This part of the book — where the train derails — is the only part where the narrative derails, too.
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This demand derails the negotiation for a day or two.
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Assisting someone worse off even more effectively derails compulsive introspection.
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What happens if President Trump derails the process with a tweet?
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Do you know the one thing that really derails your day?
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Roller coaster riders thrown, rescued at Daytona Beach boardwalk after car derails.
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She gets her chance when her bike chain derails on a dirt road.
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Clinton's already high unfavorable ratings with voters and perhaps even derails her candidacy.
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Her trip home, intended in part to inspire her writing, derails her further.
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Sexual abuse often derails the lives of its victims in painful and lasting ways.
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Perhaps it's a good thing Issa's party Lyft fiasco derails her meeting with Dro.
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Watch the comedown: Nothing derails a runner's high faster than dehydration or improper fueling.
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A train derails, taking out some switches, shutting tracks and snarling travel for days.
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Bad publicity, as it turns out, also derails companies from getting the best hires.
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"I would not want to be the Republican that derails the train," Cole told CNN.
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However, like its source material, it derails in the second half by indulging in stereotypes.
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The situation quickly derails (yes, coaster pun intended), because Dr. Bayden has started day drinking.
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John McCain, cozying up to Russian leader Vladimir Putin or elevating white supremacists -- derails Trump.
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Marie is a testament to the harm of poor police work that derails a rape investigation.
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The usual picayune nonsense that normally derails campaigns does not and will not work on Trump's.
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It would therefore be a real tragedy if impeachment derails these incipient efforts at economic reform.
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The turnover really only matters at Twitter if it derails the company's existing product plans or vision.
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"This decision neither deters nor derails the application process of Pebble Limited Partnership's proposed project," he said.
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I waste a lot of time blocking abusive Crowder fanboys, and this shit derails your mental health.
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Critics, including many Palestinians, say Mr. Trump's recognition of Jerusalem derails that process, which was already stagnant.
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The only problem with this concern is that valuation is seldom something that derails a bull market alone.
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They're not engaged yet -- so you'll have to watch and see if sense of humor derails that process.
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It terms of policies, I like some of the stuff he's doing, but he derails his own agenda.
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Progress will not be easy, and Mr Sánchez may not get far before his weak parliamentary position derails him.
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Each time Lawrence tries to open up, a basketball game in the background at the bar derails Chad's attention.
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As the global COVID-19 outbreak derails businesses, the resolution of stressed assets is also likely to be affected.
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At A Better Balance, we see firsthand how it derails careers, saps household income and pushes families into poverty.
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"The risk that further escalation derails growth is keeping some investors cautious," ANZ analysts said in a note Friday.
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At the end of the day, pulling funds from your 401(k) early derails your savings efforts for retirement.
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Amidala can barely start a sentence before the Trade Federation screams about fake news and derails the entire Senate proceeding.
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October 215 - More than 218 people are killed and 600 others injured when an overloaded train derails in central Cameroon.
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"I can see things not working out, where the balance is not good, and it derails our ability to compete."
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The episode derails Fowler's plans to go to graduate school and become a physicist, which leads her to Silicon Valley.
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But this year, when something unexpected derails my plans, I'll be more forgiving of myself and adjust my routine instead.
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When she returns with a wealthy enigma, Ben (Steven Yeun), the three form an awkward triangle, a configuration that derails Jongsu.
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Colleges all over the country are examining remedial education, which critics say often derails students and prompts them to drop out.
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That could leave mere weeks for senators to produce a viable bill in early 22019 before campaign season derails its efforts.
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The third step of the process is to develop and test prevention strategies — but that's where the Dickey amendment derails the process.
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But when a death derails the act, the remaining members confront the burdens of their gifts and struggle to lead offstage lives.
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Despite the bad points above, I was mostly on board with Whiskey Tango Foxtrot until its third act, when it completely derails.
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Greta was fascinated with the character Koko, a talking train car whose friends help her get back on the track after she derails.
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The surprise presence of St. Germain derails matters even if no one else can see the tension bubbling underneath his conversations with Claire.
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If you don't know, you're going to do something at some point that derails you or that becomes inconsistent in the long term.
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Perhaps inevitably given the publication, although still disappointingly, the article quickly derails into a vintage slice of old white man ranting about safe spaces.
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They would be wise to move quickly, before the extreme positions that currently prevail produce a harmful crisis that slows or derails digital commerce.
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Toni's boxing routine derails after she peers through a center window one day and discovers a new world — a dance team called the Lionesses.
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The provision is the latest attempt by policymakers to relieve pressure on Americans facing financial peril as the coronavirus pandemic derails the U.S. economy.
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Frank: I'll tell you, in closing, what I don't wonder about: some personal — as opposed to personnel — scandal that derails him and thus Republicans.
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This suspenseful drama follows the family members as their plan to make a final escape from Europe derails, forcing them to return to Germany.
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In this new play, Feiffer stars as Cat, a whipsmart journalist, and Hamish Linklater is Guy, the married man who derails her career ambitions.
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However, the camera soon follows her there, and what ensues is a cacophony of little kid chatter and West chatter that totally derails the video.
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But for right now both are keeping their franchises relevant, a welcome outcome in a league in which losing a QB1 typically derails a season.
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Hamers' appointment derails speculation that star wealth manager Iqbal Khan, who joined last year from rival Credit Suisse, could be in line to replace Ermotti.
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In this new play, Feiffer stars as Cat, a whip-smart journalist, and Hamish Linklater is Guy, the married man who derails her career ambitions.
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Studies have shown that toxic stress essentially "derails development," and the most effective way to prevent it is to reduce the child's exposure to the conditions.
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The blue slip process typically delays or derails hearings for the federal bench unless both senators from the nominee's home-state consent to the President's pick.
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Many will stay in the race a bit longer just in case a scandal or some other event suddenly derails one or more of the frontrunners.
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At least that's James Corden's philosophy in the sketch above, after his attempted script run-through with Rudd derails due the latter's promo tour-induced exhaustion.
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It's deeply misogynist and maybe slander, and derails the film's ability to make a (salient) point about the media's role in messing up contemporary American life.
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You want to make sure you sound intelligent and put-together, and nothing derails that quite as quickly as five typos in the first paragraph alone.
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Train derails in Arizona during heavy rain, flooding Investigators are working to determine the cause of a train derailment near Tucson, Arizona during heavy rain and flooding.
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If the Russia probe derails the tax legislation, it could hurt the chances of Republicans retaining their majorities in the House and Senate next year and jeopardize .
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The unfairness of the years stolen from this couple because of someone else's mistake, the great cosmic error that derails Roy's life, is the novel's slow burn.
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A demo take is suddenly spliced into "Still Clean," while in "Cool," the sound of a tape slowing down derails the big rock buildup at the end.
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If the Trump train completely derails, this race could become one to watch, but for now, Judge consistently trails Grassley in polls — often by double digits. 13.
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While Clarke is less worried about the outbreak, billionaire investor Paul Tudor Jones said Tuesday the coronavirus could be a "curveball" that derails in the bull market.
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The illness derails careers and changes the course of your life, yet many doctors still think it's in the mind, suggesting therapy, antidepressants, and exercise as treatment.
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While "The Mummy's" unlikely to derails the franchise even if it underwhelms, it serves as a reminder not to start counting one's monsters before they're animated by lightning.
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Because she's just about to enter this precipice of going to Lifespring and doing all these things for herself, and then this happens and totally derails her plan.
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Law enforcement routinely derails brittle individuals on the pathway to violence thanks to brave and concerned family members, friends, neighbors, teachers and co-workers who sounded the alarm.
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Nothing derails a gaming session like some hardcore lag, or a delay in time from when you press a button to when the corresponding action happens on-screen.
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In photographs such as "Baby Sleep" and "Family Portrait," Lawson plays with the stereotypes of black women's supposed lasciviousness while she derails the myth of the asexual mother.
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Additionally, the case is overshadowed by a coup in Bashran that unseats President Rashad (Faran Tahir) and derails Mellie's (Bellamy Young) Middle East peace summit between Bashran and Dacal.
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ROLLER COASTER DERAILS, THROWS PASSENGERS 34 FEET TO THE GROUND AT DAYTONA BEACH BOARDWALK Her proclamation placed the blame for the derailment on the flooding, the Associated Press reported.
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If you really do want to play around on the only phone you own, make sure you back up all your data in case iOS 12 completely derails everything.
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Chandra is blindsided by the revelation, which completely derails her argument that Naz is a good kid who was once lost control in the face of racism and bigotry.
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It's a disturbing and honest portrayal of Ms. Litoff's efforts to move past her sister's suicide, but in retracing her sister's steps she derails her own recovery from addiction.
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That's what I was chasing, that split second when someone tastes something so delicious that their conversation suddenly derails and they blurt out something guttural like they stubbed their toe.
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"There is a widespread perception that failure to pass the healthcare bill somehow derails the rest of the Trump agenda," said Tom Porcelli, chief U.S. economist at RBC Capital Markets.
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"This number is not the kind of report that derails the Fed from raising rates in June," said Tom Porcelli, chief U.S. economist at RBC Capital Markets in New York.
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Inadequate and uncertain funding is particularly devastating for our military because it stops new initiatives in their tracks, derails innovative solutions and creates huge, long-term problems for equipment programs.
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Republican officials are reportedly preparing a backup plan in case the Trump Train fully derails and the candidate decides to drop out of the race last minute, ABC News reports.
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"Deficiencies in the current U.S. political ecology make it difficult for the efficient administration of the federal government, so the national economic development derails from the right track," Dagong added.
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This solution frees not only artists but all people from a major financial burden that derails those living paycheck to paycheck and prevents them from moving forward toward their goals.
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"I think the difficulty we always had was that you can put out whatever press release or messaging you want but a tweet derails that message for the day," Kinzinger said.
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Barberena Derails Northcutt Hype Train with Arm-Triangle Choke In advance of his main card bout with Bryan Barberena, Sage Northcutt stood out as the most hyped prospect in the UFC.
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"There is a widespread perception that failure to pass the health care bill somehow derails the rest of the Trump agenda," said Tom Porcelli, chief U.S. economist at RBC Capital Markets.
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After a bridge buckles or a train derails, the investigation almost always concludes that closer inspections would have detected structural weaknesses before the failure, when everything seemed to be just fine.
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Lyons's book derails about three-quarters of the way through, as he becomes obsessed with the unpredictable behavior of one of his co-workers, a fellow he calls Trotsky, toward him.
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Moreover, it derails the RFS, imposing new burdens on small businesses and requiring the EPA to fundamentally restructure the fuel market, a process that could delay higher biofuel targets for years.
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If the Russia probe derails the tax legislation, it could hurt the chances of Republicans retaining their majorities in the House and Senate as voters go to the polls next year.
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Russell, who is 25 and from Canada, recently won a Gotham Award for her performance as Emily, a South Florida teen whose world is upended after her brother derails his life.
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Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Tuesday the central bank was ready to ramp up stimulus if the stronger yen derails the path towards its 212 percent inflation target.
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Indictment and criminal trial derails a presidency by the compromising stigma's harming presidential ability to carry out foreign or domestic duties, the toll of making a defense and, of course, jail time.
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The dramatic escalation of tensions between the United States and Iran forced once-euphoric investors to confront the risk of a tit-for-tat spiral that derails the economy by depressing consumer spending.
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Trump derails his own gains by interrupting Hillary and making catty comments, and more tellingly, is not able to return to the more sober, statesmanlike demeanor people hope to see from a presidential candidate.
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A Union Pacific freight train crossing the bottom level of this bridge derails, its automobile carriers dragged into the water with the collapsing span, the noise adding to the deafening pandemonium filling the air.
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An Amtrak train derails in Washington state, killing multiple people and injuring dozens of others; South Africa's ruling party elects a new leader, who is likely to become president after Jacob Zuma's term ends.
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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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In particular, both books stress that, when briefed about international alliances, Trump derails discussions by griping about how allies are stiffing the U.S., from allegedly miserly NATO contributions to ostensibly one-sided trade policies.
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Except, as readers will anticipate, something major happens to Charles Wallace that appears to be so far outside of McCabe's range that the movie all but derails during what's meant to be its climactic stretch.
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The actual effect of celebrity endorsements on the polls has long been disputed, however, and whether the lack of support by those with star power derails the Trump train by November remains to be seen.
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Throughout the film, Maine's substance abuse has clear impact on his life and career: He blacks out in hotel rooms, gets into fights with his manager, and derails Ally's Grammys acceptance speech by stumbling onstage.
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Trump's decision not to go ahead with the plan was applauded by Republican lawmakers, who warned the tariffs could stymie economic growth and derails efforts to ratify a revised trade agreement with Mexico and Canada.
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Description: "Nancy Drew (Kennedy McMann) is a brilliant teenaged detective whose sense of self had come from solving mysteries in her hometown of Horseshoe Bay, Maine – until her mother's untimely death derails Nancy's college plans."
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If Pyongyang doesn't know who in the White House speaks for Trump, or what the US's North Korea policy actually is, this could lead them to (unintentionally) do something that derails talks or sparks a crisis.
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Sponsorship deals with "lifecasters" offer 2.03/7 exposure for brands but create an ongoing trickle of PR gaffes, including a Law & Order ad campaign that derails when viewers provoke a police raid on the broadcaster's apartment.
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Maggie HassanMargaret (Maggie) HassanBiden would consider Republican for VP 'but I can't think of one right now' Taking concrete steps to address domestic terrorism Turf war derails bipartisan push on surprise medical bills MORE (D-N.
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Where these shows often focus on cutting superheroics down to size, though, part of One Punch Man's appeal is how straight it can play its characters and conflicts — at least, until Saitama shows up and derails them.
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As they both look through the binoculars and out onto the city, they witness something that derails their friendiversary completely: It appears a man was fighting with a woman and ended up throwing her off a balcony.
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He now has South Korean President Moon Jae-in more in his pocket, with intra-Korean relations more integrated than any time before the Korean War and Moon seemingly unwilling to do anything that derails further integration.
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In currencies, the yen was little changed even after Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said the central bank was ready to ramp up stimulus if the stronger yen derails the path toward its 232 percent inflation target.
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In currencies, the yen was little changed even after Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said the central bank was ready to ramp up stimulus if the stronger yen derails the path toward its 230 percent inflation target.
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But in the meantime, the Senate is continuing to work on its version of healthcare reform; unless intra-party discord derails Republican efforts, they'll be able to kill Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act before the end of the year.
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"But anything we see that derails [those policies], a focus on the Supreme Court or Obamacare, that takes us away from stimulus for an extended period [could make the market] a little vulnerable to at least a tactical pullback," she added.
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If you're a person who gets migraines, it can feel like each morning is a fresh chance for you to hopefully not get slammed with one — but sometimes you wake up and already have a headache, which derails your whole day.
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It's also broke as hell: it rains sewage, derails constantly, traps passengers in sweltering prisons, and all New Yorkers can do is shake our fist at the sky, tweet impotently, and then saddle up for another ride the next day.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The chances the Bank of Japan eases further have increased, according to over half of economists polled by Reuters after the central bank last month committed to expanding stimulus if a global slowdown derails the economic recovery here.
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"Without budget agreements, we can't reach a deal before December and then everything derails and we head towards a hard Brexit," a EU official, who didn't want to be named due to the sensitivity of the talks, told CNBC Wednesday.
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We don't know what the consequences will be for America's political position in the region, including its troop presence in Iraq, or Iranian politics — whether the "rally round the flag" effect derails a recent rise in anti-regime popular sentiment.
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While the 1933 film has its spooky moments (in one scene, the Invisible Man derails a train, sending hundreds of passengers off a cliff), there is also a constantly shrieking landlady, a bumbling police inspector, a lovelorn fiancée, and comical sots.
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Raja KrishnamoorthiSubramanian (Raja) Raja KrishnamoorthiTrump suggests LBJ is in hell: 'He's probably looking down — or looking up' Overnight Health Care — Presented by That's Medicaid — Turf war derails push on surprise medical bills | Bill would tax e-cigarettes to pay for anti-vaping campaign | .
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ROLLER COASTER DERAILS, THROWS PASSENGERS 34 FEET TO THE GROUND AT DAYTONA BEACH BOARDWALK Workers at the theme park were able to safely get riders off the Superman: Ride of Steel after the ride stopped near a peak, Prince George's County fire officials confirmed .
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Reese Witherspoon expertly trolls Jimmy Fallon in freaky Halloween mystery box game Reese Witherspoon shares incensed clip from 'The Morning Show' and we're pumped Edward Norton completely derails James Corden's 'Fight Club' sketch Aaron Paul reveals he improvised the only 'Yeah bitch' in 'El Camino'
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Edward Norton completely derails James Corden's 'Fight Club' sketch Reese Witherspoon expertly trolls Jimmy Fallon in freaky Halloween mystery box game Aaron Paul reveals he improvised the only 'Yeah bitch' in 'El Camino' New 'Mandalorian' trailer hints at hard times in the bounty hunting community
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Edward Norton completely derails James Corden's 'Fight Club' sketch Click this button on your private jet and the plane lands itself Reese Witherspoon expertly trolls Jimmy Fallon in freaky Halloween mystery box game Reese Witherspoon shares incensed clip from 'The Morning Show' and we're pumped
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SAO BERNARDO DO CAMPO, Brazil (Reuters) - Former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva turned himself in to police on Saturday, ending a day-long standoff to begin serving a 12-year prison sentence for corruption that derails his bid to return to power.
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Given this, Kim is unlikely to resume missile test launches in the near term or do something similarly inflammatory that risks prompting Trump to lash out, which could in turn trigger a new round of intense sabre rattling that derails constructive U.S.-North Korea engagement.
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Stat spoiler (noun): The weirdly persistent phenomenon in which, on any given list of NHL players who've reached a specific milestone or otherwise historic achievement, there will always be one name that doesn't seem like it belongs and kind of derails the whole thing.
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The ultimate aim — and the thing voters should demand in the next election — is to ease the flood of misdemeanor arrests and convictions that quietly derails millions of people's lives every year and that exacerbates some of the worst injustices of our criminal system.
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Camila Cabello's badly translated version of 'bad guy' gets kind of weird Stephen Colbert unpacks Pelosi's fiery Trump impeachment press conference Jameela Jamil totally derails an interview with some unorthodox career advice John Boyega eats spicy wings and spins Star Wars tales on 'Hot Ones'
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Shia LaBeouf almost definitely regretted turning up the heat on 'Hot Ones' John Wick makes video game debut in stunning 'John Wick Hex' trailer Lilly Singh tears into problematic brands with a brutal parody Billy Porter completely derails James Corden's interview with a spectacular entrance
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But to the women, it's pretty insulting to suggest that their life experiences are up for "debate" — plus they've heard remarks like these a hundred times, and nine times out of 10 it just derails the conversation, so they're just sick of dealing with it.
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Herrig derails Grasso hype train with unanimous decision win Backed by a sizeable contingent of Mexican-American fans in the crowd, Alexa Grasso was hoping to live up to the big billing given to her as the main attraction in this event's co-headliner against Felice Herrig.
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Though Smith argues vehemently that, among other things, it's America's culture of "misogyny, homophobia, transphobia, class-based elitism, self-hatred, violence, untreated mental illness" that derails young boys en route to black manhood, he reserves his most acidic critiques for Hampton administrators, Obama and Smith's own father.
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MUMBAI, March 20 (Reuters) - Indian banks have asked the banking regulator to allow more time before labelling a loan as bad debt, and they sought longer deadlines to meet certain capital standards as the coronavirus pandemic derails businesses, sparking concern over the financial health of banks.
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Jameela Jamil totally derails an interview with some unorthodox career advice John Boyega eats spicy wings and spins Star Wars tales on 'Hot Ones' YouTube's Rewind 2019 tries to bounce back with a safe and boring countdown Disney debuts gorgeous new trailer for live-action 'Mulan'
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Jameela Jamil totally derails an interview with some unorthodox career advice Eddie Redmayne and James Corden surprising people with balloons is 11 minutes of pure joy Camila Cabello's badly translated version of 'bad guy' gets kind of weird Stephen Colbert unpacks Pelosi's fiery Trump impeachment press conference
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Taylor Swift's 'Christmas Tree Farm' video is a trip through her childhood home movies Stephen Colbert roasts the Democratic candidates with Baby Yoda burns James Corden and Kacey Musgraves' 14-song Christmas medley is super impressive Jameela Jamil totally derails an interview with some unorthodox career advice
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Richard NealRichard Edmund NealHouse Democrats appeal order in Trump's lawsuit over NY tax returns House panel advances Trump's new NAFTA Overnight Health Care — Presented by That's Medicaid — Turf war derails push on surprise medical bills | Bill would tax e-cigarettes to pay for anti-vaping campaign | .
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Billy Porter completely derails James Corden's interview with a spectacular entrance Zach Galifianakis' story about his 2-year-old son is so hilariously awkward Stephen Colbert uses perfect Hot Wheels parody to mock Trump's stance on emissions Sandy Hook Promise releases shocking PSA — with a point
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RIC=JPCPIAP Core CPI poll data TOKYO, Aug 14 (Reuters) - The chances the Bank of Japan eases further have increased, according to over half of economists polled by Reuters after the central bank last month committed to expanding stimulus if a global slowdown derails the economic recovery here.
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Cast as the famously sleepwalking lady whose ambition drives her husband forward and derails her own warped psyche, Ms. Terry communicates a sense of impatient purpose: There's clearly no Plan B for this apprentice to murder who watches aghast as her husband's mind starts to fray — only for hers soon to follow suit.
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Camila Cabello's badly translated version of 'bad guy' gets kind of weird Taylor Swift's 'Christmas Tree Farm' video is a trip through her childhood home movies Jameela Jamil totally derails an interview with some unorthodox career advice Eddie Redmayne and James Corden surprising people with balloons is 11 minutes of pure joy
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Either way, you'd probably want to hide your Is. Trevor Noah gives a thoughtful response to Kanye West's comments about black voters Reese Witherspoon shares incensed clip from 'The Morning Show' and we're pumped Reese Witherspoon expertly trolls Jimmy Fallon in freaky Halloween mystery box game Edward Norton completely derails James Corden's 'Fight Club' sketch
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"You can see this mounting as an issue, it's in tech but even more broadly, I call it a trust headwind because there have some been misuses of data, and before this derails the entire digital economy ... I think we have to deal head on with trust," Rometty told CNN's Julia Chatterley in Davos.
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Boasting a single onstage pianist (the splendid Nigel Lilley) by way of musical accompaniment and conspicuously lacking the self-contained songs that audience members might take home, the result is best described as a chamber opera with one foot in some sort of Stephen Sondheim-Benjamin Britten hybrid and the other in melodrama that almost derails the second act.
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A rival bill that House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard NealRichard Edmund NealHouse Democrats appeal order in Trump's lawsuit over NY tax returns House panel advances Trump's new NAFTA Overnight Health Care — Presented by That's Medicaid — Turf war derails push on surprise medical bills | Bill would tax e-cigarettes to pay for anti-vaping campaign | .
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And days before the funding deadline, House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard NealRichard Edmund NealHouse Democrats appeal order in Trump's lawsuit over NY tax returns House panel advances Trump's new NAFTA Overnight Health Care — Presented by That's Medicaid — Turf war derails push on surprise medical bills | Bill would tax e-cigarettes to pay for anti-vaping campaign | .
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Maggie HassanMargaret (Maggie) HassanTurf war derails bipartisan push on surprise medical bills Hillicon Valley: Twitter to start verifying 2020 primary candidates | FTC reportedly weighs injunction over Facebook apps | Bill would give DHS cyber unit subpoena powers | FCC moves to designate 988 as suicide-prevention hotline Senate bill would give DHS cyber agency subpoena powers MORE (D-N.
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Trump has sued the Ways and Means Committee, as well as Committee Chairman Richard NealRichard Edmund NealHouse Democrats appeal order in Trump's lawsuit over NY tax returns House panel advances Trump's new NAFTA Overnight Health Care — Presented by That's Medicaid — Turf war derails push on surprise medical bills | Bill would tax e-cigarettes to pay for anti-vaping campaign | .
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Maggie HassanMargaret (Maggie) HassanTurf war derails bipartisan push on surprise medical bills Hillicon Valley: Twitter to start verifying 85033 primary candidates | FTC reportedly weighs injunction over Facebook apps | Bill would give DHS cyber unit subpoena powers | FCC moves to designate 988 as suicide-prevention hotline Senate bill would give DHS cyber agency subpoena powers MORE (N.
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Sometimes, a life-conquering crush just derails your week or month or, well, life — you'll find yourself googling them and mindlessly scrolling pages of image results, or watching the late night show you can't stand just because they're on it for five minutes, or just thinking about them saying "Climb in my fur" every damn day.
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We had to ignore the other popular sentiment of "don't read the comments" (which is largely about trying to maintain sanity while staring at the void) and embrace a jaw-droppingly obvious fact: what truly derails any given thread or conversation lies not in a given response to trolls, but the very troll who is trying to derail in the first place.
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Another candidate for inclusion in the omnibus package is a bipartisan proposal backed by Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee Chairman Lamar AlexanderAndrew (Lamar) Lamar AlexanderTrump scramble to rack up accomplishments gives conservatives heartburn Overnight Health Care — Presented by That's Medicaid — Turf war derails push on surprise medical bills | Bill would tax e-cigarettes to pay for anti-vaping campaign | .
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Thankfully, Governor Andrew Cuomo came along and installed wireless internet in all 279 underground subway stations, so when someone is stuck on an F train with no air-conditioning for over an hour, or is forced to evacuate through the rat- and smoke-filled tunnels after an A train derails, they can do what they've always wanted to: tweet their complaints directly at Cuomo.
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Some of them are actual questions in quote marks, others are just the notes I made after conversations: Nothing derails setting up a parent's new gift like asking them for their iCloud password This list was sort of funny when I first started making it, but over the past few days I've started to realize it's a pretty damning indictment of the tech industry.
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Gary CohnGary David CohnOn The Money: Trump says economy 'may be' sliding into recession | Dow suffers second-worst day in history | Coronavirus package hits roadblocks | Fed unleashes arsenal amid pandemic Pandemic derails resilient US economy Bannon says Trump now understands how to use presidential power: 'The pearl-clutchers better get used to it' MORE, who was Trump's National Economic Council from 220006-2202, said last week that the U.S. was already in a recession.
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Jeanne ShaheenCynthia (Jeanne) Jeanne Shaheen2020 forecast: A House switch, a slimmer Senate for GOP — and a bigger win for Trump Lewandowski decides against Senate bid Biden would consider Republican for VP 'but I can't think of one right now' MORE and Maggie HassanMargaret (Maggie) HassanBiden would consider Republican for VP 'but I can't think of one right now' Taking concrete steps to address domestic terrorism Turf war derails bipartisan push on surprise medical bills MORE.
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"Unless this passes quickly, this would be worse for the economy than the [6900-2628] financial crisis," said Jason FurmanJason FurmanCash assistance for Americans gains steam as coronavirus roils economy Pandemic derails resilient US economy Trillion-dollar deficits as far as the eye can see, and hardly a voice of caution to be heard MORE, an economics professor at Harvard University who chaired the Council of Economic Advisers under former President Obama, in a Thursday interview.
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"When you think about withdrawing all that activity from the economy, the economy slows down very quickly," Gary CohnGary David CohnOn The Money: Trump says economy 'may be' sliding into recession | Dow suffers second-worst day in history | Coronavirus package hits roadblocks | Fed unleashes arsenal amid pandemic Pandemic derails resilient US economy Bannon says Trump now understands how to use presidential power: 'The pearl-clutchers better get used to it' MORE, who served as Trump's chief economic adviser from 2017 to 2018, said in a Thursday night interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper.
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Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonGOP chairmen seek interview with Obama officials as part of Biden-Ukraine probe Senate Democrats press GOP chairmen over Ukraine allegations New federal funds for election security garner mixed reactions on Capitol Hill MORE (R-Wis.) and Maggie HassanMargaret (Maggie) HassanTurf war derails bipartisan push on surprise medical bills Hillicon Valley: Twitter to start verifying 2020 primary candidates | FTC reportedly weighs injunction over Facebook apps | Bill would give DHS cyber unit subpoena powers | FCC moves to designate 988 as suicide-prevention hotline Senate bill would give DHS cyber agency subpoena powers MORE (D-N.
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Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonGOP chairmen seek interview with Obama officials as part of Biden-Ukraine probe Senate Democrats press GOP chairmen over Ukraine allegations New federal funds for election security garner mixed reactions on Capitol Hill MORE (R-Wis.) and Maggie HassanMargaret (Maggie) HassanTurf war derails bipartisan push on surprise medical bills Hillicon Valley: Twitter to start verifying 2020 primary candidates | FTC reportedly weighs injunction over Facebook apps | Bill would give DHS cyber unit subpoena powers | FCC moves to designate 988 as suicide-prevention hotline Senate bill would give DHS cyber agency subpoena powers MORE (D-N.
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The Hill's 12:30 Report: Amtrak train derails in Washington state | GOP nears tax bill victory | McCain to miss vote | Congress faces crunch time on spending | Trump says he is not thinking about firing Mueller amid rumors | Fight over Trump transition emails | Trump to unveil 'America First' national security policy | Last-minute gift ideas TAX REFORM IS ALMOST ACROSS THE FINISH LINE So close I can feel Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE avoiding stepping on any cracks and intensely inspecting any pennies he finds on the ground -- oh and he definitely has a daily alarm set for 11:11: Republicans are on the brink of a massive legislative achievement, the first with President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE in office -- tax cuts!
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