This has created a dangerous downward spiral for many retirees.
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It's this kind of downward spiral I find myself in.
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The bank's downward spiral kicked into high gear last month.
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Carreyrou's reporting sparked the beginning of the company's downward spiral.
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Turkey's currency collapsed into a steep downward spiral practically overnight.
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But Wall Street reacted, with stocks extending their downward spiral.
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"We are in a downward spiral," said the senior official.
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His relentless downward spiral must have been wrenching to watch.
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There's a silver lining in Wren's 2017 downward spiral forecast.
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But its baseline scenario is a downward spiral in ties.
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"I never saw it as a downward spiral," she said.
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That creates a downward spiral into hatred fueled by ignorance.
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Likely, season 2 will track her recovery (or downward spiral).
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So there is a need to stop that downward spiral.
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This is prime fodder for a classic Rafael Downward Spiral™.
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There's an opportunity for precisely such a downward spiral coming up.
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It's leading to a downward spiral, which Maggie diagnoses as PTSD.
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Losing the good women on your team becomes a downward spiral.
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The next several years at Disney ushered in a downward spiral.
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WH wants to "halt the downward spiral" between U.S. and Russia.
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All this comes as Venezuela continues its devastating economic downward spiral.
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Washington's relations with its two rivals are on a downward spiral.
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For many, the break leads to a downward spiral of disability.
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It will take a great leader to stop the downward spiral.
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By eschewing accountability, dominant online platforms contribute to that downward spiral.
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But after winning, Fury went on a three-year downward spiral.
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The good news is that the downward spiral can be stopped.
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This could once again send the country's stocks into a downward spiral.
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OnLive went into a downward spiral and was eventually acquired by Sony.
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"You get this downward spiral of nobody discussing it," Leiserowitz told me.
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In Egypt, Global Telecom Holding continued its downward spiral, falling 20.1 percent.
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Over the past 18 months, Facebook has been in a downward spiral.
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Is the dining darling's downward spiral a death knell for local sourcing?
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Selling the stock can further dent share prices, triggering a downward spiral.
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For me, when I got burned I went down a downward spiral.
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"Let's interrupt the 2-party downward spiral," she wrote on Twitter Tuesday.
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It looks as if the sensors were off, instigating the downward spiral.
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Then again, so does the thought of further weathering Venezuela's downward spiral.
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We watch the downward spiral helpless, trying not to be dragged in.
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"It's a downward spiral if we can't keep them safe," he says.
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The decreased reimbursement leads to a downward spiral for hospitals and patients.
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It is hard to see how this downward spiral would help anyone.
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" As for her teammates, Laurel agrees they're all on a "downward spiral.
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The downward spiral began after he turned nine and his parents separated.
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But nowhere is the Left's downward spiral more obvious than in Illinois.
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Music has followed a similar downward spiral toward the lowest common denominator.
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It doesn't have to entail that we are in a downward spiral.
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"I came out and, in a way, my downward spiral started," he said.
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In 2001, the death of his father sent him into a downward spiral.
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Absent a president and a functioning parliament, Lebanon is in a downward spiral.
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Does this mean we are now in a slow downward spiral towards Jan.
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Absent good answers to the intermediation dilemma, the current downward spiral will continue.
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Less-established satellite brands suffer, too, and a catastrophic downward spiral is completed.
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Foreclosures would trigger price declines that ignite more defaults in a downward spiral.
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At 192 pages, you can read this downward spiral in just one day.
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The U.S.-Russian relationship is in a downward spiral, writes columnist Josh Cohen.
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It was the beginning of a downward spiral that ended with the unthinkable.
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Those injuries are often the start of a downward spiral for older adults.
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The White House quickly became consumed in a downward spiral of public statements.
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These leaders passed up an opportunity to stop this downward spiral of polarization.
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Game developers, too, turned their backs on the Wii, creating a downward spiral.
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That's what civil legal aid provides to veterans caught in a downward spiral.
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"It's a terrible downward spiral," he said of the deterioration of public works.
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The city was just in a horrible downward spiral, and we hit bottom.
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In 2020, voters can stop America's downward spiral toward plutocracy and environmental ruin.
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Venezuela's downward spiral also hurt Indian oil companies, which are owed late dividends.
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His downward spiral finally ended when he was found slumped over in his car.
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Rather, it has been a slow downward spiral for women over nearly two decades.
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If you get it, you're going to be part of a downward-spiral calamity.
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The exercise helped him escape a downward spiral of drug abuse within Nairobi's slums.
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Any steps that penalize European firms directly or indirectly would create a downward spiral.
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And quickly a downward spiral begins, as the targets reality becomes twisted and distorted.
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Medina's twin brother Jim (Cody Fern) is in a downward spiral of substance abuse.
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The arrival of the new CLA 45 should nonetheless help slow the downward spiral.
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According to her parents, Rondini went into a downward spiral after the alleged assault.
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Political turmoil and economic collapse including hyperinflation have set Venezuela on a downward spiral.
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It's also possible that he will accelerate the Republican Party's downward spiral into irrelevance.
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But the attack Friday morning sent the price of Ether into a downward spiral.
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Poaching is largely to blame for the population's downward spiral, according to the census.
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My downward spiral was finally stabilizing and I felt like I could breathe again.
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Fury told Rolling Stone that he had been on a downward spiral since May.
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We believe it is essential to find a way out of this downward spiral.
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This is the sort of downward spiral that brings the economy into a recession.
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Acapulco's downward spiral is associated with a shake-up of the Beltrán Leyva cartel.
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Perhaps these campaigns were eerily prescient in anticipating the downward spiral of gaming culture.
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And it's why Trump scuttled the deal, initiating the current downward spiral of relations.
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As the country has plunged into a downward spiral, Alexandria is even more diminished.
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Moore is his instrument for throwing the GOP into a downward spiral of chaos.
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It sends her on a downward spiral that is hard to look away from.
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The downward spiral has put the company on many analysts' and investors' bankruptcy radars.
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Even before the hurricane hit, the island's economy was in a major downward spiral.
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Dr. Phil McGraw is speaking with Orlando Brown to help him amid his downward spiral.
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S. trade policy would bring the U.S. back to the downward spiral in the 1930s.
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So, who is the man charged with reversing the downward spiral of the Democratic party?
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The way Zhima Credit is designed, being blacklisted sends you on a rapid downward spiral.
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It is not true, but it was a hugely significant event in the downward spiral.
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He said that could cause a downward spiral in trade, which could hurt weaker economies.
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He added that electing the wrong person could send the U.S. into a downward spiral.
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Scientists have been raising red flags about the downward spiral of insect populations for decades.
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Just a few years ago, the industry seemed to be on a precipitous downward spiral.
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Then Hortonworks (HDP) announced a revenue miss that sent the stock into a downward spiral.
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It was the latest, and perhaps most bizarre chapter in Venezuela's months-long downward spiral.
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It's also just another twist in House Republicans' downward spiral towards extremism, division, and chaos.
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"And seniors are getting the worst of a downward spiral in health care," she said.
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The downward spiral has placed San Antonio's streak of 203 consecutive playoff seasons in jeopardy.
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All this is predicated on Trump continuing the downward spiral he's put himself in. 29.
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But not everything has been in a downward spiral in the city in recent years.
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To counteract the downward spiral of inequality, we need to raise taxes on affluent families.
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For months now, he's been on a downward spiral that keeps getting wider and weirder.
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"Bombshell" sympathetically tracks her downward spiral without reducing her to the sum of her misfortunes.
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ABC News' Brian Ross CHOKES and sends markets in a downward spiral with false report.
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That seemingly solid path made her downward spiral all the more mystifying to loved ones.
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And having experienced a downward spiral myself, I so admire her accuracy in every detail.
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If so, further twists in the downward spiral of US-Russian relations can be expected.
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If they raise their prices, customers will buy less, and the downward spiral will begin.
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Hurricane Katrina defined the domestic side of President George W. Bush's downward-spiral second term.
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This leads to a downward spiral of increasing addiction and criminality to feed their habit.
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While artistically productive, their liaison sent her already fragile mental health into a downward spiral.
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" Looking back at her downward spiral in 2010, Lovato described herself as "just bitchy, a c—.
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With impeachment talk getting louder, presidential historian Robert Dallek recalls Richard Nixon's downward spiral from Watergate.
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Esperanza says her son returned stateside with PTSD and his life went into a downward spiral.
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Orders for its manufacturers have dried up, investments slowed and confidence gone into a downward spiral.
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Mama's been in a downward spiral ever since her March arrest for possession of crack cocaine.
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Anxiety that Britain's economy may be entering a downward spiral was already growing before the election.
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Shaun's downward spiral dates back to the death of his father 3 years ago, Marni says.
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Ben Affleck was on a downward spiral in the days leading to his return to rehab.
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"As the country has plunged into a downward spiral, Alexandria is even more diminished," she writes.
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Then he retired, accelerating the downward spiral that Johnson said had begun after the 2008 Games.
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The result can be a downward spiral that takes down responsible banks along with irresponsible ones.
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"He's in a horrible downward spiral," one source very close to the QB tells TMZ Sports.
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I knew the downward spiral had just begun — both for restaurants and our way of life.
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That could create a downward spiral where steep losses become steeper as traders face margin calls.
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Polarized politics is a formula for public failure, a downward spiral of distrust and greater paralysis.
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The decline of marriage among less well-educated men serves only to accelerate the downward spiral.
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He "completely believed that Christian&aposs adverse vaccine reactions led to his downward spiral," she said.
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"Certainly, we've choked down a big dose of anger about this downward spiral," she told me.
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"It'll be a dramatic turning point in a downward spiral for the Republicans," Mr. Schumer said.
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The system becomes a downward spiral in which humans are sacrificed to the power of the few.
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I believe each one intervened just in time to stop his downward spiral, to move him forward.
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And so, yeah, they are raising a red flag, but they also contribute to the downward spiral.
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With no identity and virtually no hope, the usually-competitive franchise looked locked in a downward spiral.
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Now, more Republicans like Tennessee Senator Bob Corker, who warned of a "downward spiral," are speaking up.
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Jessica has been on a downward spiral for episodes now, and it's not hard to understand why.
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This free-falling into a downward spiral of economic contraction and unfolding humanitarian crisis must be stopped!
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Without this, the economy will face a "downward spiral" that would be hard to control, it warned.
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The bad news for Trump is that he is likely facing a downward spiral of press coverage.
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Over the past decade, Yemen's vicious cycle has become a downward spiral -- a predictable and preventable spiral.
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Furthermore, the March data on consumption expenditure looked strong, suggesting that there is no imminent downward spiral.
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I spent the next year in a downward spiral of depression, using alcohol as my numbing agent.
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I then begin to resent my partner, though it's not his fault, and the downward spiral begins.
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Then came the downward spiral of other portfolio companies, including Wag, Oyo and the robot pizzeria Zume.
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She was already in a downward spiral, her depression worsening and her bipolar condition not properly medicated.
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It is all the companies that have vanished, the jobs that have faded, the endless downward spiral.
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Some become addicted to painkillers; they face a downward spiral of unemployment and poverty, homelessness and hopelessness.
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Negative behavior is much faster to spread and leads to a downward spiral of more bad behavior.
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Students have restocked classrooms at public schools where enrollment had been in a decades-long downward spiral.
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Photo: Getty The price of bitcoin plunged on Friday, continuing a steady downward spiral that's lasted all week.
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Those companies say they fear getting stuck in a downward spiral if they have a lower utilization rate.
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A downward spiral of chest-puffing and mutual incomprehension would hurt her most of all. Economist.com/blogs/bagehot
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The former might be legal and the latter illegal, but it's all one long downward spiral of sinfulness.
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You could see a downward spiral, and the big risk is it spills over into the physical market.
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Bob Corker said this week that the White House is in a "downward spiral," and Arizona Republican Sen.
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" This will eventually lead to "a downward spiral in motivational level unless we do something to override this.
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Besides MoviePass's ongoing downward spiral, its spiritual successor, Sinema, folded in the U.S., citing legal troubles with MoviePass.
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What followed was a downward spiral with food and binge eating, which she says was her only consolation.
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The news sent its shares into a downward spiral resulting in more than 50 percent loss on Tuesday.
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It was also eight months shy of the torn ACL that drove his career into a downward spiral.
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These loans are high-interest, high-risk, and often result in a downward spiral of debt for borrowers.
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The result is a downward spiral in economic activity and a reduced capacity to afford social-equity programs.
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After Jobs was reinstated as CEO (following a downward spiral for the company), Apple was on the rise.
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This promoted a vicious downward spiral with an ever-expanding Medicaid pool and an ever-shrinking taxpayer pool.
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But it also might be the only way to move forward, rather than continue a dangerous downward spiral.
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"Everybody say you got a lot to be proud of," he raps on "Downward Spiral," the opening track.
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The toy chain's ultimate downward spiral left many kids who grew up in the '90s filled with nostalgia.
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This perpetual re-incarceration of offenders only adds to an inescapable downward spiral of financial and social costs.
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This downward spiral hinged upon drone's brutal comedown, from which the only escape was simply to do more.
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And the Yankees went into a downward spiral, bottoming out in 1990 as the American League's worst team.
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It has continued a downward spiral of hate, one that's prevalent in all corners of the United States.
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Turkey's downward spiral has been a product of Mr. Erdogan and will not be reversed under his dictatorship.
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The confluence of events is leaving even independent observers wondering how the president can stop the downward spiral.
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"It really is just cementing the downward spiral in the refugee numbers during the Trump administration," she said.
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The downward spiral has put Bon-Ton on several lists that speculate on possible bankruptcy filings this year.
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Mama June's family is pissed at Geno ... they're blaming him for the crack arrest and June's downward spiral.
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Costco's stock peaked at $169 in August, but then went into a downward spiral, hitting $142 before the election.
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Downward spiral The writing has been on the wall since spring that Trump would have difficulty blocking House subpoenas.
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This helps insure against the downward spiral of foreclosures and falling prices that has wreaked havoc in other countries.
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Adtalem is the latest company to shed a for-profit college that has been caught in a downward spiral.
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As president, Trump will quickly find his hands tied if he does not seek to reverse this downward spiral.
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" He goes on to say it "is fueling a downward spiral of dangerously inappropriate, antisocial and possibly criminal behavior.
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The country looks headed on a downward spiral, with the government lacking the right stuff to make appropriate adjustments.
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He is somebody that remains quite close to Adelina and her heart even as she continues her downward spiral.
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Some analysts are concerned that the continued downward spiral of prices could hit margins on some of these businesses.
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The 2009 track touches on drug addiction and what it's like to fall into a seemingly hopeless downward spiral.
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" RELATED: Congress exasperated as White House in 'downward spiral' "It's not a question of what the President can do.
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Curtis Lovelace seemed to go into a downward spiral after his wife Cory died on Valentine's Day in 29.
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This downward spiral continued over a period of three years, until I had a complete breakdown and attempted suicide.
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I feed off the downward spiral of shame and self-hatred, because it gives me something to strive for.
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Vacant structures also drag down adjacent property values and contribute to a downward spiral in neighborhood stability and worth.
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"I wouldn't be here today if they hadn't stepped in when I was in my downward spiral," Braverman said.
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"We can no longer remain silent while we continue in a downward spiral," the musicians said in a statement.
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Shirley had been a bass player in a successful rock band before entering a downward spiral of substance abuse.
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This sort of logic (if you can call it that) is only furthering the downward spiral of political discourse.
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Admitting that his bluff was dumb is a better idea than sending US-China relations into a downward spiral.
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The danger is a downward spiral in relations with the West that could lead to still more unpredictable confrontations.
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The company's failures are at once a symptom and a cause of the nation's downward spiral, our correspondents write.
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He could make cuts, but that was complicated in his industry, and would likely only speed the downward spiral.
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Zimbabwe is locked in a downward spiral, fears Derek Matyszak of the Institute for Security Studies, a think-tank.
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Mr. LaBute's writing is as skillful as ever, but Tom and Jerri's date spins into a predictable downward spiral.
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The first two labels I sent it to rejected it and I went into a downward spiral of depression.
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Back in October 2015, American Apparel filed for bankruptcy after falling into a downward spiral for most of the year.
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After the (now ousted) CEO proclaimed he wanted to put a "bullet through Google's head," it's been a downward spiral.
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Turkey's downward spiral CNN's Tim Hume wrote and reported from London, and Isil Sariyuce and Ben Wedeman reported from Gaziantep.
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If the decline in passengers continues, cities could be pulled into a downward spiral of fewer passengers and worse service.
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They're like dancefloor-dwelling accountants, balancing the books as a means of figuring out how this downward spiral happened exactly.
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In the language that Silicon Valley can understand, there are innovative ways to disrupt the social media industry's downward spiral.
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But I'm also starting to see signs of light emerge from what last year felt like an endless downward spiral.
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Increasing extremity in one group provokes a backlash of counter-extremity in other groups, and the vicious downward spiral continues.
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Heart disease is a bleak death—a mostly irreversible downward spiral in which the heart itself becomes progressively less viable.
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Here's a look back at how the troubled actor shot to stardom before falling into a years-long downward spiral.
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In the divorce docs, obtained by TMZ, Robert says his downward spiral began after his brother David's death in 2009.
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And yet, here we are, and here it is, and the world continues its downward spiral towards meaningless cultural garble.
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Despite February's drop in durable goods orders, there are signs the downward spiral in manufacturing is drawing to an end.
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The capesize, panamax, supramax, and handysize indices also continued their downward spiral and touched their all time lows on Tuesday.
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The law prompted an exodus in the tens of thousands and a downward spiral in the economy led to hyperinflation.
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Other than a bump in the early Obama administration, funding for the agency has been in a long downward spiral.
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Even the neighborhood where the baseball slugger Hank Aaron moved in the late 1950s could not avoid a downward spiral.
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Often the murderer has been abused as a child, or describes going on a downward spiral after their father dies.
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That same regulatory model has the ability to recognize when a major financial institution is in a slow downward spiral.
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RIM&aposs global market share began a downward spiral, going from 20% in 20183 to less than 5% in 2012.
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"Wholesale with Amazon ends up creating a downward spiral of brand equity," Kwon says during a recent call with Racked.
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This would create a situation where the president and Wall Street are egging each other on in a downward spiral.
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Annie is an actress seemingly on a downward spiral who, while shooting a movie, is resisting pressure to appear topless.
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With the turmoil surrounding Valeant, it is anyone's guess whether the company recovers or falls further in a downward spiral.
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It points to new job opportunities, lower crime rates, better public services, and a way out of the downward spiral.
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To fans it seemed like something new, but this downward spiral was something we had been dealing with for years.
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I bought her downward spiral and was elated to see her claw her way back to a life she wanted.
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Mr. Putin almost certainly will retaliate, continuing a downward spiral in Russian-American relations unheard-of since the Cold War.
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But the Obama administration's hasty withdrawal of troops in 2011 reversed this progress, resulting in another downward spiral of sectarianism.
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Regardless of whether the country is able to ride a wave of enthusiasm for cryptocurrencies, Venezuela's downward spiral continues unabated.
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If you've purchased a property, and rates are high, mortgage payments may become more difficult, then it's a downward spiral.
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A downward spiral in subscribers, such as with Disney's ESPN, should also be an "absolute concern" for investors, Crockett said.
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Ghosn was arrested Monday amid allegations of financial misconduct, sending shares of the Japanese automakers on a downward spiral on Tuesday.
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"It was a downward spiral for development in these areas," said Varalakshmi Vemuru, a social development specialist with the World Bank.
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That has left Puerto Rico in a 25.5-year downward spiral of tax hikes, spending cuts, emigration, and higher interest rates.
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Those companies say they fear getting stuck in a downward spiral if they have a lower utilization rate at the start.
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Her parents split up for the last time, sending her mother into a downward spiral of hysteria, drug abuse and promiscuity.
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It's a type of unmoored candor that we typically associate with celebrities who are on the verge of a downward spiral.
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In Acrimony, out March 30, Taraji P. Henson plays a woman on an emotional downward spiral after her husband betrays her.
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Amid global oversupply and a strong U.S. dollar, crude's downward spiral will continue, according to one of Wall Street's largest firms.
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My first major splurge was Crème de la Mer and it's been a downward spiral for my bank account ever since.
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The event marked the start of "a downward spiral," said a former high-ranking executive who was with Musk that day.
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Emilio was in a downward spiral when I met him, selling off properties he owned to fund his crystal meth habit.
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If Hawkeye's family vanished right before him, it could've sent him into a downward spiral and pushed him to become Ronin.
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His words aren't leading to the kind of democratic downward spiral we've witnessed in places that see their institutions actually collapse.
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The materials sector is also expected to show a double-digit profit drop, hit by a downward spiral in other commodities.
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When stuck in depression, one tends to withdraw further and further from life, perpetuating a downward spiral of detachment and despair.
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The company has been caught in a downward spiral ever since its lackluster initial public offering just a few months back.
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During a meeting with royal biographer Andrew Morton, Diana said her marriage's downward spiral began after Prince Harry's birth in 1984.
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When you feel like it's okay for you to abuse your body by vocalizing negative thoughts, it becomes a downward spiral.
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The message thanked employees for hanging with the company during its downward spiral and painted a rosy picture of WeWork's future.
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That calm may not last long as renewed sanctions on Iran could, once again, send its economy into a downward spiral.
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Tarantino's latest is a fascinating deep dive into what it's like to be a star in Hollywood in a downward spiral.
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A return to debates centered on shared values and defined principles is necessary if we are to escape this downward spiral.
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Michael McCarthy, chief market strategist at CMC Markets, said the downward spiral was becoming self fulfilling with selling begetting more selling.
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I had to be careful not to slip into the mental downward spiral, where worry, regret, anger, and sadness reign supreme.
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Donna Markham Donna Markham attributes her daughter Chelsea's suicide to Nassar's abuse, which sent her into a downward spiral of depression.
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That has left Puerto Rico in a 10-year downward spiral of tax hikes, spending cuts, emigration, and higher interest rates.
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Are we going to let the defenders of the status quo win and see our country continue down this downward spiral?
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Amy's downward spiral is also touched off by her realizing that the people she works with don't like her very much.
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The idea that D'Angelo's fate could mirror those of his heroes paralyzed Michael Archer, and a personal downward spiral followed Voodoo.
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Shaun Weiss -- famous for playing Goldberg in "The Mighty Ducks" -- was just arrested again ... another chapter in a tragic downward spiral.
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Los Angeles continued its downward spiral Saturday, recording only four hits as it lost for the 14th time in 16 contests.
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We have come too far in our bilateral trade relationship to allow this current impasse to lead to a downward spiral.
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We had our high point in 2008, during the first democratic elections, but it's just been a downward spiral since then.
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Mr. Piñera accused her government of scaring off investors, deepening the public debt and sending Chile's economy on a downward spiral.
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Yields are also cascading lower, as global central banks rush to cut interest rates, a factor feeding the downward spiral in yields.
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But continued job losses likely will make it harder to reverse the downward spiral and get the territory's economy back on track.
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Too bad nobody thought to share the news about Catherine with Richard, who's on the verge of an even bigger downward spiral.
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With no polling support and no media coverage, he couldn't garner endorsements or money — all amounting to a downward spiral of doom.
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The second is the downward spiral of distrust between citizens and elites, in which citizens treat "corrupt" and "establishment" as interchangeable terms.
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But not until the December expansion, Curse of Osiris, did it feel like the game had entered into an irreversible downward spiral.
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Passions are stirred and the local order destabilized as the town enters a downward spiral that concludes with arson and several murders.
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Getting put in the category of "underperforming" demoralized rather than motivated those workers and often caused them to continue the downward spiral.
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The pound has been on a downward spiral on growing worries Britain would opt for a "hard" exit from the European Union.
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The 'Ducks' star's downward spiral dates back to last year, when he was arrested for possession of meth and also for stealing.
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Gulen: Erdogan's adversary The relationship between the US and Turkey has been on a downward spiral since a failed coup in 2016.
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If we don't act now, the downward spiral for local and independent journalism may be irreversible, with harrowing consequences for our democracy.
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Republicans can no longer sit around idly while watching a member of their own party take our country in a downward spiral.
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The pound has been on a downward spiral against the dollar since last year's vote for Britain to exit the European Union.
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The result is a preventable downward spiral that can prevent students from graduating and increase their chances of defaulting on student loans.
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He returned from Afghanistan feeling a stranger in his own country, and his life began a downward spiral of alcohol and OxyContin.
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The US and Russia For any sort of diplomacy to occur, the downward spiral of US-Russia relations needs to be arrested.
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Still, opening that door could lead Republicans to simply expand the court again when the pendulum swung back, continuing the downward spiral.
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He's given her all the credit for pulling him out of his downward spiral after being cut by the Browns in 2016.
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These layoffs risk sending the economy into a downward spiral of decreased demand, defaults and further layoffs within weeks or even days.
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He spun himself into a downward spiral, washed out of Ohio State University and landed in prison in 1928 at age 19.
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While Mr. Bastian brought stability to the principal's office at New Millennium, J.H.S. 25 churned through leaders and entered a downward spiral.
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Similarly, Ms. Harris, whose campaign has been on a downward spiral in the polls, notably declined an opportunity to confront Mr. Buttigieg.
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He walked too far out on the wing and made the small aircraft go into a downward spiral, his management team said.
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This set off a downward spiral of Tinder fails, awkward neighbor hookups and an encounter with her former paramour, Daniel (Y'lan Noel).
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Several ideas can make the Afghan Army and police stronger and more resilient, however, so that this downward spiral does not accelerate.
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Both home prices and home sales have also declined, often a "prelude" to a downward spiral of lower and lower prices, he said.
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Scroll on to see what exactly the Twitterverse has to say about the downward spiral that was Game of Thrones (Dany's style included).
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Those trends sent the brand into a downward spiral of 40 percent discounts, as it tried to bring shoppers back into its stores.
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The US allowed Russia to keep some of its outposts "in an effort to arrest the downward spiral in our relationship," Nauert stated.
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She's in a downward spiral at the moment, after falling from grace from property owner to aimless homebody; she's seemingly at rock bottom.
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Zuma's tenure over the ANC will probably be remembered for epic allegations of corruption — and the continuing downward spiral of Nelson Mandela's party.
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The collapse of an eventual deal might risk a "downward spiral" in relations, he told reporters at a briefing on the chamber's report.
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It's no secret that Windows phone has been in a downward spiral because of poor developer support and almost no significant hardware releases.
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And while Langdon's study is the first to show a reef system on a permanent downward spiral, the problem could already be widespread.
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"His shoulder never healed and it started a bit of a downward spiral," his personal assistant for 50 years, Doc Giffin, tells PEOPLE.
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Motivated by guilt and desperate for anything that might halt his own downward spiral, he scoured the internet for something new to try.
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The result is a downward spiral towards a future as, in Mr Blackburn's words, "a refuge for the dispossessed and the never-possessed".
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This further hits asset values, causing pain for even more investors, and so on—a downward spiral now sometimes called a "Minsky moment".
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Selling off a significant part of their holdings in a short time could spike interest rates, sending the economy into a downward spiral.
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Washington's mass transit ridership went into a downward spiral for the next 85033 years until the advent of Metro's first rail-operating segment.
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It offers the tale of a small community — Bedford Falls — that at the last moment manages to extricate itself from a downward spiral.
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A new or updated deal that truly remedies these glaring flaws would be an important step forward in reversing the region's downward spiral.
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Mr. Galack, 46, had come to the end of a long downward spiral, overcoming a painkiller addiction only to struggle with crippling anxiety.
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To avoid a disastrous downward spiral, we need to employ every strategy to allow businesses to quickly retool for safety and resume operations.
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In addition, because we have this downward spiral taking hold, there needs to be support for consumers and businesses because everyone's freaking out.
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" Harrison Pedigo, 26, who has schizophrenia, described his downward spiral three years ago: "I got paranoid and I was just refusing any treatment.
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"I sounded like Kathleen Turner on a downward spiral," said Ms. Cohen, who, in a compounding irony, is also a trained professional singer.
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For workers in the doldrums, spending the bulk of their waking hours in a place delivering little joy can become a downward spiral.
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"We want to halt the downward spiral and we want to move forward towards better relations," White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said.
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He says a "downward spiral of dissent, dysfunction, and disengagement" is just as plausible as the optimistic story of ambition ratcheting perpetually upward.
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"Many, if not the majority of schools, are trapped in a downward spiral of low economic opportunity and low education performance," he wrote.
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The country's economy had been tied to its oil exports but was sent into a downward spiral amid crashing crude prices in 2014.
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The fire sales set off a downward spiral of losses for many institutions, leading to major failures and an ever-growing crisis. Mrs.
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The country's economy had been tied to its oil exports but was sent into a downward spiral amid crashing oil prices in 2014.
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Tamberrino expects the downward spiral for shares to resume as it becomes more clear that sustainable demand for Tesla's products are below expectations.
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" Continuing that shadowy sexuality, 1994's The Downward Spiral opened with the sound of a literal beating, leading into the devastating and dogmatic "Mr.
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Although The Banner Saga series contains within it many small victories, the broader path forward is a downward spiral that never really lets up.
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"They just seem to be on this downward spiral, and if he can break that in any way that, then that would be valuable."
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The concern is if the gummed-up market persists, anxious sellers and agents could start aggressively dropping prices, potentially causing a negative downward spiral.
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One bad experience sets the stage for anxiety and fear for the next, and so the downward spiral of triggers and more trauma goes.
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" "The rate cut of 25 bps was imperative to induce liquidity in the downward spiral economy on the back of all indicators showing slowdown.
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So it makes perfect sense that HP, a company that's also in the midst of a downward spiral, would release a new Windows phone!
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Obviously they're in a downward spiral right now and they've got to figure out a way to come to grips with all that's happening….
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Like, Prince is not here, there was a seismic shift in the universe and that's why everything is in a downward spiral right now.
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All eyes now turn to June's meeting of OPEC countries, where the cartel's hand may be forced if crude prices begin another downward spiral.
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RHP Matt Shoemaker has had an issue with giving up runs this season while continuing a downward spiral that dates back to last season.
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The U.S. housing market plummeted as high-risk borrowers defaulted on those loans, beginning a downward spiral that would trigger a global liquidity crisis.
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Importantly, pets "kept them going" and helped them to avoid a downward spiral of inactivity, which can lead to mood problems and more pain.
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But to try and curb this downward spiral of content, one group of researchers has turned to artificial intelligence—with the help of Google.
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But whether this is a downward spiral for Trump or just a unique circumstance of this moment in the race is still not clear.
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In this way, the populist proposals kicking around Washington can be handled moderately, to help bring about positive change rather than a downward spiral.
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Whether or not this location will close, Dean & DeLuca is still in a downward spiral as it closes more stores and racks up debt.
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The drop in durable goods orders last month bucks recent data that have suggested the downward spiral in manufacturing was close to an end.
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One thing is clear: The downward spiral in relations will not abate as long as the Kremlin continues its confrontation course with the West.
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The strain of the Syrian civil war, and a government crackdown following last year's coup attempt, has sent the economy into a downward spiral.
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In celebration of this I procure a joint, send my mind into a downward spiral, duly throw up my dinner and go to sleep.
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It identified a "positive and stable relationship" between household wealth and consumption, but that link somewhat broke when prices were in a downward spiral.
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They also recounted stalled education and career plans, frayed relationships and, for one, a "downward spiral" that included drug abuse and an attempted suicide.
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The implosion in spending will lead to millions of fewer jobs, to even less spending—a downward spiral with no obvious end in sight.
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News that their appeal had been rejected came amid numerous signs of the downward spiral in the relations between Iran and the United States.
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Venezuela has been in a downward spiral for years, caused by a combination of mismanagement of government funds and the plummeting price of oil.
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Back home, she was a woman with a career and a dream, but the crisis in Venezuela created a downward spiral she couldn't control.
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"Once the kids got taken, I was so hurt by it that the heroin just kind of — it was a downward spiral," she said.
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"We've chosen to allow the Russian government to maintain some of its annexes in an effort to arrest the downward spiral in our relationship."
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The disheartening set of events propelled a downward spiral in which they had lost 2110 of 230 games entering Monday's road game at Indiana.
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"That will lead to more cynicism, and less participation, and a downward spiral of more injustice and more anger and more despair," he said.
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Ukraine's relations with Russia have been locked in a downward spiral since Moscow annexed Crimea 2014 and backed pro-Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine.
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On the other hand, Luke, the one guy who consoles Hannah during her downward spiral, ends up getting the first impression rose for his efforts.
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Apple remains under scrutiny from Wall Street as President Donald Trump's threat of new tariffs on iPhones piled on to the stock's recent downward spiral.
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Bitcoin Crashed and Took the Whole Market Down With ItThe price of bitcoin plunged on Friday, continuing a steady downward spiral that's lasted all week.
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The background: Since 2016, the oil-rich country has been in a downward spiral, and international efforts to help have proven too little, too late.
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"Obviously, they're in a downward spiral right now and they've got to come to grips with all that's happening," he said of the White House.
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Sadly, this downward spiral leaves many kids with no choice but to stay indoors, attend structured programs, or rely on technology to connect with others.
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The same year, outlets like People painted her as a desperate, lonely, serial liar in a downward spiral — perhaps a kind of self-fulfilling prophecy.
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You wonder if the home's five-year-long construction, like the yellow wallpaper in Charlotte Perkins Gilman's eponymous story, drove Whitfield into a downward spiral.
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The last time that Beyond reported its quarterly results, the company announced a surprise secondary share offering, sending its stock price on a downward spiral.
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Though Kate eventually finds the empty bottles of booze in her brother's hotel room, Kevin has yet to tell his girlfriend about his downward spiral.
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The downward spiral for Apple has been so bad that, for a brief moment last week, Alphabet once again passed the company in market value.
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Read MoreCramer: This could end oil's downward spiral Big internet stocks also took a nasty dip earlier in the year and have come roaring back.
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In fact, earlier models suggested that the PC market was going to continue its downward spiral with a decline of 1.8 percent during the quarter.
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It has been on a downward spiral since 2018, going from levels as high as $0.7918 last February, to around the $0.70 level this week.
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"They are in a downward spiral right now and have got to figure out a way to come to grips with all that's happening," Sen.
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Will voters accept an anemic 2628 percent gross domestic product (GDP) growth as the new normal, with the resulting continued downward spiral of American prosperity?
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But Yusupov then fired some core supporters of the mutiny, leading to a downward spiral of morale that mirrors HQ's plummeting App Store rank. 2.
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What they're saying: Policymakers on the left and the right expressed concern this week about the downward spiral of some corners of the internet. Rep.
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Young Green voters are talking about a national push for electoral reforms like ranked choice voting to end the downward spiral of fear-based voting.
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That in turn would weigh on the euro, caught in a downward spiral after the ECB meeting and also shackled with Brexit woes, Ishikawa said.
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Less transportation is needed, cheese manufactures and feed company employees are laid off; veterinarians, dairy supply and equipment manufacturing and others continue the downward spiral.
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Continuing his downward spiral, Archie is called into the principal's office, where Principal Weatherby shuts down the football team until the Red Circle is disbanded.
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Many poor people, saddled with a deficient education, inadequate health care and few marketable skills, find small setbacks can quickly set off a downward spiral.
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An ominous sign of that downward spiral arrived this past week, when the Conference Board's consumer confidence index posted its largest drop since July 2015.
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I think when you get so regimented, at least for me — if I get too crazy in my head, then it becomes a downward spiral.
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The sanctions squeezed Iran's economy, but the downward spiral had begun before the sanctions were tightened in 20163 and under Iran's former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNTyrese: War With The Rock Was WrongJustin Bieber & Hailey Baldwin: Golf Lessons'Housewives' Star: Downward Spiral Before RehabAmber Rose: I Scored An NBA Player
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According to celebrity lore, best recounted in this GQ story by Taffy Brodesser-Akner, Bieber was desperate for a way out of his downward spiral.
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Faced with such a downward spiral, the traditional economic playbook calls for government to step in and spend money, even if that entails running deficits.
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The VIX, a measure of the 30-day implied volatility of the S&P 500, surged 27% to 73.50 as stocks continued their downward spiral.
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But the downward spiral has now lasted a year, unemployment is at its highest level in decades and India faces a steep road to recovery.
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Our Scott sources tell us he's been in a downward spiral since learning baby mama Kourtney Kardashian is banging 23-year-old model Younes Bendjima.
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You can't make sense of his shocking victory last year without reference to the downward spiral of public faith in governing elites and established institutions.
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It doesn't peddle a message or redemption, but instead tethers you to an oblivious narcissist who pushes the story into an ever-deepening downward spiral.
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The original docuseries sparked a downward spiral for the star, including his record label dropping him and charges being brought against him in multiple jurisdictions.
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One small but vocal investor added a vote to the agenda to oust Achleitner as chairman because the bank "remains trapped in an unbroken downward spiral".
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There is little economic growth, thus raising interest rates is definitely not the way to boost the economy and pull us out of this downward spiral.
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As a result, one million jobs were lost and wages and purchasing power fell in those communities, setting off a downward spiral of blight and hopelessness.
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Turkey's downward spiral Continued turmoil Turkey has experienced significant turmoil in recent months, with the attempted military coup in July and a series of deadly explosions.
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Thanks to unseasonably warm winters, earlier spring thaws and long, hot summers, Arctic sea ice has been on a downward spiral since at least the '22016s.
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We're told Kanye is steady on his meds, but deviated from the prescribed dosage ... and that's what led to the downward spiral and eventual mental breakdown.
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The coal industry has been in a downward spiral in recent years, with cheap natural gas, Obama administration policies and environmental activism all working against it.
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We have to accept, however, that if the market's downward spiral accelerates, we may actually see levels of Chinese buying decline in 2019 compared to 2018.
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The business, started by best friends Brad and Alex, is in a downward spiral: Cash is low and the duo's forced to rely on unpaid volunteers.
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Sure enough, the episode chronicles the downward spiral of Darlene, his sister and successor, and her compatriots into paranoia, flight from the law, violence and murder.
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Eventually, the drugs take over and a downward spiral ensues, shattering their lives and destroying the bonds they share with those around—and with them society.
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Rappleye's books shows how Hoover's actions (and occasional inaction) aided the downward spiral into the depression — but it also says he didn't deserve all the blame.
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That just suggests Chet's in a downward spiral, and after an episode in which he gets arrested after kidnapping his own child, it's frightening to imagine.
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"Obviously they're in a downward spiral right now and they've got to figure out a way to come to grips [with] all that's happening," Corker said.
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The Chinese currency has been in a downward spiral in recent weeks as the dispute over trade and Chinese investment into U.S. companies has ratcheted up.
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In 2008, Spears' parents successfully obtained a restraining order against him, alleging that he had been drugging the singer and guiding her into her downward spiral.
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We've seen a powerful person's downward spiral play out in a room with multiple hookers, cocaine and embarrassing dancing, but that person usually isn't a woman.
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Mama June's relationship with her boyfriend has moved beyond troubling and is in dangerous territory ... according to her family, who are terrified of the downward spiral.
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Our sources say Ben went on his own accord several times last week ... well aware he had fallen off the wagon and into a downward spiral.
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That downward spiral begins when a bullet ends the life of Raina (Donshea Hopkins), his eldest daughter in the final scenes of this season's penultimate episode.
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I don't mean it will actually destroy you, in that it won't send you into an inescapable downward spiral that causes your sanity to slip away.
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The shooting of the first son helped set in motion a downward spiral that would unfold over years and lead to the death of his brother.
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The investigation sparked a widely publicized downward spiral for Hernandez, concluding with his death by suicide in 2017 while serving a life sentence for Lloyd's murder.
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It's just the latest in a number of troubling signs that Mama June is in a downward spiral from which, her family worries she won't recover.
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As the Knicks' season was caught in a downward spiral, Anthony said he had found peace amid a fourth straight losing season and his own drama.
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So when things were going in a downward spiral in the first third of the race, he was able to give me the information I needed.
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In November, I talked to the chain&aposs CEO, CFO, and CTO about how the company pulled out of its downward spiral over the last year.
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In "A Kind of Freedom," Sexton pursues a family's history in a downward spiral, with three alternating plot lines that echo one another along the way.
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Trump's comments came on the heels of his latest escalation in his trade war with China, which sent U.S. stocks into a downward spiral on Friday.
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This solid trajectory she appeared to be on had made her mental downward spiral and death all the more mystifying to teammates, friends and family members.
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Preventing a downward spiral of violence and civil conflict requires the winners to reassure the losers that they are not losing everything by giving up power.
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This dynamic soon creates a vicious cycle: Terrorists and regimes get caught in a downward spiral of attacks, retaliation, fresh recruitment, more attacks, and even more retaliation.
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Katt Williams' downward spiral has scared his loved ones so much they want him hospitalized ... but the comedian thinks it's just a ploy to get his cash.
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It was all part of a large downward spiral for the family that also, naturally, involved a dust-up with Donald Trump over apartments in Trump Tower.
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His family said he had been on a downward spiral that included a reversion to drugs and violence since the death of his only son in 2527.
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Facing cut-throat competition, Vocus fell into a downward spiral in 2017 and 2018, cutting and missing profit forecasts as its retail businesses battled falling profit margins.
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Turkey's downward spiral CNN's Steve Visser wrote and reported from Atlanta, Tim Hume wrote and reported from London, and Isil Sariyuce and Ben Wedeman reported from Gaziantep.
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One small but vocal investor last month added a vote to oust Achleitner to the meeting's agenda because the bank "remains trapped in an unbroken downward spiral".
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Paul says his family kept in touch with Capote even when he fell into a downward spiral at the end of his life, in the mid-'80s.
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But he said he worries the potential for a downward spiral in the Obamacare exchange market, where high rates will drive away even more young, healthy customers.
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"You have to believe in yourselves and you have to believe in your teammates," said right winger Brendan Gallagher of the Habs' two-month long downward spiral.
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A Star Is Born follows a washed-up, alcoholic musician who helps an up-and-coming performer attain fame while his own career faces a downward spiral.
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"They are in a downward spiral right now and have got to figure out a way to come to grips with all that's happening," said Republican Sen.
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Uber's downward spiral over the past few months is ample evidence of how much a company's bottom line can rest on the public's impression of its CEO.
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Randy Meisner is an alcoholic with serious mental health issues, and the people closest to him are only enabling his downward spiral ... according to a family friend.
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"You pull that rug out from under them after they have this false sense of security, that could really throw them into a downward spiral," he said.
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It can, in fact, be just the push a user needs to fall deeper into the downward spiral, creating a profound sense of isolation and self-loathing.
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It's very easy to imagine party unity cracking even more than it already has, Trump's numbers tracing a downward spiral and G.O.P. turnout spiraling downward with them.
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Since then, we have been in a downward spiral and economic decline that led Congress to pass the Puerto Rico Oversight Management and Economic Act last year.
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The mugging and the visit from the police, along with the graphic images they lay before her, send Maggie into a downward spiral of fear and helplessness.
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This sends Kimmy into a downward spiral, making her wonder if she's Xan's version of the Reverend, who kept her locked in a bunker for 15 years.
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The downward spiral began sometime in 2012, when injuries forced Koch out of two fights, one with Dustin Poirier and the other with then-champ Jose Aldo.
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The Montreal Canadiens hope to put an end to their downward spiral when they begin a four-game homestand Wednesday against the Atlantic Division-rival Buffalo Sabres.
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The weekend vividly epitomized the trajectory of the presidential race, an inevitable downward spiral that has scores of people across the nation waiting for the inevitable crash.
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They're acting as if this is a passing phase, as if the grown-ups will step in and stop this downward spiral before it goes too far.
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I'm thinking about "Her Smell," Alex Ross Perry's latest dive into dysfunction, with Elisabeth Moss as a wayward, brilliant, substance-abusing rock star in a downward spiral.
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But the official said the Europeans were eager to find a course of action that could release both sides from a "downward spiral" of tariffs and retaliation.
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The response must start with a recognition that a foreign policy built on brute military strength alone holds few answers for societies caught in a downward spiral.
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One small but vocal investor last month added to the meeting's agenda a vote to oust Achleitner because the bank "remains trapped in an unbroken downward spiral".
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That, in turn, could create a downward spiral, as an understaffed and demoralized company fails to execute well, leading to further bad press and even lower morale.
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Super Tuesday's dust hasn't yet settled, but the Texas results will be at least somewhat heartening for Cruz, whose campaign has been on a downward spiral of late.
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I'm in the middle of a downward spiral, almost crying as I choke down my lysine-dopamine smoothie and hunch over the teak bar at the Zyme Shack.
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Fears around a potential coupon skip had been at the heart of investor concerns in February, sending bonds into a downward spiral that is now threatening to resurface.
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And as the private heiress gears up to take on the responsibility, she is speaking candidly about her downward spiral following the death of her father, Guy Snyder.
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"The lira has been weakening since and it's coming to a head today," Wilson said, adding the downward spiral will continue if Turkey insists on a soft landing.
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Before Rachel Bloom's Crazy Ex-Girlfriend got picked up and became an Emmy-nominated comedy, the co-creator and star's personal life entered into a negative downward spiral.
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Getting locked up could have easily triggered a downward spiral for Williams, leaving the mother of five and grandmother of two unemployed, uninsured, and almost certain to relapse.
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That said, the longer-term serialization of the Commander's return to his home, as well as the downward spiral that is Nick and Eden's relationship, all worked here.
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If it annoys users too much, and even a few of their friends stray from the app and stop responding on Messenger, it could create a downward spiral.
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Tragically, it was the beginning of a downward spiral that would lead to a number of arrests for DUI and drug possession (crack cocaine and cannabis) in London.
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He then made an ill-fated move to McLaren, just when the former world champions were entering a downward spiral, before joining Silverstone-based Force India in 2014.
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The IAAF's decision to cut the track events from its schedule was surely influenced by this decline in talent, and will only contribute further to the downward spiral.
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It's got to happen...Obviously they're in a downward spiral right now and they've got to figure out a way to come to grips with all that's happening.
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Yet in tandem with the downward spiral of the necessity of shaving tools, we are experiencing the arrival of an extreme number of new shaving tools to buy.
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"Still, it now seems that among the oil producing countries, a sense of calm and price visibility is preferable to the chaotic downward spiral of a price war."
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Orlando Brown's downward spiral has one of his friends seriously worried the end is near ... and he's calling on one man to save the troubled ex-Disney star.
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By 1996, researchers estimated that Macintosh computer sales had dropped 30 to 50 percent over the past year and Wall Street predicted a downward spiral for the company.
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Sales in the company's gaming business have been on a downward spiral as video game publishers nudge consumers to buy games on their consoles directly instead of stores.
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" Darroch wrote that "we could also be at the beginning of a downward spiral, rather than just a rollercoaster: something could emerge that leads to disgrace and downfall.
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Against the backdrop of this grim economic news, many of America's black urban neighborhoods are falling further into a downward spiral of crime, drug addiction, and gun violence.
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Trump's announcement Friday could further escalate tensions with Turkey, continuing the steady downward spiral of US relations with Ankara, which has been driven by a slew of factors.
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He wasn't available for comment for this article, but on social media he often stokes the fire when a creator is in the middle of their downward spiral.
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May's words, an "indiscriminate and reckless act" that "put the lives of innocent civilians at risk," while sending Russia's relations with the West into yet another downward spiral.
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Stocks, which rallied Monday on the potential for a pact, began a downward spiral on Tuesday as confusion set in about whether an agreement had truly been reached.
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"The Commission should establish a temporary state aid framework that allows member states to support an economy in the downward spiral," EU centre-right lawmaker Markus Ferber said.
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Robert De Niro plays a talk show host who sparks the Joker's downward spiral when he disses him on TV. "Atlanta" star Zazie Beetz plays Phoenix's love interest.
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"The Commission should establish a temporary state aid framework that allows member states to support an economy in the downward spiral," EU center-right lawmaker Markus Ferber said.
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And recently fired Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin began his downward spiral after an inspector general report found he used agency funds on a trip for his wife.
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The bank's cautious note came as the Turkish lira continued its downward spiral Monday with a 7 percent drop after plunging roughly 20 percent against the dollar Friday.
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The dollar has plummeted against a basket of its global competitors, falling more than 9 percent on the year in what has been a pretty consistent downward spiral.
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This week, Holger Bingmann, head of the association of German exporters, said the fall in Iran export volumes so far was "just the beginning of a downward spiral".
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But former inmates and officers at St. Clair say the downward spiral began in earnest in 2010, when Mr. Wise, who had become the warden, was moved out.
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Seeing an opportunity, they say they will not throw Mr. Trump a political life preserver at what they sense could be the first turns of a downward spiral.
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I've said all of these things about, you know they were in a downward spiral, you know, lacked some of the stability necessary to be successful and competent.
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Unable to afford a lawyer to file an appeal, she said, the ruling sent her into a downward spiral of drug addiction that led to another prison sentence.
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One of the main reasons that I have been so unhappy with McConnell blowing up all the norms of the Senate is that this really is a downward spiral.
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Schmolz + Bickenbach said it had been caught in a downward spiral exacerbated by trade conflicts and global political uncertainty which has led to a sharp downturn in steel demand.
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The typical heart disease downward spiral starts with a heart attack in which blood is blocked to part of the heart for long enough for that part to die.
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Analysts have attributed some of the pressure to concerns over U.S.-China trade talks, but the lira has now been on a downward spiral for more than a year.
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Not meeting the requirements of her release can put her back into the system or add sanctions, putting her on a downward spiral that's hard to get out of.
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"Gold has effectively gone into a downward spiral, triggered by the Trump election and the dollar strength that has come through from that," Oxford Economics analyst Daniel Smith said.
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Mac Miller's death sent his ex of two years, Ariana Grande, into a downward spiral and may have played a role in her recent split from fiancé Pete Davidson.
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It was after the death of his master that his behavior started to turn—and it was then that he began his downward spiral into drugs, porn, and chemsex.
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Just as poor fiscal management took Brazilian securities into a downward spiral, reform could improve valuations on Brazilian sovereign and corporate credit versus those of higher-rated EM peers.
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The singer posted a video Thursday night after an explosive article was published alleging his downward spiral is due to his heavy use of coke, Xanax, molly and lean.
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"Obviously, they're in a downward spiral right now and have got to figure out a way to come to grips with all that's happening," Corker told reporters this week.
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The episode juxtaposes Kevin's ongoing downward spiral in the present with the agonizing buildup to his high school football knee injury that forever altered the course of his life.
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Pakistan was ejected from the index in 25 after the local exchange imposed a price floor to halt a downward spiral and trading was practically suspended for five months.
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Since then, we have had another year to observe the Trump administration's downward spiral into cruelty and incoherence, an approach to governing that has not spared the judicial branch.
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When his sister and his mother both have health crises, this exacerbates his sense that his life has spun out of control, that he's on an unstoppable downward spiral.
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The European Central Bank has already signaled even more monetary stimulus for the euro zone economy, hoping to arrest a downward spiral that could lead to an economic recession.
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Chinese stocks, on a downward spiral since late January, had their biggest day of gains in almost two years but still notched their worst monthly slide since January 2016.
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Apple traditionally holds an event every September to introduce its new iPhones, which may give it some ability to arrest — at least temporarily — any acceleration of a downward spiral.
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Circulation is now well below one million, heralding a downward spiral of staff cuts, reliance on news-agency copy and articles siphoned from social media, and an enfeebled voice.
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By implementing interventions that address the deep-seated drivers of violent conflict, we may be able to prevent the outbreak of violence, and the downward spiral into mass atrocities.
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Brewer, the Iran expert now at the Center for a New American Security in Washington, is worried Washington and Tehran may not be able to escape this downward spiral.
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She's bereft of allies, surrounded on all sides by enemies, and has been on a moral downward spiral for several seasons (and she hardly started out as Mother Theresa).
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But unless the secondary figures out how to cover speedy receivers, or Newton figures out how to generate more offense without getting himself injured, the downward spiral will continue.
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I'm an admitted step tracker addict, which is why the piece David Sedaris wrote about his downward spiral with a FitBit in the New Yorker spoke directly to me.
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"There's a possibility that once local areas start on this downward spiral, it's self-reproducing," said Timothy Bartik, a senior economist at the W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research.
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"They are in a downward spiral right now and have got to figure out a way to come to grips with all that's happening," Corker said, according to CNN.
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The campaign brought up the 2005 video that sent the party into a downward spiral last Friday but said Trump was moving on from the dust-up after apologizing.
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ET. U.S. rates started 2019 in a downward spiral as investors fled risk assets and flocked to safety amid an escalated U.S.-China trade war and deteriorating economic data.
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As a result, the mountain-lion population in the Santa Monica Mountains is in danger of entering an extinction vortex, a downward spiral in which everything starts to fail.
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Instead, the bill would make us less safe and less effective by worsening what is already the greatest threat to policing today: the downward spiral of police-community relations.
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The continued deterioration and downward spiral of our predominantly black city neighborhoods is proof that whatever politicians are offering these residents in return for their votes is not working.
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Ben Affleck wrestled with the thought of being an alcoholic ... but looking back he vows not to let it trigger another downward spiral for the sake of his kids.
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The downward spiral was kicked off in part by a series of scandals and missteps that will, if we're all still paying attention, haunt Zuckerberg for quite some time.
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And in October, before the stock markets entered a downward spiral at the end of the year, analysts had anticipated that first-quarter earnings would leap by 2500 percent.
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With Jersey Shore: Family Reunion already renewed for a second season, it might be time to switch out the depths of Ronnie's downward spiral for the great unknown: Samantha Giancola.
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His downward spiral climaxes when he goes full McMurphy from One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest in group therapy on a rant against the "metastasizing mind words" we call religion.
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Bob Corker, the respected chairman of the Senate foreign relations committee, with whom Mr Trump was until recently on good terms, described the administration as being in a "downward spiral".
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After fighting a downward spiral of disappointment in the weeks after the Games, Hall put his focus on the next marathon, to move forward mentally and physically with his training.
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" That's because this particular scene required Cruise to perform a 360 degree downward spiral, or a corkscrew turn, which an aerial assistant on the film points out is "very challenging.
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It's not impossible to imagine Weinstein tumbling prior to 2017, but the fact that he already seemed to be caught in a downward spiral certainly helped the story gain traction.
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Although the conversation between the trio, which was moderated by Judge Lynn Toler, was calm initially, it quickly took a downward spiral, and ended in Sugar Bear storming off set.
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And although he warned in May the White House was in a "downward spiral," he has not been a fixture on the chorus of Trump critics that includes Arizona Sens.
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Sweetin practically grew up on the set of beloved '90s sitcom Full House, but after the show ended in 1995, Sweetin began a downward spiral fueled by alcohol and drugs.
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In one are those who argue that reefs' downward spiral can be arrested only by dealing with climate change, which is to say, by completely revamping the world's energy systems.
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Read more: The CEO of Patagonia makes a convincing business case for this unorthodox perkCarter worked at Sears during a tumultuous periodSears' downward spiral has been years in the making.
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The fate of Yahoo's chief executive, Marissa Mayer, who came under sharp shareholder criticism for failing to arrest the company's long downward spiral during her four-year tenure, is unclear.
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The deal, due to close early next year, caps a long downward spiral for the onetime pioneering web portal, which at its height in 2000 was valued at $125 billion.
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But, thanks to ramped up competition from other smartphone makers like Apple and Samsung, the company has now found themselves struggling as revenue and sales continue in a downward spiral.
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Billabong, one of the world's largest surfwear brands, may have started the downward spiral of surfwear in the early 2010s amid declining sales, but other brands were quick to follow.
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But by Tuesday, as China's state-controlled media specifically noted that there was "no confirmation from Beijing" about parts of Trump's claims, stock markets fell into a vertiginous downward spiral.
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Payday loans "saddle borrowers with interest rates that regularly top 600%, and often trap borrowers in a downward spiral of debt," Brown said in a statement about the new legislation.
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Remember way back in August of last year, when Trump was a mere presidential hopeful in the midst of a downward spiral that spun him straight into the Oval Office?
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"Everybody's saying you've got a lot to be proud of," Brown raps on the album's first song, "Downward Spiral," but he quickly sets out to disabuse us of the notion.
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When fellow Canadian Eugenie Bouchard lost her Wimbledon final to Petra Kvitova two years ago it signaled a downward spiral for the player predicted to be the next big thing.
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He still got bumped with it a couple of times but in the first fight he fell into the downward spiral of "charge, get countered, pause and eat a kick".
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Less growth also means less tax revenues which limits the government's ability to put together a huge fiscal stimulus package which could pull the economy out of a downward spiral.
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Many fans of the late presenter attributed the downward spiral in her mental health to the swarm of negative social media conversation that followed her December 2019 arrest for assault.
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"I do not contend that any specific language in the Paris Agreement will cause Breakdown or Breakup, or that tweaks to the language could avoid a downward spiral," Sachs writes.
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The bank credits "stellar" growth in oil demand, OPEC members sticking to the output deal and the downward spiral of crude output in Venezuela, which is mired in economic crisis.
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" The group acknowledged it was "troubled" by China's recent behavior, but then pivoted to its objective: highlighting that "many U.S. actions are contributing directly to the downward spiral in relations.
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Chris is a loner who's been burned by social media in a major way, and now he's embarked on a quest for vengeance as part of a mental downward spiral.
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The lack of control was imminent in the careers of Lauryn Hill and Whitney Houston, and in the ways the industry's tyranny contributed to their downward spiral, eclipsing their legacies.
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New York (CNN Business)General Electric revealed plans on Tuesday to slash up to 1,044 jobs in France in a bid to halt the downward spiral of the conglomerate's power business.
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He joined Apple in the 20.1s, when the company was in a downward spiral, just to work on the Newton— then one of the most promising mobile devices on the market.
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"Her mother's a very sweet person who has zero — when I say zero, she has zero say," the insider said of De La Garza's experiences with her daughter's previous downward spiral.
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When Spider-Man revealed the real murderer, Brock lost his job and had to write for gossipy tabloids (which inspires the name "Venom"), and blamed Spider-Man for his downward spiral.
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"However, as Jon got further out onto the wing of the plane, it caused the small Cessna to go into a downward spiral that the pilot couldn't correct," their statement said.
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"Her mother's a very sweet person who has zero — when I say zero, she has zero say," the insider says of De La Garza's experiences with her daughter's previous downward spiral.
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Under Portnow's leadership, the awards show has only continued its downward spiral into irrelevance by failing to recognize the women and black artists who've proven to be the future of music.
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The slump risks triggering fresh margin calls in a highly-leveraged stock market, potentially causing a downward spiral that could derail Beijing's plan to lure the listings of high-tech giants.
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Going back to 22, when the yield curve turned flatter drastically and eventually inverted, tends to go into a downward spiral within the next 210 months, according to The Leuthold Group.
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Several of the least free economies were perennially troubled countries such as Libya, Venezuela—in the throes of wrenching downward spiral that's destabilized its society—and Zimbabwe, the Fraser Institute found.
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The Frenchman was also no doubt casting a glance towards the resurgence of Azarenka, who has had a tormented two years with foot injuries and a downward spiral in the rankings.
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Shaun Weiss -- who played Goldberg in "The Mighty Ducks" -- has been in a downward spiral for years, according to a longtime friend who is worried about the former child star's fate.
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Sen. Bob Corker's comment about a White House "in a downward spiral" Monday may represent an urgent call from fellow Republicans to the Trump administration —please, less drama and more clarity.
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If a pivot doesn't go smoothly or new competitors emerge, investors may disappear rather than back a down-round that might save the company but leave it in a downward spiral.
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A choice between a continued downward spiral, acceptance of the new normal that Obama and Clinton espouse, or a resurgence to restoring America's confidence and economic health by increasing production here.
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The MRRT was ultimately unsuccessful, as it was designed as a tax for good times, and its was introduced just as commodity prices started their downward spiral after the 2 peaks.
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The largely poor migrants take loans against their only possession of value, their land, assuming burdens that for many become overwhelming and lead to a downward spiral of debt and despair.
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The MRRT was ultimately unsuccessful, as it was designed as a tax for good times, and its was introduced just as commodity prices started their downward spiral after the 2011 peaks.
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Trump could again play to his base, blaming soft-on-immigration Democrats who, empowered by their earlier win, could dig in, trapping the parties in a downward spiral toward shutdown 2.0.
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It is now understood that the best hope of interrupting this downward spiral requires yearslong collaboration between child welfare specialists, parents, educators, health workers, police officers, legal advocates and community members.
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Last week, Riverdale suggested romance was in the cards for Archie and Josie when the latter is the only one who could get Red out of his PTSD-induced downward spiral.
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But back in '94 or '95, when Marilyn Manson was opening up for Nine Inch Nails on The Downward Spiral tour, Robin Finck was the guitar player for Nine Inch Nails.
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When the Fed announced an emergency decision on Tuesday to slash benchmark interest rates by half a percentage point, stock markets rallied for about 15 minutes before resuming their downward spiral.
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And if their anticipatory catharsis and faith in the democratic process evaporates, the anger could seek a different outlet — in turn risking a backlash from Trump supporters and a downward spiral.
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That would entail some of the initiatives offered through the Troubled Asset Relief Program, which had been credited as a pivotal move to pull the country out of its downward spiral.
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Such a program could be both privately and publicly funded, to assist those small businesses most in need, and provide immediate liquidity to lessen the impacts and stop a downward spiral.
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" Both he and Mr. Turley agree that the president can bring out the worst in institutions we rely on to stay neutral, a "downward spiral of Tit-for-Tat norm violations.
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New governor Philip Lowe said policy makers had to "guard" against the risk that sluggish consumer prices would feed into ever lower expectations for inflation, leading to an unwelcome downward spiral.
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As we drove through the city's gritty streets, Mr. Bradshaw began sharing his own story of opioid addiction, a downward spiral that had started when he was a high school sophomore.
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Will our civilization continue on its downward spiral or right its course and soar over the obstacles we're currently facing — be they environmental, social, political, economic, or all of the above?
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Less than a month after Kylie Jenner sent Snapchat stock into a downward spiral, another celebrity slam on the photo-sharing app has seemingly caused the company to take a major hit.
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Still, without high-flying commodity prices, South America faces stiff challenges with Brazil in a deep recession, Venezuela in a prolonged downward spiral and the rest of the region struggling to reform.
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Singapore's foreign minister said on Monday ties with neighboring Malaysia have been in a "downward spiral" over a series of maritime and airspace disputes but hoped the issues could be resolved amicably.
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Anthony Bourdain revealed he suffered from depression during a 2016 episode of 'Parts Unknown' -- in which he said something as simple as a bad burger could send him into a downward spiral.
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In all, around 1.7 billion rand ($122 million) was traded ahead of Steinhoff's announcement, the start of a downward spiral which has seen the firm lose 13 billion rand in market value.
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But as Donald Trump's downward spiral continues in round after round of battleground polls, and the Hillary Clinton campaign has begun to dabble in ruby-red states, Democrats are clearly feeling bullish.
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In all, around 1.7 billion rand ($122 million) was traded ahead of Steinhoff's announcement, the start of a downward spiral which has seen the firm lose 216 billion rand in market value.
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" Cramer Remix: Starbucks' loss is your gain Cramer: Obama just changed the game for steelCramer: This could end oil's downward spiral Cypress Semiconductor: "Frankly, I am bewildered by how the stock acts.
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The Nikkei 225 has been on a downward spiral in recent days, as the yen rapidly strengthened against the dollar, with the index ending down more than 11 percent for the week.
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Unfortunately for "America's Governor," this downward spiral continued well after his campaign came to a screeching halt in the state that was supposed to understand his straight talk and lengthy town halls.
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During a market sell-off, the report warned, some of these firms could face pressures—such as a surge of investors eager to cash out—that would lead to a downward spiral.
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Paris Jackson responded to "pathetic" reports that she is in a downward spiral with a heated Twitter thread that slammed assumptions about her personal life based off of her social media habits.
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Over 10 episodes, it blossomed into a beast that was part cringe, part earnest joy, and a firsthand look at Jessica, a baby-voiced 34-year-old, and her unseemly downward spiral.
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It becomes a downward spiral such that ultimately, the origin of the recession doesn't matter nearly as much as policymakers' ability or inability to put a floor under things and spur spending.
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She almost never leaves her apartment, we're told, because she has an intense fear of falling down and breaking a hip ... something that often results in a downward spiral for older people.
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When Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey came back to the company he founded late last year, we wrote that Dorsey would need to be the one to save Twitter from its downward spiral.
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A city where house prices fall below replacement costs is either going to end up in a downward spiral of decline (look at Toledo, say) or else it will start to recover.
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The problem, of course, is that the bankruptcy filing can send the company and its creditors, including investors in C.L.O.s, into a downward spiral, hurting everyone but the architect of the scheme.
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MOSCOW — The bitter relations between Moscow and Kiev continued their downward spiral on Thursday, as the Russian government imposed economic sanctions against a broad cross-section of Ukraine's political and business elite.
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"One day I Googled 'help with foster kids aging out,'" Jonathan said, and he found Youth Villages, one of the national nonprofits aimed at stopping the downward spiral of people like him.
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The Manhattan district attorney, Cyrus R. Vance Jr., said the mass arrest on conspiracy charges halted "a downward spiral of retaliatory shootings" in the neighborhood around the Manhattanville and Grant housing projects.
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Yet Obama's well-meant caution has allowed Syria's downward spiral to turn it into a symbol of brutality and suffering that has also aggravated the Sunni-Shia schism all over the world.
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So the pressure is on to innovate or be left in a vulnerable position, but many companies mistakenly think that an "original" idea is the only way to escape a downward spiral.
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The railroad barons, operating in a largely unregulated market, would underbid each other on price in a deleterious downward spiral that caused wages to be slashed and critical maintenance to be forgone.
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We are seeing the early signs of a vicious, downward spiral of drought, fire and tree death that is, in my opinion, the biggest threat to the Amazon in a warming world.
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All too often, responding or engaging starts a downward spiral that often makes matters worse and muddies the waters for the victim when they do finally seek assistance from the legal system.
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This unfortunate accident, which is the type of thing that can happen to even the best actors and the most well-oiled productions, shouldn't have started the downward spiral that it did.
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And in the few months they've been together, pushing against the current tide by actually wanting a record deal, they almost lost it all in a downward spiral of constant drug-taking.
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When the Soviet Union finally collapsed in the early 1990s, the North Korean economy went into a dramatic downward spiral, culminating in a horrendous famine that killed between 600,000 and 1 million people.
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But the city has been in a downward spiral of violence, especially since 2006, when then President Felipe Calderon launched a military offensive against drug cartels and violence began rising in the country.
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That's why, when Natalia tries to tell her tribemates that she's feeling insecure after the tribe swap, it ends up sparking a downward spiral of paranoia that costs her place in the game.
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That, combined with likely interest rate cuts, would cost China's market the yield advantage that currently attracts investors, and could spur "significant" fund outflows and a "downward spiral" for the yuan, Daiwa said.
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And in this idyllic future, you won't receive an "explanation of benefits" notice in the mail as well as a bill and subsequently fall into a downward spiral of confusion, stress and frustration.
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In fact, it felt like the game had entered into its first downward spiral, following a summer during which it hosted a hugely successful e-sports tournament and could seemingly do no wrong.
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On top of air quality in the U.S. headed toward a massive downward spiral (after being on the uptick for years), California is being torched by yet another round of wildfires this year.
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A House panel is working on a draft of a rescue plan, but political hurdles remain, and worse, it's still not clear whether the measure can reverse the U.S. territory's prolonged downward spiral.
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Carlos Pascual, a former U.S. ambassador to Mexico, praised the deal as preferable to the downward spiral of a tit-for-tat trade war, but acknowledged it left Mexico open to further pressure.
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Donald Trump Jr.'s marriage began its downward spiral in 2011 when he reportedly cheated on wife Vanessa with former Danity Kane singer and Celebrity Apprentice contestant Aubrey O'Day, according to Page Six.
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But manufacturing appears to be in a downward spiral, a key survey showed on Wednesday, raising fears that it would eventually infect the rest of the economy and drag overall growth even lower.
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Though he said drinking and drug use had been a part of his life for the past decade, Haynes said his "downward spiral" truly started after he came out as gay in 2016.
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Magoon predicts a "downward spiral" in traditional brick-and-mortar retailers as the year progresses, and he warns investors not to "catch a falling knife," referring to the likes of Sears or RadioShack.
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Randle's life has been in a sad downward spiral over the past year-and-a-half -- he's been arrested for stealing underwear, fighting in a casino and allegedly hitting people with his car.
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President Trump's cheering section is in full fury at any suggestion that the White House is caught in a downward spiral to rival the legendary scandal that forced President Nixon from office: Watergate.
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For the rest, there is a downward spiral: in a sentence, technological progress drives labour abundance, this abundance pushes down wages, and every attempt to fight it will encourage further substitution towards alternatives.
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To have a fighting chance to recover and avoid a new downward spiral, Puerto Rico will need more than short-term disaster aid and protection from its creditors while it restructures its debt.
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Jeff Bezos might lose his position as the wealthiest person alive after a disappointing earnings report sent both Amazon's share price and the CEO's net worth on a downward spiral on October 25.
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President Trump and Republicans have pushed the argument that the law is in a downward spiral, but critics say their actions are undermining the law, putting the health care of millions at risk.
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A guitarist and vocalists often associated with the style's emergence, Chico Buarque was directly influenced by the ballads of Noel Rosa, infusing the operatic style with lyrics about Brazil's downward spiral into fascism.
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New York house legend Erick Morillo has also recently revealed that his life went into a downward spiral when his career dipped: his subsequent addiction to shooting ketamine almost cost him an arm.
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Nowhere is this pain felt more intensely than in the bulk shipping market, which is in the midst of a multi-year downward spiral, according to predictions from most of the big banks.
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The coronavirus pandemic sweeping across borders, sickening and killing people in nearly every country, and sending the world economy into a downward spiral, is a global challenge unlike any other in our lifetimes.
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Feinstein had been especially angry about the move, and many observers believed her decision to release Simpson's transcript was an act of payback that suggested a downward spiral for the committee's leading members.
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As a player, you have to ultimately decide whether it's more of an act of over-the-top glorification than thoughtful commentary, even if it does narratively tie into Ellie's dark downward spiral.
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Sure enough, in addition to the album title, the lead track announces he's on a "downward spiral," and throughout the album he continues making similarly gratuitous remarks about the excesses of his lifestyle.
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Last season ended with BoJack hitting new lows after his prized Oscar nomination was taken away from him, and the fourth season is likely to continue that downward spiral — with some jokes, of course.
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With rates still at the highest level in eight years, mortgage applications to refinance a home loan continued their downward spiral, falling 5 percent for the week to the lowest level since December 2000.
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While the New York City transit system has continued its (perceived!) downward spiral, the recent rise of the city's ferry system (otherwise known as NYC Ferry) has been met with both delight and skepticism.
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But the island was on a downward spiral of increasing poverty, unemployment, and deteriorating of public health and education long before the hurricanes hit, and we cannot solve one crisis without addressing the other.
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The "risk is once this becomes a tit for tat process, it provokes a downward spiral in relations that is tough to break," said Stephen Hadley, former national security adviser to George W. Bush.
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All three countries are signatories to the 2015 nuclear deal between Tehran and world powers that Washington undermined by quitting last year, setting Iran's already fragile relations with the West on a downward spiral.
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This episode, entirely from his point of view — a device the show has not yet used, even during Gretchen's downward spiral into depression — gives us an idea of how disturbing his reality has become.
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And then there was the political all-out attack on President George W. Bush's response to Hurricane Katrina in 2005, which started a downward spiral in his poll numbers from which he never recovered.
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There's an increasing prospect that the country's political, economic and external challenges will over time put additional pressure on an already stagnant Turkish economy and drag the country into a downward spiral of instability.
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Deutsche Bank topped $14 a share in New York trade Monday for the first time since news of the Justice Department's request for a $14 billion settlement sent the stock in a downward spiral.
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Conversely, deflation – when prices fall – worries economists as shoppers can hold off making purchases in the expectation of further price falls, with the lack of spending creating a downward spiral for the wider economy.
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The equity slump, which comes despite a surprise liquidity injection by the central bank, risks triggering a downward spiral that could derail Beijing's bid to lure large international listings, particularly from high-tech giants.
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But in recent years he has opposed federal clean air regulations enacted by President Barack Obama's administration, which, combined with the rise of natural gas, has plunged the coal industry in a downward spiral.
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Without robust action by Burundi's government and other countries, the downward spiral is likely to continue, they said, "endangering not only the rights of individuals concerned, but also the overall security of the region."
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Narrator: In "Joker," Joaquin Phoenix portrays a new, complex version of the classic "Batman" villain: a man with a mental illness who we as the viewer follow on his dark, downward spiral towards violence.
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Sydney-based Vocus, Australia's fourth-largest internet provider, fell into a downward spiral in 2017 and 2018, cutting and missing profit forecasts as its retail businesses battled falling profit margins and increasingly stiff competition.
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When Marissa Cooper was killed in The O.C.'s season-3 finale, it shook us (me) all to our (my) very cores — especially since what followed for Barton was a very public downward spiral.
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From there, the actress descended into what can only be described as a downward spiral: a DUI arrest, reports of erratic behavior, speculation about her mental health, bizarre tweets, and, in 2013, drug charges.
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Those who have opted not to emigrate have experienced what many in Puerto Rico still fail to understand: there is no such thing as "bottoming out" when you are caught in austerity's downward spiral.
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The hotel construction is part of the latest phase of a decades-long effort to remake the Long Branch waterfront after a fire destroyed the boardwalk in 1987 and contributed to a downward spiral.
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"Facebook had a team promoting, sorting and focusing stories, 100 curators that they removed and put an algorithm in their place, and that started the downward spiral that they're in today," Mr. Benioff said.
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As we've reported, Weiss has been stuck in a downward spiral in recent years ... he was busted for petty theft in 2017 before being busted for meth possession days after his release from jail.
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Vallow&aposs relatives blamed the downward-spiral of her first marriage with Charles Vallow on a religious group that they referred to as a "cult," however they did not explicitly reference Preparing a People.
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But it could also be the case, unfortunately, that you are in a bit of a downward spiral here, and that Trump's incivility just leads to other incivility and that becomes the new norm.
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"We are on a dangerous downward spiral and American families will be on the losing end," Shay added in a statement, urging Trump "to stop playing a game of chicken with the U.S. economy."
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But the blow to the stock market reflects the possibility of something far more dire: a downward spiral to a global trade war in which all countries, including the US, will be deep losers.
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Far from the market leader it once was, Victoria's Secret is currently in a downward spiral as it loses relevance among a consumer base that is turning to brands that champion more body positivity.
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Though the Egyptian army will retaliate, the effort will only yield limited results and will most likely exacerbate the alienation of the population towards the Egyptian state, thus creating a downward spiral of terror.
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But once she started drinking again after 20 years of being sober, Moore writes she went on a "gradual downward spiral" that eventually came to a head during her 45th birthday trip in Mexico.
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The Puerto Rican government is scrambling to stop the downward spiral, and presented proposals to its creditors Monday to exchange part of its debt for bonds that could be used to create economic growth.
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Hayek will be starring alongside Alec Baldwin in "Drunk Parents," a comedy about a couple who get intoxicated after dropping their daughter off at college leading to a downward spiral of events (including a kidnapping!).
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What happened: A Monday spike on optimism about a trade truce between China and America, followed by a downward spiral after news emerged that seemed to indicate the trade war continues to be prosecuted aggressively.
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The question is whether this is just a summer lull as people spend time outside and students aren't locked in the schedule of school, or if HQ is in a downward spiral beyond seasonal fluctuations.
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New York-based Human Rights Watch said in a statement the visa rejection, together with the unprecedented banning of the Hong Kong National Party, showed a quickening downward spiral for human rights in Hong Kong.
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As we reported ... his downward spiral started last August when the FBI stormed Manafort's house in Alexandria, Virginia to seize docs related to Robert Mueller's investigation into Russia interference of the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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So we are on a path for a year of fear, doubt, and confusion unless someone breaks the downward spiral of leaks, broadening investigations, and anonymous stories filed every day to generate clicks and subscriptions.
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When Steve Jobs was ousted from Apple in the '80s, it signaled a downward spiral for the company, including a series of flops like the Newton MessagePad, basically a notepad that retailed for over $700.
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"You might actually not need what looks like a particularly devastating level of environmental change, even what the Hothouse Earth people are worried about, to trigger a downward spiral of these three systems," he said.
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There seems to be a downward spiral in the attitude and language of the leaders of our nation — as well as on the part of the interpreters of our leaders, also known as the media.
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Unlike Lacie, Naomie doesn't have to worry about her rating—she's just padding the lead she already has—so it's nothing for her to disinvite Lacie, especially once Lacie's rating goes into a downward spiral.
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To further emphasize the book's sexualized nature, each chapter begins with a delightful little erotic drawing, like in chapter 6, which has a group of strange curved little hairy dicks in a downward spiral maze.
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Unless CEO Evan Spiegel, without the help of his departed lieutenants, can come up with a groundbreaking new product that's not easy to copy, we could be looking at downward spiral for the ephemeral app.
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I wasn't there, and then I went into this downward spiral where some of my main courses were suffering because of how hard I was trying to pick up the slack in this one class.
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Yet it was those syringes that ultimately saved me — without them, no doubt I'd have tried to lie my way out of the situation and continued on the downward spiral my life was already in.
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During the fiscal crisis, drastic funding cuts had spun the subway into a downward spiral of deteriorating tracks, malfunctioning cars, increasing crime and falling ridership, a steep decline that tracked the city's own postindustrial collapse.
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Seventy-one percent of American households are considered financially unhealthy, and the global coronavirus pandemic is now crashing headlong into our years-in-the-making financial health epidemic, resulting in a mutually reinforcing downward spiral.
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"The big concern is the downward spiral of declining ridership and unaffordable fare hikes that further discourages people from riding the subway," said Rachael Fauss, a senior research analyst at Reinvent Albany, a watchdog group.
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"You need to know who Brendt was and what he was going through - a downward spiral in his life," George Taseff told the jury as he sought to protect his client from the death penalty.
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Still, the number of homes for sale in June rose on an annualized basis for the first time since the middle of 2015, a sign that the 13-year downward spiral in inventories may be ending.
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Battle wages on The battle to add and retain teenagers has been an issue for several years, especially after the first 22012 Pew Research report, which sent Facebook shares on a downward spiral for some time.
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A machine builder who uses lots of steel fears that higher costs could make his clients less competitive, crimping their production and in turn demand for his product—a "downward spiral for us and our customers".
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From early promise to a downward spiral Manziel entered the national spotlight as a redshirt freshman at Texas A&M, leading the Aggies to a 224-24 upset win against No. 1 Alabama in November 2012.
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Called as an expert witness for the Mississippi inmates, Eldon Vail, the former state prisons chief in Washington State, told the court that the focus on cutting costs had sent East Mississippi into a downward spiral.
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Primarily that's because this is a major test for Ether — the token associated with the Ethereum Foundation that is the second largest cryptocurrency by volume — has been on a downward spiral with little sign of change.
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SINGAPORE, Jan 14 (Reuters) - Singapore's foreign minister said on Monday ties with neighbouring Malaysia have been in a "downward spiral" over a series of maritime and airspace disputes but hoped the issues could be resolved amicably.
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"Attending a high-profile Hollywood function, he comes across a mysterious man from his past, which begins his downward spiral as he is pushed to the brink of his sanity," Dolezalova explained in the film's tagline.
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"A deterioration in the trading relationship between South Korea and Japan could have negative repercussions for both of their economies and beyond if it leads to a downward spiral, a tit-for-tat," the official said.
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Unless you get most of your content from iTunes, there's little reason to spend $149 on an Apple TV. Besides preventing Apple TV from becoming a hit, the intense competition creates a downward spiral for iTunes.
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And because you don't like me, you're not going to get me that report I need (at least not right away), and my project will be delayed, and the downward spiral of my career will commence.
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The unprecedented downward spiral forced his hand with a move down to featherweight, something that we only thought could happen in a super-fight scenario when 'Showtime' stood on top of the division 15 months ago.
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Most of the blame for this stagnation in growth and economic downward spiral is attributed, directly, to the lack of equality between the American citizens living in Puerto Rico and the others residing in the states.
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The three big European countries are signatories to a 2015 nuclear deal between Tehran and world powers that Washington undermined by quitting last year, setting Iran's already fragile relations with the West on a downward spiral.
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Personally, I've found it painful to watch my parents try to use Facebook, but I don't think social media hasn't taken a downward spiral just because an older, less "hip" generation is trying to embrace it.
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" Nauert also noted the United States was allowing Russia to maintain additional annexes "in an effort to arrest the downward spiral in our relationship," but was "prepared to take further action as necessary and as warranted.
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When he was at his worst, these civilian doctors and nurses would crowd by the door to watch — looking at him like an animal in a cage — further triggering his PTSD and perpetuating his downward spiral.
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"The imminent review of the South African rating entails the risk of the country losing its last remaining investment grade rating and thus the risk of a downward spiral," said Commerzbank FX & EM analyst Elisabeth Andreae.
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Because of one's genes, a trauma or a crushing current environment, anyone can get stuck in such a low mood or scary downward spiral that he or she cannot function or can no longer feel pleasure.
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Trump said this week that he wants the nation "opened up and just raring to go by Easter," as the US economy is on a downward spiral and the reported jobless claims hit a historic high.
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Especially at the beginning, when we meet the 37-year-old Undine (Cherise Boothe) at the precipice of a disaster that will start her downward spiral, the play's tone seems somehow too blithe for the times.
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The troubled reality star -- who's been on a downward spiral since linking up with her BF, Geno -- was spotted out this week in McDonough, Georgia ... pulling out cash at an ATM just days before the holiday.
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Most of the blame for this stagnation in growth and the economic downward spiral is attributed to the lack of equality between the American citizens living in Puerto Rico and the those residing in the mainland.
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Pushing for a regime change in Venezuela The downward spiral of the oil-rich South American nation has caused a coalition of Latin American and European nations to demand the socialist government of Venezuela change course.
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"I think the new Administration has a big challenge in front of it in terms of stopping the downward spiral in the U.S.-Russia relationship while pushing back against Putin's aggression and general thuggery," Gates said.
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Sterling, a big loser since the start of December on softening economic outlook and worries over a UK referendum on its membership of the European Union, continued its downward spiral to edge near its 2010 trough.
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The state of play: The stability of small banks is one of the major concerns as their relationship with state-owned regional companies could lead to a "downward spiral" if Beijing doesn't stop in, Bloomberg notes.
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It's clear from the legal docs, obtained by TMZ, the Estate has little faith in the long-term viability of cryptocurrency, making it clear they believe the trajectory of the digital money is a downward spiral.
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And my real concern is that we are going to hit a point where the enmity and the hatred is so deep that this is just the beginning of a new cycle and a new downward spiral.
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In fact, Manziel was so head over heels for Bre -- he gave her all the credit for pulling him out of his downward spiral that started with him being cut by the Browns after the 2015 season.
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At the same time, Univision's plans for a public offering of stock have been delayed after broader fears about the future of the television business sent the share prices for major media companies on a downward spiral.
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The bank's AT2174s, caught in a downward spiral since January, had climbed four to six points by late Wednesday morning after the FT reported the bank was considering buying back several billion euros of its senior debt.
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It's an important tale because so many aspects of it demonstrate how the tragic downward spiral of situations can create a perfect storm of variables—money, machismo, paranoia, impulsiveness, fear, and bad advice—which leads to murder.
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Gold prices rose just over 2 percent on Thursday afternoon, reversing earlier losses and lifting silver, as U.S. equities resumed their downward spiral, renewing bullion's safe-haven appeal that has spurred the market's biggest rally in years.
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Even worse for Trump is that he now faces a likely downward spiral: The worse he fares in the polls and the more he lashes out at the press, the worse his coverage is likely to get.
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People want to know whether the City will atrophy; whether Italy will have a debt crisis or itself leave the European Union; whether European banks might enter another downward spiral; whether the euro is in peril again.
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A downward spiral in the rhetoric of our leaders lowers the bar for all the rest of us, makes the previously intolerable tolerable and, for the dangerously deranged few who lurk in our society, makes violence inevitable.
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Jeff Bezos' position as the wealthiest person alive is under threat after a disappointing earnings report sent both Amazon's share price and the CEO's net worth on a downward spiral in after-hours trading on October 24.
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My downward spiral had been obvious to those to close me as I lashed out at them and isolated myself, but I had hidden my severe depression from nearly all the men that I was serving with.
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But over time, the software that shipped with commercial drone hardware from other manufacturers was good enough to make Airware irrelevant, and a downward spiral of layoffs began over the past two years, culminating in today's shutdown.
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Unfortunately, that business is in pretty bad shape, with revenue in a downward spiral, efforts to grow it back stillborn and very little in the way of innovative new products since she took over four years ago.
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" In 2014, according to Lundblad's complaint, Brody called her into his office and told her that a group of senior faculty had decided she was "in a downward spiral," and that "the field has passed her by.
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Macroprudential rules on banks must not prevent them from lending to firms struggling with the coronavirus impact, he said, adding that the best way to avoid a downward spiral was to ensure firms have access to credit.
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While it's been on a downward spiral for a decade, long before this administration got involved, with multiple wars and a terrorist government, the political dysfunction, greatly exacerbated by the PA's salary cuts, has made Gaza ungovernable.
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Macroprudential rules on banks must not prevent them from lending to firms struggling with the coronavirus impact, he said, adding that the best way to avoid a downward spiral was to ensure firms have access to credit.
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The mayhem is threatening to roil the underlying global financial system and the abilities of companies large and small to survive a potential economic monsoon — a downward spiral that is fed and intensified by these destructive forces.
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John McEnroe, speaking on the BBC this week, compared Djokovic's struggles to those experience by the golfer Tiger Woods in 2009, speculating that marital trouble might have put Djokovic into a similar downward spiral on the court.
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When Barack Obama was waiting in the wings after the 2008 presidential election, for example, the economy was in a severe downward spiral: Employers reported cutting 303,000 jobs that November, the biggest monthly loss in a generation.
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And at the same time, regions that started with a poorly educated work force are in a downward spiral, both because they're stuck with the wrong industries and because they're experiencing what amounts to a brain drain.
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"The Norths and their extended family notice that many Latter-day Saints are being deceived by alluring temptations, and they wonder how much longer the Lord will allow American society to continue its downward spiral," he wrote.
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Bottom line: Look for ever more death and destruction against civilians and the inevitable blowback that sends us into a downward spiral of violence, all accompanied by an increasingly robust offer of "alternative facts" on civilian casualties.
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That section toward the end of Darin's life, this sort of downward spiral, could have been tricky in musical theater, where it can become less exhilarating when you don't have a protagonist making choices, taking positive action.
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Whomever the victor in the U.S. elections, the next administration must put geopolitical shrewdness ahead of self-affirming rhetoric if it wants to change the balance of forces driving the downward spiral of conflict in the Middle East.
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Zuckerberg went on to talk about meeting with a range of people from all over the United States, and finding a common thread: people who don't have a sense of purpose usually find themselves in a downward spiral.
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Entering the weekend, the Oakland Athletics may have hoped a three-game series against the majors' worst pitching staff and a team winless in interleague play was just what they needed in order to stop their downward spiral.
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And he set out the principles of health-care reform, education choice, and law and order everywhere — especially in the big inner cities where poverty has ruled alongside violence in a downward spiral that seems impossible to fix.
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Venezuela has been in a rapidly worsening downward spiral for four years, with the Maduro government stripping the opposition of its powers, stacking state institutions with allies and securing a second term in office amid claims of fraud.
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"If you wait to get the IMF back in the country, if you wait to get the financial situation stabilized, countries can end up going into a downward spiral that can become very difficult to control," said Clark.
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However, in order to avoid possible 'downward spiral' situations we will only make an employee's reviews public once the employer reviewing them has received five or more 4/5 Star reviews from workers, rendering them a 'trusted employer'.
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"I strongly urge my colleagues in Congress to come together around significant, bipartisan reforms that can stabilize the Postal Service's financial situation and stop the downward spiral of this American institution before it is too late," said Sen.
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"Beer Money" argues that "the brewery, the family and Detroit all tumbled together, a long-eroded cliff falling whole into that inland sea," while otherwise suggesting, much more convincingly, that not every downward spiral follows the same trajectory.
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The downward spiral for Clinton that began with the release of her FBI questioning transcript and continued with her public medical episode and questionable explanations for it, is now spinning at full speed with these hacked Powell emails.
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The Indiana native continued the downward spiral that haunted him during the second half of the season last year (249-24, 23 ERA) after he entered the 2015 Midsummer Classic with an 8-6 mark and 2.85 ERA.
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While he didn't offer details of what any sanctions might entail, Trump's threat alone was a source of concern for both investors and the Turkish government, which have been witnessing the downward spiral of an increasingly battered economy.
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Gordon gives Subway a thumbs-up for its new wraps, but advises moving away from bread and starting to serve meats shaved and stacked deli-style, if the chain wants to avoid fellow sub chain Quiznos's downward spiral.
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China's main stock indexes resumed a downward spiral a day after the blue-chip index posted its biggest gain in nearly three years, hit by investor pessimism about economic prospects and risks posed by shares pledged for loans.
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Since 2015, when she reached the Australian Open quarter-finals and the last 16 in Flushing Meadows, Bouchard has never again made it past third round of a slam as her upward arc turned into a dizzying downward spiral.
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A former NFL player staying at the ranch who asked to remain anonymous told me that the transition was the hardest part for him, too, and plunged him into a downward spiral ending in painkiller abuse and severe depression.
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A debilitating breakup in 2014 sent the Londoner into a downward spiral and, soon after, he was crushed by a dinosaur—a fossil, to be precise, an occupational hazard of working in a factory for a dinosaur fossil dealer.
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The further a bank's stock falls, the more it has to sell to raise the same amount of money, and that can lead to a downward spiral in the stock price that prevents the bank from selling any stock.
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There is also the possibility that America's reliance on paramilitaries throughout Africa and the Middle East will only embolden sectarian divisions within those societies and exacerbate tensions — continuing the downward spiral of instability and the entrenchment of autocratic regimes.
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Bezos nearly lost the title of 'the world's richest man' to Bill Gates in October 2019, after a disappointing earnings report sent both Amazon's share price and the CEO's net worth on a downward spiral in after-hours trading.
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" • Shiri Appleby nails Rachel's downward spiral, beginning with a lie so big it swings around to being true: "You're like, basically producing them and they like, fall in love with you — I just try to forget it ever happened.
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Ellingwood didn't know it at the time, but his story was to be the story of millions of renters around the country, the beginning of a downward spiral into the financial industry's newest scheme to harvest money from housing.
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With its finances and strategy in disarray and 95 percent of its market value erased, the German bank's executives are putting the finishing touches on a painful restructuring plan that they hope will halt the company's yearslong downward spiral.
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Jia Qingguo, associate dean at Peking University's School of International Relations, said that it was crucial for the two countries to end what he called "a downward spiral in relations" by working on shared interest in providing global security.
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As we've reported ... Weiss posed for another shockingly sad mug shot back in August 2018 when he was arrested for public intoxication, but his downward spiral started about a year before that with arrests for petty theft and meth.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The humanitarian situation in Afghanistan is in a "downward spiral", the head of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) warned on Friday, as he sounded the alarm on rising attacks against medical facilities.
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"Using a combination of bleak realism, fatalistic humor and a healthy dose of sentimentality, Mr. de Heer traces the downward spiral of a man who has become a refugee in his own homeland," Nicolas Rapold wrote in The Times.
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In 2010, Kanye West appeared to be trapped in a downward spiral: still reeling from the death of his beloved mother, recently split from his serious girlfriend, and essentially in hiding after his infamous "I'mma let you finish" speech.
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A downward spiral of sectarian strife followed the ouster of Mr. Bozizé as a mostly Christian militia known as the anti-Balaka launched counterattacks against the Seleka; thousands of people were killed, and nearly a quarter of the population was displaced.
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So impactful is this material to the fandom that the band could confidently choose the drumless "The Day The World Went Away" as The Fragile's lead single, an otherwise audacious move in the five year album gap following The Downward Spiral.
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Southeast Asia, particularly financial companies in Thailand, as well as Brazil and Chile were among Lau's preferred destinations Chile has been hurt by the downward spiral in copper prices, but shares of telecom companies and utilities looked interesting, he said.
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Where we are is in a downward spiral of vitriol and of attack politics and hyperpartisanship that is gratifying, I think, on a lot of levels and people can't look away from it almost like an automobile accident or something.
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Steve Orlins, president of the National Committee on U.S.-China Relations and a former managing director at asset management firm Carlyle Asia, said Chinese express worry that Trump's policies, if implemented, would send the world economy into a downward spiral.
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Going into this week's meeting, laying out its policy objectives has become trickier for the Fed, since it has broadcast an interest rate cut to financial markets at a time when the U.S. economy is not clearly in a downward spiral.
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During the last decade, the peso, as the most liquid emerging market currency, has been a proxy bet for all emerging markets and risky investments like stocks, but is now caught in a downward spiral due to Mexico's U.S. links.
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"All we can do is to offer the president all the support that we can to make sure South Africa goes on the other side of what has essentially been a downward spiral for the past few years," Mogajane said.
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None of these things may happen, but the risk is that the fear sets off a self-fulfilling downward spiral, feeding through to the Mittelstand in the form of expected orders that never happen, or those already placed that get canceled.
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Clinton's "Putin trap" was what finally set Trump off for the rest of the debate, beginning the downward spiral that ended with his disastrous comments about not accepting the results of the election: Trump: Now we can talk about Putin.
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Cramer Remix: Starbucks' loss is your gain Cramer: Obama just changed the game for steel Cramer: This could end oil's downward spiral That is a reason to buy the stock, Cramer said, but only for investors who believe three things.
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A Downward Spiral No one really expected Rafael Dos Anjos to be able to topple Pettis' winning momentum, but the Brazilian banked one of the best performances ever seen by a lightweight contender when he took on 'Showtime' in March 2015.
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Corker, who on Monday evening told reporters the White House was in a "downward spiral" in light of reports that Trump revealed sensitive intelligence to Russia's foreign minister and US ambassador, was also at the White House Wednesday alongside Ivanka Trump.
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Nine Inch Nails may have commercialized industrial rock two years later with The Downward Spiral, but Psalm 69 reared its uglier, fucked-up head first, influencing the likes of Marilyn Manson, Dillinger Escape Plan, Hatebreed, Korn, and Nachtmystium along the way.
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The bottom line is that these significant federal expenditures are band-aids insufficient to produce a net gain in sage grouse habitat, and they sidestep the major problems that have driven individual sage grouse populations on a downward spiral toward extinction.
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But Samael, while maintaining an "extreme" sound, also clearly distanced themselves from black metal itself, orienting themselves towards their own electronic and industrial influences (which made sense commercially speaking—after all, The Downward Spiral was a product of these years).
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Both Samsung and LG announced some intriguing options at Mobile World Congress in early March, so HTC will need to be on its game if it wants to keep up with its chief rivals and stop its own downward spiral.
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And the scariest song of all time, according to Pandora, is this song from Nine Inch Nails' second album, "The Downward Spiral," which chronicles the experiences of a man who takes his own life by the end of the album.
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A lesser-known figure in the WeWork saga until last week, Schumer's role in representing Neumann's personal interests during WeWork's bailout by SoftBank emerged as central in shaping one of the more climactic moments in the coworking company's downward spiral.
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We both began to worry — not about some catastrophic event that would change everything, but that a series of events, driven by feelings of insecurity and fueled by demagogues, could create a downward spiral that might soon get out of control.
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Crawford was by Whitney Houston's side as she became a superstar, but she was also there to witness Houston's descent into drugs, a downward spiral that only got worse after she left her job as her right hand in 2000.
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The peso, which had been hovering at 20 per dollar ($5 cents) since January, lost its footing in a downward spiral that sent it to 30 against the dollar ($3.3 cents) in August and to 40 ($2.5 cents) in September.
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In a recent interview, Rocker told VICE News what he's been telling anyone who'll listen: Tesla is facing a cash crunch and a downward spiral, just as government subsidies for electric cars are running out and competition from Detroit intensifies.
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Yes Bank resumed its downward spiral with the resignation of non-executive independent director R Chandrashekhar, the third key official to relinquishing his post in a week, hiking concerns over the lender's ability to govern operations in a transparent manner.
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In the vulnerable post, Bieber, who has been candid about his mental health struggles in the past, explained how from the time he was a teen, he was constantly praised with his fame — something he credited to his downward spiral.
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The intentional spreading of an unfounded conspiracy theory — which recirculated on China's tightly controlled internet on Friday — punctuated a downward spiral in relations between the two countries that has been fueled by the basest instincts of officials on both sides.
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All the while, Rachel somehow manages to live up to the expectations of the normal world — thriving even, at work and in life — but then an assignment to Haiti in the aftermath of a natural disaster leads to a downward spiral.
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But it also thinks that ultimately monetary policy and fiscal policy, in the form of deficit spending from China, will converge to limit the damage and "arrest the downward spiral of economic activities," wrote Xiangrong Yu, senior China economist at Citi.
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The statement criticized the president for a "downward spiral of nuclear rhetoric" he engaged in with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un, failing to offer a credible alternative to the Iran nuclear deal and staffing his administration with climate change deniers.
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None of these things may happen, but the risk is that the fear sets off a self-fulfilling downward spiral, feeding through to the Mittelstand in the form of expected orders that never happen, or those already placed that get cancelled.
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Yes, her drug use begins with a pill — an expired Darvocet stolen from her mother's medicine cabinet, when she was 8 — but her downward spiral of dependency doesn't take hold until five years later, with a boyfriend and a needle.
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One Russian tabloid called the meeting "historic," and over all there was a sense of relief that if short on concrete agreements, the talks seemed to halt the downward spiral in relations and lack of contact between the two countries.
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In 1988, a young man was shot across the street from a Catholic church; when the pastor asked the congregation how long they could continue to see the downward spiral as someone else's problem, a group of young community members responded.
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We know what happens to so many of those people -- if their car breaks down, or they have to have an unexpected surgery, they turn to payday lenders and car title loans that trap them in a downward spiral of debt.
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If the sickness that is now visible in most trade-exposed sectors spills over to the rest of the economy, that would set off a downward spiral that not even lifting tariffs, and allowing in Ms Lazar's stuffed toys, would reverse.■
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When she snapped under the pressure of her own enormous expectations, she snapped spectacularly: Her downward spiral involved a brief addiction to a drug that Pretty Little Liars referred to only as Study Aid, followed by time in a mental hospital.
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Police hunt for 77-year-old suspect in family feud killing Jason Sheats told police that his wife of more than 20 years began a "downward spiral" after the 2012 death of her beloved grandfather, from whom she received the gun, Nehls said.
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A population of close to 100 million, a tanking economy, rising prices and a leadership struggling to lift the country out of the downward spiral, the youth showed they had the resilience to take on the regime in protests from 2011-2013.
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Sri Lankans and business owners like Fernando and Scott are now asking if the Easter Sunday attack was a one-off, or whether it is the start of a cycle of violence that could send an already shaky economy into a downward spiral.
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The first is the downward spiral of bipolar partisanship, in which both sides increasingly demonize each other as the enemy, and refuse to compromise and cooperate — an escalating arms race that is now going beyond mere gridlock and threatening basic democratic norms.
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It was a humiliating loss for a politician who until recently was looked on as the White Knight of the Republican Party, marking the end of a downward spiral that, in hindsight, began back with that unfortunate sip of water in 2013.
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This holiday season, I will be missing a beloved member of my family who passed away recently, but I have to remember to be thankful for the family that I do have and careful not to fall into an existential crisis downward spiral.
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Between the lines: Deteriorating social welfare in countries strained by conflict can exacerbate a downward spiral: Social cuts weaken economic growth and drive a loss of confidence in government, which reduces political stability and leaves marginalized communities susceptible to anti-government recruitment.
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The soft quarter adds to growing evidence of a bumpy outlook for the A$1.8 trillion economy, given household spending accounts for around 57 percent of annual gross domestic product, with property prices also in a downward spiral over the past year.
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In a study published Tuesday in Nature Communications, Fischer and his colleagues reconstruct the downward spiral of the ichthyosaur clan relative to other species, concluding that their extinction was propelled by their failure to adapt to the volatile conditions of a warming planet.
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Photo: APTwitter's downward spiral into a platform where abuse thrives has been well-documented over the years, but harassment on Twitter is in the news again this week because the company suspended actress Rose McGowan after she tweeted about sexual abuse in Hollywood.
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Chyna's mom, Tokyo, tells TMZ ... her daughter's on a downward spiral, following recent incidents involving cops at her home and, of course, her short-lived relationship with rapper Kid Buu -- who allegedly got violent with BC. Mom's also concerned about his rap sheet.
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I deliberately and purposefully repeated the same challenge three times to underscore the incontrovertible importance of maintaining the security, stability and economic growth of the United States and maintain its international standing, which took upon an increasingly downward spiral under the Obama administration.
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Cramer Remix: Starbucks' loss is your gain Cramer: Obama just changed the game for steel Cramer: This could end oil's downward spiral The lift in JPMorgan promoted many other financials to suddenly catch fire, such as Goldman Sachs and Bank of America.
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Russia's tit-for-tat decision to expel hundreds of U.S. diplomats and seize two U.S. compounds may be an acknowledgment in Moscow that Trump's ability to bring better ties is limited, at best, and the start of a new downward spiral in relations.
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Some users see the site's push to ban adult content as echoing the downward spiral of LiveJournal, the once-popular early blogging platform that was highly admired for its open source ethos, its laidback moderation style, and its positive sense of community.
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Mario Draghi, the president of the central bank, is expected to argue on Thursday that the measures, which include paying banks to make loans, will be enough to avert a downward spiral of consumer prices that could be disastrous for growth and jobs.
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Chinese firm LeEco's downward spiral continues after unpaid debts lead a Shanghai court to freeze 1.2 billion yuan ($180 million) in assets owned by its subsidiaries, chairman and CEO Jia Yueting and his wife, according to various local media reports citing court documents.
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That experience, as the film depicts, led to LaBeouf's own downward spiral of substance abuse, violent and reckless outbursts and behavior, and his 2017 arrest for public drunkeness, disorderly conduct, and obstruction in Georgia, where he was shooting The Peanut Butter Falcon.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, May 12 (Reuters) - The advance of the Brazilian government's ongoing fiscal reforms will be decisive for the performance of the economy and keeping inflation on a downward spiral, the governor of Brazil's Central Bank, Ilan Goldfajn, said on Friday.
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For his part, national security adviser H.R. McMaster called reports of the intel sharing "false," Republican senator Bob Corker said the administration was in a "downward spiral," and Trump himself early Tuesday tweeted he had the right to share what he wanted.
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Draghi also rejected arguments to simply look through the oil price shock, arguing low energy prices are likely to last, a risk that they would drag down the price of other goods and service, creating a downward spiral that is difficult to break.
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The downward spiral continued in 2013, when the NRO discovered that Weed had broken strict security rules during his final days at work and had been remotely logging into his computer at the intelligence agency from home, according to the court documents.
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Unlike those other contexts, it isn't really an addiction — not unless you find yourself on an uncontrollable, self-hating downward spiral where you have to go back to Season 1, Episode 1 over and over again, forgoing your sleep, your health, your job.
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But abrupt changes — especially in the level of tax liabilities — that come without prior visibility can cause not just extreme anxiety but also massive uprooting of plans and aspirations in ways that destroy value and send taxpaying entities into a downward spiral.
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"We are starting to hear the faint rumblings of a Hillary Clinton landslide as her 10-point lead is further proof that Donald Trump is in a downward spiral as the clock ticks," said Tim Malloy, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Poll.
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Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould's inversion of Breaking Bad, the series from which this prequel spun off, had its best season in 2017, laying the groundwork for Jimmy McGill's eventual downward spiral into Saul Goodman, the man he will become on Breaking Bad.
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This disassociation of the woman star from her own fame results in a narrative that presents that fame as something that happens to her husband: she drops into his life, he makes her famous, and his inability to handle her success fuels his downward spiral.
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As of today, only a small fraction of the dozens of proposed meetings have taken place — and many of the formalized talks appear unlikely to happen as Moscow and Washington expel one another's diplomats and close diplomatic facilities in a tit-for-tat downward spiral.
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The tankers sidelined for cleaning provide a vivid example of the firm's downward spiral: Lacking the cash to properly maintain ships, refineries and production operations - or to pay business partners on time - PDVSA can't boost exports, which is its only option for raising more cash.
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As income inequality has risen and the gains of economic growth have concentrated at the top of the income ladder, more and more families are facing financial uncertainty, flat wages, and a lack of precautionary savings that can leave them vulnerable to a downward spiral.
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The Twins don't appear poised to change their downward spiral anytime soon either as first baseman Byung Ho Park (foot) and catcher Kurt Suzuki (neck) left Saturday's game with injuries, joining second baseman Brian Dozier (hamstring), who missed his second straight game, on the bench.
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After gutting its solar sales team and ending its retail relationship with Home Depot, Tesla last month announced a plan to counter the downward spiral by offering cut-rate prices on standardized rooftop systems and requiring would-be customers to order solar products online.
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And just like you love it that Madam Butterfly takes so long to die, this drawn-out agony, similarly we are scanning the lives of pop stars for this kind of, "Oh, my God," downward spiral and then we love it when they recover.
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With the bloc's vast manufacturing sector shrinking, a global trade and currency war escalating and a hard Brexit looming large, the ECB has already signaled more support for the euro zone economy, hoping to arrest a dangerous downward spiral that could lead to a recession.
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That mixed-media mastermind turned out to be British artist Russell Mills, a man who cut his teeth making album art for no less than Brian Eno, Peter Gabriel, and the Cocteau Twins—not to mention the visuals behind NIN's chartbreaking The Downward Spiral.
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And Andrew Niccol's "Good Kill," released last May, also grappled with drone warfare's moral quandaries by focusing on the downward spiral of an Air Force pilot (Ethan Hawke), who blasts enemies in Afghanistan and Yemen to smithereens from a metal hut in the Nevada desert.
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He presents the scene as the light shining through the cracks of the long downward spiral of his career, but he and we both know how different things are going to be shortly afterward, when Play sells twelve million copies and makes him ubiquitous.
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"There is no question that China is extremely worried about the downward spiral of the North Korean crisis," said Christopher Hill, former U.S. ambassador to South Korea and the current dean of the Josef Korbel School of International Studies at the University of Denver.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro kicked off his new term with a state-of-the-nation speech on Monday but offered little in the way of fresh proposals to help the increasingly isolated country escape hyperinflationary collapse or a further downward spiral in 2019.
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"Some investors feel the urgent need to pour money into the market when it's in a "bear" stage, an investing term for when the market is facing a downward spiral, since you stand to make more money if you buy shares while they're "on sale.
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Thomas somehow manages to take a character named Major Lilywhite, a supremely nice guy who looks like a walking Ken doll, and elevate him from mere jilted sad sack into a believable tragic figure who's on a downward spiral that's equal parts fascinating and horrifying.
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If the economic collapse leads to a pullback in spending even among consumers who have not lost jobs and income, that could set off a downward spiral that could be hard to pull out of even when the immediate threat of the virus has passed.
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Directed by Geno McDermott, "Killer Inside" uses archival footage, security camera surveillance, courtroom proceedings, interviews with people who knew Hernandez, as well as jailhouse phone calls made by Hernandez, to piece together the life of the gifted athlete and what led to his downward spiral.
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Democrats said one of their biggest worries is that revisiting the email scandal would energize Trump supporters, who may have become disheartened by the Republican nominee's talk of a rigged election, as well as his general downward spiral in the final phase of the race.
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And when reliever Tyler Clippard served up a two-run homer to Seth Smith in the seventh — the first runs allowed by the Yankees bullpen after 211⅔ scoreless innings to start the season — the downward spiral that had begun in Severino's fifth inning was complete.
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It is the latest and most perilous step so far in Mr. Weinstein's turbulent two-year free fall, a downward spiral that began in late 2017 when, after years of private whispers, he was publicly accused of sexually assaulting and harassing scores of women.
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In the early 22017s, the government began to amend laws allowing it to purchase land for resettlement and redistribution, prompting objections from landowners and the US and UK. As land-grabs escalated, the economy began a downward spiral in 237 that culminated in catastrophic hyperinflation.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea, Feb 18 (Reuters) - Freestyle silver medallist Nick Goepper plans to savour his second taste of Olympic success after a struggle to cope with media attention following the Sochi Games four years ago plunged him into a downward spiral of alcohol abuse and depression.
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The downward spiral of large-scale book stores has been "a long pattern developing from the late 27s, when both Border's and Barnes & Noble were equally winning from opening up new stores every year at the expense of the independents," Mike Edwards, Borders' last CEO, said.
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In a nod to this current mood, this year's World Economic Forum (WEF) is titled "Responsive and Responsible Leadership" and its official agenda describes a "weakening of multiple systems" that has eroded confidence and speaks of a possible "downward spiral" fuelled by protectionism, populism and nativism.
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Cramer Remix: Starbucks' loss is your gain Cramer: Obama just changed the game for steel Cramer: This could end oil's downward spiral Overall, the cost synergies from the deal are expected to create an additional $350 million in earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization in 2018.
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Compounding matters for Fatah and the PA at present is the internal state of Palestinian society with perceptions of official corruption, creeping authoritarianism, and erosion of civil liberties spiking upwards over the past decade in the all-too-familiar downward spiral of regional one-party rule.
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Cutting funding for the ISS as proposed by NASA, even if implemented over a period of six or seven years, would in effect create a gap in America's manned space exploration program that would result in a downward spiral from which it likely could not recover.
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"They are in a downward spiral right now and have got to figure out a way to come to grips with all that's happening," Corker told reporters, his comments coming after reports surfaced that Trump had revealed sensitive intelligence to Russia's foreign minister and US ambassador.
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Its long decline, over nearly 30 years, opened the door to a celebrity outsider president, who is unqualified and corrupt, and the Senate's continuing downward spiral raises grave doubts about whether it can play the fundamental role envisioned by our Founders: to check a dangerous president.
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Roger Cohen Omar Mateen, the Florida shooter who had pledged allegiance to the Islamic State, just ushered Donald Trump to the White House, Britain out of the European Union, Marine Le Pen to the French presidency, and the world into a downward spiral of escalating violence.
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"Cooperation over Syria was the Obama administration's last and best shot for arresting the downward spiral in the bilateral relationship with Russia," said Andrew S. Weiss, a former White House expert on Russia who is vice president for studies at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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If Trump supporters knew that illegal immigration peaked in 2007, or that violent crime has been on a steady downward spiral nationwide for more than 20 years, they would scoff when Trump says Mexican rapists are surging across the border and crime is out of control.
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She framed the raids in the context of a broader global rollback on press freedom, one that's gathered strength with the proliferation of right-wing populism in recent years, as Freedom House detailed in a report published on Wednesday (with the ominous title, "A Downward Spiral").
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"Before all of this scandal broke ... athletics was already in trouble and had been on a downward spiral for many years in terms of popularity, in terms of sponsorship, in terms of professionalism of the sport and the doping issues as well," said the straight-talking Texan.
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On that note, she would not really be friends with or talk to Drake (Lorde doesn't recognize Toronto as "the 6ix" ) Jepsen introduces Lorde to Justin Bieber and she has a profoundly inspiring influence on The Biebs, causing him to stop his Liam Gallagher phase downward spiral.
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Still, the numbers from GM, the second biggest international automaker in China by sales, and Ford portend more uncertainty for the industry which is trying to rebound from a downward spiral that led to its first annual sales decline last year in more than two decades.
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"The example of the 1930s — with the US Smoot-Hawley tariff increases, and the kind of trade war that seriously exacerbated the Great Depression in the world economy, and the downward spiral of global trade — I think that should stand as a very serious warning," he says.
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The 4333 pages of invoices and receipts that Mr. Dottore and his lawyers filed in court detail the final months of Dream Center's downward spiral, as he and his employees traveled the country meeting with college leaders, taking stock of failing campuses and facing dismayed students.
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Given the systemic nature of the current crisis, the sheer volume of reorganizations would swamp the financial and legal systems and large defaults would be followed by asset liquidations that would depress the value of collateral backing other loans and likely set off a downward spiral.
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In her new BBC Three documentary, Jesy Nelson: Odd One Out, the singer opens up to fans about her downward spiral following her sudden rise to fame after winning The X Factor in 9313 as a part of the four-member British girl band, Little Mix.
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Thanks to falling revenues resulting from competition from car-hailing services and rising expenses associated with capital projects needed to address rising sea levels, the finances of many transit operators are in a downward spiral -- and with it their ability to deliver the services we need.
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On Monday, the downward spiral of the company that catapulted to trendsetting prominence on the back of Michelle Obama claimed its highest-profile head with the news that Jenna Lyons, officially president and executive creative director of the brand, and unofficially its public face, would be leaving.
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His essay, "Falling," described the downward spiral of a genteel man of letters who, through a combination of bad luck, bad investments and unrealistic expectations, now knew what it felt like to sit on a bench with a quarter in his pocket and no bank account.
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It may sound a bit like a bait-and-switch, but previous research has shown that one way to help reefs that are under duress is to encourage diverse and abundant fish populations, which can help counteract the downward spiral that ultimately leads to reef death.
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A Gothic tale that spans 80 years, from 1839 to 1919, "The Girl From Rawblood" chronicles the downward spiral of the Villarcas, a Spanish-British clan whose ancestral home, Rawblood, is stalked by a ghost, known only as "her," who rains misery on this benighted family.
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But perhaps this downward spiral of the air travel experience could be reversed and our hope could be renewed, because for the first time since cutting free meals in 2001 to reduce costs, Delta is bringing back free food on long flights within the US. Rejoice.
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If the sensation, such as hopelessness, is somehow not a symptom of death, then it likely reflects a doomed, vaguely psychedelic downward spiral in which I will be trapped eternally like Alice down the rabbit hole if Alice forgot everything she learned in cognitive behavioral therapy.
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With pitchers throwing harder than ever, an enlarged strike zone putting batters at a disadvantage and big-data-driven defensive shifts increasing the odds that fielders scoop up the balls that hitters do put into play, the downward spiral in offence appeared to have no end in sight.
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European banks were threatened by a slow, long-term downward spiral and faced with two trillion euros in non-performing loans, Folkerts-Landau said, adding that the European Central Bank's negative deposit rates and low share prices made it hard for banks to acquire capital on their own.
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Maybe it will be ex-president Felipe Calderón, the man who picked García Luna to oversee the military offensive against the cartels that began in 143, leading to the arrests or deaths of many top traffickers but plunging Mexico into a downward spiral of violence that continues today.
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Their courtship was first documented during the November 12 Dave Chappelle episode and covered again in February when a fictionalized version of Jones attempted to take over for Alec Baldwin as Trump; this somber piece details their relationship's downward spiral, with sterling performances from both Mooney and Jones.
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But the main attraction is Rupert Everett, who plays Holmes as a man forever poised at the top of a downward spiral, a sleuthing rockstar who knows he's losing his battles against addiction and depression but is forever hopeful that he can keep it together for one last adventure.
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Mr. Rose said he felt that chasing young consumers had hastened the recent downward spiral at M & S. The key to the golden gate, he said, are women, who buy all the ladies' wear, most of the children's wear and half the men's wear, as well as home goods.
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Dozens of plants that will switch off for regular autumn maintenance will help slow the downward spiral in margins (the profit from refining crude into oil products) that have fallen to barely break even in 20163 from highs of around $11 a barrel a year earlier, analysts said.
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The giving doesn't stop there, as Reznor also reveals that there will be deluxe vinyl reissues of the NIN's epochal 90s albums, starting with an expanded version of the flawed-but-fascinating sprawl of 1999's The Fragile (classics Broken and The Downward Spiral will follow in 2017).
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If it gets high marks on those three scores, then contributions will not be for naught, so those considering making a donation to any charity should consult this information to tell if their donations will go to their intended purpose or get lost in the downward spiral of a failing foundation.
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But as Ally's star skyrockets, Jackson's begins to crumble as his addictions take over his life — a sadly familiar downward spiral within the entertainment industry, and an especially poignant one in the wake of the death on Friday of 26-year-old rapper Mac Miller of a suspected drug overdose.
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So nowadays, when the kitchen is clean and the cats are fed and my brain is on its downward spiral toward sleep, all I want to do is sink into the couch and turn on "House Hunters," a show about a specific kind of darkness I have complete control in avoiding.
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If you haven't been keeping up with the Theranos saga, the company's been in a downward spiral since October 2015, when Wall Street Journal reporter John Carreyrou first reported that the company wasn't relying on their own blood-testing machines they touted as being a revolutionary step in medical testing.
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The massive uprisings and resistance in the Oromiya and Amhara regions of the country over the past year and the militarized response backed by an emergency decree is merely one indication of the downward spiral into a vortex of civil strife compounded by muted ethnic hatred and hankering for revenge.
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If this opportunity is lost, society not only loses these benefits in the future, it must absorb the cost of those who succumb to the downward spiral of despair, addiction and/or chronic unmet mental health issues that too often lead to a lifetime of interaction with the criminal justice system.
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What's thrilling about The Good Place is that it takes it as a given that this struggle to become a better person is just as interesting and compelling, just as worthy of aesthetic attention, as the nihilistic downward spiral of a white man at the center of an antihero show.
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Three recent financing deals connect the dots between the capital markets and the strengthening of totalitarianism in Venezuela: This commitment to debt service at any cost is using up scarce resources that could otherwise be used to finance critical imports or to stabilize the downward spiral in growth, incomes, and security.
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Founders should be able to prove to job candidates that their business model is sustainableIn the wake of WeWork's downward spiral (plus other recent tech IPO disappointments including Peloton, Uber, Lyft, and Slack), Robinson anticipates that current employees at tech startups are going to think more carefully about where they're working.
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So, as The Allman Brothers wrestled with Brothers and Sisters and bassist Berry Oakley fell into a downward spiral that ended with him fatally crashing his motorcycle mere blocks from where Duane died a year before, Gregg booked some studio time, and recorded a whole solo album behind his band's back.
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Although I knew I would be taking a risk entering a program fraught with controversy, I could not have anticipated the degree to which my entering this school would reaffirm the opinions of those who deem Roski to be on a downward spiral of predatory, wrongheaded, and woefully oblivious decision making.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - It is "essential" that the U.S. Federal Reserve lift inflation to its 2% target over time in order to avoid the sort of "downward spiral" of low interest rates and growth that central banks in Europe and Japan have struggled with, Fed Governor Lael Brainard said on Tuesday.
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"Together with the recent and also unprecedented banning of the Hong Kong National Party, the visa rejection indicates a quickening downward spiral for human rights in Hong Kong: that the Hong Kong government is now following Beijing's leads in acting aggressively towards those whose views the authorities dislike," added Wang.
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Entering the Nevada debate, Warren's campaign was in somewhat of a downward spiral after she came in third place in the Iowa caucuses and an even more troubling fourth place in the New Hampshire primary, which was held next door to Massachusetts, the state she represents in the US Senate.
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"China seems to be ready now to put more pressure on Boeing as the company happens to have a genuine safety issue, and the trade friction between the U.S. and China started to go into a downward spiral," Global Times quoted Shen Yuxin, a partner at law firm Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, as saying.
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We see OJ's downward spiral in the years after he lost his civil trial to Goldman and Brown's families – to the tune of $33 million owed in damages – and before he ended up in Nevada's Lovelock Correctional Centre in 2008 for his part in a confused armed robbery in a Vegas hotel.
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" MICHAEL TRAN, COMMODITY STRATEGIST AT RBC CAPITAL MARKETS, TORONTO: "While the 1.2 mb/d cut may lack the shock-and-awe factor that many in the market were hoping for, the strong show of unity at the press conference should stem the recent downward spiral and inject some renewed optimism into the market.
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One of Novey's more direct statements on this concerns Victor's eventual fate: Though Lena continues to feel guilt for her "passive role" in the suffering he's inflicted, his ultimate comeuppance, after a long downward spiral, is related not to his abuse of women, but to a crime he commits against a man.
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Michael is a gay artist in a downward spiral after a breakup, blocked on his graphic novel and often drunk; Kate is a snarkily funny spitfire who works at a public-relations firm and is engaged to a hearing man, Danny (Zach Gilford), who hasn't told her that he lost his job.
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Mr. Santos's criminal history suggests he had been caught in a downward spiral for months before the attacks, accused of biting a worker at an employment agency in the garment district in Manhattan last October and punching a stranger in the eye on a Q subway train four days later, the police said.
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It was a tough week for the president, who seems to be trapped in a slow, downward spiral of unpopularity, with two more years left in his term and Mexico reeling from myriad problems including rampant corruption, resurgent homicide rates, a thriving drug trafficking industry, a sluggish economy and a plummeting peso.
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" MICHAEL TRAN, COMMODITY STRATEGIST AT RBC CAPITAL MARKETS, TORONTO: "While the 1.2 mb/d cut may lack the shock-and-awe factor that many in the market were hoping for, the strong show of unity at the press conference should stem the recent downward spiral and inject some renewed optimism into the market.
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Mimicking the same bizarre, sing-song voice that Trump used in his actual press conference this week outlining the legal battle over the national emergency that's sure to follow (and was in fact already in the works Friday afternoon), Baldwin goes into a downward spiral in describing an undignified end to the Trump presidency.
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"There's a crew of people in Hollywood [that], when you want to party, you find yourself hanging out with these hanger-on friends and they lead you into [the party life] more and it's a downward spiral," said a music producer who has worked with talent including Selena Gomez, a longtime friend of Lovato's.
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As the recent teachers' strike in West Virginia illustrated, even relatively more protected public-sector workers now face the lose-lose downward spiral of pay freezes and cuts to their benefits that has become the norm since the 1980s, even as salaries soar at the top and lawmakers pass massive tax breaks for the wealthy.
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Still, Trump did somehow manage to pull off a huge win in the Republican primaries regardless of his small team, financial trouble, or the unending stream of heinous and statements spewing from his thin lips, so maybe the guy's going to be able to bounce back from what seems like a complete downward spiral.
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Yes, Bernie — who many consider Warren's ideological twin — recently suffered a heart attack and has been on a downward spiral in the polls, but the fact that he raised more money than any other candidate in the third quarter of 2628 means he's going to stubbornly hang around for as long as he can.
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