Also, "I'm not dropping out, YOU'RE dropping out" is what every candidate says before dropping out.
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Well, so am I, and I'm never, ever dropping out!
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I finished my first year and ended up dropping out.
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Furthermore, the company is dropping out of the 5G business.
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On Monday, he said Moore should "seriously consider" dropping out.
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Don't even THINK about dropping out of that kick line.
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Dropping out puts students in the greatest danger of default.
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Not impossible, but it would require other candidates dropping out.
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Some law enforcement drones are dropping out of the sky
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Especially when the costs of dropping out are so high?
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Read More: I loved college but don't regret dropping out.
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Dropping out of this market is a really big deal.
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Beto O'Rourke is dropping out of the 2020 presidential race.
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" The Hill: Trump: Warren dropping out "three days too late.
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So he announced he was dropping out of the race.
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Nearly 210 percent of pregnant surgery residents consider dropping out.
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Robinson was not a senior and was not dropping out.
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Even if him dropping out of the presidential race doesn't.
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In some cases, students end up dropping out of college.
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People are dropping out of them and registering as independents.
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We do not want people burning out and dropping out. Yeah.
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Dropping out and going it on your own definitely entails risk.
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She endorsed Obama "immediately" after dropping out in June, she said.
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Dropping out was not an option, she said on her website.
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It is unlikely that men are dropping out of work voluntarily.
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There was talk of prominent players and community members dropping out.
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Choi said at the time that she had contemplated dropping out.
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It is dropping out entirely of New York Fashion Week: Men's.
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Trump said on Saturday that he would not be dropping out.
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Some insurers are dropping out, and others are sharply raising prices.
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But the prospect of dropping out of law school was intimidating.
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Bloomberg endorsed Biden immediately after dropping out of the 2020 race.Sen.
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Rand Paul is dropping out now, in part, because he's lost.
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She endorsed Biden on Monday after dropping out of the race.
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"You may find people essentially dropping out of conversations," he says.
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Buttigieg and Klobuchar answered the call, dropping out to endorse Biden.
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In her words There are many reasons for Warren dropping out.
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Elizabeth Warren announced she was dropping out of the 2020 primary.
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At university, he studied astronomy before dropping out to follow music.
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Cory Booker recently dropping out and neither Andrew Yang nor Rep.
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Beto O'Rourke is dropping out of the 2020 Democratic presidential race.
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Jay Inslee endorsed Newman before dropping out of the presidential race.
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So for me, people like Bluhm dropping out... that's called progress.
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After dropping out, she began withdrawing from other parts of life.
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"Despite the troops' patient exhortation, he still persisted in dropping out."
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Dropping out of college has worked out pretty well for Palmer Luckey.
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But Trump cast doubt that candidates dropping out would stop his momentum.
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Dropping out of the events in Mississippi is in a similar vein.
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I never thought of dropping out of school, not for one second.
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The most oft-cited reason for girls dropping out is family obligations.
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This puts teens at risk for dropping out of the healthcare system.
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News of Sorbo dropping out of the film was inaccurate, Loeb said.
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The field has indeed winnowed since July, with five candidates dropping out.
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Rand Paul is dropping out of the race for the White House.
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He also ran, briefly, in 2007 before dropping out over the summer.
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Sanford announced on Tuesday that he was dropping out of the race.
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CNN said it never reported Carson was dropping out of the race.
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A single suspension can double the odds of a student dropping out.
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VPNs are also less reliable than ever in China, constantly dropping out.
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Shore distressed his parents by dropping out of school before he graduated.
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Two Florida Republicans are dropping out of the race to replace Sen.
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John Kasich (R-Ohio) sensibly followed by dropping out the next day.
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"There is nothing that will cause his dropping out," Mr. Giuliani said.
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Elizabeth Warren, announce that she'd be dropping out of the Democratic primary.
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Let's take the Howard Schultz dropping out of the presidential race example.
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Poll workers afraid of being exposed to the virus are dropping out.
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Just 1 day after dropping out of the 2020 presidential race, Gov.
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Weld announced on March 18 he was dropping out of the race.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "He had less than 1 percent and he's dropping out.
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Mr. Keirstead, citing favorable polling figures, said he was not dropping out.
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Mr. Lawrence began skipping classes before dropping out in the 11th grade.
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After dropping out of college, Steve Jobs still audited the occasional class.
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But Petty Officer Peters separated from the others, dropping out of view.
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I am not dropping out, I am fighting all the way through.
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Now, add one more fear to the list: worries about dropping out.
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August 28 - Gillibrand announces she is dropping out of 2020 presidential race.
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October 533 - Ryan announces he is dropping out of the presidential race.
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The freshman senator proved a bust, dropping out of the race yesterday.
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Within days of Harris dropping out, however, Biden's campaign can claim progress.
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Government figures showed the bottom dropping out of sales after the arrests.
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Her pace slowed, but walking or dropping out was not an option.
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Note also that if we are really down to just Rubio and Cruz as the only viable alternatives against Trump, it looks like Rubio dropping out would help Cruz far more than Cruz dropping out would help Rubio.
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All of these have been shown to increase the likelihood of dropping out.
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For Mark Zuckerberg, that meant dropping out of college and starting right away.
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If so, that could be a sign that healthier customers are dropping out.
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Thirty years after dropping out, Harvard awarded Gates with an honorary law degree.
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She sank deeper into depression and became suicidal, finally dropping out of school.
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After dropping out of the race in February, Jeb publicly endorsed Texas Sen.
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BOSTON — Desiree Linden thought about dropping out of the Boston Marathon on Monday.
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Users are left confused and shops that once accepted Bitcoin are dropping out.
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Big data is now used to spot students at risk of dropping out.
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Bryant, the senior, ended up dropping out of school because of the trial.
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Should candidates like Sanders and John Kasich consider dropping out of the race?
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After high school, she concentrated on her career, dropping out of architecture school.
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I was also adjusting to a big school and was considering dropping out.
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Users are left confused and shops that once accepted bitcoin are dropping out.
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The phone conversations about dropping out began while she was in North Carolina.
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The industry is also immature, with new vendors popping up and dropping out.
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It took one college dropping out for St. Thomas to enter the fraternity.
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But the support he's got so far has kept him from dropping out.
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Warren said she was "doing just fine" since dropping out of the race.
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Sen. Elizabeth Woman is planning on dropping out of the 2020 presidential race.
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Prior to dropping out of the race, the email address referenced in Sen.
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Were there any indications that she was on the brink of dropping out?
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Cory Booker of New Jersey is dropping out of the 2020 presidential race.
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Julián Castro announced Thursday he is dropping out of the Democratic presidential race.
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Dropping out and relapsing is more common than graduating and remaining drug-free.
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Seth Moulton (D-Mass.) briefly pursued a bid before dropping out in August.
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After dropping out of school in seventh grade, Malcolm X returned eighth grade.
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" — CONAN O'BRIEN "Honestly, I can't say I blame Elizabeth Warren for dropping out.
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Her campaign says she has no intention of dropping out of the race.
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In pursuit of a relationship, Wynn moved to Baltimore after dropping out of college.
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Two carriers ended up dropping out; one left us right before the embryo transfer.
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His campaign staff also told caucusgoers that Carson was dropping out of the race.
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Insurers, meanwhile, are dropping out of the marketplaces, saying they can't make enough money.
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Greene received half a vote in the first round of balloting before dropping out.
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Tim Ryan on Thursday said he is dropping out of the Democratic presidential race.
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Another 1 million were found to be highly vulnerable to dropping out of school.
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International banks are waiting to replace UK banks that are dropping out of deals.
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He attended the University of Nebraska at Lincoln for three semesters before dropping out.
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The argument for Sanders not dropping out before June 7 was clear and persuasive.
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Two other girls came along "for a short time" before dropping out, she says.
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Diana DeGette of Colorado announced Monday that she is dropping out of the race.
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The VPN kept dropping out, forcing him to ad-lib some of his presentation.
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Dropping out was an easy decision, she told an audience at Stanford last year.
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And the field is winnowing: Beto O'Rourke is dropping out of the presidential race.
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After dropping out of Stanford, the two founded Google in 1998 in this garage.
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But people kept dropping out, equipment breaking, and he kept making the right decisions.
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After dropping out of high school, he went on to work as a scriptwriter.
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Dropping out of college is one of the strongest predictors of student loan default.
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Ken Calvert's (R-Calif.) seat in 2014 and dropping out before the filing deadline.
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Rubio won 172 delegates before dropping out of the race, according to NBC News.
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He studied photojournalism at N.Y.U. before dropping out and forming a company called 247Paps.
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Soon after dropping out, he started his first company, which later became Virgin Records.
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But as the cases of the virus started rising, her guests started dropping out.
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That metric becomes less clear, however, with candidates dropping out and other big events.
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Rittidet dutifully obeyed, dropping out to work at a gas station in Buriram, Thailand.
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Kenya's opposition leader Raila Odinga on Tuesday announced he's dropping out of the Oct.
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After dropping out of high school, he became a farmer, just like his parents.
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Pandey ended up dropping out of UT, as he launched a career in tech.
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Working-class men have been dropping out of the labor force at alarming rates.
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He asked her if this made up for him dropping out of high school.
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Elizabeth Warren for not dropping out of the race and splitting critical progressive votes.
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Which reminds me that we haven't mentioned Kamala Harris dropping out of the race.
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I'm dropping out of school and going to L.A. to be a stunt man.
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But not once, in all that chaos and frustration, will he consider dropping out.
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"This is making up for me dropping out of Hebrew school," he said, laughing.
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She started this company when she was 19, shortly after dropping out from Stanford.
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The decrease was in part due to a people dropping out of the labor force.
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Harris had the financial support of 46 before dropping out of the race in December.
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Harris had the financial support of 46 before dropping out of the race in December.
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Despite dropping out of law school, Conor is all-in on Annalise's class action lawsuit.
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John Kasich has remained mostly quiet since dropping out of the presidential race in May.
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Serious candidates who wanted to run against him were arrested or bullied into dropping out.
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He said he held close to a dozen jobs after dropping out of high school.
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Other questions concern her tax plan and whether she is dropping out of the race.
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Too many African-American students are dropping out of school or languishing in bad schools.
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Amid scores of advertisers dropping out of the show, Fox decided to pull the plug.
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Upon dropping out of the race after the New Hampshire primary, he quickly backed Trump.
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As for those birds dropping out of the sky, they were resin-covered taxidermy fowl.
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Thiel has been a proponent of people dropping out of college to pursue entrepreneurial activities.
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In India Microsoft is helping schools predict which students are at risk of dropping out.
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The individual insurance market has been hurt by insurers dropping out of the Obamacare exchanges.
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On June 28, McCarthy announced she was dropping out of the race, Florida Politics reported.
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They thought I wouldn't be able to handle it without lashing out or dropping out.
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Promptly after dropping out of the race, Ted Cruz elbowed his wife in the head.
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Eventually, Davis, dropping out of high school, joined them, determined to make art his career.
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Biden previously ran in 2008 before dropping out of the primary and joining then-Sen.
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Of those who would consider dropping out, more than half already owe $353,000 or more.
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The despair and panic of Tuesday night was a direct result of him dropping out.
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You have one and a half million people a year dropping out of high school.
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But it's hard to know how many people are dropping out because the penalty disappeared.
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To help make that happen, Democratic candidates lagging in the polls should consider dropping out.
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Elizabeth Warren for president on Monday, days after dropping out of the Democratic primary race.
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And candidates whose overall performance in the early states is weak should consider dropping out.
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Amy Klobuchar is dropping out of the 2020 presidential race and reportedly endorsing Joe Biden
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And the No. 1 reason students give for dropping out of college is the price.
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Still, there are no signs yet that any of Sanders' top opponents are dropping out.
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Tim Ryan endorsed former Vice President Joe Biden after dropping out, and former Colorado Gov.
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"I look forward to her dropping out and giving me her strong support," he said.
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Four days after that story was published, Ms. Harris announced that she was dropping out.
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Most of those dropping out of Obamacare did not receive subsidies, federal data has shown.
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" A few days later, another tweet appeared: "i thought i'd gotten over beto dropping out.
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Michael Bennet and Andrew Yang dropping out, leaves eight candidates in the Democratic primary field.
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After dropping out of high school at age 17, Flay began working as a busboy.
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In December 2014, Russia's second biggest oil firm, Lukoil, announced it too was dropping out.
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Why on earth would Donald Trump forgo that by dropping out months before the election?
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They ended up dropping out of school to run the business, Wild Friends Foods, full-time.
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After agreeing to an interview, he then became paranoid himself, dropping out of touch for days.
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey tweeted his disappointment at Yang dropping out of the race on Tuesday.
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Rubio has not endorsed any of the candidates since dropping out of the race last month.
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With Cruz dropping out, Trump took a remarkably cheap path to becoming the party's likely nominee.
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He has been on the run since dropping out of the parole system on May 19.
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Seth Moulton, another long shot, is also dismissive of the notion of dropping out this fall.
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He said he considered dropping out, but his family ultimately convinced him to finish his degree.
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But they've persevered, in addition to helping dispel the social stigma sometimes associated with dropping out.
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Carson ran against Trump in the 2016 Republican presidential primary before dropping out in March 2016.
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There's no point in engaging — and, as I've recently learned, so much joy in dropping out.
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What they're saying: Swalwell cited stalled polling numbers and fundraising as his reasons for dropping out.
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But it would at least postpone the prospect of dropping out with no deal in place.
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He has been on the run since dropping out of the parole system on May 2015.
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My parents weren't thrilled that I was giving up my scholarship and dropping out of school.
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Quitting Step Up 4 and Cirque du Soleil In 2011 Robson began dropping out of projects.
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Dropping out of the sedan business in the United States is a momentous shift for Ford.
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Jim Donovan is dropping out as President Donald Trump's nominee to serve as deputy Treasury secretary.
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His second son, Jeb, undertook his own campaign for the presidency in 20163 before dropping out.
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Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, who also sought the Republican nomination for president before dropping out.
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Poverty raises the odds of worse-off children dropping out of school or even sleeping rough.
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Kenya presidential election Kenya's opposition leader is dropping out of the rerun of the presidential election.
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Some school systems can predict which students have the highest risk of dropping out before graduation.
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The Republican brought in $16,604 from Facebook employees before dropping out of the race in March.
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But our polling indicates that fairly mainstream, popular Democrats would benefit the most from dropping out.
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"[MacGraw] represents the Malibu years, which is when he started dropping out of Hollywood," said Terrill.
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The case has led to C.E.O.s dropping out of a coming investor conference in Saudi Arabia.
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Dropping out, he headed to New York, his hometown, to find work on the jazz scene.
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After dropping out of college, Latouche arrived on the theater scene as a short, shrewd wunderkind.
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Pete Buttigieg was originally scheduled to be the keynote speaker before dropping out of the race.
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After dropping out of Liberty University in Lynchburg, Va., he eventually landed at the brokerage Refco.
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Many bariatric studies have issues with people dropping out over time, which may bias the results.
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Cloud Computing ran a desultory race, dropping out of contention down the backstretch and finishing eighth.
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Some of them had enrolled after being expelled from high school, dropping out or turning delinquent.
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"In previous cycles, we would see a lot of candidates dropping out after Iowa," Panetta said.
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Williamson also said that she has no intention of dropping out of the Democratic presidential primary.
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Shortly before dropping out, Harris was averaging 3.4 percent support, according to the RealClearPolitics polling index.
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The Clippers left the contender conversation after dropping out of first place early in the season.
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And I'm sure she's not dropping out on wanting to make the changes she cares about.
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Children who haven't learned to read by the third grade have a much higher chance of dropping out of school, and those that are voting with their feet by dropping out of school are more likely to be unemployed, live in poverty, and engage in criminal behavior.
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Now, actress Emma Thompson is dropping out of Skydance Animation film Luck in protest of Lasseter's hire.
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After dropping out of college, he covered diamond wedding anniversaries and Christmas bazaars for the local paper.
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In addition to dropping out of SNL, Grande opted to skip the 2018 Emmy Awards on Sept.
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Possible solutions include one candidate dropping out and endorsing the other or some kind of unity ticket.
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Certainly, dropping out of college proved an auspicious decision for Bill Gates, Steve Jobs and Michael Dell.
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The former Republican senator and future televangelist is dropping out of the presidential race, according to CNN.
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Andrew Yang channeled Arnold Schwarzenegger a few hours after dropping out of the race: We'll be back.
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Ming also revealed he considered dropping out of school -- especially due to struggles in advanced math classes.
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The son had studied medicine in Mauritania for two years, before dropping out and taking pilot courses.
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Inside Syria, 2.1 million children are out of school, and 500,000 are at risk of dropping out.
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The U.N. World Food Programme observed that the program stabilized school attendance rates, with fewer dropping out.
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Britain says it will be dropping out of the EU's single market and customs union after Brexit.
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Then, less than half a mile ahead of them, multiple tornadoes began dropping out of the sky.
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In short, Trump losing or somehow dropping out of this race may give the Republicans an out.
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If she had ended up dropping out of school to do something else, I wouldn't have cared.
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Others are simply continuing to rent, dropping out of perhaps the most competitive housing market in history.
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Apple is the latest in a string of companies dropping out as sponsors of the Republican convention.
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About a thousand Georgia State undergraduates were dropping out every semester because they couldn't pay the tuition.
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He told the newspaper that he does not anticipate dropping out of the race over the allegations.
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No path, no math, no problem — "I'm not dropping out, I'm dropping in!" the governor recently said.
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"It's not just people waiting until Social Security kicks in and then dropping out," Mr. DeSilver said.
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Ms. Holmes began the company in 2003 after dropping out of Stanford at the age of 19.
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Before dropping out of the race, Cruz called Trump an "utterly amoral" pathological liar, narcissist and bully.
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More than half say they'd consider dropping out because it's difficult to balance school with a job.
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"I was traumatized for a long time and I ended up dropping out of school," she says.
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Jessica Armstrong, 33, Republican voter: Trump dropping out of #gopdebate could hurt interest in the event pic.twitter.
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At the time, I thought of it as "taking a break from college," not dropping out altogether.
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The game stars Mae, an anthropomorphic cat, who's returning to her hometown after dropping out of college.
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Daniels returned after dropping out of the project in May, with Jay-Z now producing the movie.
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Billionaires who found fame and wealth after dropping out are in industries including fashion, tech, and music.
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MORE on his ballot after dropping out of the race, rather than vote for the GOP nominee.
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The poll was conducted on Thursday after Warren announced she was dropping out of the 2020 race.
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Mr. Sanders said he was not dropping out, but aides said he recognized time was running short.
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Milo has worked in journalism, mostly tech journalism, since dropping out of college in the early 2000s.
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Yiannopoulos has worked in journalism, mostly tech journalism, since dropping out of college in the early 27s.
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"I suppose that was 'dropping out' before most people started doing it routinely," she told The Globe.
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Yiannopoulous has worked in journalism, mostly tech journalism, since dropping out of college in the early 2000s.
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His campaign stopped actively advertising on Facebook this week, which is often a precursor to dropping out.
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Mike Bloomberg's poor showing after spending nearly $600 million on advertising has him already considering dropping out.
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You've already invested that 30 minutes, so dropping out at this point doesn't sit right with you.
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And honestly, we've heard all the reasons — and non-reasons — for dropping out that you can imagine.
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" When asked how she's felt since dropping out of the race, Warren said she's "doing just fine.
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After dropping out of high school, he landed in the precarious economy of the early Thatcher years.
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After disappointing in Iowa and New Hampshire before dropping out, Yang now has a contract with CNN.
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Dropping out of the electoral college Warren has been critical of the Electoral College in the past.
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Amy Klobuchar and former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg dropping out of the race and endorsing Biden.
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Mr. Griveaux, 42, announced he was dropping out after the videos began emerging publicly on Wednesday evening.
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Tasked with writing a memoir essay, I decided to write about depression and dropping out of school.
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In one recent study, 22 percent of student victims considered transferring or dropping out of school altogether.
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Beto O'Rourke announced Friday he is dropping out of the race for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination.
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She had spent Thanksgiving in Iowa with her family only days before dropping out of the race.
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Sen. Kamala Harris, following a sharp decline in recent polls, is dropping out of the 2020 race.
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Michael Bennet and Andrew Yang dropping out Tuesday night, leaves eight candidates in the Democratic primary field.
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By the second year, many of these women, besieged by doubts, began dropping out of the program.
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BREAKING – KASICH QUITTING PRESIDENTIAL RACE: NBC News and Politico are reporting that John Kasich is dropping out.
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There have been reports of athletes dropping out of the games because of concerns over the Zika virus.
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Holmes founded Theranos in 2003, dropping out of Stanford — as many tech luminaries have done — to disrupt healthcare.
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As AP reported earlier this week, eight couples were initially enrolled in the trial, with one dropping out.
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Users of meal kits are notorious for using deals to join a service and then quickly dropping out.
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After Trump's victory, Jeb Bush, who finished a distant fourth, announced that was dropping out of the race.
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In addition to dropping out of SNL, Grande, 25, opted to skip the 2018 Emmy Awards on Sept.
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The 2024 campaign has already witnessed several withdrawals, with Hamburg, Boston and Rome dropping out of the running.
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He traveled east and enrolled at Temple University for one semester, before dropping out of there as well.
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And conveniently, Sadie's looking for a place to stay in the city after dropping out of college again.
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Ms. Holmes began the company in 2003 after dropping out of Stanford University at the age of 19.
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" Inslee revealed he was dropping out of the presidential race Wednesday night on MSNBC's "The Rachel Maddow Show.
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A homeless man is returning to college to finish his degree after dropping out over 40 years ago.
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Since he thinks it's such a good idea, we look forward to Trump dropping out before the convention.
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Cruz, after all, knows that his only path to the nomination involves Rubio (and John Kasich) dropping out.
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He is also expected to make an endorsement in the race when he announces he is dropping out.
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In an official statement, Schumer announced she was dropping out of the Barbie film due to scheduling conflicts.
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With Comcast dropping out, it seems like this bid will go through — if it can get regulatory approval.
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Walker accumulated nearly $1 million in debt during his lackluster presidential campaign before dropping out in September 2015.
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Insurers have been dropping out of the marketplace or hiking premiums due to financial losses from ObamaCare plans.
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And it ended up with one-third of our group failing that semester and dropping out of school.
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For many women, having access to birth control could mean the difference between finishing school or dropping out.
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Last week, after Beto O'Rourke announced that he was dropping out, news broke that Yang was staffing up.
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Bachmann served eight years in Congress and ran for president in 2012, dropping out after the Iowa caucus.
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The candidates who were supposed to vanquish him — many of them talented and accomplished individuals — kept dropping out.
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O'Neill noted that the same successful women were dropping out, and that they exhibited higher symptoms of burnout.
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Dropping out of school, at least for the stipulated two-year period, is a requirement of the fellowship.
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We need to get these kids recognized as a vulnerable population at risk of dropping out of school.
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"It's been an unbelievable day and evening and year," he said, after Cruz announced he was dropping out.
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Mary Jo Daley, a former candidate in the 2023th District primary, backed Dean's bid after dropping out herself.
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When Hilary Pollack isn't editing at Munchies, she's dropping out of life with bong in hand on Twitter.
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He had lived in La Paz for two years, having landed there after dropping out of Boston University.
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Bush, who suspended his campaign on February 21, spent over $100 million before dropping out of the race.
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It begins with the protagonist, Mae, returning to her hometown of Possum Springs after dropping out of college.
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He was one of a large number of Democrats who ran for president, before dropping out in December.
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Insurers are expected to respond by significantly raising premiums or dropping out of the health insurance marketplaces entirely.
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At the time, Mr. Richie said, he'd been contemplating dropping out of school to join the Episcopalian clergy.
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Many people her age ended up bouncing between temp jobs or dropping out of the work force entirely.
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Sea birds — including sandwich terns and common terns — were dropping out of the sky, dying by the hundreds.
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After dropping out of high school at 2300, he briefly worked as a cowboy before joining the navy.
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"Well, no, I certainly would not consider dropping out," Sanders told the "Fox News Sunday" host Chris Wallace.
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John Delany's campaign also failed to garner support from voters, dropping out of the race on January 31.
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Amy Klobuchar for fourth place in her home state, despite her dropping out of the race on Monday.
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Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) canceled a rally in Denver after dropping out of the presidential race on Monday.
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The Reddit Connection That Got Me Into College (2017) After dropping out of rabbinical seminary, I was directionless.
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After dropping out of college after his first semester, he started working at video game manufacturing company Atari.
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Then McKinnon introduced Warren, playing herself, and asked her how she'd been since dropping out of the race.
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Entrepreneurship Who says the most useful start-up ideas come from millennials fresh from dropping out of Stanford?
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"Imagine a Trump nominee dropping out because they didn't pay taxes on their car and driver," she said.
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Sponsors said it could encourage star players to stay in school rather than dropping out to turn professional.
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Go deeper: OPEC prevents the bottom from dropping out China and Russia display deepening ties with new pipeline
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Tim Ryan, an Ohioan who briefly ran for president before dropping out late last year and endorsing Biden.
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Kamala Harris dropping out of the presidential race in December, prompting a rebuke from the Connecticut Republican Party.
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First we learned that Senator Cory Booker was dropping out of the race for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Julián Castro on Thursday announced he&aposs dropping out of the race for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination.
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Across the country, insurance companies are dropping out of the exchanges, leaving some counties without any coverage options.
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After dropping out of the University of Michigan, served as a meteorologist in the U.S. Army Air Corps.
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First, Biden was clearly helped by fellow moderate nominees Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar dropping out this week.
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Between losing her jobs, dropping out of Parsons in 2014, and being a single mom, depression set in.
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Insurers have been dropping out of its marketplaces and hiking premiums due to financial losses from ObamaCare plans.
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After dropping out of art school, he worked for a factory that copied designer clothing in shoddier fabrics.
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Daniels originally studied law for two years before dropping out to pursue amateur dramatics at Rose Bruford College.
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I think about my experience at MIT and dropping out, that I failed in such a big way.
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Paul, an ophthalmologist, ran for the Republican presidential nomination before dropping out of the race in February 2016.
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The only thing that was settled Monday night was the fate of Martin O'Malley, who is now dropping out.
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Since dropping out of school at age 16 to start his first business, Branson has overseen hundreds of companies.
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Such legislation could end up partially, or completely, offsetting the risk of insurers dropping out of the individual market.
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On Wednesday, yet another major pharmaceutical—the Swiss-based Novartis—announced it is dropping out of the antibiotics game.
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However, on Tuesday, Howard told the Sarasota Herald-Tribune she was reversing course and dropping out of the race.
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He said he was dropping out in February to unify the Republicans, and to ensure the Iraq war continued.
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A day earlier, singer Brandi Carlile announced she was dropping out of the event in protest of Nielsen's involvement.
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The 0.3 point decline in the unemployment rate was due primarily to Americans dropping out of the labor force.
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Shortly after dropping out, Gates moved to Seattle with his co-founder Paul Allen to focus on building Microsoft.
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BAB: I would go back and forth with college, dropping out and trying to start again, always with pottery.
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Lim gave up his piano career, even dropping out of the School of Music at Lee University in Tennessee.
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School networks could use Volley to determine what types of students might be most at risk for dropping out.
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Prior to Rand Paul dropping out of the race, Cruz had already snatched the support of Iowa state Sen.
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Refinery29 is partnering with Gatorade to find out why young women are dropping out of sports at record numbers.
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Then the drone was immediately recalled (on election night, no less) because some were dropping out of the sky.
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A lot of people were thinking he was dropping out of the race after this Billy Bush thing happened.
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Can you remember being in a situation like that before, where dropping out of a rotation entirely is possible?
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And almost as soon as that news arrived, Intel announced that it's dropping out of the 25G modem game.
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Parents might need extra income for the household and see their daughters dropping out to make money as advantageous.
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Koji Amano, one of the plaintiffs in the lawsuit, started working at Tsukiji after dropping out of high school.
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In the winnowing campaign, Rubio can claim victory and the other Republicans are one step closer to dropping out.
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In 248, Cox also launched a campaign for president before dropping out when he failed to gain any traction.
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Rather than dropping out of college like Bill Gates or Mark Zuckerberg, Gore decided to lead a double life.
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Kasich said Wednesday that he would consider dropping out of the race if he "gets smoked" in New Hampshire.
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Some are at risk of dropping out of school; others sign up simply because they need some extra support.
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Mr Harris says he briefly tried his hand at 419, a kind of fraud, after dropping out of university.
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In 1960, after dropping out of Columbia, Mr. Berkson began working as an editorial associate at Art News magazine.
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Duncan told me that he had lived in L.A., between starting high school and dropping out of high school.
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After dropping out of the Republican presidential race in 2016, Huckabee said that he was "all in" for Trump.
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He famously started Apple in a garage with co-founder Steve Wozniak in 1976 after dropping out of college.
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Dropping out of a presidential race usually means that you become invisible and forgotten on the American political stage.
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But in an unpredictable year, he was the first to exit, dropping out of the race back in September.
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The problem of men dropping out of the labor force doesn't seem to be a factor behind Trump's rise.
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Dropping out of Carnegie Mellon to film Dead Poets Society was one of the biggest decisions of my life.
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In the first year, about 100 juniors and seniors participated, with three dropping out after failing the drug test.
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"I was sure he would regret dropping out of college," Deen said in a telephone interview from Colorado Springs.
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Extended, elaborate freshmen orientation schedules are another intended prophylactic against loneliness, which is a common reason for dropping out.
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The double-locking closure prevents the cakes from dropping out of the feeder and helps to keep out squirrels.
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The Democratic field shrank a bit in the past month, with U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand dropping out last week.
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Ms. Wilson spent one year at Central State College in Ohio before dropping out to pursue music full time.
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McCarthy withdrew from the speaker race on October 8, citing the Benghazi comments as a reason for dropping out.
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Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota and former Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Indiana, dropping out just before Super Tuesday.
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Before dropping out, Amy Klobuchar was favored to win her home state over Bernie Sanders, but not by much.
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Dropping out of college after three years, he moved to Los Angeles and studied acting at the Pasadena Playhouse.
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Klobuchar said Monday night, campaigning for Biden for the first time since dropping out of the race that morning.
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Isn't it more narcissistic to believe that dropping out of Facebook is some kind of substantial statement about yourself?
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Jay Inslee told MSNBC's Rachel Maddow on Wednesday that he is dropping out of the 2020 Democratic presidential race.
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After dropping out of the presidential race, he decided to run for the Democratic nomination to challenge GOP Sen.
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"I think it helps people make decisions," Tester said of the two centrists dropping out of the race. Sen.
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After dropping out of Western Washington University in 2014, Baldwin landed a sales job in the commercial insurance industry.
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That will increase desperation and they will be facing the grim prospect of going into debt or dropping out.
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So environmentalists naturally sounded alarms when Trump promised dropping out of the deal of the deal if he's elected.
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Huge numbers of women are dropping out of the workforce largely because of the absence of safe working conditions.
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Because local kids were dropping out of school, Cometa built a 450-student vocational high school on the compound.
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Even after dropping out, Klobuchar was still the second-most-likely to win, with a 1 in 4 chance.
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Pete's decision to refrain from endorsing someone else immediately after dropping out is also a boost to her campaign.
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Nick and I met in college and dated for a few months before dropping out and driving cross-country.
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John Kasich (Ohio) has 28500 percent and Ben Carson, who is rumored to be dropping out, has 6900 percent.
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Wendy Williams has a theory about Christie Brinkley dropping out of the new season of Dancing with the Stars.
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Before dropping out of the presidential race, Inslee focused his campaign squarely on addressing climate change, and candidate Sen.
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The Grammy-nominated rhymesmith briefly attended school there before dropping out at age 15 to pursue his musical career.
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Miramar Mayor Wayne Messam (D-Fla.) announced on Wednesday that he is dropping out of the 2020 presidential race.
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That could lead to a spike in premiums for ObamaCare plans or insurers simply dropping out of the market.
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When we first met, Zethu was a little lost, struggling with depression and thinking of dropping out of high school.
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Cain, who has denied the allegations, said he was dropping out because he didn't want to take a pay cut.
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"I am who I am, take it or leave it," Hart declared in his speech, dropping out of the race.
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One of her fiancé's groomsmen approached the couple about dropping out of the wedding for a sad and frustrating reason.
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That's because Twilight is designed to help students who are frequently suspended, or at risk of dropping out, earn diplomas.
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"I think all that's a passing fad," he told reporters at Trump Tower, before Cruz announced he was dropping out.
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"The Mexican community had exploded in New York, but all of my relatives and cousins were dropping out," she said.
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M&S is on the brink of dropping out of the FTSE 100, and may even by replaced by Ocado.
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They are not dropping out; they are stepping back, briefly, from the mainstream to see the world, and themselves, anew.
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It's been so clear for so long that he's not going to win that it's barely news he's dropping out.
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The two were seen having drinks at a Manchester hotel just three days before Graham announced he was dropping out.
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And afterward, Clinton -- who knows Sanders won't be dropping out anytime soon -- turned her eyes to November, and to Trump.
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According to UNESCO, one in ten adolescent girls across Africa misses school due to menstruation before eventually dropping out altogether.
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Two firms once seen as viable contenders BP Plc and France's Total SA have announced they are dropping out altogether.
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Because of this, trans students often feel like they have few choices between dropping out or taking their own lives.
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Collins sought the Democratic nomination in Georgia's 10th Congressional District earlier this year before dropping out, according to USA Today.
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Walker's own campaign for the White House ended quickly, with him dropping out two months after he announced his candidacy.
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Canada announced in February it would rejoin the NATO E-3A mission, after dropping out in 2014 to cut costs.
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The thinking goes, that makes her the main beneficiary of a lot of other people dropping out of the race.
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But the decline was primarily a result of Americans dropping out of the labor force rather than finding new jobs.
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Key to her success — particularly after dropping out of college — was finding mentors early on and participating in accelerator programs.
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"We are hearing of people cutting down the number of daily meals and children dropping out of school," said Dieng.
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Later in the day, Clare and I got the alert on our phones: O'Rourke was dropping out of the campaign.
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The youngest of four, Bouygues joined the company in 1974 in an entry-level job after dropping out of university.
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We're in the 21st century and girls are missing school and dropping out of school around the world for this.
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It meant dropping out of school, but he later earned his high school diploma during his time in the service.
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Three weeks later, she announced she was dropping out of her Georgia House race—she wanted to go to Congress.
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Day 12: I'd been feeling energized and healthier for a little while but the bottom might be dropping out now.
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" Because I was in California [playing in a San Francisco band after dropping out of law school], they said, "OK.
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Devastated when he didn't make it past the first-year cut, he switched his major to poetry before dropping out.
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Representative Tulsi Gabbard said she was dropping out of the 2020 presidential race and planned to endorse Joe Biden. 7.
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The jobless rate was partly pushed down by workers dropping out of the labor force over the last four months.
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Over the last few months, companies, key figures and exhibitors have been dropping out of E3 due to health concerns.
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"At the time, I thought I was cheating myself, dropping out and getting my G.E.D.," Ms. Genao, 20, said recently.
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After dropping out of high school, Ms. Williams worked as a house painter, a property manager and a commercial embroiderer.
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Those with technology challenges are disproportionately low-income and students of color, who are also more vulnerable to dropping out.
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While Sanders has shown no signs of dropping out, Biden seems well on his way to being the presumptive nominee.
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EBay, Stripe, Mastercard, Visa and Mercado Pago are all dropping out of Facebook's libra cryptocurrency project, the companies announced Friday.
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The reason for the decline is that parents are becoming more pragmatic about the possibility of dropping out, Durazo said.
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Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) is dropping out of the 2020 presidential race, her campaign confirmed to Axios on Tuesday.
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Facebook is dropping out of the buzzy SXSW festival in Austin, Texas, due to concerns around the growing coronavirus outbreak.
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On the day she announced she was dropping out, Mr. Castro had his best fund-raising day of the quarter.
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More than a decade after dropping out of college, Ms. Lucas, 38, raised the idea of going back to school.
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He managed to keep the lead for around an hour before being swallowed by the pack and then dropping out.
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On the day of the internal GOP vote, McCarthy stunned his colleagues by dropping out, throwing the race into chaos.
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About a dozen of the players have come back to Australia after dropping out of high school or college programs.
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His campaign has made false statements, suggesting that Dr. Ben Carson would be dropping out before the Iowa Republican caucus.
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"I feel that it would be better perceived if [Roberts] had stuck with it rather than dropping out," he said.
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That could lead to a spike in premiums for ObamaCare plans or to insurers simply dropping out of the market.
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He asked to quit in October, and "despite his troops&apos patient exhortation, he persisted in dropping out" in November.
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That could lead to a spike in premiums for ObamaCare plans or to insurers simply dropping out of the market.
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Mr. Mendez attended the University of Colorado at Boulder for one year before dropping out because he had no money.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "For every vote he got before dropping out, former presidential candidate Tom Steyer spent $3,300 per vote. Yeah.
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Simmons argued against dropping out, saying no other politician could withstand the pressure of running in such a targeted seat.
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It had more than a dozen "contestants" when it began, who slowly waned in influence and eventually started dropping out.
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But if nearly 50 percent of people are dropping out [after] one year, I'm not sure those are good odds.
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He ultimately received a $200 grant, which Hudson says is a "great blessing" that kept him from dropping out of classes.
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Since dropping out of school at age 16 to start his first business, billionaire Richard Branson has overseen hundreds of companies.
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Southampton would not be so lucky, dropping out of the league and beginning a seven-year exile from the top tier.
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That's not to say that Cruz is any less suspicious of Trump's conservative bona fides than he was before dropping out.
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Google cited its AI principles, which were published back in June, as the reason for dropping out of the bidding process.
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He told the publication it is due to his frustration at students getting pregnant during the school year and dropping out.
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Many insurers have cited uncertainty about CSR payments as their reason for raising premiums or dropping out of the market altogether.
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I'm Dropping Out Of Life will be released on January 30 on digital and vinyl formats, and is available for preorder.
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She's being romanced by her hospital coworker Lewis (actor-musician Dabier), a cheerful teen who's considering dropping out of high school.
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In between dropping out of school and starting fashion school in San Francisco, I was making and selling handbags and clutches.
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Other actions like quickly dropping out of an app still result in a mash of a home button that doesn't exist.
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He's the CEO of Boomf, a personalized marshmallow business, after the cake company he started after dropping out of college folded.
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Lindsey Graham (R-South Carolina), for having "0%" in the polls before dropping out of the presidential race and endorsing Bush.
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Refinery29 is partnering with Gatorade to find out why girls are dropping out of sports at a faster rate than boys.
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She described being abandoned by her family, attempting suicide four times, and dropping out of a university in Bangkok in 2003.
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" However, a recent GQ profile of Trump said she "decamped to Milan after her first year of college, effectively dropping out.
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Harrison announced he was dropping out Thursday afternoon, just two days before the Democratic National Committee's (DNC) Saturday vote in Atlanta.
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Nicholas, of Louisville, attended one year of college in the early 1990s before dropping out to care for his ailing grandfather.
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The president, however, is signaling that he has little interest in taking steps to keep insurers from dropping out of ObamaCare.
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But when you make the dominant mobile operating system on the planet, dropping out of the race isn't really an option.
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In one of your comics, you mention dropping out of high school, but I also read that you went to college.
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Although Sanders eventually endorsed Clinton after dropping out of the race, the damage may have already been done by that point.
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Kasich competed against Trump in the 2016 GOP primary and was his last remaining challenger before dropping out in May 2016.
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Typically, price hikes are due to generic producers dropping out of the market and leaving only a few manufacturers or suppliers.
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Like Aerius, they maintained their insurance eligibility by carefully restricting their earnings and assets, or dropping out of the workforce entirely.
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"Since he thinks it's such a good idea, we look forward to Trump dropping out before the convention," Mr. Schrimpf said.
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In March 22013, he was reelected in what essentially became a one-man race, with opponents dropping out before the vote.
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If anything, dropping out of the race claiming he never meant to be President at all would also save some face.
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While he stands to gain some voters from other people dropping out, our polling shows that his supporters are remarkably loyal.
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Dropping out, in turn, makes them less likely to find jobs and more likely to become part of the criminal class.
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Warren, the other major progressive candidate in the race, is also in a good position to gain from Gabbard dropping out.
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Let's say he runs a credible but unsuccessful race -- dropping out after a poor showing in the Iowa caucuses next February.
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But the U.S. senator from Texas acknowledged another email should have been sent once Carson clarified he was not dropping out.
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Arizona's Green Party candidate announced she is dropping out of the state's Senate race and is endorsing the Democratic candidate Rep.
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I ended up dropping out because the amount of work I was churning out was overwhelming, and I couldn't keep up.
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Amy Klobuchar had been thinking about dropping out in the days before the South Carolina primary, a senior adviser told CNN.
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About a decade ago, thousands of Latino children began quietly dropping out of public schools in 55 counties across the country.
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Lipkins explains that for many students, dropping out of hazing rituals means facing the threat of total isolation from their peers.
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The growing number of men who have been dropping out of the labor force in recent decades has fascinated labor economists.
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The vast majority of British businesses believe that dropping out of the European Union without an agreement would be a disaster.
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He could have stopped the Super PAC from spending money attacking Rubio, Kasich, and Christie by dropping out of the race.
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While they are facing some challenges, none of the students I talked to fear dropping out, as many college freshman do.
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Previous failed White House hopefuls have issued similarly solemn remarks before inevitably dropping out of the 2020 race, including Massachusetts Sen.
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"Mini Mike Bloomberg just 'quit' the race for President," Trump posted on Twitter shortly after Bloomberg announced he was dropping out.
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He needled Elizabeth Warren for dropping out after Super Tuesday, saying she split the progressive vote to the detriment of Sanders.
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Then the synthesizers appear, throbbing and lurching, dropping out and plunging back in with dubstep impact, pushing distortion into the mix.
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NFL legend Ray Lewis announced that he and pro partner Cheryl Burke were dropping out of the competition on the Sept.
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Nevada and Texas announced Monday they are dropping out of the suit that seeks to block T-Mobile's acquisition of Sprint.
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Insurers have been dropping out due to financial losses, reducing choices for consumers, and many places have seen steep premium hikes.
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He was also a terrible student, dropping out a year into high school and later struggling to finish some college courses.
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Former candidate Marianne Williamson, who endorsed Sanders last week, offered this analysis: Steyer has dropped out, now Pete is dropping out.
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"Occupations" was Kiefer's final-exam project at the art academy in Karlsruhe, where he enrolled after dropping out of law school.
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Cory Booker of New Jersey on Monday announced he&aposs dropping out of the race for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination.
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"If someone started a rumor that Trump or Cruz was dropping out before Wednesday, no one would believe it," Stipanovich added.
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After dropping out of medical school to farm in 2013, Kashem looked for property to cultivate - but quickly hit an obstacle.
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Castro also hit a campaign high just before dropping out and managed to cross the 200,000-donor threshold, again, post-Harris.
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That's in part why nearly 70 percent of high school graduates start in college—and then so many start dropping out.
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Corey LewandowskiCorey R. LewandowskiGeorgia ready for unpredictable Senate race Trump on Harris dropping out of race: 'We will miss you Kamala!
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Former Democratic presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke addresses his supporters after announcing he was dropping out of the presidential race on Nov.
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That change could make 2020, an election year, a problem in terms of rising premiums or insurers dropping out, he said.
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After dropping out his senior year, Campos got his GED at 4003 and started working for the utility company in 2017.
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As a kid, Giertz was obsessed with getting good grades, but she attended university for only a year before dropping out.
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But here's the thing: The big news in Bullock's announcement Monday wasn't that he was dropping out of the presidential race.
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Harris' central reason for dropping out now was to preserve her political future, multiple people close to the senator told CNN.
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He traveled the country, made national television appearances and got into the early Democratic primary debates before dropping out in September.
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It also predicted that customers dropping out of the exchanges will be 60 to 70 percent healthier than those who remain.
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But the Texas senator indicated that he has no interest in dropping out of the race, despite his losses on Tuesday.
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Long story short -- HELLLLLL NO. Don't close the door yet, Tracy ... if guys keep dropping out we might actually need you.
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Sahar Yaghi took up work as a wedding planner soon after dropping out of university to earn income for her family.
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Clinton may be bruised and damaged, but she is the only viable Democrat left in the race, with Martin O'Malley dropping out.
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Retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson, who endorsed Trump after dropping out of the 2016 Republican presidential nomination fight, was a possible education secretary.
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At least 20 other schools have made similar offers as they scramble to keep students from dropping out amid the financial pinch.
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Yet although candidates have already started dropping out, their reasons for doing so do not suggest a process that is working well.
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Balwani was a married grad student at Berkeley while Holmes was a year out from dropping out of Stanford to start Theranos.
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South Carolina Democratic Party chairman Jaime Harrison emailed Democratic National Committee members Thursday to say he is dropping out and backing Perez.
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Incongruent conditions: No sound when the cup was shook, but a ball dropping out; or rattling the ball, but not dropping one.
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Her Adderall use led to her dropping out of the movie Hall Pass, where she remembers being "scatterbrained" from taking the pills.
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Chris Christie, who has been one of Martinez's key allies, immediately endorsed Trump after dropping out of the presidential race in February.
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However, there were reports of a thunderstorm that morning, and one by one, my friends' parents called to apologize for dropping out.
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But with Jeb dropping out, Rubio is now in a position to surge in the coming weeks, especially if this consolidation continues.
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Barring Trump dropping out of the race, an event of force majeure or invasion by alien powers, that's not going to happen.
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He had been laying low for about a month since dropping out after a fifth-place finish in the South Carolina primary.
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McLean's reason for dropping out of college is as straightforward and uncensored as all his other opinions: "It sucked," he said simply.
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"And another 400,000 are at risk of dropping out as the horrors of this brutal and savage war continue unabated," he said.
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She tells them that she was a woman's studies major at Vassar before dropping out to work full time for Clinton's campaign.
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A local with a long mane of frizzy hair, he had studied physics in college before dropping out and turning to computers.
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It was the fourth straight month of workers dropping out of the labor force and could shrink the pool of available workers.
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Anthem, which sells Obamacare plans in 220 states this year, left open the door to dropping out of other states next year.
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A weak showing by a number of his competitors, like Chris Christie, would probably result in their dropping out of the race.
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That's where Stone, 14 at the time, decided she was dropping out of school and moving to L.A. to become a star.
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Williamson moved to New York in 1973 after dropping out of Pomona College in California to pursue a dream of singing professionally.
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So they end up dropping out of school, having kids out of wedlock, and failing to advance to a middle-class lifestyle.
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On the night of the GOP caucuses there, the Cruz campaign falsely told voters that Carson was dropping out of the race.
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With fringe candidates dropping out and DNC members susceptible to flipping, there were more than enough votes free to shift to Ellison.
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Zuckerberg famously launched Facebook while a student at Harvard before dropping out to work full-time on the burgeoning social media giant.
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Much of the decline was due to people dropping out of the tally because they had not updated their job-seeker status.
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One in five teenage girls are mothers, with some 13,000 dropping out of school each year to raise their children, UNFPA says.
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He then used his proceeds to found Fresco News, dropping out of college to build a company around the news-sharing app.
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Soon after dropping out of the Republican primary himself, he performed the role of standing behind Trump and nodding at appropriate intervals.
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It is worth asking about the future of NBA players' involvement in the World Cup, with so many top players dropping out.
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Evidence is now mounting that a growing number of first-time buyers are giving up and dropping out of the market altogether.
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Cramer's one-line letter to the city Monday did not include any reason for her dropping out of the city council race.
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Actor Will Ferrell is dropping out of a film project documenting former President Ronald Reagan's battle with Alzheimer's that is sparking controversy.
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After dropping out of NYU Tisch, where she studied film, King worked on film sets in New Orleans as a prop person.
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We drove around and picked up wooden pallets and cashed them in for the money I always felt bad about dropping out.
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"The difference between third and fifth in Iowa could be the difference between staying in and dropping out of race," he said.
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Before dropping out of the race, Ms. Warren had also proposed making public colleges and universities tuition-free without an income limit.
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Jay Inslee also competed for the Democratic nomination, running on a platform directed at fighting climate change, before dropping out in August.
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These students have as high a risk of dropping out of college as low-income Hispanic or African-American students, researchers say.
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Trans students face bullying in school, which can lead to dropping out and landing in a high-risk, precarious line of work.
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On March 2, she announced that she'd be dropping out from the Democratic presidential race and endorsing former Vice President Joe Biden.
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Former Mayor Pete Buttigieg announced on Sunday night that he is dropping out of the 2020 race, his campaign confirmed to Insider.
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The prospect of one or more of the remaining major candidates dropping out before Super Tuesday is undercut by a basic fact.
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The repeal-only bill would cause insurers to begin dropping out of the marketplace as soon as next year, the CBO said.
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Two weeks ago I reported on colleges that provide several hundred dollars to students near graduation to keep them from dropping out.
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Consolation prize: After dropping out of the White House race he ran for and got to keep his Senate seat. 2. Rep.
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A Kansas Democrat running for a House seat in 2018 is dropping out of the race on Friday amid sexual harassment allegations.
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Or they're dropping out of US-based conferences to stand in solidarity with the scientists who are now barred from entering America.
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She told Vox she ended up dropping out of graduate school and pursuing a different career as a musician and sound healer.
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He moved there to attend the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts (PAFA) after dropping out of the School of the MFA Boston.
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Carson angrily denied he would be dropping out of the race, after the Ted Cruz campaign spread the false rumor to supporters.
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The CEO of Uber, who was scheduled to come to Code, is now dropping out and sending in his place Arianna Huffington.
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After dropping out of the race, Carson threw his support to Trump, who named him housing secretary after winning the November election.
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What they found was a bit surprising: Living near a Planned Parenthood did correlate with fewer female students dropping out of school.
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CIRCLEVILLE, Ohio – One World War II veteran celebrated this Memorial Day weekend by receiving a high school diploma – 74 years after dropping out.
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The presumed options would be one of Walker or Begich dropping out and endorsing the other — or perhaps some kind of unity ticket.
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After dropping out of school, the future Apple founder had a lot of time on his hands and wandered into a calligraphy course.
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Both Carson and Perry ran against President Donald Trump during a crowded Republican presidential primary, before dropping out and both eventually endorsing Trump.
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If Biden's mission is a return to "normalcy," he'd be doing his party a favor by dropping out immediately and backing another moderate.
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Pilots are quitting their full time jobs and dropping out of college to pursue the dream of being a full-time drone racer.
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Some athletes, including the world's third-ranked golfer, Rory McIlroy, have even said they're considering dropping out of the games because of Zika.
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Rep. Seth Moulton is announcing he is dropping out of the presidential race in a speech to a Democratic National Committee meeting Friday.
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And Apple co-founder Steve Jobs once said that dropping out of Reed College was "one of the best decisions" he ever made.
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Columbus, Ohio (CNN)"They were absolutely magic," John Kasich said Wednesday, as he announced that he was dropping out of the presidential race.
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By the age of 14, girls are dropping out of sports at twice the rate of boys, according to the Women's Sports Foundation.
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But if he hadn't taken big risks — like, say, dropping out of Harvard to launch a social network — he wouldn't see big payoffs.
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Related Video: Refinery29 is partnering with Gatorade to find out why girls are dropping out of sports at a faster rate than boys.
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Kasich ran against Trump for the Republican nomination, and has been a prominent holdout ever since dropping out of the race in May.
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They're dropping out of school — or not enrolling at all — because of several challenges: limited classroom space, bullying, language barriers, and transportation costs.
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READ: Beto O'Rourke is dropping out Lu Ann Pedrick, a Des Moines- based party activist and Booker supporter who lists South Bend, Ind.
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Three percent of patients discontinued treatment due to side effects, such as elevated liver enzymes, with one patient dropping out with brain swelling.
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New York, in the midst of major changes, was all too willing to turn the page on oppressed minorities dropping out of sight.
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"I'm convinced ... many in the press want him to be nominee," Marco Rubio said of Trump shortly before dropping out of the race.
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Suddenly, frozen birds start dropping out of the sky and then a nearly frozen man appears, begging the riders to let him in.
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Farmer announced to Melody that he was dropping out of school, but not before he could redirect his student loans toward meteoritic investment.
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For decades, the women there didn't have access to pads, which resulted in health problems and girls missing school or dropping out entirely.
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After dropping out in 10th grade, he landed a role in the Disney series "Flash Forward," and the family relocated to Los Angeles.
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The ad called the Texas senator out for his campaign's dissemination of rumors that Ben Carson was dropping out before the Iowa caucuses.
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An American Institute for Research study from 218.9 estimates the cost of dropping out, measured in lost earnings and taxes, at $22016 billion.
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The lack of proper menstrual hygiene and sanitation has been linked to girls dropping out of school and lower productivity in the workplace.
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Uber cofounder and former CEO Travis Kalanick studied computer engineering at UCLA before dropping out to work on now-defunct search engine Scour.
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He started his first company when he was just 17 years old after dropping out of school at age 16,according to Biography.com.
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The footage quickly went viral on social media: Promptly after dropping out of the race, Ted Cruz elbowed his wife in the head.
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Marsha Blackburn -- a Trump favorite -- was not only not dropping out, but might even be the front-runner in a primary against Corker?
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United sent shockwaves through the marketplace earlier this year when it announced it is considering dropping out of the ObamaCare exchanges after 2016.
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In fact, he polled badly in the 2008 Democratic primary, coming in fifth in the Iowa caucuses before dropping out of the race.
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" Without the DCL, Singh fears that "we'll go back to the days of students dropping out or leaving school to avoid their rapists.
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While he personally managed to find immense success after dropping out of high school, the rapper encourages people to take their education seriously.
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It would prevent plans from dropping out of the exchange market while continuing to offer coverage in the higher-yield off-exchange market.
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New York was next, where she studied fashion design at Parsons before dropping out to start her career at Miu Miu, in Milan.
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She won the French Open in 2016 and Wimbledon in 2017 but struggled in 2018 and 2019, dropping out of the top 10.
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More broadly, women dropping out of the workforce because they can't afford child care may be a less common scenario than it seems.
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Rubio has kept a relatively low profile since dropping out of the Republican presidential primary and coming close to resigning his Senate seat.
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The "mental health of a student" and "death of a parent" were cited as other reasons for dropping out, according to the poll.
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Williamson previously appeared at several Democratic debates during the 2020 cycle before dropping out in the days leading up to the Iowa caucuses.
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WASHINGTON — After they wooed him in Taormina, Italy, in 2017, President Trump snubbed world leaders by dropping out of the Paris climate accords.
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The former Maryland governor announced he was dropping out of the Democratic race at his caucus party at Wooly's in Des Moines, Iowa.
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A recent survey found that 39 percent of college students with loans would consider dropping out of school before taking on more debt.
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But they fell from there, and automakers who once scrambled to catch up to Chrysler's hit vehicle began dropping out of the race.
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Magar - alert in her blue school uniform - seems worlds away from the 14-year-old orphan who came so close to dropping out.
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For some current and former aides who hold deep respect for the senator, dropping out at this juncture is a smart political move.
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De Blasio has said that's when he'll think about dropping out, though he's left the door open for sticking around a bit longer.
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He ripped the political class, saying predictions that he'll be hurt by other candidates dropping out of the race won't come to pass.
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WASHINGTON — After they wooed him in Taormina, Italy, in 2017, President Trump snubbed world leaders by dropping out of the Paris climate accords.
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Mr. DeRogatis worked with three separate media outlets on the story, each of which progressed far along the editing process before dropping out.
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The theme of the music video was a nod to Swift dropping out of the public eye over the course of the past year.
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Once again, Mr. Trump accused the Cruz campaign of stealing the Iowa victory by claiming that day, incorrectly, that Ben Carson was dropping out.
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Simpson noted that the students might end up with a cloudy beer, since lower gravity may prevent the yeast from dropping out of suspension.
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Then, after she heard about our second carrier dropping out, she texted me to ask if I ever considered working with a family member.
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Iowa's dominant health insurance company, Wellmark Blue Cross & Blue Shield, is dropping out of the individual insurer market, according to The Des Moines Register.
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But she says her current role with an organization that helps high school students at risk of dropping out would continue to be important.
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Zubaira Tukhugov was also expected to face Tiago Trator before dropping out for a potential anti-doping violation from a drug test with USADA.
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Rural counties nationwide were hit especially hard by insurers dropping out, according to Maggie Elehwany, a vice president at the National Rural Health Association.
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I hope that the experience of attending college will become so meaningful that no one who could help it could even imagine dropping out.
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These figures are troubling, noted Volkow, who explained that regular use of marijuana is associated with adverse effects such as dropping out of school.
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Hickenlooper is not on the cusp of dropping out of the race, a senior Democrat who spoke to the governor Monday night tells CNN.
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Steve Jobs After dropping out of college, Jobs took a position as a video game designer at Atari, but the job didn't last long.
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While online learning has promise, it still suffers from incredibly high churn rates, Parsons said, with many dropping out halfway through the teaching process.
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The presumed options would be one of Walker or Begich dropping out and endorsing the other, or perhaps some kind of a unity ticket.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders, the new 2020 frontrunner, is set to benefit more than any other candidate from Andrew Yang dropping out of the race.
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"I didn't know if I really belonged there," she says, admitting that she contemplated "dropping out" of school, but ultimately refused to give in.
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Carson, who endorsed Trump days after dropping out of the primary race in early March, has occasionally acted as a surrogate for the campaign.
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Perry was governor of Texas from 2000 to 2015, and a candidate in the Republican primaries last year before dropping out and endorsing Sen.
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For example, Republicans Mike Huckabee and Rick Santorum both won in Iowa in 2008 and 2012 respectfully, before later dropping out of the race.
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Cruz and Kasich quit the GOP race as ballots were being printed, and Carson never officially notified the state that he was dropping out.
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I had taken creative writing in college and did a book of poetry for my final project because I knew I was dropping out.
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In a statement to BuzzFeed News Saturday, Lipinski cited his distrust of Trump as his reason for dropping out of the March For Life.
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MEXICO CITY – Mexican independent candidate and former first lady Margarita Zavala says she is dropping out of the country&aposs July 1 presidential race.
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LF Ben Gamel regained the American League batting lead after dropping out a day earlier because he didn't have enough plate appearances to qualify.
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If you're reading this with a sister, friend, or daughter who is considering dropping out of a sport in mind, encourage her not to.
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As a kid who stood nearly six feet tall, Huston had become the lightweight champion of his high school before dropping out at fifteen.
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"It's possible to envision a scenario in which a grand coalition emerges with Prayut dropping out to support the princess as PM," said Chambers.
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Since dropping out of the 2016 race for the White House, Rubio has been under increasing pressure to seek reelection to his Senate seat.
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Gates taught himself programming at the age of 13, and, after dropping out of Harvard, founded Microsoft when he was just 19 years old.
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In fact, Cruz called on the rest of the GOP field to "prayerfully" consider dropping out of the race during his election-night speech.
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However, if you're a student thinking about not going to college or considering dropping out, remember that even Gates and Zuckerberg got into college.
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Fiorina has been silent since dropping out of the race last month, but she was a notable target of Trump's misogyny on the trail.
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During CNN's live coverage, Jake Tapper and Dana Bash called the move "very unusual," but said nothing about Carson dropping out of the race.
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After dropping out of middle school to pursue a career as a machinist, he worked to become a key player in the pipe industry.
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That would help ease insurer concerns about the stability of the law, amid attention on spiking premiums and insurers dropping out of the market.
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The presumed options would be one of Walker or Begich dropping out and endorsing the other — or perhaps some kind of a unity ticket.
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And it's also the way you teach coding needs to be attractive to girls, and we need to really understand why they're dropping out.
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Whenever I see these stats, I ask myself, why are women and girls dropping out, when there is so much opportunity ahead of us?
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The study cited that women were dropping out due to "hostile" male culture, a sense of isolation and lack of a clear career path.
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Spencer refuses, because she can't leave her family — especially Veronica, who is dropping out of the Senate because her husband basically killed a person.
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When those same teachers try to work out which children are most at risk of dropping out of school, they get no such aid.
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In 1992, Ross Perot garnered nearly 20 million votes (19 percent), despite dropping out of the race for several weeks and then re-entering.
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They have each taken on a group of freshmen who were at-risk of dropping out and worked with them to stay in school.
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Cruz has faced criticism after campaign workers incorrectly told Ben Carson supporters during the Iowa caucuses that their candidate would be dropping out during.
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Anthem, which sells Affordable Care Act plans in 14 states this year, left the door open to dropping out of other states this year.
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State Treasurer Jake LaTurner (R) said he hasn't ruled out dropping out of the Kansas state senate race after receiving encouragement from former Gov.
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He became fixated on a false story spread by Senator Ted Cruz's campaign the night of the Iowa caucuses that he was dropping out.
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After dropping out of the race, Mr. Bush met with his former opponents, except for Mr. Trump, but until now declined to back anyone.
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Another reason he's frequently on the road is that he's lived at home with his parents since dropping out of Washington University, in 2012.
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These policies could lead to healthy people dropping out of the market, creating a sicker pool and higher costs for insurers, the brief said.
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That day, she said there are too many students who, like me, don't fit in traditional schools and are at risk of dropping out.
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A day after suffering heavy losses in Michigan and three other states, he made it clear that he was not dropping out just yet.
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I managed to graduate at the age of 22 (funnily enough, dropping out of high school caused me to start college a year early).
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Gillibrand followed up with a video on her Twitter account announcing she was officially dropping out: Today, I am ending my campaign for president.
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Kelsey Davis was on the verge of dropping out of the S. I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University two years ago.
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Seth Moulton ran his campaign for the Democratic nomination from April to August of 2019, dropping out after failing to develop a significant following.
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Elizabeth Warren considering dropping out as well, the chances that neither Sanders or former Vice President Joe Biden will reach 1,991 delegates has shrunk.
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Those delegates are from American Samoa, which former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg won on Super Tuesday before dropping out and endorsing Biden.
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"I can't imagine him dropping out without getting his chance to get this guy one on one in a debate," the Sanders aide said.
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The semester after he was cleared he called home, sobbing, to say he could no longer take it and was dropping out, she said.
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There are no pace setters who run next to the leaders in those races and keep them at a certain speed before dropping out.
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Carson finished fourth at 9 percent but blamed his fourth-place finish on Cruz's campaign for telling caucus-goers that Carson was dropping out.
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But it was that Walmsley chose to finish rather than dropping out that made it clear to ultrarunners that he was one of them.
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Representative Eric Swalwell did the right thing as a going-nowhere candidate by dropping out and running for re-election to his House seat.
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She said that 28 of 266 local councils would be "significantly affected" with the Mormon Church dropping out, but that the organization would rebound.
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Tim Ryan, a former presidential candidate from Ohio who endorsed Biden after dropping out, said Sunday ahead of a Biden rally in Des Moines.
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Kamala Harris and Cory Booker dropping out of the race, and she is a popular second choice in key early states like Iowa, too.
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After the first Democratic Party debate, in June, a few of the field's nearly two dozen candidates will start dropping out of the race.
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The CEOs of BlackRock, Blackstone, SoftBank, Standard Chartered, Credit Suisse and others have all made a return this year after dropping out last year.
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Those who had little before the hurricane and lost everything fared the worst, often dropping out of school and sinking into unemployment as adults.
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After dropping out of college at the University of Wisconsin/La Crosse, she launched her first business, a window-dressing kit called Kurtain Kraft.
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When Univision moderator Jorge Ramos pressed if she would consider dropping out if she was indicted over the email issue, Clinton appeared visibly irritated.
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Right now, Republican senators are figuring out what to do if Moore stays in the race (and he shows no sign of dropping out).
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But Ted Cruz swore he was going to fight all the way to the convention until the moment he announced he was dropping out.
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But just a short while later, Mr. O'Malley was preparing to announce that he would be dropping out of the race, making that delegate moot.
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This was a reference to the Cruz campaign implying to its Iowa precinct captains that retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson was dropping out of the race.
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To be clear: No one is dropping out of the race until the first debates -- and maybe not even for a few months after that.
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At one point, the conditions were so bad that Linden says she felt like calling it a day and dropping out of the race entirely.
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Cain has denied the harassment claims and said he was dropping out because joining the Fed would require him to take a deep pay cut.
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All of these skins and other Summer Games cosmetics will have a chance of dropping out of loot boxes collected during the Summer Games event.
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In a video shared by The Hollywood Reporter on Twitter, the actor can be seen walking along the stage before suddenly dropping out of frame.
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As the controversy built and marquee speakers began dropping out of the festival, the magazine's widely respected editor, David Remnick, disinvited Bannon from the event.
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Why would you want to involve yourself that's ... Well, you were dropping out of a civilization that was really corrupt to create another one, ideally.
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Eric Swalwell said on Monday that he's dropping out of the 2020 presidential race, and billionaire Tom Steyer announced Tuesday that he's joining the field.
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Where technology and economics collide The stock market is freaking out over a report that Google is dropping out of the race to buy Twitter.
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Several CEOs began dropping out of Trump's outside business councils, in an effort to distance themselves from the WH, until Trump abruptly disbanded them altogether.
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Both he and his co-founder had wanted to study computer science at college but ended up dropping out because of the expense, he says.
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Kids with the lowest social and emotional competency scores were at the highest risk for dropping out of school, legal problems and substance abuse issues.
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Mr. Lee said he grew up in Europe and Washington, and after dropping out of Harvard College, eventually earned a law degree from Fordham University.
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Mr. Kasich acknowledged last week that he considered dropping out of the race after Mr. Trump routed him in those contests, but decided to continue.
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The unemployment rate fell to 4.7 percent, but the decline was driven by potential workers dropping out of the job hunt rather than increased hires.
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After dropping out of high school at 17, he signed a publishing deal to write for others, well aware that that wasn't his ultimate goal.
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Ultimately, I don't regret dropping out of college because I am able to support myself and my partner and I've never struggled to find jobs.
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Former GOP presidential candidate Rick Santorum will speak on behalf of Marco Rubio, who the former Pennsylvania senator endorsed after dropping out of the race.
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These, of course, are the Cubs, for whom no bit of good fortune arrives without expectations of an anvil eventually dropping out of the sky.
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On Friday, he said he would vote for Clinton in November, but that he's not dropping out and that he is not endorsing her now.
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Cain was a Republican candidate for president in 20123 before dropping out amid allegations by several women of sexual harassment, which he has vehemently denied.
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It seems that when egalitarian welfare states give people more choices, many women take advantage of those choices by dropping out of the rat race.
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For another, they have to keep all of the candidates from dropping out, despite having no chance of winning the nomination on the campaign trail.
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Unlike his brother, James has never worked outside the family businesses, other than the hip-hop record label he founded after dropping out of Harvard.
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And finally, this newsletter's editor, Tom Wright-Piersanti, is going bold: I'm setting the over/under for candidates dropping out during the summer at 2.5.
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He studied sculpture and art history at the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris before dropping out to become a hairstylist and milliner.
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But Biden's South Carolina win, followed by Klobuchar and Buttigieg dropping out to endorse him, seemed to clarify things for these voters on Super Tuesday.
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But just days after dropping out of the race earlier this month, he closed all of his offices except those in six key swing states.
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When girls start dropping out of her school because of "powerful and dangerous men," Malala realizes she can no longer wish for a magic pencil.
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Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar, who won't be competing after dropping out and signaling they'll endorse Biden, could net him their delegates under some scenarios.
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I remember everything inside of me dropping out of my butthole when I saw Robin Williams was going to be a killer in a movie!
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He was an earring-wearing rebel in his younger days, dropping out of Harvard in 1995 to found a hip-hop record label, Rawkus Records.
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And though she admitted to being worried after his heart scare, she said it had not prompted them to consider dropping out of the race.
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The narrative began just hours before the Iowa caucuses, when the Cruz campaign spread false reports that Ben Carson was dropping out of the race.
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As a grad student at Georgia Tech, Betsy DiSalvo noticed African American males dropping out at high rates from undergraduate Introduction to Computer Science classes.
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The unemployment rate fell to 85033 percent, but the decline was driven by potential workers dropping out of the job hunt rather than increased hires.
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He was raised in Cos Cob, a comfortable suburb of Connecticut and spent three years at Colby College before dropping out to drive a truck.
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He enrolled in graduate studies in sculpture at the Yale School of Art before dropping out when his dabbling in performance began turning more serious.
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Harris dropping out also comes after recent polls showed she has dropped to sixth place in the Democratic primary ... even behind late entry Michael Bloomberg.
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New York (CNN Business)Actress Emma Thompson has made public her reason for dropping out of "Luck," a highly-anticipated animated feature by Skydance Animation.
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Children are focusing on single sports at younger ages, with 12-years-olds dropping out because it's "too late" and they are "not good enough".
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Insurance companies have warned for months that they would begin dropping out of the marketplace if they didn't see some signs of stability from Congress.
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But the other factor was Armstrong himself, who despite dropping out of school in the fifth grade had a scholar's proclivity for saving and indexing.
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Their initial enthusiasm for Ban Ki-moon, the former secretary general of the United Nations, was quashed as he barely began campaigning before dropping out.
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EDT: Marco Rubio sits down with Jake Tapper on CNN's "The Lead" for his first national TV interview since dropping out of the presidential race.
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During the Iowa caucuses, the Texas senator's campaign was accused of spreading a false rumor that rival Ben Carson was dropping out of the race.
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Analysis: Castro dropping out is another reality check on American politics Julián Castro has dropped out of the 2020 Democratic race for the White House.
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But she abandoned that bid in January 2014, well before the primary, dropping out and running for the House two years later when Lummis retired.
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Since dropping out of school at age 16 to start his first business, Richard Branson has built eight billion-dollar companies in eight different sectors.
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The California senator told Iowa staff Tuesday that she was dropping out of the 2020 race, a source on the campaign confirmed to VICE News.
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They were right — when I got my first job in college, I ended up dropping out of school to focus on work and earning more.
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Many experts and health-care groups warn that repeal will destabilize ObamaCare markets, leading to premium increases or insurers simply dropping out of certain areas.
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Steve BullockSteve BullockKrystal Ball: What Harris's exit means for the other 2900 candidates Trump on Harris dropping out of race: 'We will miss you Kamala!
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A bid for the chairmanship of the Democratic National Committee in 2017 that ended with Mr. Buttigieg dropping out of the race shortly before voting.
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If a student is at risk of falling behind or dropping out, advisors can reach out with personalized emails, text messages or in-person meetings.
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Here, again, fewer healthy people in the Obamacare market means higher costs to insurers, which leads to higher premiums and possibly more insurers dropping out.
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Dropping out of school, he embarks on a campaign of self-education and, after a year at Stanford, drops out again to start his own company.
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The training under Coach Kuo is strict, exhausting and filled with lots of tears, leading to at least three or four students dropping out every season.
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A 2016 Trump voter, he focused on school finance reform and issues facing the middle class before dropping out of the race in late January. Rep.
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Blanch said Iran has several options, including dropping out of the nuclear agreement, but the most likely is that Iran will take indirect actions through proxies.
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He said he was "lazy" at school and thought only of football, ultimately dropping out of school and losing his way before getting a second chance.
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If the students hadn't been as well prepared for studying STEM in college, for example, it would increase their chances of dropping out of rigorous programs.
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I am tired of my favorite background television suddenly dropping out of the catalog, then having to hunt it down and find it on another service.
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During that time, Val enrolled in high school, while Plaw, who dreamed of being a doctor, started night school before dropping out to support his family.
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Oakland producer Russell E.L. Butler has announced a new EP, I'm Dropping Out Of Life, inspired by the tragic Ghost Ship fire in Oakland last December.
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In June, South Korean steelmaker Posco said it was dropping out of a joint venture with electronics giant Samsung SDI to build a factory in Chile.
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After dropping out of the spotlight, she re-emerged on Twitter last August to say that she was happily enrolled in fashion school and doing well.
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And he's poised to play a pivotal role in the writing of the party's platform in July—dropping out now would cede most of his leverage.
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Though Pi — or, I should say now, Spansive — is dropping plans for its own cone charger, it's not dropping out of the consumer wireless charging space.
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" In another recent interview with Marie Claire, Coppola admitted that dropping out of her Coppola-ified version of the film was her "most agonizing career decision.
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However, last month Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Stripe and eBay said they were dropping out of the coalition behind Libra, amid increased scrutiny from the U.S. government.
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After dropping out of high school at 16 years old, he started a youth culture magazine called Student, which was for students and run by students.
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Paul unsuccessfully ran for president in the Republican primary, and after dropping out in early February jumped back into the race to keep his Senate seat.
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Jay Inslee (D) on Thursday for helping to bring the issue of climate change to the forefront before eventually dropping out of the 85033 presidential race.
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Liberation is a transfer high school, meaning that virtually all the students come there after dropping out or falling far behind at their previous high schools.
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Inslee released his sixth and final climate proposal, a plan focused on agriculture and farmers, hours before he announced he was dropping out of the race.
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He bashed Cruz for his campaign spreading an ultimately false assertion that fellow candidate Ben Carson was dropping out on the day of the Iowa caucuses.
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Carson has slammed Cruz's campaign for wrongly telling Iowa voters that the retired neurosurgeon was dropping out of the race on the night of the caucuses.
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Jay Inslee (D) on Thursday for helping to bring the issue of climate change to the forefront before eventually dropping out of the 2020 presidential race.
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Here's a look at which top-tier Democratic candidates will benefit the most from 13 lower and mid-tier contenders dropping out, according to Insider polling.
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Here's a look at which top-tier Democratic candidates will benefit the most from 13 lower and mid-tier contenders dropping out, according to Insider polling.
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After dropping out of school at 13 to help support his family, he was apprenticed to a clothes dyer, a precursor to the modern dry cleaner.
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Boasting of his "breadth of support," Mr. Cruz suggested that it was time for Mr. Rubio and Mr. Kasich to consider dropping out of the race.
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In Houston, Uber has argued, the fingerprinting requirement is responsible for a huge backlog of applicants, leading to 20,000 drivers dropping out of the signup process.
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Dropping Out "Marijuana, Vietnam War draft dodgers and artists gave Nelson its tree-hugging, bohemian soul," Mr. Levin wrote of British Columbia's most famous counterculture community.
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The president-elect said he was unaware of the comments by Mr. Graham, who was a Republican candidate for president before dropping out a year ago.
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Before dropping out, the two billionaires had spent a combined $783.9 million on advertising alone, according to a tally by Kantar Media's Campaign Media Analysis Group.
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Aides believed that she would benefit from other candidates' dropping out the race, and that the departures of former Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Ind.
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After dropping out of high school in a small village, he had worked at a neighbor's sawmill, and did other odd jobs to support his family.
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Speaking to reporters after dropping out of the presidential race last week, a deflated Elizabeth Warren admitted that her theory of the Democratic primary was wrong.
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"We were there first and we never left so we built that credibility that some late endorsement and people dropping out, they don't affect," Rocha said.
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Abedi attended school in Manchester, and went on to study at Salford University in 2014 where he studied business management before dropping out, the Telegraph reported.
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He failed — dropping out just before the first round of ballots — but that did little to dampen enthusiasm for the young mayor among some party insiders.
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She knew it was a big pack up front, but did not notice that some of the top runners were dropping out because of the conditions.
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Before dropping out of the race, Castro was vocal about the DNC's criteria for the debates, which he said put candidates of color at a disadvantage.
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The results began to thin the field of Democrats seeking the right to take on Trump, with businessman Andrew Yang and Senator Michael Bennet dropping out.
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After studying economics in college, and dropping out a few credits short of his degree, Lyon decided to switch career paths and became a professional gamer.
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Some of the tiny gains that had been made were knocked off in May, showing more people were dropping out of the labor force than returning.
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" He added that reports of him dropping out before Tuesday's winner-take-all primary in Florida, which will award 99 delegates, are "100 percent, categorically false.
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When Miguel Sanchez, 29, started driving for Uber in 2012 after dropping out of Glendale Community College in Arizona, he dreamed of starting a taco stand.
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The media have practically written him off, even though he intends to compete in Nevada and South Carolina and has expressed no intention of dropping out.
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And here, again, fewer healthy people in the Obamacare market means higher costs to insurers, which leads to higher premiums and possibly more insurers dropping out.
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Following the Ebola crisis in Liberia, the rate of girls dropping out of school has sharply risen after schools closed and students were forced to stay home.
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I say should because Rubio dropping out of the race has confused some of the polling, and also because this is 2016 and everything is completely insane.
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He ended up dropping out more than a month before voting began, and spent most of the time before that — and after it — fighting with Donald Trump.
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Presidential candidate Andrew Yang is officially dropping out of the 2020 Democratic primary race after a disappointing sixth-place finish in the New Hampshire primary, he announced.
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Eventually he would move to Los Angeles, where he lives and works today, but not before enrolling in (and dropping out of) the Art Institute of Dallas.
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Handshakes are being discouraged at next month's Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, where some high-profile companies are already dropping out due to concerns over the coronavirus.
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The life that I refer to dropping out of, is a life where dreams are put on hold, where concessions are made in order to just survive.
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Prominent bankers, such as JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon, and media organizations have been dropping out of an investment conference scheduled for later this month in Riyadh.
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After dropping out of high school, Meat-Meat traveled with a woman to New York with dreams of starting his own roofing business and building a family.
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But it points out that almost everywhere, men aged between 25 and 54 are dropping out of the workforce, a development it attributes in part to automation.
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Huntsman was staff secretary to President Richard Nixon and in 1988 briefly challenged Utah Governor Norm Bangerter for the Republican nomination before dropping out of the race.
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Students were dropping out with no degree or graduating without securing jobs, and all the while they still had to pay back loans taken out for school.
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The rally began last spring when UnitedHealth was one of the first to announce it would be dropping out of the health insurance exchanges created under Obamacare.
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After dropping out, Levine found Fullstack Academy, a coding boot camp based in New York, and completed a three-month program, which cost $221,25 at the time.
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Andrea Ramsey, a 56-year-old Democratic candidate from Kansas, announced the end of her campaign on social media, dropping out of the race to unseat Rep.
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John Mackey studied religion and philosophy at the University of Texas before dropping out, borrowing $45,000, and starting a health food store called SaferWay in downtown Austin.
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With Bush dropping out, Rubio or Kasich -- whoever's the last man standing -- has serious growth potential, likely picking up most of the rest's so-called establishment supporters.
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And if tons of people are dropping out of the workforce, and everyone's still getting checks from the government, no strings attached, wouldn't the cost become prohibitive?
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Some believe in staying vigilant against the prospect of Chinese communists dropping out of the sky Red Dawn–style, "shit hitting the fan," or total societal decay.
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The famously tough-talking Chris Christie grumbled to reporters time and again that he would not attack Trump, only doing so before dropping out of the race.
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There is little question that the rising cost of college education is a problem, but the cost of not going—or, worse, dropping out—is higher still.
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But, he added, Republicans will have to act eventually to make reforms to the exchanges, where insurers are dropping out and leaving many counties with few options.
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Back in February, Amal Clooney announced that she and George were expecting twins, and George dropping out of the ceremony suggests that Amal's due date is soon.
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She scared the family by dropping out of high school and dabbling in drugs but got it together later in life and helps out whenever she can.
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BELQINA, Egypt (Reuters) - An Egyptian artist who educated himself after dropping out of school has spent three years creating what he hopes is the world's biggest Koran.
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Shamrock won two fights, heard about Royce dropping out, and after injuring his ankle in the course of winning his semifinal, decided to withdraw from the final.
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I stayed in the GSA for as long as I could before changing schools, then dropping out of school at 17 to make a life for myself.
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Schools in Massachusetts use similar predictive analysis to identify students in danger of dropping out so educators can help them stay on track for college and careers.
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The young company initially joined Phandeeyar, a tech accelerator in major city Yangon, before dropping out due to a disagreement on terms, CEO and founder Wicks said.
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There are other ideas focused more on socioeconomic issues, such as stricter alcohol policies, raising the age for dropping out of school, and some behavioral intervention programs.
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The U.S. was short-handed, with many of the NBA's best dropping out of the event, leaving a thin roster reliant on several young players and veterans.
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Over 12 million children are living in poverty in the U.S., an entire generation of young people who are at increased risk of dropping out of school.
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State insurance officials say they are feeling pressure to approve large ObamaCare premium increases to prevent more insurers losing money from dropping out of the market altogether.
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"Luke was laying ... just inches from me, and without Jedi I would have had no idea that he was dropping out of a safe range," Dorrie wrote.
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Suddenly Miocic was booked into a title eliminator against Andrei Arlovksi and it seemed as though he had been rewarded for dropping out of the Rothwell bout.
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The app also rewards users who maintain long conversations with people they're interested in — to try to get around the problem of people "dropping out" of conversations.
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Jindal, the former Louisiana governor, delivered a stinging speech in Washington ripping Trump as "insecure" and "dangerous" two months before dropping out of the race in November.
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Breaking Michael Bloomberg is dropping out of the 2020 race, wrapping up a costly bid that failed to win over moderates as they converged around Joe Biden.
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Throughout my time on Grand Bahama, whenever a teacher, principal, or politician spoke about the importance of education, the emphasis was on keeping kids from dropping out.
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If none of the other Republican contenders start dropping out soon, it's possible that no one candidate will be able to get the majority of the vote.
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Economists believe the lack of paid leave is one reason American women are dropping out of the labor force, and that's bad news for the US economy.
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Holdsworth said she thinks that Buttigieg, who announced his endorsement of Biden shortly after dropping out of the race, would have made a strong general election candidate.
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She lost in the first round in Miami later that month, then won three matches at the French Open before dropping out with an injured pectoral muscle.
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"I saw all these people dropping out and they were all endorsing Biden, and I thought, Biden is the one who can be elected," said Badon, 57.
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Elizabeth Warren appears to be dropping out of the presidential race, many Democratic voters will be watching who she throws her support behind for the party's nomination.
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Mahathir's party, the Malaysian United Indigenous Party (Bersatu) announced Monday it would be dropping out of the ruling coalition Pakatan Harapan in support of the prime minister.
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Celebrity Boxing has had some issues lately with stars like Angry Bagel Guy and Lenny Dykstra dropping out at the 11th hour -- so hopefully, Mary follows through.
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The unemployment rate — 4.7 percent in December — is at a postrecession low, but the figure obscures how many people are dropping out of the labor force entirely.
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Ms. Saxon was on a stage almost 20 years ago, graduating from the same East Harlem program in 1997 after dropping out of Seward Park High School.
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Georgia State is one of a growing number of colleges and universities using what is known as predictive analytics to spot students in danger of dropping out.
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Joe Sestak announced Sunday evening that he is dropping out of the 2020 presidential race, leaving the total number of Democrats left in the field at 17.
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Sen. Amy Klobuchar is dropping out of the 2020 presidential race after a disappointing performance in South Carolina, CNN and The New York Times reported on Monday.
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Unlike his older brother Lachlan, James Murdoch has never worked outside the family businesses, other than founding a hip-hop record label after dropping out of Harvard.
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In the last few weeks, two other Blue Cross companies announced that they were dropping out of exchanges, in Nebraska and in parts of Kansas and Missouri.
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The author and spiritual leader has been soliciting donations to pay off her campaign debt since dropping out of the 2020 Democratic presidential primary earlier this month.
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Because of the cold temperatures sweeping the nation, iguanas are dropping out of trees like overripe mangoes, littering the ground in an apparent state of rigor mortis.
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But because 100 Thieves had other businesses to rely on, dropping out of Call of Duty wasn't as huge of a blow as it could have been.
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Insurers say they are losing money on their ObamaCare plans at a rapid rate, and some have begun to talk about dropping out of the marketplaces altogether.
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He was a standout high school player in Radcliff, Ky., before dropping out in his senior year because of what he described as personal and academic issues.
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After dropping out of high school to work on the Trump campaign, Allen took courses online through Liberty University to get her diploma and take college courses.
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The rush of donations began after the other leading Republican hopeful, Paul J. Massey Jr., announced on June 2000 that he was dropping out of the race.
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He had been arrested on March 22016 in Madison, Wisconsin, where he'd moved after the FBI raid that had scared him into dropping out of the Xbox scene.
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In grade school, he started out with a crayon-fixing business before upgrading to a failed social network called Spling, after dropping out of college as a freshman.
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After dropping out of the race in May, Cruz withheld his endorsement of his party's nominee, snubbing him at the Republican National Convention before coming around in September.
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In addition to dropping out of SNL, Grande opted to skip the Emmy Awards earlier this month as she continues to heal after a number of tragic events.
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Mr. Yang is going to announce that he's dropping out of the race for president when he comes and gives his speech here sometime shortly after 210:3003.
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Yes, Donald Trump won a plurality of GOP primary votes, but close to 60% of Republican voters did not support him prior to Cruz and Kasich dropping out.
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Now that Senator Bernie Sanders is effectively dropping out of the presidential race and endorsing Hillary Clinton, what's Donald Trump's best strategy for courting the former Sanders voters?
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Be smart: Among the reasons for dropping out of the workforce are drug use, a felony conviction and a lack of skills after a long bout of unemployment.
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The younger Mr. Geffen wrote in his high school yearbook that he wanted to be a lawyer, like his brother, but he ended up dropping out of college.
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With the exception of Saudi Aramco, this year's top 4.33 companies are almost all familiar companies, with only Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway dropping out of the top 10.
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Dropping out of the large-cap index after their market capitalisation fell are medical technology company Convatec , Madame Tussauds owner Merlin Entertainments and defence and engineering contractor Babcock.
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Philip Bilden, Trump's first pick for Navy secretary, also withdrew over financial issues -- a week after both the White House and Pentagon publicly denied he was dropping out.
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Despite dropping out during Class VII school (the equivalent of seventh grade in the U.S.), Joshi was very active in international computer science competitions, which attracted MIT's notice.
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Yet, the pick-up in annual CPI inflation was largely due to an unusually weak result from the first quarter of last year dropping out of the calculation.
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AG: We actually see more and more people not dropping out of school and not leaving jobs and realizing instead that you can start companies on the side.
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After dropping out of Kenwood Academy High School during his senior year, R. Kelly allegedly continued frequenting the campus while visiting his old music teacher, Dr. Lena McLin.
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Quite early in the evening Mr Rubio accepted blame for the failure of his campaign, which was running out of money, and announced that he was dropping out.
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Dropping out of New York University in 2005, Gaga made a deal with her dad that if things didn't work out for her music career, she'd go back.
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Research shows that girls tend to start dropping out of sports and skipping gym classes around the onset of puberty, a sharp decline not mirrored by adolescent boys.
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Dean, whose tenure as DNC chairman from 220006 to 2202 was marked by its successful "2628 States Strategy," briefly ran for DNC chair this year before dropping out.
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While the White House was preparing for the possibility Jackson could withdraw, it was not clear Wednesday evening whether Jackson was leaning toward dropping out or pressing forward.
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The song, called "Sand Hill Road," features shoutouts to common tropes in the Silicon Valley scene, such as drinking Soylent, wearing Allbirds sneakers, and dropping out of college.
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Young people were dropping out of school at 15 years of age, Mr. Marshall said, because they didn't see what kinds of work a degree would get them.
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Insurers have been dropping out of ObamaCare or hiking their premiums this year due to financial losses, fueling Republican criticism of the law ahead of the November elections.
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When I was considering dropping out of graduate school because of financial constraints, an American professor helped me get a scholarship so I could complete my master's degree.
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After dropping out of Bronx Science, Mr. Lucas moved to Philadelphia, where he began playing in nightclubs and soon joined the band of the soul singer Billy Paul.
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He attended the University of Arizona and Yale Medical School but did not complete his studies at either school, dropping out of Yale to join his father's company.
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A much more widespread problem is that children in foster care don't get the services they need, and many wind up dropping out of school, pregnant, or incarcerated.
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After dropping out of college when his finals conflicted with an amateur tournament, he constructed logging roads in Idaho until qualifying for the Bassmaster Elite Series in 2011.
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" Buttigieg and Klobuchar exits help Biden lock down moderates Buttigieg used the moments after dropping out to thank his former competitors for "demonstrating what public service can be.
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Several participants said Thursday that they were dropping out of an investment conference known as Davos in the Desert that the prince is hosting this month in Riyadh.
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Zuckerberg gave the commencement address Thursday at Harvard College, the place where he founded Facebook before dropping out, and where he finally returned to receive an honorary degree.
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At Brooklyn College, where he studied American literature after dropping out of business school, he bopped around cheap sublets and couches of newfound friends in the poetry community.
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READ: Pete Buttigieg is dropping out of the race Sanders has spent heavily on ads in Massachusetts, which borders is home state and he nearly won in 2016.
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Speaking with MSNBC's Rachel Maddow on Thursday night, only hours after dropping out of the 2020 race, Warren said she hadn't ruled out another run for the presidency.
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This belief parallels in Rainesford Stauffer's "Dropping Out of College Into Life," which accounts for her decision to leave college and why it was crucial to her education.
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Rep. Seth Moulton (D-Mass.) announced Friday that he is dropping out of the 2020 presidential race during an address at the DNC's summer meeting in San Francisco.
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Kirsten Gillibrand and former US housing secretary Julian Castro, both of whom ended up dropping out early, with Castro endorsing Warren and becoming a frequently used campaign surrogate.
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Before dropping out of the race Wednesday morning, a Bloomberg campaign spokesperson shared an internal communication sent to campaign staff about reducing the risk of contracting Covid-19.
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But he struggled to break through in the crowded 2020 field and ended his campaign early, dropping out of the presidential race three weeks before the Iowa caucuses.
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An adviser told Reuters that Buttigieg was dropping out to avoid helping the odds of front-runner Bernie Sanders, a senator from Vermont and self-described democratic socialist.
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In dropping out of the race she will follow in the footsteps of senators Amy Klobuchar, Kamala Harris, and Kirsten Gillibrand, and self-help author Marianne Williamson. Rep.
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Andrew Yang, the tech savvy Democratic presidential candidate who ran on a platform warning against the threats of artificial intelligence and automation, is dropping out of the race.
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Pruitt, of course, helped prod Donald Trump into dropping out of the Paris climate accord, although chances are the big guy didn't need a whole lot of urging.
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But if we accept the authors' claim that some segment of men is dropping out of the labor force to play games, is that necessarily a bad thing?
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After graduating from high school Mr. Wilson served in the Army National Guard and for a time attended San Francisco State College (now University), dropping out in 1963.
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"Some of my biggest success comes from some of my biggest failures," says Combs in a 2014 commencement address at Howard University, which he attended before dropping out.
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Many of the students have to walk more than four miles to get there, and issues such as drug abuse, teen pregnancy, dropping out and suicide are common.
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He attended Queens College, where he studied comparative literature, before dropping out in his third year to tour and make music with his band, Fall of the Albatross.
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As the MommyCon community got wind of the arrest, alarm bells were raised and vendors started dropping out of an upcoming convention in San Diego on Nov. 23.
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The move arrives less than a week after Castro announced he was dropping out of the presidential race after failing to gain momentum in the crowded Democratic field.
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The family moved to Cleveland when he was a teenager, and he briefly attended Antioch College and Bowling Green State University before dropping out and turning to music.
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"Without West Brooklyn, I think I would have probably ended up dropping out or going for a G.E.D.," said Mr. Guichardo, 230, who is now a commercial pilot.
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California Democrats have become increasingly vocal about the party's primary dilemma, issuing calls for candidates not meeting certain benchmarks to consider dropping out and backing the front-runners.
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Kamala Harris dropping out of the race while only white candidates qualify for the next presidential debate shows that white privilege and white supremacy cut across party lines.
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Luke Perry's son is dropping out of a wrestling show he was scheduled to be a part of next week ... after his father died following a massive stroke.
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Dropping out of the treaty is part of a broader Trump administration overhaul of arms export policies to bolster a domestic industry that already dominates global weapons trade.
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By preventing large pools of workers from dropping out of the labor force during periods of weak economic activity, losses of skills and networks with other workers are avoided.
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After dropping out of Harvard, he went to live with his aunt and uncle in New York City, where he quickly began working at famed department store Bonwit Teller.
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This is the reality of Obamacare in California: It's working, it's popular, and the threat doesn't come from insurers dropping out but from the federal government pushing them out.
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Carson, who mounted a failed bid for this year's Republican presidential nomination before dropping out and declaring his support for Trump, then asked who else was on the list.
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