No, because it turns out it doesn't descend into relativism.
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The pattern becomes especially clear when they descend into falsehoods.
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Let's start in the light and descend into the cellar.
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"Betrayal," doesn't descend into Tristan's infidelity scandal until its final act.
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The sexual misery that results can descend into absurdity and hysteria.
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Wilson said there is a possibility things may descend into violence.
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School registers from Toxteth to Runcorn will descend into complete pandemonium.
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Either we enforce the law or we descend into dangerous chaos.
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Conservative intellectuals fear the Republican Party will descend into ideological incoherence.
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We've asked whether a vengeful Trump administration would descend into tyranny.
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Others worry that the stand-off could descend into a proxy war.
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Bear with me as we descend into the morass of Senate rules.
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And, as you descend into them, what mind-boggling structures these wells are.
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Second, should the Kim regime fall, the whole country could descend into chaos.
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Come, now, and descend into the sinister and disturbing world of Euros mascots.
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The vast majority of the time, these conflicts don't descend into armed hooliganism.
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Soon, though, her observations of him descend into a kind of emotional vampirism.
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We were worried the country would descend into chaos if we took action.
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She would descend into the mass of humans and try to find them.
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It represents one fewer way our world could descend into a nuclear war.
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Perhaps this should reassure us that relations will not descend into open conflict.
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If this condition continues, the world will descend into nuclear horror and chaos.
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If she loses, Britain's exit from the European Union could descend into chaos.
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On a beach, crude rails–seemingly pilfered from a railway–descend into the water.
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The best types of interview are the ones that descend into total, giggling chaos.
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If Sanders somehow pulls out a win, the Democratic race will descend into chaos.
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Today, visitors are given helmets and descend into the cave via a wooden plank.
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Tie a rope securely around your waist and descend into the depths of Indeed.
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You descend into madness: You secretly get a thrill when they stub their toe.
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Perhaps the biggest problem with the "protests" is that they rapidly descend into farce.
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At the musical's climax, S.S. men descend into the auditorium and block the exits.
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Despite these efforts, anxiety could turn to alarm, and sluggish growth descend into recession.
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But aggression doesn't listen; over and over we watched Gandhi's words descend into oblivion.
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That caused the series to occasionally spin its wheels or descend into unmotivated melodrama.
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Tyson warned that he was about to descend into the depths of the Gregorian calendar.
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Laurence accomplishes both moods wonderfully, and it's a treat to watch her descend into darkness.
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The idea of watching his sad-sack clown descend into violent madness is really promising.
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But the more we drink, the more we descend into a (sometimes life-threatening) stupor.
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Luna is shining her love down on you as we descend into Mercury retrograde madness.
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A growing number of states descend into gridlock because of their own urban-rural splits.
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At this point we descend into absurdity mixed with more than a modicum of frustration.
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When you descend into this space, you have to improve yourself in some demonstrable way.
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Free divers literally take a deep breath then descend into the depths without a breathing apparatus.
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It has a modern visitor center and stairs for pilgrims to descend into the muddy water.
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That way, you can focus, relax, get your groove on, or slowly descend into another dimension.
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The last airplane to see it had to descend into Portland and lost sight of it.
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Marine Scientists Edie Widder (R) and Dean Grubbs (L) prepare to descend into the Caribbean Sea.
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I watch the world descend into chaos and infamy and fear what the future may hold.
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How to convey the magnitude of her troubles without letting her descend into irritating self-pity?
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Under Mugabe, Zimbabwe was exiled from the international community and saw its economy descend into hyperinflation.
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These guardrails can help ensure you have a spirited, passionate discussion that doesn't descend into venting.
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And that's essential if humanity is going to create a robotic society that doesn't descend into chaos.
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Otherwise, the country would descend into chaos, he warned in a televised speech days before Hariri's resignation.
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As experienced protest organizers, he and Grimm feared a demonstration with no leadership could descend into chaos.
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The Russian side has warned repeatedly that the fight to control individual churches will descend into bloodshed.
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In the '22019s and early aughts, one did not so much enter as descend into Hot Topic.
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Visitors descend into a dimly lit cave beneath the new London headquarters of business news outlet Bloomberg.
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"He is going to continue to descend into the dark world that he often inhabits," Wehner said.
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Some observers fear that the country's ongoing economic and political crisis will descend into entrenched civil conflict.
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This is common sense to most of us and shouldn't descend into a stereotyped left-right debate.
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Its intense combat and compelling mythology has gripped countless players as they collect loot and descend into Lordran.
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But, everyone knows that groups can quickly descend into chaos as everyone starts, well, chatting with one another.
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S. TRADE DISPUTE SHOULD NOT DESCEND INTO GAME OF CHICKEN, HOPES COMMON SENSE WILL LEAD TO "RATIONAL DECISIONS"
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The duo play two lighthouse keepers in the 1890s who slowly descend into madness on a remote island.
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Shouldn't the C.I.A. have predicted that Libya would descend into chaos once the United States had overthrown Col.
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Vast slabs of rock descend into the earth at severe angles, like the Titanic making its fatal dive.
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Antigovernment protesters were planning demonstrations in Hong Kong that could descend into violence and clashes with the police.
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The top of the breakfast bar slides to one side to reveal stairs that descend into the basement.
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As we descend into the lower levels, the first thing we notice is that the lighting is especially dim.
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Of course, that's a generalization—a lot of Lethwei matches descend into sloppy brawls with hair pulling to boot.
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Why it's not normal: Presidents-elect do not usually descend into public name-calling of the Senate Minority Leader.
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The extra time it takes to descend into the Mad River Valley has forged the culture of the community.
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In the show, we descend into secret brothels beneath clubs, and pharmacies that peddle morphine to addicted WWI veterans.
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Explorers descend into madness, and only the biologist's extraordinary self-determination allows her to find balance with the place.
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Let's start with the low-road argument: Suppose the convention does descend into a lot of shouting and insults.
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System-wide, the New York City subways descend into free-fall, with regular delays, signal issues, and horrific commutes.
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They say sometimes the insurgents descend into the town at night to threaten or kill those who oppose them.
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Remember that these experiments can easily descend into chronic use and "addiction," and encourage them to delay that experience.
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We descend into an alley where three Dominican boys are already using shovels to mix water, cement, and sand.
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The intermittent fighting between different agencies within the country's security forces raises concerns that Sudan could descend into anarchy.
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Even with Tarja in full diva mode, the song's winkling keys and gently flowing melodies never descend into schlock.
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If we don't remember it, we may be handing global dominance back to China as we descend into poverty.
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This gentle optimism, this refusal to descend into dystopia, is what is most surprising about Hamid's imaginative, inventive novel.
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That's standard genre posturing, but Logan is as much a hero as an outlier and can't descend into nihilism.
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After all, Cohen got to wear his jacket, and the republic did not descend into chaos as a result.
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It falls to the production stage manager, Jill Cordle, to bring order to what could easily descend into chaos.
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In this epic tale, Professor Otto Lidenbrock and crew descend into an Icelandic volcano in the name of science.
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One scene finds the main protagonists descend into an argument that is only resolved after an explanation of oscillating feedback.
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The task for Mrs May and the EU is to ensure that the Brexit project does not descend into anarchy.
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But Cordelia throws a curveball for the final test, which normally requires a witch to descend into hell and return.
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For the first time in a generation, there is talk that the United States could descend into a nuclear war.
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There is no obituary or family that claims her, just guilty souls who watch the coffin descend into the ground.
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Honestly it looks like a 70s key party which could descend into a fleshy partner swapping orgy at any moment.
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If nothing is done, Lew warns, Puerto Rico will descend into "cascading defaults" of ever-bigger payments, worsening the crisis.
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There's no telling how big the community can get, or how deep one can descend into the gym battling world.
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Update What first catches your eye as you descend into Puerto Plata are the majestic mountains looming over the roads.
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Thirty volunteers offer to descend into the lower levels and replace the hydraulic roof supports that keep the tunnels open.
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A senior opposition politician has warned they could descend into street clashes if police crack down too hard on demonstrators.
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"Sue decided that she strongly wished not to descend into dementia under indefinite institutional care," Brian Hubbell said by email.
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At the same time, they acknowledge the limitations (so it doesn't descend into the relentless positivity of a sales pitch).
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"I just do not believe that we can let three and a half million Americans descend into chaos," he said.
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It is also important for Europe that Mr. Macron demonstrate that popular discontent need not descend into populism and isolationism.
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If that was all that mattered, the comments wouldn't descend into sexism and transphobia with such alarming ease and regularity.
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But the crisis could still descend into armed conflict, and that is largely attributable to Mr. Trump's poorly considered strategy.
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The Saturn Probe Interior and Atmosphere Explorer would essentially do what Cassini did on Friday: descend into the planet's atmosphere.
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Last week's "Return Of Crazy Kristen" saw its titular character quickly descend into a drunken spiral over a text from Carter.
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As the Guardian reports, workers at the ice house would descend into the chamber to collect pieces of ice when needed.
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Trendy ideas quickly descend into cliché; instead of illuminating what they purportedly describe, they obscure the facts and spur lazy thinking.
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The group has to quickly learn to work together as a community or else they'll descend into chaos on their own.
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Just last year, former President François Hollande saw his country descend into chaos and strikes in reaction to similar reform proposals.
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At the same time, though, Trump's willingness to deviate from conservative orthodoxy and to descend into the gutter troubles many talkers.
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Other financial-market activities may prove harder nuts to crack—especially if, as seems possible, broader Brexit negotiations descend into acrimony.
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This series, which could easily descend into cliche, puts a premium on the dignity of the people willing to be photographed.
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Unfortunately, the simple truth is that in the real world you can't climb virtual stairs or descend into a virtual cave.
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Soon, Jane the Virgin star Justin Baldoni expects his home to descend into "chaos" with the arrival of his second child.
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Kim's assistant Stephanie Shepherd shows the reality star the bikini shots on her phone, causing Kim to descend into a panic.
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While the demonstrations were largely contained in areas of the country that are known Odinga strongholds, some did descend into violence.
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The craft will eventually descend into the planet's atmosphere at some time next year at the end of its mission. (CNBC)
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If a few people see God or descend into madness, that seems to be a small price to pay for Art.
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And indeed, he chooses to add just a bit more drama to the scene before finally letting it descend into sex.
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Undoubtedly, Zaev intends to pressure the ruling coalition into bringing his party into the government, lest the country descend into crisis.
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Later, the siblings gather at the family home, swilling whiskey as they share memories and occasionally descend into rancorous political debates.
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This is a major blow less than a week before hundreds of thousands descend into Austin for the annual SXSW confab.
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Descend into the basement of the house, and it's evident how much her art developed before she started to work outside.
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Still, you can really descend into a pit of despair and anguish reading this kind of stuff; it isn't for everyone.
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The stairs descend into a cement canyon formed by a building on one side and a high walkway on the other.
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"These are the days like the deepest caves you would never dare to descend into," Sprague sings, but somehow she's consoled.
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I add some eucalyptus and pine bath salts, light a few candles, grab my book, and descend into the steamy water.
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As for the rest, well after a time they descend into a homogenous blob or chart-friendly early-nineties swingbeat and funk.
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This is why it is particularly important for Sanders and Clinton to form a coalition rather than descend into more bitter division.
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If the government needed to use constant coercion to enforce its power, society would either quickly unravel or descend into hard authoritarianism.
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The site in the Israeli-occupied West Bank opened in 2011 and has stairs for pilgrims to descend into the muddy river.
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I then heard the shuffling of the tile bag and saw a tile descend into my vision and placed on the table.
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And Trump has worked out that when opponents descend into the mud with him, they usually come off worse than he does.
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If that occurs, most of the time the cervix will stop dilating and the baby will not descend into the birth canal.
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We descend into the covert inner sanctum at Google X, where our nation's brightest geeks toil over secret projects within secret projects.
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They wanted to understand the immediate post-attack consequences — would society survive, or would people panic and society quickly descend into chaos?
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"I seemed every night to descend, not metaphorically, but literally to descend, into chasms and sunless abysses, depths below depths," he wrote.
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If the situation with Iran does sadly descend into escalated hostilities, there will be plenty of opportunities to criticize President Trump then.
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Beyond the confines of high politics, there are fears that protests may descend into violence before the government can contain the crisis.
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The ornate, gothic police station substitutes for the original's haunted mansion, but eventually you descend into familiar-feeling catacombs and an underground laboratory.
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Without Ronaldo, Portugal seemed in no hurry to rush the ball forward, happy to see the game descend into a cagey, tactical battle.
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The aliens' theory is that if you mess with the comfort and convenience of average Americans, they'll descend into chaos in record time.
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By trashing such norms, the world could descend into the sort of tit-for-tat trade war that Roosevelt was trying to fix.
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At times, from a 2018 perspective, this can descend into mere dad jokes, with all the good and bad implications of that phrase.
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Farmers here grow coca in large plantations hidden by a dense wall of trees, or on steep slopes that descend into the river.
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At the height of the Troubles there were numerous hostage-taking situations in Northern Irish prisons, and wings would frequently descend into chaos.
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Nora's story brings up a litany of questions, like how didn't the alternate dimension world descend into chaos after the 98% Sudden Departure?
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After your plane crashes into icy uncharted waters, you discover a rusted bathysphere and descend into Rapture, a city hidden beneath the sea.
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The Juno space craft is set to finish its mission in February 2018, when it will descend into Jupiter's atmosphere and be destroyed.
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There's something honest, and searching about the production—as tracks like "Chama Piru's" start out declarative but quickly descend into psychedelic internal monologues.
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She is Ophelia, Wayne's mistress, and they quickly descend into the throes of passion before sharing a blunt, half-clothed on Ophelia's balcony.
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Identity-based political movements always seem to descend into internal rivalries about who is most oppressed and who should get pride of place.
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A referendum that would decide the matter is scheduled for Wednesday, and there are fears that the vote could descend into further violence.
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Besides Biden, other Democrats set to descend into Nevada this weekend include Buttigieg, who is meeting with Nevada's powerful Culinary Union, and Sen.
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Families can fall into utter conflict; Cox notes that he's seen some nearly descend into fistfights in the hospital over contentious care decisions.
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The later scenes descend into wacky yet maudlin action-comedy territory — a major plot beat involves an autonomous rat drone that's also a taser.
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She does not deploy the term "fascism" loosely and deplores those who do; instead she cooly analyses the way countries can descend into tyranny.
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Battlefield Hardline's battles can descend into total mayhem, and that confusion presents prime opportunities for a smart player to tear the enemy to pieces.
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Risk analysts believe the threats are mostly bluster, and no matter who wins, Nigeria is unlikely to descend into another period of oil sabotage.
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Today, "economic anxiety" is a running joke on Twitter, brandished widely whenever Trump rallies descend into group therapy sessions for people experiencing racial panic.
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Through the process called subduction, one plate can slide beneath another, leaving a section of Earth to descend into the mantle called a slab.
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Nigeria is unlikely to descend into another period of oil sabotage regardless of won the election at the weekend, experts told CNBC last week.
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If you think Europe can't descend into a bar fight like drunks at closing time again, know you're not the first to believe it.
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When the family got word the militants were nearby, Mohanatharsini would descend into the watery hole and hide there for hours until they left.
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"The nation will become more bifurcated and will descend into these tribal spaces that I don't think will be good for us," he says.
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They buy into their own character and often, however gracefully, ultimately descend into a caricature of whatever they set out to be decades before.
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To get home, I'd have to descend into the subway and listen to whatever the person next to me was saying to her friend.
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And yet, I would not say they descend into madness — or, perhaps more accurately, I would say madness only tells part of the story.
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As the Venezuelan military stands by Mr. Maduro, the situation could easily descend into further violence, with American diplomats potentially in the cross hairs.
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The violence has led to a widening rift between them and the ruling military council, raising fears that the country could descend into chaos.
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Portland and New Orleans spoke with considerable optimism (and even bravado) in the preseason, as did the Timberwolves, only to quickly descend into crisis.
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Among them was Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond, who said the leadership contest should not descend into "a slanging match" but focus on substantive issues.
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The Centre Cannot Hold flirts with the edge throughout its unfolding, levels peaking, threatening to exceed the limits of the machine and descend into chaos.
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"It would be unwise to be unprepared for a possible scenario where talks descend into disagreements on trade," said Lukman Otunuga, research analyst at FXTM.
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To avoid having your home descend into total chaos, Target's newly minted home organizing experts, Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin, are here for the rescue.
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If countries used the opportunity to grab new concessions in their pet areas, others could make counterclaims and talks could descend into a protectionist mess.
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The app, which uses hyper-local radar data to generate weather predictions, is predicting that this Saturday we're going to descend into hellish subzero temperatures.
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If most rap bands descend into a toxic sludge of heaviness, Kendrick's unseen backing unit propelling him forward with heavy drums but minimal guitar shredding.
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Libya remains highly sensitive for NATO following its 2011 air campaign that helped rebels topple Muammar Gaddafi but then saw the country descend into anarchy.
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Mostly, the country used the attack as an excuse to descend into a flurry of jingoism and Islamophobia from which we still have not emerged.
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Jim Wilson, the San Francisco bureau photographer, and I were the first journalists to descend into the basement and tour the building's protective seismic system.
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Instead, you unlock your phone and instantly, almost unconsciously, descend into the irresistible splendors of the digital world — emerging 30 minutes later, stupefied and dazed.
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The metaphors are elsewhere laid on with a trowel; and too many poems descend into lists that run out of steam long before they're finished.
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Beginning in 2011, amid the wave of revolution in North Africa and beyond, he did little to halt the descend into civil war in chaos.
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" The New York Times theater critic Charles Isherwood wrote: "A country is thrown into chaos when its leaders descend into conflict in Shakespeare's 'Julius Caesar.
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Many worried that the pro-democracy revolt would be soured by extremism — and that heightened patriotism would invariably descend into Jew-baiting and anti-Semitism.
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So as the country continues to descend into chaos over his inept leadership, the easy money is on things only getting worse from here on out.
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Buses could get stuck in traffic, and the subway system, which only saw one morning rush hour without delay in August, could descend into overcrowded chaos.
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Several have been found and explorers have been able to descend into some, but so far it is not clear whether they lead to anywhere useful.
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In the field, I watched students descend into their own darkness, depression gripping them, and I watched as they emerged from it, stronger and more grounded.
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The vehicles also have the option of carrying a probe that could descend into the planets to measure the composition of the gases in the atmosphere.
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Continuing to talk over the person talking over you could work — or it could quickly descend into a shouting match that reflects poorly on both parties.
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And every time a member of the opposing party steps up, the questions can rapidly descend into conspiracy theories touted by the least responsible conservative outlets.
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What starts as a quick catchup with your friends and family's updates can quickly descend into hours of time wasted scrolling past viral links and photos.
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The point of this research, says Gettings, isn't to condemn social media or descend into moral panic about the impact of technology on our kids' minds.
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You just have to let your focus go soft, your brain turn off, and slowly descend into madness as Gaga tests the very limits of legibility.
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Just when you thought retro styles were about to descend into the hair graveyard yet again, the face of Marc Jacobs Beauty resurrected the look overnight.
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Spiraling ramps descend into crevices in the 6.5 acres that ripple around a central nine-ton monolith, all rising against an atmospheric view of the Catskills.
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Kaderia Melchon was walking in Carl Schurz Park on the Upper East Side of Manhattan when she said she spotted the helicopter descend into the water.
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She uses her film to explain Brazil's complicated history and to warn that even a seemingly stable, prosperous democracy can descend into chaos in an instant.
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But during extremely cold weather, more than usual descend into the subway, open and heated 24 hours a day, and transform its trains into rolling shelters.
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Kiick has also watched her father, Jim, a halfback on the undefeated 1972 Miami Dolphins, descend into early-onset Alzheimer's disease after a concussion-plagued career.
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Many who are on the receiving end of these comments claim that what begins as thoughtful and education-oriented questions quickly descend into harassment and bullying.
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The film brutally toys with your sympathies as the band members descend into hell, find unlikely allies, and then try to climb their way back out again.
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But the reincarnation doesn't take, and, in the third and final attempt that we see, William (now, the Man in Black), leaves Delos to descend into madness.
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As India and Pakistan descend into direct combat over violent attacks in Kashmir and subsequent cross-border reprisal, the U.S. appears unprepared to help defuse the situation.
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And while excessive politeness sometimes gets a bad rap, consider how easily society would descend into conflict if people acted aggressively and exploitatively, eschewing basic social rules.
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Without a firm American hand at the wheel, the liberal international order will crumble and the world will descend into regional conflict—and, eventually, a global one.
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But we must be prepared for similar campaigns in the future, because when such "challengers" go out to the polls, their activities can easily descend into intimidation.
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Clouds descend into a dark urban otherworld where whirring machines abound in Perpetual Path, a new CGI film from visual artist and animator Max Zhestkov and Combustion.studio.
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But attempts to screen finished sections keep comically failing, and Hannaford, who also harbors unrequited feelings for the film's male lead, seems to descend into mental collapse.
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Instead it underscored the fact that nothing has been resolved two years after a formal exit process began amid much fanfare, only to descend into a shambles.
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He watched New Orleans "descend into anarchy" after Hurricane Katrina in 2005, and his brother barely made it out of New York as Sandy approached in 2012.
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"Iowa caucuses descend into chaos as delay leaves outcome uncertain," by Matt Viser and Toluse Olorunnipa How uncertainty in Iowa could affect the rest of the primary.
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Efforts to get aid into Venezuela descend into violence, Kim Jong-un and President Trump prepare for their second conference and Hollywood suits up for the Oscars.
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Seeing a break in the weather, they opted to take advantage and push to the summit, only to descend into the storm as it reached its full force.
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So unless we're willing to let human-polar bear relations descend into chaos, we might want to do something about all that carbon being added to the atmosphere.
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Bancroft and his wife Miriam live lives of luxury, but after so many years together, they descend into depravity while looking for new outlets to stave off boredom.
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Or if you're a New York Times columnist, you eat too many edibles and descend into a Hunter S. Thompson-esque fit of paranoia in a hotel room.
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But they may also descend into wrangling, slowing decision-making or triggering new elections at a time when Africa's most industrialized country teeters on the verge of recession.
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We must ensure, with our words and our deeds, that the United States does not descend into the destructive, dangerous and darkest instance of who we might become.
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Musk previously showed off the Boring Company's car elevator in an Instagram post back in July, but we never saw the Model S descend into the actual tunnel.
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It's possible that Republicans, faced with a devastating health insurance cliff, will descend into disarray until a handful of them agree to extend the law basically as-is.
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Let a city suffer multiple disease outbreaks, and it'll descend into chaos with rampaging mobs burning down your buildings and blocking your attempts to travel through the region.
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But they may also descend into wrangling, slowing decision-making or triggering new elections at a time when Africa's most industrialised country teeters on the verge of recession.
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Two copper plates, etched with the notes to Brazilian poet and musician Vinicius de Moraes' whirlwind "Valsa de Eurídice," descend into utter chaos in artist João Costa's Adeus.
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Related: Watch a Digital Dancer Whirl Through the Underworld Descend into the Underworld in Kinect-Based Short Film 'ISHTAR' How Will the Robots of the Future See Us?
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He added: "The search for perpetrators cannot descend into abuses of a local population already suffering under sharp restrictions on freedom of movement, work and access to services."
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Helping to spread the fires are the Santa Ana winds, which occur as cold, high-pressure air over Nevada and Utah descend into Southern California, accelerating and warming.
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" His children attended private elementary school, where he saw the administration introduce iPads and smart whiteboards, only to "descend into chaos and then pull back from it all.
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The sensors also scan the space underneath where a module would descend into and, if someone or something was in the way, would remain in its lofted position.
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But GOP leaders are loath to let the Senate descend into a circus-like atmosphere and McConnell is eager to avoid choices that might divide his narrow majority.
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The Chinese government's top diplomat, State Councillor Wang Yi, said on Friday that talks had made substantive progress, and that the two countries' relations should not descend into confrontation.
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Direct intervention, however, is considered a last resort and confrontation between Barcelona and Madrid is more likely to descend into months of legal wrangling and a potential regional election.
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As the world around us seems to descend into political and environmental chaos, Mothman and his motley crew of monsters have become queer icons — much to some people's confusion.
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They now don suits and ties, give provocative speeches at public universities, and use these online platforms to organize "rallies" that quickly descend into violence, from California to Charlottesville.
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Best moment: Letting the sketch descend into madness as he mocked the Chobani lawsuit by spreading yogurt on his head to keep the Clinton Foundation from reading his mind.
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The craft's next flyby will take place on May 19, and it will eventually descend into Jupiter's atmosphere at some point in 2018 at the end of its mission.
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That's all the information we have for now, and we ask you to stay calm and enjoy the remaining half hour of travel as we descend into San Francisco.
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Canico's family distanced itself from Saturday's demonstrations and did not take part in gatherings, fearing they might descend into violence, their lawyer Cecile de Oliveira told France Info radio.
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In the season 2 premiere of The Girlfriend Experience, again inspired by Steven Soderbergh's 2009 movie of the same name, we immediately descend into the murky waters of politics.
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It is not really a good course, but it may be the only course — unless we are willing to tolerate having Venezuela descend into a nightmarish and dangerous chaos.
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Does he have the emotional fortitude and the intellectual wiles to salvage some material benefit for the United States from a summit that could easily descend into a farce?
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He explained he had put proposals to the UN Security Council to ensure the resumption of aid deliveries, and if they were not achieved, Yemen would descend into famine.
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As the Cumaean Sibyl remarks to Aeneas, the problem with the underworld lies not in the outbound journey but in the return: It is easy to descend into Avernus.
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Reeling after an Academy Awards bait and switch, season three saw Netflix's most surreal anti-hero descend into a mind-crushing bender that ended in pain, loss, and trauma.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May must win a vote in parliament to get her Brexit deal approved or risk seeing Britain's exit from the European Union descend into chaos.
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The cast is generally full of capable performers, but any given episode feels like it could ultimately descend into "Dan Quayle!" used as an all-purpose punchline for everything.
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Analysts say that if demonstrations descend into violence, the authorities would have an easy excuse to prosecute young protesters, discredit them as radicals or attack them with a vengeance.
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Pop has three options: it can back down into predictable blandness; it can descend into an escapist, sweat-drenched dance party, or it can stand up and say something.
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You must be driven toward a concept of what you want this country to become, and not just driven by a fear of what the country could descend into.
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The fun will also include raffles, refreshments (not fish!) and, this year, a special attraction: Three divers will descend into the Hudson to bring up live specimens for observation.
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Faced with things too monstrous to be real, but which exist nonetheless, Lovecraftian protagonists either reject their senses or descend into madness, unable to live with what they've learned.
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See the different reactions rippling across the sea of upturned faces at the bottom of "The World's Fair VI: Fireworks," as strands of light descend into the night sky.
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I wanted the audience to be able to enter into the story and descend into the depths with the diver, to the point where the world above the water disappears.
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If Trump picks someone who compounds these problems rather than offers evidence that is not what he is about, this will continue to descend into a replay of George Wallace.
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Crucially, however, while the Chinese would probably retaliate, perhaps suddenly finding health-and-safety problems with American food exports, this chain of events need not descend into a trade war.
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On Wednesday, Blair — who was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) last year and now using a cane to walk — shared a photo of herself preparing to descend into the water.
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Thankfully, as we descend into these dark times, more creative minds like Najam's give these commercials a relatable spin, enriching our lives and making each ad a bit more bearable.
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Parliament convened an emergency session on Saturday to discuss the crisis in Basra and the current prime minister, Haider al-Abadi, warned that the situation could descend into armed conflict.
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The Chinese government's top diplomat, State Councillor Wang Yi, said on Friday that trade talks had made substantive progress, and that the two countries' relations should not descend into confrontation.
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It didn't take long, after Trump's victory in the 2016 presidential election, for Democratic officials to descend into a desperate and often acrimonious argument about the future of the party.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS - Fitch assumes that sporadic security incidents will prevail as long as conflict in Syria continues, but that Lebanon will not itself descend into a full-scale civil conflict.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May must win a vote in parliament to get her Brexit deal approved or risk seeing Britain's exit from the European Union descend into chaos.
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Most of the interactive art at the Tribeca Film Festival is based in virtual reality (VR), such as the Storyscapes arcade where people donned headsets to descend into digital worlds.
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It's the part of the job people want to hear about — they want to know what it was like to descend into the Vietcong's subterranean pathways, storehouses, arsenals and barracks.
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We must not descend into a Reign of Terror mob mentality, where a mere allegation, without evidence, is deemed sufficient to condemn a man in the court of public opinion.
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Voting emotionally isn't really understood, and we easily descend into damaging stereotyping—"'Little England' northerners voted to Leave" or "out-of-touch London elites voted Remain"—rather than proper analysis.
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While the conflict is political in origin, ethnic divisions along Hutu-Tutsi lines have been manipulated from above, analysts worry, stoking fear that the country will descend into ethnic violence.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May must win a vote in parliament to get her Brexit deal approved, or risk seeing Britain's exit from the European Union descend into chaos.
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For the Man in Black, it means the hard reckoning that Dolores is finding her own way, without him, which causes his life to descend into violence, chaos and hair-loss.
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For an idea of how a forum might descend into unpleasant political and personal mud slinging, this post from the Life, Leeds United, the Universe and Everything blog is fairly illuminating.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May must win a vote in Parliament next week to approve her government's Brexit agreement or risk seeing Britain's exit from the European Union descend into chaos.
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"We are deeply concerned that, absent a strong U.S. response, the current government's pattern of anti-democratic behavior will continue to escalate, and that Guatemala will descend into lawlessness," they wrote.
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Things could get really personal The 2016 election has already showcased a whole lot of nasty name-calling, but Monday night has the potential to descend into the worst mudfight yet.
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To treat it, a medical team will put the bowels and organs in a pouch and hang it above the infant, so the pouch can slowly descend into the abdominal cavity.
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The study has revealed some surprising – and some not so surprising – factors that determine whether people are likely to age happily and healthily, or descend into loneliness, sickness and mental decline.
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The business tax plan being promoted by President Trump, and its close cousin released by House leadership this week, start with a good idea but then descend into an unworkable mess.
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They question dispossessed men and women living in tunnels, stumble on a ritualistic double murder atop Mount Baldy and descend into the thick of two tense, nomadic tribes in the desert.
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Machu Picchu, perched 8,000 feet above sea level and overlooking chasms that descend into jungle, attracts thousands of daily visitors and has become one of the world's most recognizable tourist sites.
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"In the field, I watched students descend into their own darkness, depression gripping them, and I watched as they emerged from it, stronger and more grounded," a former college professor wrote.
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PARIS — As Syria began to descend into a bloody civil war, a cement plant in the embattled northeast run by one of France's largest industrial companies was operating at full speed.
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The voters of California have a chance to join Arizona in ignoring this hellscape in which we descend into darkness in the fall and we should all support them in breaking away.
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On the surface, Musk explained, cars would drive onto sled-like devices that would descend into the bowels of the Earth, where Musk's Boring Company has built a vast network of tunnels.
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Conservative commentator Charles Krauthammer, whom I esteem and admire, warned Tuesday that post-election the GOP could descend into civil war, with the controversial candidate and Republican Congressional leadership fighting for preeminence.
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"Debates involving the most staunch of vegan thinkers often descend into needless and insensitive comparisons between animal and human slavery as well as comparisons with race and gender inequality," he tells me.
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Gorcenski says that local activists believed the Unite the Right rally would descend into violence, and had been desperately trying to get the city council to revoke the permit for the rally.
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In the housing field there will always be people who descend into the definition of HUD's definition of chronic homelessness because there are not enough programs that scientifically address their unique needs.
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Every day, thousands of people in Germany descend into 98-degree saltwater baths, watch a collage of colored lasers sway overhead, and listen to live music that's pumped out of underwater speakers.
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As you descend into the depths of the ocean, you'll encounter a variety of marine life — from colorful tropical fish to groups of manta rays — culminating with with a very perturbed shark.
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And it's easy for a dialogue on racism to swiftly descend into intramural sniping between liberals and leftists and NeverTrumpers about exactly who objected to what when and in the right ways.
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To go any farther I'd have had to descend into the mud, which had lagooned here to a foot or so in depth, and that was something I didn't want to do.
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Reflected in people without status or senses of self, Mizuko and Taylor's fraudulent dullness just looks like insecurity, and the women soon move on, leaving Alice and Ingrid to descend into madness.
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Even the hundreds of ascending souls in his wildly overstuffed "Paradise," which he and his workshop painted for the largest room of the Palazzo Ducale, could easily flip and descend into hell.
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At the hillside Bunker Museum (admission, €203, or about $5.80), descend into a chilling Cold War bunker where installations trace the South Tyrol region's history through fascism and the fight for autonomy.
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She is the most convincing as a host, even though she often appears drained by the spectacle around her, as if she were an elementary schoolteacher watching the class descend into chaos.
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In your dreams, you descend into a deep, fiery cave that looks kind of like your gym, except inside a volcano, visited by conjurings of all the people doing more than you.
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If major economies don't resolve their trade disputes and instead descend into a long-term tit-for-tat trade conflict, then global supply chains would likely see significant disruption, experts have predicted.
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As our executive and legislative branches descend into new depths of partisan conflict and gridlock, advocacy groups are turning ever more frequently to the courts to resolve issues that regular politics cannot.
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Conway and Weaver descend into a subterranean industrial space populated by dead-pan skeletons serving their time producing, packing, and delivering whiskey in order to pay off their debt to the distillery.
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Immediately, fans everywhere are convinced they're going to have to watch the Pearson twins, as racist Grandma Janet (Elizabeth Perkins) calls them, descend into the depths of drug abuse at exact same time.
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Unlike American officials, who believe that Ukraine can be a viable state, Mr Putin is convinced that (with a bit of Russian help) it will fail, and the country will descend into chaos.
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Just before landing, the helicopters and other warplanes began firing on a compound of buildings, providing cover for commandos with the Delta Force and their military dogs to descend into a landing zone.
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For example, "Psycho Killer" by the Talking Heads, plays as Detectives Bill Trench (Holt McCallany) and Holden Ford (Jonathan Groff) descend into their new basement office for the first time in episode 2.
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I fly in from Dubai, sipping red wine as we descend into Kabul, a city transformed from rubble into a bustling capital, though still visibly plagued by the escalating war with Taliban insurgents.
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When I initially sat down to write this, I fully intended on making the case that we do not have to descend into a state of outrage every time Ye opens his mouth.
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Were U.S.-China relations to descend into conflict of any type — be it a trade war or military engagement — the security of both states would suffer, along with that of their regional partners.
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From episode five and onward, a handful of characters descend into the tunnels beneath Hawkins from the entry point that Jim Hopper dug in the middle of a pumpkin field in episode 5.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Protests against Vladimir Putin after his expected re-election as president this month could descend into street clashes if police crack down too hard on demonstrators, a senior opposition politician said.
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As the spaceship approaches Mars, the craft will have to descend into the Martian atmosphere, reaching a temperature of 1,700°C, and then use its rockets to lower itself gently onto Mars's surface.
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If you've never seen this stone-cold classic, watching the real-time deliberations of people with access to big red buttons descend into farce is exactly the grim wallow you should dive into.
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MOGADISHU, Somalia — The speaker of Somalia's Parliament resigned on Monday ahead of a no-confidence vote, sparing the country a repeat of the armed standoff last week that threatened to descend into violence.
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After two days of pomp and bipartisanship last week, the battle over the trial proceedings is now expected to descend into raucous partisanship that threatens to hang over the rest of the trial.
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They take place irregularly and very often descend into chaos as desperate people fight for bags of rice and sugar, as prices have skyrocketed over the past four months since the offensive began.
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Just a few months ago, Vitaly saw an elderly lady descend into floods of tears as she kissed one of the portraits in a small museum room on the side of the Soviet cemetery.
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As we descend into an exploration of Cunanan's father, Modesto (Jon Jon Briones), I am reminded that while this show is named for Versace, it spends most of its time focused on his killer.
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Considering the fact that this rom-com storyline is only beginning, we can assume Grey's won't descend into the very tired bury your gays trope in 2019, when the series will return to ABC.
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After all, she wants to fix the subway, the need for which is obvious as we descend into its fiery, unpredictable depths while she rattles off all the ways in which she believes Gov.
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The one-on-one confrontation will be their best bet at making the other candidate play to character, and as a result sparks will fly as they descend into a bitter and nasty fight.
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The big question was whether he would be able to remain on script and regain some legitimacy as a presidential candidate, or, once again, descend into a maelstrom of bluster and ill-advised attacks.
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Bernie Sanders would be pressed on a policy, then one of a number of rivals who had criticised that policy would respond, and the segment would descend into Sanders and perhaps fellow frontrunner Sen.
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If you go to the 9/11 museum in New York, you descend into an immense basement where some of the actual wreckage of the day—including a fire truck—stands like modern art.
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Eva Lau, a 51-year-old businesswoman, said that while she had attended peaceful marches, she disagreed with her 22-year-old son over his attendance at protests that descend into violence and vandalism.
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This midterm election has all the earmarks, again, of one of those moments in this nation's history where it can choose to live in to its greatness or descend into mediocrity and ongoing strife.
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If we allow companies such as Airbnb, and in fact states such as California, which is also threatening to prosecute employers who follow federal immigration laws, to flout our laws, we descend into anarchy.
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The combination of new and antiquated could descend into gimmickry, but Mr. Kurland's approach feels like a deadpan update of the classic memento mori, in which perishable items serve as reminders of human transience.
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This includes some neat additional features like a retracting steering wheel and brake and gas pedal, which descend into the dashboard and the floor respectively to provide more room for the driver to relax comfortably.
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WITHIN each human heart lies an inexhaustible yearning for liberty, "or so we democrats like to believe", writes Madeleine Albright near the end of "Fascism: A Warning", a book on how nations descend into tyranny.
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An attraction for tourists by day, workers descend into the crater, which is more than 9,000 feet above sea level, at midnight, working until dawn so that they can avoid the heat of the day.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Finnish Prime Minister Antti Rinne said on Wednesday he still hoped for a last-minute Brexit deal so that the European Union and Britain do not descend into a most damaging, chaotic split.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Finnish Prime Minister Antti Rinne said on Wednesday he still hoped for a last-minute Brexit deal so that the European Union and Britain do not descend into a most damaging, chaotic split.
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There can be no America without the good people who preserve its ideals, no matter how imperfectly realized, who fight to keep making our country better instead of letting us descend into division and hate.
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And a few weeks ago, there were jokes that the former "mistake by the lake" might descend into anarchy if a nasty GOP convention followed a loss by the NBA's Cavaliers in their championship series.
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It's the fate of all memes to descend into ever deeper levels of absurdity, and this one surpassed even the confounding behavior of awful men as people used it on animals, mascots, and inanimate objects.
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Their logic, officials say, is cleareyed: To descend into a fight with the United States would serve no one, least of all the Mexican people who are spoiling for a harder line against Mr. Trump.
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After half of the town of Salem's phones are hacked, the citizens descend into a state of lawless mayhem — and, for reasons we won't spoil, these four high school girls become the angry mob's primary targets.
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That is a steadfast and heroic thing to do in this day and age — inhabit an island of your own making, one that welcomes anybody who chooses to stop by — and never once descend into didacticism.
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Where Film Twitter can descend into petty infighting at the drop of a hat, the classic film social media community is ready to throw a million recommendations at you until you might find something you like.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The Chinese government's top diplomat, State Councillor Wang Yi, said on Friday that trade talks with the United States had made substantive progress, and that the two countries' relations should not descend into confrontation.
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Clinton (along with then-Senator John Edwards) argued that a mandate was necessary to keep markets stable—that without a mandate, markets could descend into death spirals, becoming increasingly expensive and increasingly comprised of sicker people.
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More likely, he's got a team that will finish in the bottom-third of the standings in the coming years, which seems like the worst time for the Red Wings to descend into the NHL abyss.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 92%Synopsis: Con-artists Irving Rosenfield (Bale) and Sydney Prosser (Amy Adams) are forced to cooperate with FBI agent Richie DiMaso (Bradley Cooper) as they descend into the dark world of mafia dealings.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's leader told Chancellor Angela Merkel on Monday he did not want trade tensions with the European Union, a vital market for a huge economy facing falling exports, to descend into a trade war.
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One or more of these countries could descend into a violent civil war in 2020, precipitating a new diplomatic crisis for the U.S. In Hong Kong and Iran, protests are both a threat and an opportunity.
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In the bizarre seventh episode "Underground," for example, the regular cast of characters — plus bonus Jessica Biel and Zach Braff, voiced by themselves — get stuck underground for several horrifying days that quickly descend into total anarchy.
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"Ganga is our mother — drinking her water is our fate," said Jairam Bhai, a large, jovial 65-year-old food vendor who held two small jugs as he waited to descend into the water in Gangotri.
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KISUMU, Kenya (Reuters) - Nervous Kenyans stockpiled food and water on Monday and police prepared emergency first aid kits as families headed to their ethnic heartlands on the eve of an election many fear could descend into violence.
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"Pointedly, whether this is ... a "healthy" and long overdue correction that is merely (and sensibly) taking account of monetary policy calibrations, and attendant global liquidity conditions or an alarming descend into potentially unruly bear markets," they said.
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I think the punk and post-punk scene had engaged so vigorously in the politics of the 1981 Springbok Tour (which saw NZ descend into civil chaos for months) that there wasn't much left in the tank.
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Ituri is the latest part of the Democratic Republic of Congo to descend into bloodshed since President Joseph Kabila's refusal to step aside at the end of his mandate in 2016 undermined the legitimacy of the state.
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With parties far apart, Christian Lindner, leader of the pro-business Free Democrats (FDP) warned that talks could rapidly descend into conflict with Greens on the sensitive matter of allowing family members to join migrants in Germany.
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The incongruity of squaring how good the match was without yielding to the pressure of declaring it an all-timer caused exactly the sort of mind-numbing argument various fandoms, sports or otherwise, tend to descend into.
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BRUSSELS, Oct 16 (Reuters) - Finnish Prime Minister Antti Rinne said on Wednesday he still hoped for a last-minute Brexit deal so that the European Union and Britain do not descend into a most damaging, chaotic split.
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It was not written into the genes of the different peoples of Iraq and Syria that they would descend into anarchy because Britain and France had so botched the job of creating them in the first place.
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It's nice to roll around on stable wheels, sure, but it's no use when you want to get to the far side of some boulder or descend into a ravine to check out an interesting mineral deposit.
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Since then, Balderson's message has been one of fear: If Pelosi-tied O'Connor goes to Washington, the country will descend into crime and require higher taxes to support the illegal immigrants pouring in across liberals' open borders.
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" One hopes that Mr. Trump will not descend into King Lear-ean madness, although one does wonder which acting cabinet chief will respond if King Donald asks, "Who is it that can tell me who I am?
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In a note Thursday, Haefele highlighted that EM equities have begun to outperform developed markets in recent days, driven in part by China's comparative progress in containing the coronavirus while the U.S. and Europe descend into panic.
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Forget "Succession" — as we descend into the hell pit of impeachment and a presidential election, there is no more engaging and consequential family drama on television right now than the one happening every day on Fox News.
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At one point, a diver had to descend into a slurry wall—a frogman Santa wielding an underwater welding torch fifty feet down a chimney full of muck—to free up some steel that had got caught.
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Mr. Salamé, the United Nations envoy, warned last year that without action to halt the flow of arms into Libya, the country would descend into a "Hobbesian all-against-all state of chaos," and eventually be partitioned.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio has suggested that if the Legislature leaves Albany on Wednesday without renewing mayoral control of schools, which is set to lapse on July 12009, the city's education system will immediately descend into chaos.
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The investment that the US has made to ensure that Europe is peaceful remains a much cheaper investment than if we allowed it to descend into war, in which case we'd inevitably get dragged into the conflict.
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Related: Crisis in Venezuela: Anti-Government Protests Descend Into Violence Economic woes in the region are also spurring LATAM to shift flight routes away from struggling areas like Brazil and Venezuela toward places like still-growing Peru.
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So it's perhaps not surprising, given the slow escalation of violence between Trump supporters and Trump protesters since the beginning of 2016, that many are worried the Republican National Convention in Cleveland will descend into absolute chaos.
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When fully operational, the "loop" system as Musk envisions it will consist of passenger- and automobile-carrying platforms called "skates" that can zip through the tunnels by way of electric power once they descend into the underground network.
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But Wind River does descend into a common Western trope: It's the white man (Jeremy Renner) assisted by a white woman (Elizabeth Olson) who ultimately get to be the heroes in a story where Natives primarily portray victims.
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The primitive 3D graphics of the Playstation/N64 console generation meant that even the most unassuming game could abruptly descend into moments of computer body horror as characters clipped into objects and their models contorted into grotesque vertices.
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In a nod to his opponents, Weah sought to turn the page on what was a bitter election battle, delayed for months by legal wrangling but which did not descend into bloodshed despite hot tempers on all sides.
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Were Turkey to descend into a full-blown crisis where it was shut out of international borrowing markets, analysts estimate Ankara would have to find between $22008 billion and $215 billion to avoid some kind of sovereign default.
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This year, Ituri became the latest part of the Democratic Republic of Congo to descend into bloodshed since President Joseph Kabila's refusal to step aside at the end of his mandate in 2016 caused political upheaval and violence.
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Financial assistance would contract and the Kabul government could begin to lose authority, and the country would likely descend into a much more violent multi-sided civil war as it did following the Russian withdrawal 30 years ago.
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As the sun sets and disagreements become increasingly heated, the event will descend into violence and riots, before eventually the last man standing is throttled by the straps of his own Lobster Theremin tote bag and silence falls.
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As the lines descend into a frightening echo of Emma Lazarus's poem on the Statue of Liberty ("Give me your tired, your poor, / Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free"), the feel-good myth of American democracy explodes.
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So I asked Schieffer why we need a moderator in the first place, and the reply was that without someone guiding the discussion, the two candidates would be too free to descend into a vindictive back-and-forth.
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He distanced himself from the content of his posts, describing them as part of an "addiction... to get[ting] a reaction out of people" and warned others not to descend into the same pattern of negative attention-seeking behavior.
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The spacecraft will have to wait for nearly two weeks for the debris from the explosion to settle, at which point it will descend into the explosion crater, collect a sample and then begin its return journey to Earth.
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The sequel to the legendary, and legendarily difficult, indie sleeper hit La-Mulana has finally been released, and all gamers with a penchant for retro-style platforming and a broad masochistic streak are encouraged to descend into its depths.
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With Get Out—his Oscar-winning 2017 social thriller about brain-swapping white liberals and their obsession with black bodies—Peele explored what it meant to descend into, and ultimately be trapped by, the dark vista of the mind.
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To that end, those reluctant to descend into a sort of Mad Max-style desert madness with the rest of Ocean's lemmings assuredly noticed the ads for DJ Snake's Encore while scrolling through their digital music service of choice.
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No matter how much the wealthy might seek to retreat into high-rises from which the people below look small and insignificant, eventually they too must descend into the city streets, the life that we all share here together.
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Talks between U.S. and Chinese officials in Washington over trade will continue on Thursday, although most analysts do not expect much headway to be made, with risks growing that the conflict will descend into a growth-sapping tariff war.
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But "Three Peaks" takes more turns, and eventually the characters descend into psychological warfare — the terrors of that creaking mountain ice are nothing compared to what lurks within a child who may not be as innocent as he appears.
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They do not appear to have an ally in Roberts, however, whose conduct Tuesday suggested that so long as the discourse doesn't descend into name-calling, he will allow each side to say what it will, true or not.
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I pay attention because that's what responsible people do, but I sometimes wonder how much longer I can continue to follow the national news and not descend into a kind of despair that might as well be called madness.
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It sounds pleasant at the moment, but it could just as easily descend into a smarmy pit of money and booze that ends in a sleepless night for those guests who just wanna pull down their eye mask and tap out.
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The hairstylist Paul Hanlon started with hard-shellacked waves of hair in front, and let the style descend into a "pillowy, bedhead knot" in back, so that the style progressed from a classically flawless '40s look to an undone mess.
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But there are the less visible but just as awful accounts of underage children operating in cobalt mines, lithium mining making companies rich while the locals descend into squalor, and entire cities in China turned silver and gray by graphite production.
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Image: ScreenshotMany of us spend most of our time on the web, but all too often browsing sessions can descend into a sprawling mess of memory-hogging, audio-playing tabs that bring your computer and your productivity to a shuddering halt.
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People have been taking refuge in UN-administered "protection of civilian" sites, or POCs, since December 2013, when a dispute between President Salva Kiir and his sacked deputy Riek Machar caused the newly independent country to descend into civil war.
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If "disaggregating" Trump from down-ballot Republicans has the effect of isolating Trump and drawing his numbers into the 30s, the party will descend into infighting (actually, this is already happening) and the down-ballot issue will take care of itself.
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Despite fears the situation would descend into war, the two sides de-escalated after Israel enforced an adjustment to the algorithm, namely that it would not allow Iran or affiliated forces to gain another toehold along Israel's border with Syria.
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As US politics descend into a dizzying array of investigations that become increasingly complicated for an international audience to follow, the questions surrounding the chaos have left President Donald Trump with his hands tied and the rest of the world shrugging.
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ALGIERS, May 1 (Reuters) - Algeria's army chief of staff said on Wednesday the military will ensure the country does not descend into violence, Ennahar TV said, as mass protests that prompted President Abdelaziz Bouteflika to quit on April 2 continue.
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Turnover after just over a year in office is nothing new, but the Trump administration has churned through staff at a dizzying pace since taking office last January, and allies are worried the situation could descend into a free-fall.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May must win a vote parliament on Dec 11 to get her Brexit deal approved or risk seeing British politics and Brexit itself descend into chaos four months before the country is due to leave the bloc.
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Mr. Prince said in a telephone interview that he had been outraged to see the old company, which was founded by Mayor Fiorello H. La Guardia in 1943 to bring opera to the masses, descend into mismanagement and, ultimately, bankruptcy.
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But the briefings can quickly descend into chaos, as Trump contradicts his experts on matters such as not-yet-approved treatments for the coronavirus and guidance from health officials about how long Americans will need to maintain social distancing practices.
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"I think that some of us are so scared to give ourselves permission to feel good in a genuine and authentic way, because we think that if we do, we will descend into a pit of debauched indulgence," says Hoang.
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Related: Protests in Paris Against French Labor Law Descend Into Clashes "When I hear pacifist and non-violent rhetoric, I can understand, because sometimes it's not strategic to break stuff because it can compromise the rest of the protest," said Pierre.
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Around 2,500 people in total showed up for what became a raucous shouting match but did not descend into the kind of violence seen at this month's clashes at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, where one person was killed.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Airbus has written to airline leaders to appeal for their backing in a trade dispute with rival Boeing, warning of higher aircraft prices and passenger fares if the United States and European Union descend into a tariff war.
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This must be a friend you trust, because they are going to see some blindingly close-up photos of your genitals and have to read the 100-text-long threads that descend into language so saccharine it could give you diabetes.
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ISTANBUL — Allies of the United States sharply criticized the Obama administration's Syria policy on Wednesday, when the outgoing foreign minister of France called it "ambiguous" and the president of Turkey said American inaction had allowed the region to descend into a blood bath.
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"How did a modern country, well-educated, a source of innovation and ingenuity, and a source of moral leadership in the world, descend into that level of barbarity, producing a shame that lives with every single German to this day?" he asked.
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Season 42's Halloween episode brought some of them together for another strong showing when, Aidy Bryant, Cecily Strong, and Vanessa Bayer played three innocent women prepping for a relaxed evening on the town, only to see their outing descend into chaos.
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But as the market grew and expanded, the cemetery began to descend into the grotesque; it grew so putrid that it was rumored to be blessed with magical "flesh-eating" soil that made bodies bury there decay in a matter of weeks.
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Stuck in a recession and with no sign of a reprieve in the oil price, Russia could quickly descend into chaos if the money runs out, William Browder, a well-known critic of the Kremlin and chief executive of Hermitage Capital, told CNBC.
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The thinking is that if you're able to descend into that stage of sleep and return to consciousness without descending deeper into sleep, you will benefit from the intensely associative thinking that characterizes the strange microdreams experienced during the transition to sleep.
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BAGHDAD, Nov 8 (Reuters) - Iraq's top Shi'ite cleric said on Friday that it was up to the security forces to make sure protests do not descend into further violence, and urged the government to respond to demonstrators' demands as soon as possible.
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Almost invariably, the poles appear in these works as the place where nature reveals its horrifying indifference to humanity; where humanity itself falls away, leaving men to descend into madness and violence; above all, where the dream of universal mastery goes catastrophically awry.
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And yes, there absolutely must always be some guardrails around our 50 republics, ensuring they do not descend into barbarism; in particular, we must ensure a republican form of government, as the Constitution requires but as the Supreme Court historically refused to enforce.
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With the final selection of the new border wall nearing and with more petulant California officials poking this administration in the eye, Trump is right to utilize what may be his strongest bargaining chip yet: allowing California to descend into further chaos.
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It remains to be seen whether or not the Senate will have enough institutional memory and integrity to protect itself as a vital part of the sound functioning of our democracy, or if it will further descend into the tweeting abyss of insanity.
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"Luckily, we're out of range from any North Korean missiles, but if the world was to descend into nuclear madness the fall out would mean house prices would probably become irrelevant," eMoov CEO Russell Quirk said in a press statement on Friday.
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"We focus a lot on pension reform as if was the only thing, but it is only the beginning," Guedes told lawmakers in testimony that sometimes threatened to descend into the shouting and name-calling that marked one of his previous congressional hearings in March.
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When Wotan and Loge descend into Nibelheim and the machine's planks shift into the bird's-eye-view staircase, it felt as though they were carving the stairs out of the rock as they went, digging up the ground between them and Nibelheim with each step.
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Virtually everything about their future is up for grabs: continue on the current path or demand equal rights in a single state, resolve divisions between Fatah and Hamas or descend into internecine strife, opt for a nonviolent mass protest strategy or resort to violence.
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This takedown is the latest victory in the cartoonist's ongoing campaign to divorce the openly white supremacist right from his most infamous creation; it's an effort that began around 2015, just as America was beginning to descend into the hell of the 2016 presidential election.
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There's such a rancid, forceful sense of wasted energy in the room, that the whole thing can, if played ever-so slightly wrong, descend into a hellishness—each and every participant a player in a drama that becomes devilish through sheer bloody-minded mundanity.
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The world's youngest nation, South Sudan broke away from Sudan in 2011 only to descend into its own brutal civil war two years later, fueled by oil riches and ethnic rivalries, between forces loyal to President Salva Kiir and to former Vice President Riek Machar.
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To hear the accompanying podcast in which portions of the recordings are played, along with a discussion with D'Antonio, is to descend into the mind of an egomaniacal fame addict who is painfully un-self-aware even as he boasts of his own personal achievements.
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Schools in inner-city London will be flooded with 'Zlatan 9' shirts, it will be socially acceptable to like Wayne Rooney again, and pubs everywhere will descend into frosty silence as the local Manchester United fan comes in wearing his 'Red Devils' bobble hat.
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It's easy to see how these weeklong songwriting camps, which usually involve producers like Banx & Ranx, writers and topline singers—and are used by everyone from Drake to the latest major label signee—can descend into near sleepless episodes of precise yet debauched creativity.
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Then, in one particular moving scene, the Smiths song "Asleep"—so perfectly placed it'll remind you of the morose brilliance of the 80s band, even as their frontman continues to descend and descend into a candle-looking glob made of increasingly misguided self-importance.
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To understand how soccer's global governing body could descend into absolute confusion about the greatest symbol of their sport—and to understand why, even then, they agreed to obtain it at any cost—we have to go back 2000 years, to the first World Cup.
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By threat modeling, I mean we have a lot of experience in how republics descend into authoritarian rule, and you can look at what's happened in places like Turkey, in South America, in Poland, under Berlusconi in Italy or even Rob Ford in Toronto.
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Visitors to the Pavilions can choose to snorkel and view the structures from the surface, but the experience is optimized for scuba divers to descend into each perspective-bending artwork, glimpsing their reflective surfaces as well as the bounty of marine life swimming around them.
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There is no good reason why our national political institutions should descend into zero-sum hyper-partisan trench warfare, or why we should experience yet another year of existential political dread, fearing that if our side loses the 2020 election, America will be irrevocably broken.
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But now that the grass on my mother's grave has filled in and her door out of this world has vanished seamlessly into the lawn, I know what my immortal moment would be, were I to open that door and descend into the halfway house.
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To protect the salmon from freezer burn, Aadsen must descend into the freezer itself, clad in face mask, beanie and jumpsuit, long johns, fleece pants, thermal shirt and sweatshirt beneath it, two layers of socks, military-grade Arctic boots and long, insulated rubber gloves.
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" Britain's trade future could be dominated by "customs checks, different regulations, different standards and trade falling off a cliff," said Anand Menon, a professor of European politics and foreign affairs at King's College London, adding that economic arrangements would most likely descend into a "nightmare.
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From the huge neon fish adorning the walls to the thumping music (I'm told it gets louder during service) and the smell of spices emanating from the buzzing kitchen, it's an otherworldly assault on the senses from the moment you descend into the basement dining room.
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Related: Crisis in Venezuela: Anti-Government Protests Descend Into Violence But as the crisis intensifies, patience is running thin with that argument even among once die-hard Chavistas in the capital, and the political opposition's attempts to force a recall referendum on Maduro are gathering steam.
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As much as we've all bemoaned 21 as a rough year, no one was probably as happy to be done with it as superstar Mariah Carey after some technical glitches caused her performance on Dick Clark's New Years Rockin' Eve to descend into chaos and awkwardness.
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When she bought the building from its original owners in the late 1980s, the last tenants had let the bar descend into the darkness that largely loomed over Williamsburg then: "Drugs in the bar, guy got killed in a fight over the pool table," she told me.
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I've read the books, and books about the books, and watched the show, and read recaps of the show, and listened to podcasts about the show and gone deep, deep down Reddit holes, discussion threads that start at the level of trivia and descend into minutiae.
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Washington (CNN)Over two weeks, Chief Justice John Roberts has served as a careful steward of Senate procedures and ensured that the impeachment trial did not descend into nastiness or an outing of the whistleblower whose information months ago triggered this prosecution of President Donald Trump.
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It's difficult to not descend into a minefield of them (Jeff Bezos' Prime and Jeff Bezos' package are popular jokes on Twitter today, and HuffPost and The New York Post ran with "Bezos Exposes Pecker") and conclude that it is simply a field day for tabloids.
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It seems like when I'm at my worst, in the lowest points my psyche will allow me to descend into, I'll get a phone call from my friend Steve, whom I talk to not as frequently as I should but who always seems to call at the right times.
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The request, which is sensitive because the Libyan government is trying to establish its independence, could mark the start of Europe's return to Libya five years after the West waged an air campaign to help rebels oust Muammar Gaddafi but then left the country to descend into anarchy.
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If you want to properly watch a woman descend into madness in her quest to win, look no further than the 1999 film Election, where the smart, dedicated Tracy Flick showed generations of women that you can be the best candidate but still have a major likability problem!
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Now, as New Yorkers descend into the subway's hell tunnels or tourists look up to admire skyscrapers, they can be greeted by the image of a white man relying on an apparently cheaply-paid and perpetually available woman of color to make his day run a little smoother.
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The cryptic announcement was a free-form, abstract stanza of hand-drawn lines that descend into a free fall and land on two simple lines of text: This exhibition is dedicated to Ornette Coleman Harmolodic Thinker For some fans of jazz, the musical reference aptly foreshadows Hammons's theme.
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But the narrowing range of tools on offer for central banks to tackle sluggish growth as interest rates descend into negative territory and the unsustainable debt burdens, particularly in emerging markets point to a "gathering storm", head of the monetary and economic department at the BIS, Claudio Borio said.
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Solomon fears any contemporary discussion of UBI will inevitably descend into political chaos, but believes it's a topic that will become much more mainstream in the next couple years—particularly as this automated future begins to unfold—and will be a "significant topic" in the next presidential election.
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Mr. Turnbull says that he favors repealing a ban on same-sex marriage, but that after taking office said he would honor his predecessor's plan to hold a plebiscite on the issue, a vote critics say would quickly descend into a divisive campaign of hatred and gay-bashing.
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Step three is seeing that vigorous and even ferocious debates about exactly how the United States should engage in any particular area are healthy, as long as they do not descend into political assaults on the motivations of the disputants or undermine the commitment to some kind of engagement.
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The bathhouse is an interactive installation created by artists Loren Kronemyer and Ian Sinclair of Pony Express, who described the work to me as a "no-holds-barred extravaganza meant to dissolve the barriers between species as we descend into oblivion" as the result of our global environmental crisis.
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Early on in Kentucky Route Zero, there's a moment where you descend into the hollow body of an enormous metal horse that is also a gas station, and find the Bedquilt Ramblers at a card table, trying to figure out the rules to the board game they're playing.
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If Schiele deeply mourned the loss of his father even after watching him descend into madness ("I don't know whether there's anyone else who remembers my noble father with such sadness," he wrote in 1913 to his brother-in-law), his relationship with his mother was something else again.
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This week, the eyes of the world turned to Britain, hoping to glimpse at least the skeleton of a plan for a future outside the EU. Instead, they saw both the government and the opposition descend into a Jacobean revenge tragedy, with intrigue, betrayals and political assassinations at every turn.
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I descend into the underworld of the subway system, take the four stops to Panormou station, buy a piece of spanakopita or sumptuous spinach pie from the bakery, walk slowly uphill eating it, get to the Wee Dram, push open the door, scan the room for seats and look for John.
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During the third trimester, somewhere between weeks 218 and 34, if all goes well, the testicles descend into the scrotum, and they get checked for the first time as soon as the baby is born, as part of the newborn exam done in the delivery room, and again in the nursery.
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The movie follows Dafoe and Pattinson as two lighthouse keepers, Thomas Wake and Ephraim Winslow, stationed on a remote New England island in the 1890's, left with nothing but each other and their thoughts, secrets, and beards to occupy them as they inevitably descend into madness (and probably longer beards).
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Among the options: renovate the solar panels and keep it flying until 2028, turn the whole thing over to a private buyer, break it up into pieces and auction them off to various commercial firms, or let it slowly descend into the Earth's atmosphere and leave a fiery trail in the sky.
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Where to Watch: The subway Perhaps the poster child of the so-called "golden age" of TV, Breaking Bad is a drama that depicts mild-manner chemistry professor Walter White descend into a morally gray world of drug dealing as he struggles to support his family and pay for his cancer treatments.
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That in the event of, say, a planet-wide power cut caused by the impending nuclear war, we'd be so screwed that life would descend into some kind of apocalyptic madness whereby, at some point, we'd probably have to decide which of our friends or family members we should kill then eat first.
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All of soccer's era-defining rivalries descend into pettiness: think Arsenal and Manchester United and the flying food fight at Old Trafford, or the schism between Barcelona and Real Madrid players that threatened, at one point, to derail Spain's international dominance, or, further back, Brian Clough and Don Revie exchanging barbs on television.
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Some liberals believe that this kind of shift is basically impossible — that racism and right-wing politics are so deeply intertwined that any Republican populism will just end up defending welfare for white people, that any "immigration in the national interest" proposals will descend into "Mexican rapists" one-liners on the campaign trail.
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Democratic and rights-respecting nations are more likely to serve as stable allies for the U.S. They are less likely to descend into the kind of instability and violence that has created the current flood of refugees and they are less likely to incubate the resentment and frustration that contribute to terrorism.
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France faces a choice between many things Sunday as it votes to elect either the rightist Marine Le Pen or the centrist Emmanuel Macron as president, but the most fundamental issue is whether to uphold or abandon the values of the Republic, whether to hold the high ground or descend into the mire.
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By the time he built his famous tower on Fifth Avenue, Trump had settled on a view consistent with the tragic reality envisioned by the 17th-century philosopher Thomas Hobbes, who warned that mankind could descend into a "war of all against all" in which fear would reign as individuals competed for limited resources.
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Though atheistic in his own personal views, Strauss objected to the fact that the Enlightenment, and the philosophy of liberalism that constituted its political expression, privileged reason over religious faith, which he thought was the glue that held society together; without that glue, he believed, the social order would descend into Nazi-style barbarism.
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The final few hours of MGS 2, whereby formerly trustworthy characters, intelligible plot threads, and plausible physical locations all descend into absurdity, represented an indictment of gaming's paradoxical, top-down relationship to its supposedly impassive audience—with things turned so utterly on their heads, would we continue to buy everything MGS 2 was selling?
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Or maybe if there was a really big social movement behind it before we descend into the shit, like if people put together a really cohesive movement and governments actually started to make actual real steps to decreasing emissions—there's no point in trying to do anything on your own until they start doing something about it.
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People in Positions of Power Need to Help Shut Down Vitriolic Fan BehaviorPhoto: Jesse Grant (Getty Images)If you've spent literally any time on the internet interacting with fans of pretty much any genre franchise, like Ghostbusters, Star Trek, or Star Wars, then you know that what begins as an impassioned debate can quickly descend into hostile, vitriolic trolling.
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As soon as we'd finished those, it was off to the New World Mall, first to pick up some premium soy sauce, and then to descend into the massive food court, where we watched a young woman prepare crab roe-filled soup dumplings and shared a gut-busting bowl of potato starch noodles with lamb meatballs.
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In the film — a big hit that was nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars — Reynolds plays an experienced outdoorsman who embarks on a canoeing trip through rural Georgia with some friends, only to see a peaceful weekend descend into hell after locals decide to seek revenge on another member of the party who mocked them.
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But when commuters descend into the new Second Avenue subway's four stations, at 21920th, 21940th, 72nd and 63rd Streets, now set for a New Year's Day opening — or perhaps a little later if things don't go as planned — they will find one of the most ambitious contemporary art projects that the Metropolitan Transportation Authority has ever undertaken.
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Monday's episode of The Bachelor picked up with Nick still in anguish over eliminating Jasmine, Whitney and Danielle L. After giving the remaining six women enough time to descend into a panic about whether they were next, Nick stopped by their hotel room to apologize for his very dramatic behavior the night before and informed them that he wasn't going anywhere.
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Immediately after death the souls of those who die in a state of mortal sin descend into hell, where they suffer the punishments of hell, 'eternal fire' As has happened after previous meetings between Mr Scalfari and the Pope, but with even more emphasis, the Vatican press office issued a statement saying their encounter was a private conversation, not an interview.
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To do that, I called up James Ramsey, founder of Raad Studio, former NASA engineer, co-creator of the Lowline project, and all-around keen architectural eye, and asked him to give us an expert's look at why exactly this place sucks so much — to play Virgil to our Dante as we descend into the hellish circles of New York's Pennsylvania Station.
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The platforms "have a role, if not a responsibility, to monitor the content on their sites to ensure that people aren't threatened with violence or worse, and at the same time to provide a platform that protects and cherishes freedom and free speech, but at the same time does not allow it to descend into a platform for hate," they said.
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Shadow sees Lara descend into the South American jungle in a bid to stop the Mayan apocalypse and, unlike the previous game, will be coming to the PlayStation 4 at the same time as the Xbox One and PC. Lara's biggest foes so far have been clunky scripts and convoluted Dan Brown-style plotting — here's hoping the switch in creative personnel can help her vanquish them.
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But three years after a Department of Justice investigation revealed widespread corruption at the highest levels of FIFA, leading to the ouster of most of its senior leadership, and as President Trump has stoked fear about immigrants and insulted entire countries, the prospect that the vote could descend into a referendum on the United States or its government's policies was not an insignificant bit of political calculus.
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Hey, if you want to trade a significant portion of your day to save seven bucks on a box of doughnuts that will offer you fleeting joy until you inevitably overeat (after all, you are leaving the Krispy Kreme with not 12 but 24 doughnuts in order to get the deal) and then descend into a tailspin of self-loathing as you sugar-crash, follow your dreams!
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"If President Joseph Kabila stays in power beyond the end of his constitutionally mandated two-term limit on December 19, with no clear commitments on if and when he will step down, there is a real risk that protests will erupt, security forces will respond with excessive force, and the country could descend into widespread violence and chaos, with potentially volatile repercussions across the region," the letter said.
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Sure, there are workarounds, but it would be much better for everyone if Google Chrome could just handle background processes and tabs more efficiently8 Ways to Stop Your Web Browser From Crippling Your ComputerMany of us spend most of our time on the web, but all too often browsing sessions can descend into…Read more ReadWay back in September, the Google Chrome team promised to do just that.
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It featured a purpose-built circus with Orientalist décor that is still in constant use (though now without animals), complete with its working Victorian-era hydraulics, which allow the ring to descend into a pool of water; a gilded ballroom, where couples still go to eat and dance; and, of course, the viewing platform at the top, providing long sightlines over the city, the beachfront promenade and the cold Irish Sea.
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The capacity for simulated, dreamlike virtual worlds created on game engines like Unreal or animation software like Cinema 4D is taken to something of an extreme in the new music video for The Present's jungle and Burial-influenced track "Love With U." In it, viewers descend into a subterranean black-and-white labyrinth, encountering surreal interiors and objects before seemingly teleporting to the next aspect of the virtual maze.
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"They have a role, if not a responsibility, to monitor the content on their sites to ensure that people aren't threatened with violence or worse, and at the same time to provide a platform that protects and cherishes freedom and free speech, but at the same time does not allow it to descend into a platform for hate," the first White House official said when asked about the draft executive order.
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For many years, Freud was written about as an intrepid scientist who dared to descend into the foul rag-and-bone shop of the mind, and who emerged as the embodiment of a tragic wisdom—a man who could face up to the terrible fact that a narcissus is never just a narcissus, that underneath the mind's trapdoor is a snake pit of desire and aggression, and, knowing all this, was still able to take tea with his guests.
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