"This salt is eating away at the concrete, it's eating away at the rails, it's eating away at the cables that go through here for power," says Boardman, who describes it as one of the most disturbing examples of an infrastructure system long ignored or deprived of needed maintenance.
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But the legal mess is eating away at the profit.
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The acid aroma mocked me, eating away at my confidence.
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Just eating away at American advantages, that kind of thing.
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" He added, "It's been eating away at me all these years.
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Instagram is rapidly eating away at Snapchat's share of new users.
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Their rise is eating away at an increasingly endangered political establishment.
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The higher water table is eating away at all that dirt.
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Divides like this are eating away at the American social fabric.
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Trump's showmanship is eating away, more and more aggressively, at American governance.
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Until then, Apple's bigger screen iPhones were eating away at Samsung's share.
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The growth in streaming is also eating away at digital download revenues.
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All this is contributing to the erosion that's eating away at the coast.
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Warming ocean waters are eating away at the underbelly of these outlet glaciers.
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That means something has been eating away at Ceres' big craters over time.
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Insurers are paying pharmacies less to fill prescriptions, eating away at pharmacies' profits.
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Salacious tabloid stories alleging cheating and other accusations were eating away at her.
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Turns out, an Apophis devouring worm that was eating away at Uncle Jesse's soul.
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And now it is eating away at the fabric of the E.U. as well.
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As a result, rising seas are eating away at coastlines and drowning island nations.
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Hedge fund managers are also eating away at their clients' money with expensive fees.
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Winter is for gorging, feasting, and eating away the feelings of desperation and loneliness.
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These relatively warm ocean waters are melting and eating away the ice from below.
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However she can't concentrate and Ronda's comments are eating away at her self confidence.
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She wakes up with this guilt everyday and it's slowly eating away at her.
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What we found was it was eating away at the core of our brand.
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Deford said she grew tired of Asian Carp eating away at the local ecosystem.
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But today, costs are rising, eating away at the competitiveness of many export industries.
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In broadcasting, viewers and listeners have endless choices, eating away at audiences and revenue.
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Rising costs, including higher wages and electricity bills, are also eating away at margins.
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Americans are cooking less and less and eating away from home more and more.
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Zika can have an affinity for a fetus's brain tissue, eating away and destroying it.
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There are too many examples of partisanship eating away at our foreign and security policy.
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Each one erodes his confidence a little more, eating away at his sense of self.
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But shoppers didn't bite, and the venture was eating away at the company's bottom line.
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The forces at work in Hungary are eating away at other 21st-century polities, too.
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Her irritation was pushing him away physically, sexually and it started eating away at her.
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It shows the corruption and self-interest eating away at the United State's most hallowed institutions.
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It takes on home sharing competitors, namely Airbnb, that have been eating away at hotel profits.
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It's definitely eating away at him, and he's trying to fill that hole with something else.
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Streaming is rapidly eating away at the number of customers interested in "renting" movies by mail.
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Scientists think the whole wreck could vanish by 2030, thanks to bacteria eating away at it.
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The inhumane flaws in our economy and health care system are eating away at my city.
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Three of her sons are missing; not knowing where they are is eating away at her.
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The number has kept rising, each time eating away at the potential profit for any buyer.
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All to reduce inflammation and fight the chronic deadly infection eating away at my fragile, scarred lungs.
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Online media, particularly the rise of mobile, has been eating away at TV's share of ad spend.
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It was as if something was eating away at the inside of my bladder, despite the Amitriptyline.
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She suggests spending five minutes before bed writing down every thought that's been eating away at you.
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While she's flattered by all the famous D riders, she admitted the anonymity's eating away at her.
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Consequently, small brands are eating away at big brands' market share, and M&A activity is skyrocketing.
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Immigrants and local activists saw that the latter was eating away at the promise of the former.
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In the post, the mammal is standing on top of the kitchen counter and floor just eating away.
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Footwear companies have already expressed concern about the ongoing US-China trade war eating away at their profits.
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The camera zooms into her lungs, where you can see worm-like animals eating away at her organs.
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Google began eating away at its search business by dominating the fast-growing mobile market on Android devices.
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But the road along the bank was collapsing, ice-induced landslides eating away at the packed gravel surface.
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By eating away at that "overburden," Jimmy would allow those rocks to expand back to their normal volume.
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From free movement to fishing quotas, governments began openly defying EU law, eating away at the commission's authority.
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A spike in fuel prices, generally airlines' biggest cost after employee pay, is eating away at carriers' profits.
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" The sheriff vowed to find the gunman and said he hoped "his conscience is eating away at him.
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The objects have deteriorated over the decades, mold eating away at their forms, cracks breaking through the sound.
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The cost of child care has been rising, eating away at any raises in wages parents might receive.
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In Japan, customers' increasing preference of Amazon over Rakuten is eating away at the domestic player's top line.
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She realized hatred for the cancer it is, eating away at her caucus, her party and the country.
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Still, this slightly warmer water is enough to thaw the undersides of the ice sheets, eating away at them.
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The storm&aposs approach during the busy Memorial Day weekend caused disruptions for local businesses, eating away at profits.
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Use of man-made chemicals called chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), which release chlorine and bromine, began eating away at the ozone.
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But today a contentious pension reform, falling incomes and cuts to social services are eating away at his popularity.
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There is no cure or means of prevention, and current treatments cannot stop it from eating away the brain.
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What is eating away most at all the people sheltering at home today are these questions: Am I safe?
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Now the acid of the Trump presidency is eating away at the integrity of leading evangelists and their supporters.
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In 2015, for the first time, Americans spent more money eating away from home than they did on groceries.
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This is a company that is eating away at what AWS already has," he said Tuesday on CNBC's "Halftime Report.
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It's the question that's been eating away at Full House fans since Netflix's take on the classic series was announced.
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As the water poured over the weir, it quickly became apparent that it was eating away at the lip's base.
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I told him how sorry I was, and how it had been eating away at me, and I started crying.
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When millennials aren't eating away from home, there is a chance they are using meal delivery kits to make dinner.
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In fact, scientists think the entire shipwreck could vanish by 2030 due to bacteria that's eating away at the metal.
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A deathwatch beetle is an insidious insect, eating away at furniture or homes, capable of destroying them if left undetected.
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Everywhere we look, Impossible and Beyond are eating away at the meat offerings, replacing them with meatless, vegetable-based options.
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Could the behavior be caused by some illness eating away at his mental capacity, or is it just bad behavior?
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Obama's response to the gravity of the continent's crisis seemed symbolic of the domestic conflicts eating away at Western democracies.
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And rising water levels continue to overflow barricades put in place to stop the ocean from eating away at buildings' foundations.
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With the Indian Ocean eating away at the rock, the red cliffs of the Kimberley have revealed hundreds of prehistoric footprints.
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Netflix's smaller rivals are slowly eating away at the streaming giant's US market share, forecasts from the research firm eMarketer showed.
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He blamed the low interest-rate environment for eating away the banks' profitability but said the institutions needed to react fast.
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The gay person I thought I was started to feel like another character, and it was eating away at my soul.
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Meanwhile, health care expenses — particularly long-term care costs — continue to skyrocket, quickly eating away the meager savings boomers do have.
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That could be because warmer ocean waters are eating away at the ice from beneath, weakening the glacier, The Washington Post says.
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He was an ox of a man, and you could still imagine him defeating the disease that was eating away at him.
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And, over time, bit by bit, like a cancer eating away at our democracy, corruption has eroded Americans' faith in our government.
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Over time, though, they hurt the return you make on your portfolio, eating away up to a third of your retirement savings.
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"She wants seven drips of coffee and a spoonful of sugar," J.T. annoyingly says about Michaela eating away at the sugar supply.
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"That's evidence of a company doing something right on the innovation side, and competitors aren't eating away at their profits," he added.
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But the truth that I was much more male than female was eating away at me, and I had to find peace.
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We see how seductive Evan finds this newfound attention, but also how the knowledge of his duplicity is eating away at him.
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At breakfast, Lin insisted that TransUnion didn&apost need to worry about Credit Karma eating away at its small credit reporting business.
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The race rules allow for such assistance, but the competitors must keep track of the rest periods eating away at their time.
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"I can put it off and, you know, focus on this, but I can also feel it eating away at me," he explained.
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The officer goes down into the tunnels after realizing the blight eating away at Hawkins' farms is coming from deep below the surface.
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There is an uncanny feedback loop between the machineries of cell and laboratory which is eating away at the gap in between them.
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The fear was that ozone-depleting emissions were eating away at the stratospheric ozone layer, which filters ultraviolet radiation that causes skin cancer.
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In so doing, he helped create our balkanized political climate, the cancer eating away at the very idea of an American body politic.
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The look on the younger woman's face — pure panic eating away at the obligatory mask of joy — haunts the rest of the movie.
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Meanwhile, in Antarctica, warmer ocean waters are eating away at the ends of glaciers that float over the ocean, known as ice shelves.
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As cord-cutting continues eating away at linear TV, traditional programmers are looking to offset declines in viewership and revenue with AVOD services.
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Given the high demand for housing, mortgage volume should be considerably higher, but rising mortgage rates are eating away at already strained affordability.
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The Trump administration is a moral cancer eating away at conservatism, the Republican Party and what it means to be a public servant.
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With the bacteria "eating away the inside of my wrist and arm and hand," doctors were concerned it would cause even worse internal destruction.
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The US-backed Syrian forces that are slowly eating away at ISIS's capital have captured at least a dozen families of suspected foreign fighters.
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"Poll after poll is showing that Trump has been eating away at our lead, and after his convention, he's erased it entirely," Mook added.
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The genius of India in the way it was constructed is that it avoided that tension eating away at the state, unlike its neighbors.
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"My hope is that every passing moment that his conscience is eating away at him ... and I hope it's that case forever," he said.
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Amazon fires Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro yesterday morning rejected $20 million in international relief to combat the wildfires eating away at the Amazon rainforest.
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The cause, it seemed, was highly corrosive water flowing through city plumbing, eating away at the pipes and letting lead leech into the water.
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For him to trust some people and bring them into his group and then get screwed over — that doesn't stop eating away at him ever.
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The lighter fluid facilitated this by eating away at the protective mucus layer that separates the stomach lining from stomach acid, according to the report.
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The tumor has been in flux since the diagnosis and is slowly eating away at Peterson's daughter's optic nerve, which is making her go blind.
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In 2012, Hurricane Sandy flooded the existing tunnels with salt water and the residue has been eating away at them from the inside ever since.
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Polls now show Bloomberg and Biden eating away at each other's support in states such as Texas, boosting Sanders in the race for 1,991 delegates.
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For years, Republicans have been in a tizzy over voter fraud by noncitizens, which they claim is eating away at American democracy and helping Democrats.
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The iceberg could speed up the break-off of other ice chunks, eventually eating away at a barrier that prevents ice from flowing to the sea.
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U.S. oil is also increasingly being exported, including to the world's biggest and fastest growing markets in Asia, eating away at OPEC and Russian market share.
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" "I did this because the truth was eating away my soul and killing me from the inside," she wrote, adding: "This is not just for me.
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Locked out of the room, Hugh faces the ghost of Olivia, no longer herself after years of Hill House eating away at her mind and soul.
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Yet interest rates have leapt in recent weeks, along with expectations of inflation under the new Donald Trump U.S. presidential administration, eating away at bond prices.
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And for many Tories, the prospect of the Brexit Party eating away at their vote means their party must back a no-deal Brexit to survive.
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Yet with high gas prices and inflation eating away at income gains made by workers, Americans may not be able to maintain this level of spending.
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The delays here and elsewhere are boosting prices for key goods including soybeans, and eating away at the nation's competitive edge against rival exporters like Brazil.
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Starling is a challenger bank — one of many small retail lenders set up with the intention of eating away at the consumer base of larger banks.
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Heat, radiating off of Southern California's sprawling, asphalt-blanketed land and further exacerbated by rising temperatures, appears to be eating away at these coastal, stratus clouds.
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But when you cut your calories too much, your body starts eating away at muscle, especially if you're on a very low-protein diet, she says.
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In his speech to the nation, Khan said corruption was "eating away this country like a cancer" and called for closer ties with China and India.
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We know that warmer ocean water is eating away at the undersides of these ice shelves, and current models of future melt take that into account.
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But predictive artificial intelligence is slowly eating away people's need to search for information online, and that trend will only grow over the next few years.
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And then there&aposs the fact that warming waters and winds due to climate change have been eating away at the frozen continent&aposs ice sheet.
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The break-off could speed up the loss of more ice, eventually eating away at a barrier that prevents land-based ice from flowing to the sea.
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The election victor will face daunting tasks of rebuilding the war-shattered country and a battle against entrenched corruption that is eating away at its oil revenue.
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That's especially true for Harris, who's eating away at Joe Biden's support, and for someone like Castro who was basically unknown to the masses just last week.
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He blamed the rising costs of inputs — seeds, fertilizer and the like — for eating away at farmers' profit margins, and warned that consolidation will make it worse.
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The drug dealers are really just stand-ins for forces that are eating away at many American families: rampant gun violence and the cruel logic of capitalism.
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"The false story that had taken shape in press reports -- the notion that the whole thing had been Rod's idea -- was eating away at him," McCabe writes.
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"The water level in the lagoon will continue to rise, eating away at the substance of the buildings as damp spreads up the brickwork," the report states.
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Perhaps it's the special gift narcissists have for eating away at their partner's sense of agency and efficacy that makes leaving a relationship with a narcissist notoriously difficult.
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The state's contributions are projected to soar over the next five years, potentially eating away at money that pays for education, law enforcement, infrastructure and other public services.
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Because the water was eating away at the gypsum base under the dam, Iraqi teams drilled holes in that foundation and filled them with a cement grout mixture.
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Even politicians who had been friendly to Mr Modi, such as the powerful chief ministers of Telangana and Odisha, found his party eating away at their electoral bases.
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It's not a balance at all right now because the focus is the work but it's on my mind and eating away at my heart and my brain.
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Inflation in Tunisia currently runs at about 6% a year, which is eating away at people's earnings, and the tax hikes will hit those with the least hardest.
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On Dry Tortugas National Park, about 68 miles west of Key West, waves and salt are eating away at the unreinforced masonry walls of 20123th-century Fort Jefferson.
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Understanding Breitbart, then, isn't just important for understanding Trump and his presidential campaign; it also helps us understand the rot eating away at the foundations of American conservatism.
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But he will have to navigate those crises with a razor-thin working majority in Parliament, and with fierce doubts eating away at support within his own party.
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The internet-borne forces that are eating away at print advertising are enabling a host of faux-journalistic players to pollute the democracy with dangerously fake news items.
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And she feared the same parasite, which was now eating away at her left retina, would leave her fully blind before she reunited with her two children again.
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"Poll after poll is showing that Trump has been eating away at our lead, and after his convention, he's erased it entirely," he wrote in a fundraising email.
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And my arthritis, that started in the foxholes of Anzio, was eating away at my lower back now, and I couldn't feel much in my feet no more.
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For days after a storm, Con Edison officials say, they often deal with scores of electrical fires caused by the rock salt eating away at electrical cable insulation.
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While the medical community warns strongly against its use, a small group of people believe that it can cure skin cancer by eating away only the cancerous cells.
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A study from last year claimed that a certain type of bacteria was eating away at the wreckage and that it may only last another 15 or 20 years.
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This iceberg calving event reinforces a continuing story of the melting and retreat of Antarctic glaciers, particularly due to relatively warm oceans eating away at the ice from below.
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Whether it's sea level rise in Miami or drought in Phoenix, the climate crisis is eating away at the foundational stability that our cities, states and country depend on.
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Facebook has been accused time and time again for damaging journalism, both by eating away at advertising revenues and by putting news publishers at the mercy of their algorithms.
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Eugene Rabkin, the founder of StyleZeitgeist, a fashion forum, criticized the platform for undercutting the primary market for designers, and in so doing, eating away at independent designers' livelihoods.
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It typically takes at least a year for custom chips to start eating away at market share of programmable chips, said Tristan Gerra, a senior research analyst with RW Baird.
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A global luxury slowdown isn't the only thing eating away at Tiffany's revenues — and it's this less-talked-about threat that could have longer-lasting effects on the brand's revenues.
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They go to work, hang out with their friends, show up for happy hour, and can appear happy to do so even if their illness is eating away at them.
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Doctors performed another surgery and found severe necrosis, or the death of cells and tissues — for over a year, a type of amoeba had been eating away at her brain.
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When Craigslist, Google, and Facebook began eating away at the lucrative business of print advertising and bloggers seemed to be taking the place of professional journalists, Rusbridger embraced the change.
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Simply getting outside of the office or eating away from your desk is proven to help clear your mind and give you time to do a few relaxation techniques. 3.
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In other words a dollar of revenue is more valuable now for the very good reason that the other guy has less of a shot at eating away at it.
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The worry for the City of London is that if chunks of clearing move elsewhere, other activities like trading and jobs could follow, eating away at Britain's biggest economic sector.
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"It started to feel less like this was my safe place and more like this was something that was eating away at me a little bit," Lisa Kranz, 27, said.
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"This is the ocean eating away at the ice," said Eric Rignot, an author of the study and a professor of Earth system science at the University of California, Irvine.
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A few years ago, I began to fear that the caustic mechanisms of the internet were eating away at my brain, turning me into an embittered, distracted, reflexively cynical churl.
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Rather than pitting left against right, or the government against the opposition, it cuts across ideological lines, eating away at the cohesion of Britain's largest parties, the Conservatives and Labour.
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While many blame these earlier openings for eating away at Black Friday's excitement, they're also a way for retailers to tap into the nostalgia of in-store shopping at the holidays.
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Not only was that eating away at my money, but it kept reinforcing that I had nowhere to call home – all I seemed to be doing was living out of boxes.
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Year after year, mile after mile, you end up seated at the same table, with the memory of a loved one eating away you, being eaten away from you, or both.
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There's a good reason for that — online commerce may be increasingly eating away at shopping offline, but that doesn't mean people aren't spending a ton of money at big box retailers.
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But a number of Indian and Chinese manufacturers popped up making high-spec phones and low prices, eating away at many of the markets in which Samsung was trying to compete.
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Further, smartwatches are slowly eating away at Switzerland's lower-cost Swatch and fashion watch core, a market that buoys brands like Omega and Breguet and lets them keep manufacturing mechanical novelties.
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If you do carry a balance, you should also consider the interest that you'll be paying on that balance in order to ensure that it's not eating away at your rewards.
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The budget; the deficit that is eating away our children's and grandchildren's future; social issues of consequence; trade; our national defense structure; tax reform; social security solvency — the list is extensive.
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Except this created a new — and even more worrisome — dilemma: The water began eating away at the ground beneath the top of the auxiliary spillway, carving deep gullies into the earth.
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For Mr Putin, the foreign adventures which once entertained the Russian public have become irritants; a rise in the pension age and economic stagnation are also eating away at his popularity.
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For all the chatter that Amazon is eating away at every industry on the planet, Andy Jassy, the head of the company's cloud division, says much of that concern is overblown.
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The problem for incumbents is that over time the new disruptive product tends to get better and better, eating away at a bigger and bigger share of the incumbent's market share.
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In a video shared by the Placer County Sheriff's Office on social media on May 3, a bear is seen standing on top of the kitchen counter and floor just eating away.
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These warm water channels are eating away at the ice from below the surface, thinning the floating ice shelf and making it easier for the inland glacier to slide into the sea.
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Time spent filling out reports also raises the cost of law enforcement, as some of this reporting ends up eating away more and more duty time and some being done on overtime.
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None accepted any blame for the 18 months that corrosive water was eating away at pipes, causing high levels of bacteria, carcinogens and lead to taint the water and poison the people.
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In both regions, marine-terminating ice sheets are melting from above, due to warmer air temperatures, and from below due to relatively mild ocean waters that are eating away at the ice.
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Iraqi Kurdish forces are eating away at its territory east of Mosul in northern Iraq; and a variety of Iraqi groups, including the army, have encircled ISIS-held parts of Fallujah, near Baghdad.
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Corruption is eating away at Baghdad's resources even as it struggles with falling revenue due to rock-bottom oil prices and high spending due to the costs of the war on Islamic State.
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But it alienated Moqtada al-Sadr, an influential Shi'ite cleric with a large following among Iraq's urban poor who two years ago led demonstrations against the corruption eating away at Iraq's oil revenues.
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But to save more cash, the city declined to add anti-corrosion agents that would have stopped the water eating away at the lining of the pipes, thus preventing lead from leaching out.
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I've been so busy with campaign stuff, work, and car-related crises that I haven't been to the gym — and I've done a lot more eating away from home than I usually do.
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Moreover, the edifice of control is getting shakier: shadow finance is eating away at the power of state-owned banks, and the capital account has sprung leaks that regulators are struggling to plug.
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The deterioration in relations appears to have happened over a matter of days -- but under the surface are several sticking points that have been eating away at the US-Turkey alliance for years.
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That change in consumer tastes, along with the embrace of online shopping, subscription services and home delivery plans, is eating away at the traditional dominance of multinationals like Unilever, Nestle and Danone (DANO.PA).
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THERE'S NO SUCH THING as ghosts, but there are bugs that crawl into your ear canal while you're sleeping and emit negative subliminal messages, ever eating away at your sense of well-being.
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It's the prosecutors who have dug in and taken on Trumpism, pushing to ensure that he does not become America's Viktor Orban, the Hungarian strongman slowly eating away at that country's democratic institutions.
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These merits gradually percolated across the software world and, over a decade, Linux became the second most popular OS for servers (next to Windows); MySQL mirrored that feat by eating away at Oracle's dominance.
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People will apply the salve to a mole or spot, and when it starts eating away at the skin, they'll take that as confirmation that it was indeed cancer, without seeking a doctor's diagnosis.
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Such warm, salty waters are melting marine-terminating glaciers in West Antarctica by eating away at their floating ice shelves and infiltrating the ice bed in areas where the bedrock is below sea level.
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It also hopes this will help it compete with smaller, nimbler rivals who have been eating away at the market share of Nestle and other big firms like Danone, Unilever , Kraft Heinz and Kellogg.
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The ruling was not directly aimed at Free Basics, but the general practice of zero-rated internet services — those that let users access certain apps and websites without eating away at their mobile data.
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Combined, these services can end up eating away at our available income, and yet it's still fairly difficult to get a quick overview of what we're spending, where, and when those bills become due.
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Literary agent Max (Fred Savage), for example, is trying to help Ethan sell a book, while Marianne (Jae Suh Park) is aware of the affair, a bit of knowledge that's eating away at her.
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Not only has Labour failed to challenge Likud's dominance of politics; it seems incapable at the moment of presenting a coherent alternative even to other centrist parties that are eating away at its constituency.
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Advocating a destructive trade agenda could negate what could be achieved through tax reform by decreasing the anticipated economic growth and eating away the impact of the wage increase by increasing costs for consumers.
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Graft is eating away at Baghdad's resources even as it struggles with falling revenue due to rock-bottom oil prices and high spending due to the costs of the war against Islamic State militants.
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Facebook shares are down nearly 18 percent since March 16, when it first acknowledged that user data had been improperly channeled to Cambridge Analytica, eating away nearly $100 billion of the company's market value.
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Not an immediate solution In the wild, the larvae of the greater wax moth is considered a pest, because it acts as a parasite in bee colonies, eating away at the wax from honeycomb.
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And what is eating away at every shop owner, small-business manager, multinational C.E.O., banker, investor and entrepreneur are these questions: When can I realistically expect to get my business back up and running?
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Stevens and Barres weren't sure what was eating away at these tagged synapses, causing them to disappear in the brain, but Stevens had a hunch that it might have something to do with microglia.
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It also hopes this will help it compete with smaller, nimbler rivals who have been eating away at the market share of Nestle and other big firms like Danone, Unilever, Kraft Heinz and Kellogg.
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For years the sea has been eating away at the shore, and the city has spent millions of dollars pumping up sand from the seafloor to replace it, only to have it wash away again.
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Since then, he added, the residual salt has been eating away at the concrete-and-steel walls of the tunnels and corroding the high-voltage cables that provide power through the tubes to Penn Station.
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You see this frustration in the backlash against Facebook, in musicians' grief over YouTube and Spotify eating away at their income, and in the scandals over companies like Uber employing user data to track journalists.
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Output from the Americas dropped over 22016 million bpd last quarter, while producers in Asia and Australia cut some 246,210 bpd, eating away large chunks of the world's oversupply, government, industry and consultancy data shows.
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During the first five months of the organoids' growth, the astrocytes were very active, multiplying quickly and eating away at the synaptic connections between neurons—just as they do while the fetus grows in the womb.
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I snuck my aunt's laptop out of her room to go through her files and see if I could find any necessary copies she might have made before the morphine started eating away at her lucidity.
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Like when Randall brought William to live with them without bothering to ask anything about his life, or when she senses that the stress has been secretly eating away at her Energizer bunny of a husband.
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Scientists have long been trying to establish how quickly rising global temperatures caused by the burning of coal, oil and gas are eating away at the region's icebound landscapes, sometimes referred to as Earth's third pole.
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It's a lifestyle that doesn't foster much allowance for a healthy work-life balance, a venture in medical virtuosity that ends up eating away at your time, money, emotional state, and, in some cases, family life.
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I began to think of these overactive immune cells as being like Pac-Men: 1980s video game characters crazily eating away at the crucial nerve connections that made my physical body mine—strong, capable, dependable me.
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This ends up eating away a lot of time in terms of human labor, as staff has to research if the practice still exists and locate their new contact information before they can proceed with the verification.
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Dr Hanna-Attisha explains that the water from the Flint river is unusually corrosive, but was not treated to stop it from eating away at the lining of the city's water pipes, as prescribed by federal guidelines.
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Corruption is eating away at the central government's financial resources at a time when revenues are declining due to rock-bottom oil prices and Abadi needs to increase funding the U.S.-backed war against Islamic State militants.
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Now and then, we hear people on TV predicting apocalypse, but, where Tarkovsky, in " The Sacrifice " (1986), hinted at nuclear catastrophe, Zvyagintsev seems to foretell a less fiery climax: a gradual eating away of our human skills.
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The basic principle is adding ice (by way of falling artificial snow) to the surface to counteract what's eating away at the ice shelves from below: influxes of relatively warmer ocean waters thinning the undersides of the ice.
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Canaccord's "greatest concern" about Tesla is that this "series of self-inflicted problems could open the door for new entrants with greater financial backing," Dorsheimer said, eating away at its current advantage as the electric vehicle market leader.
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The best McMullin could likely hope for would be to simply play spoiler to Trump in a handful of states, eating away at the New York real estate developer's ability to win states that are generally reliably Republican.
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This option would likely have more success, said Wolovick, as the wall wouldn't just allow the glacier to "reground," but would also block relatively warm ocean waters from seeping under the glacier, and eating away at it from below.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - With sales stagnating and high rent and manpower costs eating away at his profits, Azan Tengku, the director of Singaporean gift company Kalms, decided to close down his stores and move all his products into vending machines.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - After a year of major restructurings, Germany's big utility companies are under pressure to either buy up or cooperate with small and nimble players that are eating away at their core business, industry consultants and analysts say.
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Instead of succumbing again to the cyclical use of its prevalent corruption for political mudslinging, Argentina needs to tackle corruption at its core — to wage full-out war on an ancient malady eating away at a still-fragile democracy.
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National Library of Australia manager of preservation Denyl Cloughley said it took two and a half years to restore, including the removal of varnish which had corroded into a brown crust and was "literally eating away at the paper".
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Read more: Elizabeth Warren has been slowly but surely eating away at Kamala Harris' baseWhat time the debate will start and how to watch: The debate will be hosted at Otterbein University in Westerville, Ohio and will air at 8 p.m.
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And just as its future funding is called into question, the BBC is facing an ever bigger challenge from huge global digital rivals such as Netflix (NFLX), Amazon (AMZN) and the Google-owned YouTube (GOOGL), eating away at its audience.
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The country, once ruled from Moscow but now a member of both the European Union and NATO, is rebuilding its military in the face of an assertive Russia but has found development hampered by emigration and raising wages, eating away at competitiveness.
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" When Villarreal was picked to ask Warren a question after she addressed a packed gymnasium here Tuesday night, he posed the one eating away at him: How can she ensure that "the system isn't going to rob us of what we really want?
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What they're saying: "What we are seeing with high resolution data is the ocean eating away large portions of the ice, taking big bites at a time instead of eroding slowly," UC Irvine's Rignot, a co-author of the new study, told Axios.
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" Whites are ruining the country for the black people who built it, she says: "Is we, we who deserve to inherit it from the misguided progeny that are eating away at the founding ideals of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
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In Pointe-aux-Chenes, a village on the frontier of solid land and marshland, where locally caught crabs, oysters and fish have fed a small native American community, the water has turned from friend to foe since eating away at a sacred site.
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Sell-Off Puts Cloud-Computing Upstarts in Play | The recent market selloff is pummeling the business-technology sector, but it may come with a silver lining for its top players: an opportunity to buy cash-poor upstarts that have been eating away at their business.
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It bet big on the Karma—its foray into drones—to distinguish itself from less expensive competitors like Xiaomi which have been eating away at its market share for mini action cams... by pushing into the already crowded drone game dominated by heavyweights like DJI.
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For the road warrior Our picks: Big fish sandwich, without tartar sauce and with half the bun; or Tendergrill chicken sandwich without mayo If you are on a road trip, you might be eating away from home at least for a day or two.
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The real goal was to monitor changes on the Ross ice shelf as the greater ice-clad continent — under pressure from both relatively warm air above and seawater eating away ice from below — alter Antarctica's massive glaciers and portend historically unprecedented sea level rise.
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Something's been eating away at me as the balmy heat has given way to winter, though: I can't stop delving into an unfulfilled and entirely fiscally irresponsible daydream of white sand beaches and a Sun, Sex, and Suspicious Parents-like lifestyle (minus the supervision).
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Despite this forbidding premise, the filmmaking and Mr. Léaud hold you, turning the king into a figure of pathos even as it's also clear the rot eating away at this royal body reflects the disease that, decades later, will be excised by the guillotine.
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The investment in Kona Deep, for an undisclosed sum, is the fifth in a year for Danone Manifesto Ventures, a fund the French food giant set up last year to invest in entrepreneurial companies, which are eating away at the dominance of big brands.
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"Today, we are just building apps on top of the Student Information System to help schools with scheduling, curriculum planning and catalog publishing and are slowly eating away functionality that schools would normally be doing with spreadsheets and native to the SIS," he noted.
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And huge, deep pocketed tech companies are also investing in research and development in the field, posing competitive risks unlike anything the US auto industry has seen since foreign imports first started eating away at American automakers' dominance of the industry in the 1970s.
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The general idea is that if Facebook Messenger can absorb even more of the communication that typically takes place over the phone or with email, the company will continue to tighten its grip on users and prevent rival communication channels from eating away at its dominance.
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But while Egypt has floated its currency with the aim of easing a shortage of the dollars it needs to import goods, taxes have gone up, subsidies have been removed and inflation at around 20 percent is eating away at living standards, hitting the poor hardest.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - The Iraqi parliament on Monday set May 12 for elections the winner of which will face the daunting tasks of rebuilding Iraq after a three-year war with Islamic State and a battle against entrenched corruption that is eating away at its oil revenue.
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Even the head football coach at Madison Consolidated High School knows that this town — like so many others across the country, in both rich and poor areas — is going through hell these days, pushed over the edge by a growing opioid problem that's eating away at communities.
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So far in short-lived 2020, Antarctic scientists measured warm waters eating away at the planet's most threatening glacier, Earth experienced its warmest January in over 140 years of record-keeping, and the Australian Navy rescued 1,000 residents trapped by the nation's historic, climate-enhanced fires. Sen.
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He lamented the "climate of distrust" that is eating away at nonproliferation efforts and the arms control framework, a reference to a series of violated treaties and the demise this year of the Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces treaty, a landmark Cold War-era arms control agreement.
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It was a time of particular financial confusion in the music industry, with the business starting to feel the heat of streaming eating away at their profits thanks to Napster (YouTube wouldn't launch for another year, and Spotify was a good four years away from launching in Europe).
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While the rate of growth has slowed from 2017's breakneck speed, China is still increasing its demand for natural gas at a pace that is rapidly eating away expectations of an oversupplied LNG market after the commissioning of several new projects in Australia and the United States.
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This approach echoes the one taken more than 30 years ago by the director Jonathan Miller in a production that starred a peculiarly cast Jack Lemmon, and it serves the practical purpose of eating away at what can — in sleepier, slower hands — result in a four-hour running time.
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National parks in the US are already seeing the effects of climate change — glaciers are melting, whitebark pines are under attack by pests, and wildfires are eating away at acres of land across the US. What will happen to our treasured parks by 2050 if we don't address climate change?
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Sinosphere Two days after taking control of the world's most powerful political party in November 2012, Xi Jinping warned his fellow Chinese Communist Party members that their six decades of rule was in jeopardy because of what he saw as endemic corruption eating away at the party's authority and effectiveness.
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It was in that decade that scientists confirmed that chemicals called CFCs (found in aerosol cans like hairspray and deodorant) were eating away at the ozone layer, and would produce some scary consequences, from skyrocketing skin cancer rates to damaging effects on plant life and marine ecosystems, if left unchecked.
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But he noted that all of the alternatives under discussion would require some period of above-2-percent inflation, and that such a situation could be difficult to explain to a public that might be distressed by the prospect of a rise in prices eating away at their buying power.
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"The outcome isn't just a travesty for these three peaceful pro-democracy activists or free speech — it's also a painfully clear sign that Beijing's political dictates are eating away at Hong Kong's judiciary, an institution essential to the territory's autonomy," Sophie Richardson, the China director of Human Rights Watch, told me.
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In Trump we not only have a president who can't lead us out of this crisis — because he has formal authority but no moral authority — but a president who is every day through Twitter a one-man accelerator of the erosion of truth and trust eating away at our society.
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First used as refrigerants in the 1930s, CFCs were on the market for more than four decades before scientists discovered they were eating away at the ozone in our atmosphere — a process that, had it been allowed to continue unchecked, would have eventually exposed us to lethal amounts of the sun's radiation.
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Word of the Day adjective: harshly ironic or sinister adjective: of a substance, especially a strong acid, capable of destroying or eating away by chemical action noun: a substance used to treat leather or other materials before dyeing; aids in dyeing process _________ The word mordant has appeared in 55 articles on NYTimes.
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"The recent flare-up of Trump troubles and distractions is further depressing investor expectations of meaningful near-term policy initiatives including tax reform and infrastructure spending, and is effectively eating away at some of the post-election surge in animal spirits and the markets," noted Alan Gayle, director of asset allocation and senior investment strategist at RidgeWorth Investments.
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If they were to form partnerships on the same day, other asset classes that are held for shorter periods can see profits from multiple investment cycles in the time it takes venture capitalists to realize any potential gain from their first investment, with both inflation and opportunity cost eating away at the value of carried interest.
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Photo: Mary Altaffer (AP)GrubHub / Seamless—the aggregation and delivery service that earns its money by eating away at the already thin profit margins of local restaurants—is accused of, well, finding a new and unusual way to eat away at restaurant profit margins, and it involves buying up tens of thousands of website domain names without restaurants' permission.
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The crisis presents the biggest political challenge yet to Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, a moderate Shi'ite Islamist who took office in 2014 promising to defeat Islamic State, mend rifts with the minority Sunnis and Kurds, and root out corruption eating away at state income which has already been eroded by a slump in oil prices.
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One of the driving forces behind Trump's 2016 campaign was rolling back Obama's legacy and he has followed through by terminating his predecessor's program for young immigrants in the U.S. illegally, rolling back his environmental policies, curbing the U.S. détente with Cuba, scrapping his Pacific Rim trade deal and eating away at the Affordable Care Act.
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For this installment, she was inspired by myriad forms of material autonomy, and was thinking about what we expect from objects, and how their materiality can betray our expectations—from a painting that started to drip again after years of being finished and dried, to a contagious glass disease eating away at an archived artwork, to a plastic sculpture that spontaneously imploded.
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Patreon, one of the most interesting media startups of the last few years, has raised $60 millionInstagram is rapidly eating away at Snapchat's share of new usersTop venture capitalists are suing the Trump administration after it delayed a key immigration program As part of a review of the Privacy Shield, Jourová's meetings will take her to Apple, Facebook, Google and Palantir, she told Recode.
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But for Shaima the objects are a daily reminder of the losses eating away at her: the clock ticking on a wall painted lime green recently in anticipation of a wedding that will never happen; the small metal cups for holy water for a future pilgrimage to Mecca; the simple spatula kept as a mournful souvenir and the many photographs, framed and unframed, of her sons.
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Lufthansa's troubles have become Exhibit A in demonstrating how the changes of the 21st century are eating away at decades of cooperation between labor and management that allowed Germany to rebuild and grow after World War II. Those deals, which have given labor a say in management, have allowed Germany to avoid the crippling strikes and violence seen in Margaret Thatcher's union-busting Britain, say, or over decades in France.
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The issue had received considerable attention in Britain, especially after Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis wrote a scathing op-ed in the London Times urging voters to keep away from a man who was known to cavort with Hamas, who had supported other terrorist groups (including the IRA) and had done far too little to quell the cancer of anti-Semitism that was eating away at the heart of the Labour Party.
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"This Russia thing," as Trump called it after he fired FBI director James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE last May, is a cancer eating away at the Trump presidency; 2018 will probably see it reach its conclusion; 25.
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