraq war and the aftermath of the Arab Spring, not to mention the crash and burn of the peace process, Israelis have had their own preferred metaphor for their current situation: an isolated hilltop fortress in hostile territory, where a semblance of normal life persists within concrete barriers.
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As a natural consequence, things come to a head at the Brooklands auto race, which starts with the drivers actually sprinting to their cars and continues with … well, I can't say I had the feeling of G-forces actually whipping my face to the other side of my head, Abbots, but apparently there was enough speed for one of the cars to crash and burn.
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And if I rewind the tape on this most recent crash-and-burn episode, it points to the real reason why I don't want to be buddy-buddy with these guys once the relationship goes out: When I'm in a relationship, I have a tendency to ignore red flags and let things get to a toxic place before it finally ends (on my terms or theirs).
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