"It's great to be coming out on the other end of this dark cloud because behind this dark cloud the sun is really shining and it's a huge blessing," he says.
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"We had heard through our family and friends that there was like a dark cloud that was going over … and that dark cloud was John Paul Jones," Nielson, 31, told Access Hollywood.
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RIVERA: You have that little dark cloud over your head.
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His future hovered over the team like a dark cloud.
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That dark cloud of suspicion has followed O'Brien ever since.
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And just down, like Debbie Downer, like a dark cloud.
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It's a silver lining on an otherwise very dark cloud.
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Recently, a dark cloud has sometimes returned to hover over her.
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In the Senate, however, a dark cloud hangs over the Democrats.
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The dark cloud turned day to night, terrifying the fleeing Romans.
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What do I do to get rid of this dark cloud?
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A dark cloud of smoke from shelling billows in the distance.
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This year, however, a dark cloud looms over the June celebration.
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The dark cloud is about more than just some unanswered questions.
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But, a dark cloud has been hanging over the Valley lately.
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And the UNGA already has a dark cloud hanging over it.
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It weighs like a big, dark cloud on the global economy.
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There's a dark cloud hanging over everyone inside that I'm possibly imagining.
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The Iran Contra scandal loomed like a dark cloud over his campaign.
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The tariff threat "brought back a dark cloud over Cupertino," said Ives.
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As they're hauling their gear inside, the dark cloud releases a deluge.
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There was just a dark cloud under the banner of 'e-mails.
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He and his administration are a dark cloud that won't go away.
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Stormy Daniels is casting a dark cloud over the new Star Wars movie.
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But when young people look to the future, we see a dark cloud.
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It's as if they are afraid a dark cloud now follows the name.
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The second-largest U.S. bank by assets operated under a dark cloud during 2016.
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But since then a dark cloud has formed over soy milk, as Fortune reports.
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"Even this dark cloud has a silver lining," he says—if only for some.
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The bottom line: Wall Street cheered the chipmaker's removal of a very dark cloud.
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Those accusations followed scandals that have collectively cast a dark cloud over international sports.
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"There's a dark cloud hanging over them that they'll cut rations," one person said.
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But this continued behavior by McConnell keeps a dark cloud over the negotiation process.
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The other dark cloud hovering over the Chinese economy has drifted in from overseas.
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MC: Why did you have to cast this dark cloud on my sunny optimism?
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"If we get a trade deal, we will see a dark cloud lifted," Davis said.
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A dark cloud has loomed over this administration since the day that he was inaugurated.
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As the years passed, a kind of dark cloud took residence above our digital biodome.
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But there's also a dark cloud hovering over that ginormous pile of cash we'e spending.
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The dark cloud extended to Wellesley, Massachusetts, home of the women's college Clinton famously attended.
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"It feels like a dark cloud but it's not," he told reporters after finishing second.
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Your health has been a dark cloud hovering over the later part of your career.
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As with Hillary Clinton, a thick dark cloud of theories about him will settle overhead.
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Still, she operates with a dark cloud lingering overhead, suspicious of the world around her.
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"This is hanging as a big dark cloud over the spring meetings this year," he said.
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And yet, in the past week, a dark cloud has rolled in over the groundbreaking film.
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A dark cloud lifted At the Tuesday event, Greenlee's daughter thanked lawmakers for the formal apology.
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We don't have the Vision Fund, you know that obvious force that dark cloud is gone.
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Dialogue about hotels, towers and other commercial ventures with Russian representatives is a growing dark cloud.
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But, the dark cloud of the special counsel Russia probe continues to hang over his head.
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Unfortunately, the dark cloud on the horizon I wrote about back in November has drifted closer.
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As late as Monday afternoon, the volcano continued expelling a dark cloud of gases and rocks.
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It became increasing evident that a dark cloud was hovering over Reagan and his White House.
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Carr's injury leaves a dark cloud over the best season for the Raiders in 14 years.
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Roy Cooper called it a "dark cloud hanging over" the state that had stained its reputation.
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These types of kitchens go by many names, like commissary, virtual, dark, cloud, or ghost kitchens.
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More broadly, special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation is a dark cloud on Trump's political horizon.
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It's impressive, and, on this roster, will unleash itself beneath a dark cloud of necessary selfishness.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We cannot let the dark cloud cast by the president define us as a country.
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We should be looking forward to an But for some of us, the dark cloud overshadows all.
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The death of Jack Pearson (Milo Ventimiglia) hung over NBC's This Is Us like a dark cloud.
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I wanted to put the dark cloud of BRCA behind me and move forward with my life.
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The Russia investigation has hung over Trump like a dark cloud since his first days in office.
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Tempest Tours guests will pay up to $3,500 to see a dark cloud with a bright promise.
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It's the latest in a dark cloud of racist and hateful language that has hovered over Italy.
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I felt the approach of the same dark cloud that hovered inches above my head between deployments.
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Flint's water crisis has been a dark cloud looming over the city for the last few weeks.
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"Sometimes I feel surrounded by this dark cloud and it feels like I can't breathe," she said.
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Mr. Northam, Mr. Keam said, had a duty to remove "the dark cloud" over the state government.
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Despite the team's victory, one dark cloud looms: What exactly happened to the US's star striker, Alex Morgan?
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The NII outlook is a dark cloud on an otherwise strong quarter for banks' Main Street lending operations.
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Connor: The first game I speedran was Dark Cloud which is around an eight-to-nine hour game.
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The results cast a dark cloud for millions of Americans and has put serious shade on legislation's livelihood.
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Otherwise, this is going to continue to linger as a dark cloud, in my opinion, over this administration.
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Otherwise this is going to continue to linger as a dark cloud, in my opinion, over this administration.
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The contrast of the dark cloud over the cool blues of the ocean make for some breathtaking photos.
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The dark cloud over the Trump presidency appears poised to engulf the Republican Party in the 2018 elections.
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""For over a year now, House Bill 2 has been a dark cloud hanging over our great state.
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The mystery of the Russia probe Another dark cloud hanging over the midterm elections is the Russia investigation.
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But then, during that dark cloud of confusion, I finally got a diagnosis at the age of fourteen.
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"This is a dark cloud over Iraq," Bishop Shemani told the assembly in his Christmas Eve sermon in Bartella.
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So already there's a dark cloud looming over the ceremony, because let's be honest, she recovered way too quickly.
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The Switch is a great gaming machine, but this omnipresent dark cloud that still hovers over it is baffling.
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"I have this dark cloud that follows me, and it's going to be attached to me forever," he said.
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Ever since the Trump administration announced its highly controversial travel ban, there's been a dark cloud over the country.
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Infertility and fostering Seven years ago, the Gibsons married, refusing to allow a dark cloud to shadow their love.
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In the territory of the imagination, the threat of madness is never too far away, a dark cloud hovering.
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But Mr. Trump's "ability to create chaos" has placed those important strategic questions under a "dark cloud," he said.
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As Donald Trump's attacks on a federal judge settled over Capitol Hill like a dark cloud on Tuesday, Sen.
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I hardly wanted to think about that, about the dark cloud hovering over my feelings about my time there.
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The series' "villains," such as they are, are those who believe that every dark cloud carries a silver lining.
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And Blue Apron has never been able to recover from the dark cloud that is Amazon dabbling in meal delivery.
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In media, recent masthead upsets, editorial shifts and impending layoffs settled over the week like a dark cloud of doom.
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The 37-year-old reality star shared videos from the beach, including an ominous dark cloud looming over the water.
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No matter where President Trump goes, or what he does, the dark cloud of Robert Mueller seems to shadow him.
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Combined with the fact that the price of crude fell again, it cast a dark cloud over the entire group.
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It's the dark cloud hanging above the nation, sure, but it's also a piece of political propaganda for the Underwoods.
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The dark cloud of Russia's involvement in the 2016 election has followed Trump since almost his first day in office.
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Afterward, my legal charges hung above me like a dark cloud that followed me to every city we went to.
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But in the days that followed, that feeling of worry lessened—that dark cloud on the horizon became less ominous.
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It's an uncertainty that plagues even the most joyous of moments and lingers as a dark cloud over their heads.
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Did I fantasize about how might life be without his condition, without the constant dark cloud of worry and fear?
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There was a far-off purring or growling noise on the horizon, with what looks to be a dark cloud.
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I love this passage, when a warmly emotional phrase emerges from a storm-dark cloud like a beam of sunshine.
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Otherwise, this scandal will continue to loom as a dark cloud over the administration, and the GOP, as more stories emerge.
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It shows, in a record that shines some light amongst the dirty riffing, rather than cloaking everything in a dark cloud.
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Despite the dark cloud currently hanging over the media, King sees all of this fearless truth telling as a step forward.
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Talk about the matters that form the most daunting dark cloud over their lives: excessive student loan debt and job insecurity.
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Nearly seven years after the Great Recession, the U.S. skills gap remains a dark cloud hanging over the nation's economic recovery.
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Some lawmakers worry that the chaplain controversy — and Walker's comments — will cast a dark cloud over the selection process going forward.
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For London 2012 and Sochi 2014, more threats of terror created a dark cloud, but those Games ended without major disruption.
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Even if the charity continues as normal, it&aposd most likely do so with less funding and under a dark cloud.
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"Every day, the dark cloud hanging over the Republican Party grows more ominous," said Democratic Congressional Campaign Committees spokeswoman Meredith Kelly.
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However, as the newlyweds recall, their special day was plagued with "a dark cloud" that they say was because of Jones.
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In the haunting image that resulted, Bertha's slender bones glow in ghostly, semi-translucent silhouette, reaching up from a dark cloud.
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"We do have this dark cloud from trade and that is casting a very long shadow over everybody," Hofer told CNBC.
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A great flock of them in the middle of the field, rising like a little dark cloud, falling back to earth.
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The Mueller probe has been hanging like a dark cloud over the White House, but maybe not over the stock market anymore.
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He has 107 which he has pasted on a wall to remind him of the dark cloud that hangs over his head.
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President Donald Trump has been warning about "fake news" throughout his entire political career putting a dark cloud over the journalism professional.
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To the contrary, it treated the threat of indictment as a permanent question mark hovering over Clinton's campaign like a dark cloud.
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" Musical artist and producer Dready tweeted "Guilty or not, this trial will be a dark cloud over Bill Cosby's whole career forever.
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The other half advocate for Serge to face a dark-CLOUD interrogation at the hands of the government or the Outland Corporation.
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The void, "back and unblinking," as Clark says in the record's first track, is constantly looming over Masseduction like a dark cloud.
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However, this success may prove to be little more than a silver lining to the dark cloud now hovering over the country.
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That question has hung over Washington -- and Trump's presidency -- like a dark cloud since Mueller was named special counsel in May 2017.
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I needed to get out of this sort of dark cloud of sadness that was surrounding me when my mom was ill.
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Every Sunday afternoon, as the evening approaches, an imaginary dark cloud appears and thrusts us all into a state of anxiety and agitation.
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" She adds, "Diogo really picked up on things I said about having two parts of myself—a bright flame and a dark cloud.
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Today I cringe knowing that my joke contributed to the dark cloud of sexism that still hangs over much of the scientific community.
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All the obstacles facing Singapore's property market might not be cleared, but one dark cloud over the luxury end has disappeared, analysts said.
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In 1989, as Voyager 2 flew past the large planet it beamed back images of a dark cloud in the world's southern hemisphere.
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Only the day before, the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee warned that the probe would cast a "dark cloud" over the administration.
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The dark cloud of the ongoing trade war threatens to severely damage the ties that have been nurtured over the past 75 years.
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In the morning, the older girl took out her sister's braids and the little one's hair fluffed out into a beautiful dark cloud.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Global stocks ended August much as they began the month - under the dark cloud of a potentially worsening trade war.
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While a person may come into treatment desperate for relief from the despair, once the dark cloud of depression lifts they often disengage.
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And I got arrested shortly after that for when I snapped, and that was a dark cloud hanging over the rest of it.
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It took four or five months for the court case to clear up, and that was just a dark cloud hanging over touring.
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But his buzz in the industry came with, and was intensified by, a dark cloud of internet beef that often metastasized into violence.
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He coaxed Mr. Bush into sounding tough, to dispel a so-called wimp factor that hung over the candidate like a dark cloud.
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In short, there was the whole dark cloud of reactionary politics that is Donald Trump, of which male entitlement is a signal part.
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And Casper's IPO comes on the heels of a WeWork IPO fiasco in 2019, which put a dark cloud over the start-up market.
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Its IPO also comes on the heels of a WeWork IPO fiasco in 2019, which put a dark cloud over the start-up market.
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"This reversibility was a surprise, which I regard as a 'silver lining' within the dark cloud of smoking outcomes," Grech said in an email.
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"For the first time in years, a dark cloud lifted, and I felt a sense of relief and clarity about my choice," Garcia added.
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Today's obstruction is about the President leaning heavily on the FBI Director to get rid of the dark cloud hanging over his Oval Office.
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Cramer Remix: A dark cloud over this stock Cramer: What made the bulls run like crazy Cramer: Accounting irregularities = SELL No. 6 Geopolitical improvement.
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For Trump, improving relations with Russia is particularly difficult because of the dark cloud of election hacking and his continuing equivocation on the issue.
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The central reason is basic: An atmosphere generated by a steady flow and variety of lies is like a dark cloud over the facts.
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Yet, as my dad emerged from the dark cloud of treatments, he embraced life with a new enthusiasm I hadn't seen from him before.
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But then his new bud starts kidnapping babies and demanding the murder of her stepdaughter, Snow White, and he's back under a dark cloud.
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In the wake of the Holey attacks, as a dark cloud of uncertainty hung over the nation, people wanted the state to take action.
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While there's no direct line between subtle "othering" and physical violence, disparagement, even only in words, adds moisture to the dark cloud of prejudice.
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Cornerback Darrelle Revis, one of the team's veteran leaders, said Sunday that the incident cast a "dark cloud" over the rest of the season.
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" Still, it remained to be seen if the deal would now lift what Mr. Cooper has called "the dark cloud hanging over our state.
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For Guy's children, too, the lost man was a presence: a dark cloud over the family, even at mealtimes or on outings to the beach.
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"Cobras are a rich resource of novel compounds in this way so there may ultimately be a silver lining to this very dark cloud."[Toxins]
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"I want to thank all of you ... for releasing my family from prison ... from the dark cloud, the shame and the stigma," Carol Greenlee said.
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Most are mired in a dark cloud of student loan debt, low-income jobs (if they can even get that), and living paycheck-to-paycheck.
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He expects the negative sentiment to continue until investors begin to see the "silver lining behind the dark cloud" that's been lingering above the market.
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The VA saved my life years ago and pulled me out of the dark cloud that I was stuck in after my return from Iraq.
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Considering the dark cloud of meeting financial demands while chasing a quality life and industry success, forming a family can be an exceptionally daunting prospect.
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The high court's action leaves a dark cloud over special revenue bonds, which could increase borrowing costs for local governments seeking to finance infrastructure projects.
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The only dark cloud could come from Fed Chairman Jay Powell, whose upcoming rate hikes are the "biggest threat" Trump's presidency, Trump said this fall.
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The tense three-part reunion didn't help matters much; a dark cloud of resentment and disappointment hovered over their friendship even after the season ended.
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In his speech last week, he referred to the law as "the dark cloud hanging over our state of promise," and called for its repeal.
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Russia, in other words, has been the dark cloud hanging over Trump since the campaign, when his pro-Putin rhetoric first began attracting public notice.
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Still, the shooting was a dark cloud on a day that had otherwise been a celebration of 33-year-old Hussle's musical talents and community work.
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The nightmare of Sepang cast a dark cloud over the subsequent race in Japan and still haunted Hamilton even as he took pole position in Texas.
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There is a dark cloud hanging over the White House, and it is in the president's interest to show leadership by showing restraint and good judgment.
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Tariffs "are still a very important dark cloud when it comes to European growth," Luis Costa, head of CEEMEA FX strategy at Citi, told CNBC Tuesday.
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In a video, captured and shared on Twitter by one user, a dark cloud looms over a vast area as the tornado spirals and lightening strikes.
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" He pointed to a newspaper picture of a dark cloud with a headline that read, "Moment monster weather snow bomb from the East hits the capital.
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Its second day of trading saw Lyft fall below its IPO price, creating a dark cloud around the stock that it has struggled to shake since.
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The strings continue their unspooling, repeating motif as the harmonies transform, sometimes taking on a touch of tang, sometimes shadowed by a dark cloud of dissonance.
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"There was this dark cloud hanging over us, but a lot of that has lifted," said Joseph Song, an economist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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Mortgage rates shot back up at the start of September, and the U.S. trade war with China continues to be a dark cloud for the industry.
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But West Virginia's silver lining soon turned to a dark cloud, and as global commodity prices — including coal — fell, so did the state's critical mining sector.
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Heat and freak thunderstorms generated by Australia's massive wildfires sent ash and toxic materials high into the atmosphere, where they formed a massive dark cloud of debris.
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The U.S.-China trade battle has been a jolt to the sector, "with a new level of uncertainty representing a dark cloud over the sector," Ives said.
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"For over a year now, House Bill 2 has been a dark cloud hanging over our great state," North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper said, according to CNN.
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The investigation is a media obsession, hanging a dark cloud over the administration, and the scrutiny of federal prosecutors has put the White House constantly on edge.
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The tragic violence cast a dark cloud over Scaramucci's sideshow, which took place at Midtown Manhattan's Hunt and Fish Club, a high-end restaurant Scaramucci co-owns.
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Mr. Kelly, too, is trying to run a White House under the dark cloud of reports that the president is also looking for a replacement for him.
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Hotel owners who seized on low interest rates and took on big loans are facing greater exposure as coronavirus fears puts a dark cloud over the industry.
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In late 2016, the dark cloud of a global recession ranked as the greatest fear of respondents to The Conference Board's annual survey of top business executives.
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This is especially the case considering that his trade war has contributed to a synchronized global economic slowdown that casts a dark cloud over global financial markets.
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"Boeing's MAX crisis isn't the most ominous dark cloud, since it can be solved, but traffic numbers are genuinely scary," said Teal Group aerospace analyst Richard Aboulafia.
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While there's gloom and doom simmering in the Queen City, Green Bay dealt with the dark cloud of injury last week in its 21-2110 loss to Atlanta.
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The dark cloud of special counsel Robert Mueller's probe hanging over the administration has made those in the private sector wary of doing any hiring from Trump world.
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JoJo leaves Florida telling Robby she is okay with everything, but he is smart enough to know that the dark cloud he senses isn't just a tropical shower.
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As the sun set on Trumpland and the candidate took the stage in Arizona, it was like a dark cloud had rolled in on the once-hopeful day.
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"For over a year now, House Bill 2 has been a dark cloud hanging over our great state," Cooper said on signing the legislation that repealed the law.
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The threat of repercussions of the China-US trade war will likely continue to be the dark cloud over financial markets until Washington and Beijing agree a deal.
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Going home (I live in New Mexico now) was incredibly difficult — although people were kinder to each other, there was and still is a dark cloud over Newtown.
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In their appeal, Bergdahl's lawyers argued that if the appeals court doesn't act, the case will be "conducted under a dark cloud" of apparent unlawful commander influence (UCI).
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A North Carolina woman was filming what she was thought was a dark cloud on Sunday when she realized it was a tornado that was heading in her direction.
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"Facebook has been under such a dark cloud for so long that now everybody is expecting the worst," Paul Meeks, a technology portfolio manager at Wireless Fund, told Axios.
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Thousands of men and women labor daily in prison under the dark cloud of a sentence that would be substantially lower if handed down under current federal drug laws.
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Sadly, the dark cloud of nuclear Armageddon that had faded since the end of the Cold War following the break-up of the Soviet Union is looming once again.
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A dark cloud is hanging over the NCAA college basketball tournament: an FBI investigation into alleged illegal payments made by coaches at top schools to student-athletes last year.
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He also provided resistance that may offer a boost to a crisis-weary White House that has been unable to shrug off the dark cloud over the Russia investigation.
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But that aggressive growth came with a dark cloud, with many saying that it failed to heed to existing safety and other regulations and best practices when doing so.
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Agon said one dark cloud for the group was France, where the poor state of the market cost it one percentage point in sales growth in the second quarter.
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The fight has not long been announced but the issues of weight have already cast a dark cloud over the contest – forcing the WBC and Sulaiman scrambling into retreat.
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Trade-sensitive factory gauges are weakening, particularly in Germany, and the president has threatened auto tariffs that would hurt German carmakers, casting a persistent dark cloud over the outlook.
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In it, they reported on the phenomenon of solo female travelers, whose numbers have skyrocketed, but not without a dark cloud of gender-based violence, some of it deadly.
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The inquiry, which Mr. Trump regularly calls "phony" and a "witch hunt," has ensnared some of Mr. Trump's former aides and has been a dark cloud over his administration.
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" Andrea Constand's father, Andrew, told the court: "The thought of what happened to my daughter ... will always be with me forever like a dark cloud hanging over my head.
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The positive sentiment contrasts with the dark cloud of uncertainty that has hung over global markets as the U.S., China and Europe grapple with a war over import taxes.
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SCHOEN: To handpick a team that is of the same ilk as these other investigators but more sophisticated and conniving, it puts a dark cloud of the entire Mueller investigation.
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Obviously, the only person putting this kind of pressure on me was me — but I just couldn't bear to think that my good news could be someone else's dark cloud.
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But it runs the risk of creating new challenges for itself, in particular how a more confrontational relationship with Pakistan will hover like a dark cloud over its global ambitions.
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This new idea that his parents were living a double life — even just the suggestion of it — is a big shift, potentially throwing a dark cloud over his entire motivation.
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But as cycling's world championships wind up this weekend in Doha, Qatar, a dark cloud has descended over both Wiggins's career and Sky's sometimes self-righteous claims of doping purity.
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Those changes loom like a dark cloud over Livingston, where the average homeowner pays more than $15,000 a year in local taxes and many pay a multiple of that sum.
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State Senator Jamilah Nasheed, a Democrat, said "there's a very dark cloud over the state of Missouri and I truly believe that the governor cannot lead" while under felony indictment.
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Helene TorkerNew York To the Editor: The recent bomb attacks aimed at high-profile Democrats are a massive dark cloud, but two pieces of silver lining come to mind immediately.
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If I feel a dark cloud coming, I try to make sure to exercise plentifully, eat well, spend as much time outside under a wide sky as possible, and talk.
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While Ms. Yoncheva didn't dwell on that not-quite-syllable at the end of "silence," she used it — to create a brief aura of melancholy, a puff of dark cloud.
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It's hard to think about his optimism, the chants of "Yes we can!" and the Shepherd Fairey poster that reads "HOPE," when we sit under the dark cloud of Donald Trump.
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But the news stories did create a seemingly endless string of disappointments for both Quan and his fans, a dark cloud that made you wonder whether his career was derailing completely.
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"For example, you might picture self-doubt as a dark cloud, or personify your critical voice to be a guy named Bob who is always the naysayer at meetings," Justus says.
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This fifth season ended on a not-dissimilar note, after Hannah runs into Tally (Jenny Slate), a college classmate, with a dark cloud of hair, who has become a literary star.
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That in turn could cast a dark cloud over the rest of the emerging market economies' prospects as well as over those European — especially Spanish — banks with high Turkish debt exposure.
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That's partly due to 'buy the rumor, sell the fact' approach to investing and trading around major events such as general elections, and partly due to the dark cloud of Brexit.
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That prophecy has been looming like a dark cloud of late, as we've watched Cersei amass more and more power while also losing her three "golden" children — Joffrey, Myrcella, and Tommen.
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On the other, the waves of inmates arriving as Litchfield became a for-profit prison allowed a dark cloud to creep over one of the series' most exuberant moments to date.
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Even if Democrats should prevail in the midterm elections, there is plenty of time to confirm a justice who does not have such a dark cloud hanging over him or her.
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If Boy Scouts leadership had followed the same values that every child in the organization swore an oath to, the Boy Scouts would not be under such a dark cloud today.
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A loss to Buttigieg, who is trying to establish himself as the moderate standard-bearer, would hang a dark cloud over Sanders' campaign as the contest heads west for Nevada's caucuses.
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The dark cloud hovering over the MacBook Pro since its release grew larger earlier this week when Consumer Reports delivered a stinging report claiming that the laptop's battery life was inconsistent.
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It's unclear how soon we as a country will be able to move through this dark cloud of gloom and corruption and foreign interference, and what it will take do so.
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" Acknowledging that continued talks on Friday stateside will be "positive," Nick Marro, analyst at the Economist Intelligence Unit, said the escalation was likely to "hang over these talks like a dark cloud.
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For the Kiev exhibition, Mattar created a piece called Dark Cloud, a gigantic grey cotton candy cloud that spreads throughout the entire museum area and that visitors may eat while visiting it.
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Why it matters: The ongoing corruption probe has further damaged the credibility of the Olympics bidding process, and Takeda's departure leaves a dark cloud hanging over next year's Summer Games in Tokyo.
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Once again, the President's associates' contacts with Russian officials hung like a dark cloud over his powerhouse diplomatic efforts -- especially at this summit, where discussion of Russian actions will take center stage.
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A silver lining in the dark cloud of serious illness — your own or a loved one's — is the help and caring offered by friends, and the way that help can deepen friendships.
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"In many ways Brexit has been a dark cloud.... A positive vote tonight can remove that cloud and restore confidence and optimism in Britain, Ireland and across the European Union," Varadkar said.
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These structural headwinds to growth, together with shocks such as a Vale SA mining disaster in January and the slump in major export destination Argentina, have cast a dark cloud over the outlook.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A storage bunker at an industrial waste treatment plant exploded at the port of Antwerp in northern Belgium on Friday, sending up a dark cloud of smoke hundreds of meters high.
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In her opening monologue, host Emily Blunt performed a musical number to distract the audience from the "dark cloud" of the election — this included passing out cookies and puppies and offering free massages.
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This dark cloud will continue to hang over the Obama/Erdogan relationship, complicating US-Turkish ties on any number of issues, including expanded use of Turkish military bases for US operations in Syria.
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This Father's Day had a dark cloud over it as many thought of the families affected by President Donald Trump's immigration policy, which continues to tear apart parents and children at the border.
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"This, of course, is the dark cloud surrounding the good-news story about record numbers of people signing up for health insurance," said Jay Morelock, an economist at FTN Financial in New York.
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However, even bullish Citigroup cautions that rising U.S. production is a "dark cloud hanging over the market" and that failure to extend OPEC's production cut agreement will result in "precipitously" lower oil prices.
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There is now a dark cloud over the Trump presidency that will continue until this matter is resolved by public statements, or potential actions, by the FBI, the Justice Department and congressional committees.
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The closest thing it has to successors would probably be Level-5's Dark Cloud 2 or perhaps Dragon Quest Builders, both of which also blend of role-playing, simulation, and action elements.
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The 21-month Mueller investigation, also focused on possible obstruction of justice, has been a dark cloud over Donald Trump's presidency, with reports of its conclusion being imminent appearing frequently in recent weeks.
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That being said ... Keesha says a dark cloud will always follow Simpson, the same way it's followed Anthony since her not guilty verdict for the murder of her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee.
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The unusual move comes as Mr. Trump tries to portray the investigation as a politically motivated witch hunt that has cast a dark cloud over his administration and, in his view, the country.
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"The dark cloud that keeps hanging over this market is the Chinese trade deal ... I think what was announced last Friday was very premature," said Karl Setzer, commodity market risk analyst for AgriVisor.
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Among the challenges facing the global economy, Borio listed the possibility of rising inflation, the "dark cloud" of lower-rated U.S. corporate debt in an overstretched market and weakness in the European banking sector.
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Cooper said it wasn't the perfect deal, but it was "the best deal we could get": For over a year now, House Bill 2 has been a dark cloud hanging over our great state.
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It is tragic that just when we could have been the dominant intellectual and political force throughout Europe, and beyond, we have had to spend every day working beneath the dark cloud of Brexit.
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While the bombshell reports alleging possible collusion between Trump's campaign and Russia hadn't dropped by that point, the swirling revelations cast a dark cloud of headlines over Trump's campaign that ultimately sent Manafort packing.
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"If there's a silver lining on this dark cloud," Mr. Beasley said, "some of the worst days of people's lives have led to groundbreaking change that will prevent this from happening to other people."
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The good news is that the president has the authority to stop this dark cloud from turning into a massive storm that derails all of the great gains we are seeing in our economy.
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A dark cloud has been parked over Wells since federal regulators slapped the bank with a $190 million fine, including $5 million in restitution, for opening accounts across the country without the customers' permission.
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He also denied that the central bank's repeated warnings that uncertainty surrounding reform is a major dark cloud hanging over the economy amounted to pressure or "blackmail" on lawmakers to get the bill passed.
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If there is any silver lining in the dark cloud hanging over TTIP, perhaps it is the opportunity for all parties to step back from the negotiations and consider a harmonized Africa trade program.
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DARK CLOUDS Fears of a global recession has been a particularly dark cloud hanging over the recruitment industry as the protracted U.S.-China trade war and a weakening German economy keep companies on edge.
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As Republicans attempt to cling to power and Democrats seek to take it, the GOP must be concerned about the ongoing special counsel investigation, which has been a dark cloud over the White House.
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The resulting experience had all of the care and whimsy you'd expect from Ghibli combined with the RPG knowhow of Level-5, a studio known for genre hits like Dragon Quest IX and Dark Cloud.
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He adds that A$AP's been living under a "dark cloud" of this case and his team is thankful there's plenty of video footage other than the initial street fight to tell the full story.
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Retail sales growth in the U.S. could be cooling off in 2019, as a trade war with China and spillover effects from the recent partial government shutdown hang like a dark cloud over the industry.
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Events completely outside of the candidates' control could also crop up, such as tragic instances of police killing unarmed black men or others murdering police officers that have been a dark cloud on the year.
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As we reported, Kesha vows she won't retract her allegation ... an allegation that has cast a dark cloud over Luke, who is one of the most important producers and creative talents in the label's arsenal.
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Justice Stephen G. Breyer said he agreed that the cases were a "dark cloud" but did not see their relevance to the five consolidated cases before the court, including Financial Oversight and Management Board v.
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Several others have died by shootings or overdoses in the last couple of years, a dark cloud over the industry coinciding with its rising fortunes thanks to new, freely available platforms including SoundCloud and TikTok.
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The yuan's internationalization is facing headwinds in the form of the currency's weakness driven by the "dark cloud" of the trade tiff, said Kelvin Lau, Hong Kong-based Standard Chartered senior economist for Greater China.
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BREAK-INS AND EVICTIONS For security staff at Hewlett Packard Enterprise, the Ericsson situation was just one dark cloud in a gathering storm, according to internal documents and 103 people with knowledge of the matter.
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I don't know about you, but I was raised as a Christian in the Bible Belt, under this like "dark cloud of revelation," so I grew up in fucking fear of the end of the world.
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Assistant United States Attorney Ronald M. Huber says Marks, who was formerly based in Albemarle County, would tell clients they would need to sacrifice large amounts of money so that a "dark cloud" could be lifted.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British proposals to guarantee the rights of EU citizens living in Britain would cast "a dark cloud of vagueness and uncertainty" over the lives of millions of Europeans, the European Parliament's Brexit coordinator said.
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A former House of Cards actress has just reminded the world that, despite the fact that allegations against Kevin Spacey formed a dark cloud over the Netflix series, many good people worked on the political drama.
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"The country has a dark cloud over it for a million and one reasons, from their economy to their crime to their management of the Olympics," said Mr. Ostrow, who is based in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
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A dark cloud hangs over Sunday night's ceremony: Deborah Dugan, the suspended chief executive of the Recording Academy, was recently placed on leave over accusations of bullying behavior and a request for a multimillion-dollar payout.
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Even before President Trump's shocking decision on Tuesday to fire the F.B.I. director, James Comey, a dark cloud of suspicion surrounded this president, and the very integrity of the electoral process that put him in office.
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The inquiry is casting a new pall over his presidency just months after he emerged from the dark cloud cast by Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into whether he colluded with Russia in the 2016 election.
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Few observers are flagging a match with prior sterling crises just yet, even if the economic, political and financial uncertainty unleashed by Brexit is likely to cast a dark cloud over the currency for some time.
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" Though the Smog Veil box aims to liberate Laughner's image from the dark cloud of death-tripping, it's hard to shake the eerie vibes, particularly on his final recordings on the set's last disc, "Nocturnal Digressions.
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" Though the Smog Veil box aims to liberate Laughner's image from the dark cloud of death-tripping, it's hard to shake the eerie vibes, particularly on his final recordings on the set's last disc, "Nocturnal Digressions.
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Despite the dark cloud that hung over him in the Strikeforce days, Lawler has established himself as one of the most consistently exciting fighters in the game; a barbarian who thrives when he's down on the scorecards.
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What was an ultimately unsuccessful effort to draw the monkhood out of its political quietism swiftly mutated into an anti-progressive force, and continued to endure as a dark cloud over the region's politics in subsequent decades.
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Awareness of ourselves is what is so healing...you know who you are, you acknowledge your own bullshit, and then you can walk with that and not have it be a dark cloud that hovers over you.
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The ostensible subject was Russia, which Mr. Orban, a xenophobic, anti-democratic nationalist with a cruel anti-refugee agenda, is desperately courting and which many of his political opponents consider a dark cloud over their country's future.
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But some parts of the internet — especially news articles from the last few years and even some law groups — have cast a dark cloud on the month, suggesting it is a popular time for couples to divorce.
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"The (lira) currency's travails and the timid response by the authorities has cast a dark cloud over European equities this morning, with the downbeat mood from Friday still pervading", said Neil Wilson, a market analyst at Markets.com.
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Compared with his less litigious predecessors, then, Mr. Trump faces, even if only considering a conservative estimate of potential suits, an historic number of legal matters that will hover over him like a dark cloud on Inauguration Day.
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While Canada is seemingly very open (Prime Minister Trudeau's hashtag worthy "progressive" proclamations as one such example), the looming dark cloud of Trump's United States and the overwhelming rise of ignorance grabbing the headlines are hard to ignore.
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There was an ominous feel to the holidays given the dark cloud hanging over Trump because of special counsel Robert Mueller, whose findings could take the nation down the bitter road to impeachment in the year to come.
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One of the two industry sources who told Reuters of Pemex's plans for Zama said Sierra sold in part because Lopez Obrador's energy policies cast a "dark cloud" over the sector that made it hard to raise capital.
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Since then, those doubts have become a dark cloud hanging over President Rafael Correa's government, especially over the National Electoral Council (known as the C.N.E. for its initials in Spanish), which is tightly controlled by the executive branch.
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And, according to a Politico piece that begins with a line from one of Coleridge's lesser works—"Donald Trump's attacks on a federal judge settled over Capitol Hill like a dark cloud"—the anti-Trump movement is still growing.
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The move comes under the dark cloud that has enveloped Wells since the second-largest bank by assets in the U.S. agreed to pay $185 million in fines for opening some 2 million accounts for customers without their knowledge.
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Trump allies are expressing some level of confidence that, absent any truly damning information, the completion of the probe will allow the president to get out from under the dark cloud that has hung over most of his presidency.
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There are rays of hope breaking through the dark cloud of Christian persecution, but it is a long journey requiring both financial and diplomatic support to stem the violence and promote the change towards equality and multi-religious coexistence.
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Though millions were still out of work, the dark cloud of the Great Depression seemed to be lifting, and "the smell of prosperity [was] in the air," wrote William E. Leuchtenburg in Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal.
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The cases have cast a dark cloud over the K-pop craze, one of South Korea's most successful soft power exports, and brought a renewed focus on personal attacks and cyber bullying of young stars that goes largely unpunished.
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K.Flay "Bad Vibes" You know the kind of person K.Flay is singing about here, because there are probably some in your life: the bummers, the negative nellies, and the people who only see the dark cloud despite the silver lining.
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The network has also promised this season will tackle the "dark cloud" that hangs over the family as Billy and his oldest son, Bam (whose legal name is Joshua), after they plead guilty to lying about their residency late last year.
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When I learned Dark Cloud or Xenosaga Episode II, for example, there was little information available on how to speedrun the games, so a lot of my experience with these was figuring out the best route to beat the game.
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Last August that dream was shattered when the hugely popular Justin was struck in the head by flying debris during a race on Pocono Raceway's high speed tri-oval leaving a dark cloud over the IndyCar Series that still lingers.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Foreign office minister Alan Duncan, who quit on Monday, said Britain was being forced to work under a "dark cloud" caused by Brexit, setting out the reasons for his resignation in a letter to Prime Minister Theresa May.
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"It is tragic that just when we could have been the dominant intellectual and political force throughout Europe, and beyond, we have to spend every day working beneath the dark cloud of Brexit," he wrote in the letter, published on Twitter.
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Ever since the NBC drama revealed the tragic death of America's TV dad, Jack Pearson, in a "Super Bowl Sunday" episode that rudely aired immediately after the game in 2018, the day has had somewhat of a dark cloud over it.
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" Cramer Remix: A dark cloud over this stock Cramer: What made the bulls run like crazyCramer: Accounting irregularities = SELL Relypsa on FDA approval for Veltassa: "Yes I didn't didn't read the acceptance of it as being that positive at all.
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Cramer Remix: A dark cloud over this stock Cramer: What made the bulls run like crazy Cramer: Accounting irregularities = SELL Cote also said that, had the deal been successful, he would have considered serving as CEO of the combined company.
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On the other hand, he said, a deal that give plaintiffs some cash now and a stake in the company's future – which looks rosier without the dark cloud of liability from the shareholder class action – can be the best option.
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"House Speaker Paul Ryan's retirement from Congress lifts a very dark cloud that has hung over older Americans for nearly two decades," Max Richtman, president and CEO of the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare said in a statement.
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If it wasn't glaringly obvious from her first two records, Rainbow proves Kesha to be a powerful, soul-driven rockstar, determined to take partying as seriously as working and showing us all that every dark cloud has a silver lining.
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Ben Sullivan, UK Staff Writer: This is how I think I would want my phone but when I say phone what I really mean is battery because I'm fed up with the dark cloud of charging forever following me around.
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We would drive there every year at Christmas; first the two and a half hours to Martins Ferry, a pit-stop at my grandmother's, and then a drive up the woods that covered the winding upper roads like a dark cloud.
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" Hailey Nolasco, the project planner for the Bedford-Stuyvesant Anti-Domestic Violence Project, who described herself as being "gang-involved" when she was younger, cited the line "A dark cloud of grief surrounds him, he has destroyed his own house.
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The dark cloud over Mar-a-Lago, where Trump often spends holidays and hosts foreign leaders, threatens to mar its reputation as a social destination for elites after a mountain of headlines about an invisible disease spreading through the complex.
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"The mammoth crude inventory draw has, at least for the time being, put to rest those U.S. recessionary doom and gloom fears that have been hanging over oil markets like a dark cloud," said Stephen Innes, managing partner at Valour Markets.
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"The mammoth crude inventory draw has, at least for the time being, put to rest those U.S. recessionary doom and gloom fears that have been hanging over oil markets like a dark cloud," said Stephen Innes, managing partner at Valour Markets.
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Houston — As Hurricane Harvey's towering dark cloud bank descended on Houston on August 2628, neighbors who rarely shared more than a wave gathered over their back fences, nervously taking stock in the realization that we were now in this together.
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READ: Brexit is helping revive republican violence in Northern Ireland Swinson lost her East Dunbartonshire seat to the Scottish National Party (SNP), who made significant gains and could represent the sole dark cloud on the horizon for Johnson's new government.
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A tragic mass shooting, big-name staff departures, and a series of scandals — all in the growing shadow of the investigation into Russia's involvement in 2016 election — has left the White House under a dark cloud of low morale and constant frustration.
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The Bank of International Settlements said in its latest quarterly report that the "bulge" of triple-B rated corporate debt - bonds rated just above junk status - "hovers like a dark cloud over investors" after so much money was piled into the sector.
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LONDON, July 22 (Reuters) - Foreign office minister Alan Duncan, who quit on Monday, said Britain was being forced to work under a "dark cloud" caused by Brexit, setting out the reasons for his resignation in a letter to Prime Minister Theresa May.
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Rosatom, having shaken off its reputation as a swamp of corruption and escaped from the dark cloud left by the 1986 Chernobyl disaster, is now a front-runner for a revived nuclear power project in Bulgaria, another member of the European Union.
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And President Trump's threat to impose a 25 percent levy on European-made vehicles remains a dark cloud: BMW and Daimler would be hit hard, with 71 percent and 62 percent, respectively, of their U.S. sales produced in European factories, according to UBS.
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"Everything that was fought for in the cultural battles of the late 1960s — civil rights, gay rights, women's rights, the antiwar movement — began to manifest for a brief moment before the dark cloud of AIDS began hovering in the distance," the filmmaker says.
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The Point: If more people wind up leaving this impeachment process with a better understanding of the "how and why" behind what Congress does, that will be a silver lining in what is quite clearly a very dark cloud over Washington these days.
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For almost two decades, I let my debt simply exist, a dark cloud hanging over me whenever I thought about "the future" (in quotes because that was always a hazy concept about some time decades ahead, rather than, say, "the next five years").
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Trump's warm embrace of Putin and Russia is all the more baffling given the dark cloud that has hung over Trump's entire presidency: Special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into whether Trump's presidential campaign colluded with Russia to subvert the 2016 presidential election.
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The F.B.I. informed Congress on Sunday that it has not changed its conclusions about Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server as secretary of state, removing a dark cloud that has been hanging over her campaign two days before Election Day.
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The campaign must hope that the dark cloud over the caucuses may have obscured somewhat the impact of his dismal showing, and it is already focusing on contests later in the month in Nevada and South Carolina, where minority-rich electorates may boost his prospects.
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But every dark cloud has a silver lining, and on Saturday, the Conway Area Humane Society's Facebook Page posted that one of the rescued Great Danes, 5-year-old mama dog Ellie, who'd given birth to several previous litters, had — surprisingly — given birth once more.
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This is what appears to have happened in the small English town of Skegness, at the Marine Boathouse bar, where patrons can pick up a "Badger," which is essentially a cold, dark cloud of Guinness... that floats gently above the silvery sweetness of Smirnoff Ice.
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While that may serve to only embarrass Trump rather than put him in the obvious legal peril that the McDougal payout -- and Trump's lies about it -- do, it is still a dark cloud hanging over this White House as the 2020 election cycle begins.
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CHRISTINE LAGARDE: You know what concerns me at the moment is that trade, instead of being that sort of big window of opportunities for those economies that want to compete with each other-- it weighs like a big, dark cloud on the global economy.
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Organizers were hoping Sunday's televised draw — a blaring, colorful affair complete with a red carpet, retired World Cup players and musical acts — might turn the focus away from the dark cloud that has hung over soccer in the Western Hemisphere since the FIFA scandal broke last year.
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DCCC spokesperson Tyler Law cited "the dark cloud of scandal and corruption hanging over [Republicans'] heads," in a press release Thursday, trumpeting a Cook Political Report change in ratings in that district, and in Iowa's 20163st District, after the House Ethics Committee extended an investigation into Rep.
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"One of the things I think Bob feels as if he has got to do when we get to the end of this dark cloud hanging over us, no matter which way it goes, he needs to be able to say, 'I have been exhaustive,' " Hayden said.
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Germany and the United Kingdom now seem to be on the cusp of an economic recession, the Indian economy is experiencing a major economic slowdown and South America is being roiled by social and political unrest that is casting a dark cloud over that continent's economic outlook.
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This dark cloud of potential conflicts of interest and abuse of power will likely carry over into other meetings as well, like the President's meetings with Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, Polish President Andrzej Duda, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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"Whenever I talk about the dystopic nature of the media environment, the one silver lining in the very dark cloud…is that it would have been harder for Bush to march us to war with today's media environment," Obama's former communications director Dan Pfeiffer told me.
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It was the first time Ghibli had ever worked on a game, partnering with Level-5, the studio behind acclaimed RPGs like Dark Cloud and Dragon Quest IX. It merged the engrossing feel of a world-spanning role-playing experience with the style and storytelling of a Ghibli movie.
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There are many names for these kitchens — commissary, virtual, dark, cloud, or ghost kitchens — but the idea is that restaurateurs can rent out space in them to prepare food that can be delivered through platforms like DoorDash or, yes, UberEats, which was launched during Kalanick's time at the company.
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"To Feral Audio artists, after six years, I can no longer have the pressure of running a company, continue this lifestyle and be mentally healthy...Since Feral Audio is forever married to my name, i [sic] am dissolving it so no dark cloud should ever be above your work," he wrote.
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Taken as a whole then, the Mueller report, which has hung over Trump's administration like a dark cloud promising rain for 22 months, did the opposite of what many people expected: It provides Trump with a neutral -- and credible -- source that, largely validates the mantra of his presidency: No collusion.
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Staffers now face the prospect that they will be examined by Mueller's probe and will worry about their own potential legal jeopardy, and must cope with the corrosive reality of working in an administration that will now be under a dark cloud of investigation and uncertainty for months or even years to come.
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The growing storm over Michael Cohen, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's personal attorney, is casting a dark cloud over the White House.
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A Justice Department watchdog released a scathing report earlier this year that faulted Strzok for casting a dark cloud over the department for his text message, but Inspector General Michael Horowitz found there was no evidence political bias influenced the Clinton probe decisions or that he used his position to work against Trump.
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With her grown son, Kurt, and teenage niece, Luce, Iris Golden drives under a "thick, dark cloud that fills the sky" to the bayside vacation house that she and her ex-husband, Paul, have sold in the fictional Australian village of Cassetown, intending to pack up their belongings over a long winter weekend.
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"What's more, while some investors who track indices such as the MSCI Emerging Markets Index would automatically enter Chinese markets, there might not be a flood of speculative purchasers," he added, noting that economic growth on the mainland is unlikely to return to its previous "stellar" rates and that credit concerns remain a dark cloud.
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And there does seem to be a look here for the dark cloud and the silver lining here, you know that&aposs absurd and in addition, whatever happened in that 45 minutes, the fact is they&aposre now having a meeting with their, not full national security teams, but a lot of their top advisors.
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With both sides likely to feel strongly justified in their divergent views on China's currency depreciation, it also does not bode well for an early resolution of trade tensions between China and the U.S. Needless to add, any intensification in U.S.-Chinese currency and trade frictions could cast a dark cloud over the global economy.
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Actor George Clooney said his new film "Suburbicon" is a response to the divisive 2016 presidential campaign and "anger" in the U.S. "There is a dark cloud hanging over our country right now," Clooney, who is a vocal critic of President Trump, said at the Venice Film Festival on Saturday, according to The Associated Press.
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It said uncertainty over a possible Brexit in the June 23 referendum was having a "tangible impact" on investment into the UK. "A dark cloud of uncertainty is looming over global growth, particularly around weakening emerging markets and the outcome of the EU referendum, which is chilling some firms' plans to invest," CBI director general Carolyn Fairbairn said.
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"If I was an investor or project developer in the nuclear space, I would not pick up a pen before the IRP is finalised next year to submit any request for proposals, specifically considering the dark cloud hanging over the nuclear program with alleged corrupt relationships," said Johan Muller, program manager for energy and environment at Frost & Sullivan consultancy.
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In SLAP-STICK, traces of that exhibition are found in the ludicrously slender, multicolored ladder reaching up into the ceiling, the pile of broken black umbrellas huddled in a corner, a dark cloud with a lightning bolt lingering in the rear of the gallery, and a mat covered in tails-up pennies in front of a gaudy, broken mirror.
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Amazon's partnership with Nike to sell its sneakers last month caused the value of a number of sporting goods competitors to drop to the tune of a half billion dollars since: Amazon has been a dark cloud over Blue Apron since the meal delivery company went public June 29, as both Whole Foods and Amazon have dabbled in the meal delivery space.
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Now casting a dark cloud over the German automobile industry is President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's threat to impose punitive import tariffs on German cars to counteract Germany's very large trade surplus.
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The two sides need to figure out how customs checks at the border will work, which experts predict will prove one of the biggest stumbling blocks before the U.K. can strike a deal with the EU. READ: Brexit is helping revive republican violence in Northern Ireland But negotiating with Ireland isn't the only other dark cloud on the horizon for Johnson.
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"It creates a very dark cloud over all of the previous elections because as we know there was no way to audit them, there was no ... attempt at accountability by the secretary of state, and the entire programming of elections was outsourced," said Marilyn Marks, executive director of the Coalition for Good Governance, one of the groups behind the lawsuit.
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In tech stocks, NASDAQ was off 2.27% The reasons for the renewed plunge could be manifold: this week's events may have increased risk aversion and volatility; in addition to the uncertainty over the outlook for Brexit and the risk of a U.S. government shutdown, the decision of global central Banks, especially the Federal Reserve, to raise interest rates is a dark cloud hanging over the market.
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" One mocking bit of dialogue in the show, calling the Underground Railroad "a silver lining to the dark cloud of slavery," was inspired by a 2015 episode of the public radio program "Here & Now," which said that "with the abolition of one of the worst parts of our history" — that is, slavery — "came the end of one of the most uplifting, the Underground Railroad.
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"Cancel culture," after all, is a phrase deployed widely outside the world of comedy to describe an all consuming, social media-fueled climate of outrage—a dark cloud hanging over not only comics, but also a wide range of public figures and entities, some of whom where helpfully named by a New York Times piece last year, "Everyone is Canceled": Bill Gates is canceled.
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Trump, whose sense of what counts as funny was tested and found wanting at the Al Smith dinner itself, may think it a laughing matter to keep the nation in what he described as "suspense" about whether the transition from President Obama to Obama's successor would be marred by a sore loser's unsubstantiated claim: that unless that successor is himself, some nefarious conspiracy between minority voters, the media, and the Clinton campaign must be to blame and would cast a dark cloud over the succession.
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The "Libya model" hung like a dark cloud over the negotiations leading up to the historic Singapore summit between President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and Kim Jong Un. For North Korea, the Libya model suggests that it cannot trust security guarantees offered by Washington in exchange for denuclearization lest it meet the same fate as former Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi.
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