Metal Gear, like Big Boss's Mother Base, had fallen apart.
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Over the last few years, though, everything has fallen apart.
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But that accord appears to have fallen apart this year.
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"The deal has fallen apart," one of the sources said.
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I've witnessed how friendships have fallen apart because of that.
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It was unclear why the preliminary agreement had fallen apart.
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His relationship with Jonás's mother, Mariana Elizondo, had fallen apart.
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While the man wasn't looking, this place had fallen apart.
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Definitely sounds like a song about a relationship that's fallen apart.
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Not long after that, he announced his marriage had fallen apart.
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The promise of civil rights progress seemed to have fallen apart.
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The deal, at least for now, appears to have fallen apart.
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He said Schlumberger's bid had fallen apart because of U.S. sanctions.
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And yet the fabric of Lebanese society had not fallen apart.
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Secular philosophies that grew out of the Enlightenment have fallen apart.
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The Nets are far worse off, having fallen apart at the seams.
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"Some of the dam has fallen apart," Rosselló told the news outlet.
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I've wandered off when things have fallen apart, just scratching my head.
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Previous peace deals have quickly fallen apart in the east African nation.
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Paul Manafort's plea deal with special counsel Robert Mueller has fallen apart.
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By the end of last summer, this uneasy arrangement had fallen apart.
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"I'm very sorry to hear that things have fallen apart," he said.
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But in the years since, her dreams have all but fallen apart.
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However, this relatively placid 2023 parallel has long since fallen apart: Sen.
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This deal has fallen apart in the past because people got greedy.
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It had just fallen apart again with whatever director at the time.
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Efforts to unify cliques into a "national program" have fallen apart before.
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The play's producers have pulled their support so the project has fallen apart.
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Brown's attorney, Mark Geragos, just suggested the case against Chris has fallen apart.
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"We didn't understand how our lives had fallen apart so quickly," she recalled.
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However, he said that talks with the special counsel had since fallen apart.
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Before I could even take a full bite, the taco had fallen apart.
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"I'm not quite sure the global economy has fallen apart yet," Kroszner said.
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Historically, agreements to control supplies of a commodity have typically eventually fallen apart.
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Cook mixture until viscous, ground cherries have fallen apart and preserves are thickened.
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" He added: "Today the fictitious narrative of the Spanish state has fallen apart.
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The middle ring cross-class associations of town and neighborhood have fallen apart.
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Without his direct involvement as a writer or director, "Empire" has fallen apart.
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A handful of U.S.-China film ventures have fallen apart due to cultural clashes.
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Ford Motor Co on Wednesday said it was "disappointed" the talks had fallen apart.
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It gave me stability and security when everything else seemed to have fallen apart.
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Has he completely fallen apart during this crisis and is returning to what's familiar?
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"But that plan's fallen apart now and there's nothing we can do," Sader added.
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He's also fallen apart — which is understandable, given how notorious his name has become.
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I thought of my childhood friend Nancy, whose marriage had fallen apart a year earlier.
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Talks with the opposition have fallen apart—as have hopes for a resurgent Sudanese democracy.
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Naya Rivera's surprise marriage to Ryan Dorsey has fallen apart ... according to new court docs.
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"They [monkeys] won't give up on it [the infant] till it's fallen apart," said Foerder.
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But it is the Labour Party that has fallen apart most spectacularly in the aftermath.
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But there was no announcement of an imminent deal, and similar efforts have fallen apart.
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President Donald Trump's tight bond with French President Emmanuel Macron appears to have fallen apart.
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Ford Motor Co on Wednesday said it was "disappointed" in reports the talks had fallen apart.
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The Dodgers should have fallen apart after Kershaw's injury, but improbably haven't done so at all.
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He realized he'd ignored everything but work for five years, and everything else had fallen apart.
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To say that few societies have fallen apart recently is no guarantee of a tranquil future.
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I think the moral leadership in the business community has fallen apart for the most part.
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But lately that has only served to illustrate how much the company's old business has fallen apart.
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On Tuesday, the three sources familiar with the talks told Reuters that the deal has fallen apart.
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Nicole is a Brooklyn-based writer and mother of two whose marriage has all but fallen apart.
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Meanwhile, the gaming forum NeoGAF has fallen apart after sexual misconduct allegations were levied against its owner.
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Instead, as empires have fallen apart, Wilson's principle of national self-determination has spread around the world.
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Although it has fallen apart, the next step, unsatisfying as it may be, is to try again.
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Dick Durbin (D-IL), Lindsey Graham (R-SC), and Jeff Flake (R-AZ)) haven't fallen apart — yet.
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For all sorts of reasons, many of them good ones, this has fallen apart in recent decades.
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"I've kept it alive until the last month and now it's just fallen apart," she told me.
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Earlier this year, he built a "dream team" of heavy-hitting lawyers that has since fallen apart.
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Earlier this year, he built a "dream team" of heavy-hitting lawyers that has since fallen apart.
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It could still be revived, he argued, especially now that the bipartisan health care talks have fallen apart.
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But double that number have joined so far in July, as the government's Brexit plan has fallen apart.
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Her mother, Marie, was Queen of the Four Realms, and in her absence, things have quite fallen apart.
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With interactivity and with getting onscreen animation that fits with the images, it just would have fallen apart.
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"That bill could have fallen apart," said Graham, who sponsored the Senate counterpart of the 28503-week ban.
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But since then, the negotiations have fallen apart and the Turkish government has sought to reverse those gains.
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And as the Venezuelan health system has fallen apart, the government's ability to respond to epidemics has collapsed.
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Since then, those efforts have fallen apart; the bill, which was supported by local grassroots activists, was tabled.
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What happened: The truce between Senator Elizabeth Warren and Senator Bernie Sanders seems to have, um, fallen apart.
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Trump&aposs statements have already fallen apart based on media reporting and contradictory statements from his own officials.
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But the public statements from the Republican and his office came after the deal had already fallen apart.
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The above video comes from a point in the narrator's life where everything seems to have fallen apart.
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During Jenner's recent interview on Piers Morgan's Life Stories she admitted that the relationship has all but fallen apart.
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One word or reference out of place and the whole thing could have fallen apart, potentially with grave consequences.
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Public hospitals have fallen apart, causing people, including infants, to die because of the scarcity of basic medical care.
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That doesn't mean the show has totally fallen apart, or that it's incapable of being entertaining or even fun.
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His mother has been murdered, his family has fallen apart and his childhood friends are all heading towards disaster.
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By 1962, when he headed to Harvard to pursue a graduate degree, his American family had already fallen apart.
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There's the F.B.I. agent Stan Beeman (Noah Emmerich), the Jenningses' friend and unwitting pursuer, whose marriage has fallen apart.
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After the death of Christ, the early Christians had a moment where their entire movement could have fallen apart.
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For his part, Mr Zelensky said the prisoner exchange could have fallen apart if Mr Tsemakh were not included.
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You see, all those arguments for natural gas that seemed so compelling during the Obama years have fallen apart.
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Maybe the group would have fallen apart — they all have side bands, and Aaron is an in-demand producer.
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Others walked in their sandals, their shoes long fallen apart, to a special queue where they would be processed.
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That ethos has sort of fallen apart in like the last couple of years specifically, but that's not bullshit.
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"From an economic point of view, [Japan's] economic data continues to be OK. Nothing's fallen apart here," he said.
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Not surprisingly after the Mueller report was made public, interest in the Fake Russian collusion narrative has fallen apart.
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Every cabinet in the Czech Republic since 2002 has either switched prime ministers or fallen apart during its term.
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I think what's fallen apart is that mentorship system of moving up and that really is I think a problem.
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Yet such deal talks are said to have fallen apart in the past month following the NATO summit in Brussels.
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Republicans who control the state's General Assembly have offered several compromises, but those efforts have fallen apart amid partisan bickering.
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"The world hasn't fallen apart" since these kinds of laws have failed to pass, said Frank Cannon, the group's president.
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It seems that before Asa became Forrest Carter his career had fallen apart and he had developed a drinking problem.
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When senior year came around and I didn't get into Columbia, I felt like my whole world had fallen apart.
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When the exhibition was over, Mr. Grooms's marriage to Ms. Gross had fallen apart, and all the assistants had left.
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Peace deals signed by both leaders have fallen apart in the past, and the war now involves numerous smaller parties.
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Lewis and Edward had reached a tentative shared legal custody agreement in August, but the arrangement has since fallen apart.
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The first two international movements had fallen apart over sectarian disputes or over members' support for the war in 1914.
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Dream Center's effort to buy the failing ITT Technical Institutes schools had fallen apart after resistance from the Obama administration.
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Meanwhile, a panel of industry executives advising the U.S. government on driverless-car technology essentially has fallen apart under Trump.
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Trump said he agreed with Kim to restart staff-level talks that had fallen apart after their last summit in February.
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The country's public hospitals have fallen apart, causing people, including infants, to die because of the scarcity of basic medical care.
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The fraught governing coalition in Africa's newest country, South Sudan, shepherded into the international community by the U.S., has fallen apart.
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New York (CNN Business)Papa John's tanked Tuesday after a report that a plan to sell the company has fallen apart.
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After opening my pastry bag, I noticed the cookie had entirely fallen apart and crumbled because of how soft it was.
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While Hannah's having her sauna hookup, her mom and the gals are discussing their marriages — and how they've all fallen apart.
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Efforts to merge Staples with a rival, Office Depot, may have fallen apart, but Staples is still looking for a partner.
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Perhaps we can model the courage it takes to cry when our heart hurts and the world seems to have fallen apart.
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Her whole life has fallen apart, and the unyielding sun is going to make sure you see every iota of her grief.
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But now the alliance of right-wing and religious parties which has kept him in charge for so long has fallen apart.
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The experts had been talking all year about chaos in the Republican Party, but it was the Democrats who had fallen apart.
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A combination of the two companies could face challenges from regulators as major deals have recently fallen apart due to antitrust concerns.
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After flying too close to the sun (while leaden with steak) against Nate Diaz, he should have fallen apart in the rematch.
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If the all the final negotiations had been made in the open, he said, the budget deal would have quickly fallen apart.
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By 1993, Smith's marriage had fallen apart and he took a role as a reporter for Fox affiliate WSVN-TV in Miami.
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"Venezuela has fallen apart," said David Garcia, 38, as he queued for a hotdog at a stand in the wealthier Chacao neighborhood.
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Cook for 20 minutes, or until the sweet potatoes and carrots are cooked through and the mung beans have fallen apart. 5.
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Six days before I arrived, the prime minister had resigned, as the coalition that had put him in power had fallen apart.
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The country's political system has fallen apart in a matter of days, threatening to upend its emergence from decades of civil war.
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Since president Trump took office, a half a dozen Chinese deals have fallen apart because of concerns raised by CFIUS, Bloomberg reports.
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The future of the Violence Against Women Act Discussions in the Senate for a bipartisan version of the bill have fallen apart.
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The government strategy has yielded mixed results: fighting has quieted in many areas but other agreements have fallen apart, leading to renewed clashes.
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Some deals, like the attempts to buy Fairchild Semiconductor and Starwood Hotels, have fallen apart, but China has still been racking up acquisitions.
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But while the Minutemen Project may have fallen apart, many of its former members have found other vigilante pursuits, founding new civilian militias.
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Past attempts to broker a deal have been fallen apart over details mostly on referendum terms, including who should be allowed to vote.
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The tweets came as Chinese negotiators are headed to the United States to try and salvage a trade agreement that has fallen apart.
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American trade and intelligence officials, as well as experts from private cybersecurity firms, all acknowledged that the previous agreement had completely fallen apart.
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Since we last talked, the world has fallen apart, we're in the midst of a global pandemic, and the government is failing us.
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"Our discussions have fallen apart," Winnie Yu, the chairwoman of the union, said as she announced the start of the strike's second phase.
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And sometimes, those whose lives have fallen apart outside the gym find themselves returning to the climbing wall to put themselves back together.
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Meanwhile, in the House, the bipartisan talks over a deal to extend the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) seem to have fallen apart.
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Republicans offered competing ideas for what to do next on healthcare Monday night, now that the current ObamaCare replacement effort has fallen apart.
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Women weren't taking advantage of their newfound voting rights, it was said, and the movement that had won those rights had fallen apart.
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At least two potential acquisitions — by Twitter and Spotify — have fallen apart because of Soundcloud's asking price and other priorities at the acquiring companies.
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Previously, the LA-based construction firm was in talks with Hyperloop One's rival startup, Hyperloop Transportation, but those talks appear to have fallen apart.
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As the world has seemingly fallen apart in more recent months, the dog-rating Twitter feed has taken on a more willfully positive stance.
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"I think the moral leadership in the business community has fallen apart for the most part," Howard Dean said, during my last Vox interview.
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Several of his explanations have fallen apart now that it's clear he was interested in meeting because of the potential negative information on Clinton.
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It also shows North Korea signaling it is distancing itself from potential future verification, which is where conversations on denuclearization have fallen apart before.
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I confess that the metaphor appears to have fallen apart and left me like Zaza, wandering in the backcourt of my own blog post.
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Op-Ed Contributors The cease-fire in Syria that the United States and Russia tortuously negotiated has, like the one before it, fallen apart.
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"Many other explosive stories about sexual assault that are well-sourced have fallen apart," said The Federalist's Mollie Hemingway on Fox News this weekend.
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To stay in that spot will likely require a road win over the Panthers (6-7), who have fallen apart after a strong start.
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In 2017, Djokovic had mysteriously fallen apart, and the first half of this year bore all the signs of a continuation of his wane.
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He claimed the development had fallen apart after Mr. O'Brien wrote a book saying that Mr. Trump was worth far less than he claimed.
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But, had there not been a second firm bidding, the deal could have fallen apart, or Google could have agreed to pay far less.
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By the time Monique left his care, her new marriage had fallen apart and she had developed a dependency on Valium, Xanax and Adderall.
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KZ to sell 51 percent of its Romanian business to Chinese energy giant CEFC has fallen apart, three sources familiar with the talks told Reuters.
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By the time it was over, relationships had changed and fallen apart, characters had turned on each other, and the story turned toward its endpoint.
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Our sources say Aubrey was told by Trump his marriage had fallen apart and he intended to leave his wife, Vanessa, and Aubrey believed it.
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"Loving Come Easy" also acts as the end-credits to the EP, coming after the relationship has already fallen apart, offering a window of respite.
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IF A DEAL IS NOT SIGNED IN CHILE, THAT DOES NOT MEAN US-CHINA TALKS HAVE FALLEN APART, JUST THAT MORE TIME IS NEEDED -U.
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As a result, acquisitions worth more than $2 billion in the first five months of this year have fallen apart, Rhodium Group's Thilo Hanemann said.
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"We were in a complete rebuilding phase, and everything had fallen apart," Mr. Greenblatt told The New York Times in an interview two years ago.
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The support system we'd set up for after the birth has also fallen apart because of the new pandemic rules, which change by the day.
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Most of that cooperation has fallen apart as relations between Russia and the West deteriorated in recent years over the conflicts in Ukraine and Syria.
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Seeing that would have been reassuring … if the chair hadn't fallen apart with the speed and force of hitting the end of the crane's track.
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Is this a signal we want to send the rest of the world, that constitutional order has fallen apart in the world's most durable democracy?
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Some have tried with all their might, and yet the relationship has fallen apart in their very home for their children to undergo yet another disappointment.
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The GOP plan to repeal and replace Obamacare has fallen apart, but President Donald Trump says the Affordable Care Act will "explode" on its own, anyway.
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The economy is on the verge of collapse, the health care system has fallen apart, inflation is out of control, and grocery store shelves are empty.
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A deal between Sony and Disney over Spider-Man's film appearances has fallen apart, meaning Marvel Studios will longer be involved in future "Spider-Man" movies.
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That has since fallen apart, and Brennan has become an outspoken critic of the site in the wake of multiple shootings being tied to 8chan members.
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In other words, if the Iran nuclear deal hadn't happened, Allison believes international pressure against Iran would've fallen apart and Iran would've restarted its nuclear program.
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While Trump and top White House officials have touted the agreement as a major breakthrough, previous agreements with China have fallen apart throughout the last year.
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The film is a celebration of a woman whose public courage held together a nation that could have fallen apart in the wake of her husband's assassination.
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It has not received reports "to date" that any of the in-ground pits have fallen apart due to flooding from the storm, according to a statement.
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Indeed, the electoral results show that the coalition that pushed the Rajapaksas from power in 2015 has fallen apart, with most Sinhalese reverting to the Rajapaksa camp.
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It worked out that I had just made a hit movie for Fox with "Logan" and the Patty Hearst movie I was working on had fallen apart.
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He was having a terrible year; a few months earlier, his marriage had suddenly fallen apart, and he had been bedridden for weeks with a slipped disk.
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Meanwhile, he indicated that he might protect Dreamers if such a bill were bundled with funding for his border wall, although those negotiations have since fallen apart.
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At the same time, credit the Cavaliers and Koby Altman, their new general manager, for regrouping when it all could have fallen apart when Irving asked out.
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I called to find out what was going on and it turned out the deal had fallen apart the night before and no one had told me.
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Part of that is because the old framework of "comprehensive immigration reform" that trades increased border enforcement for a legalization program for current unauthorized immigrants has fallen apart.
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Thud may have fallen apart sooner than he expected, but he had still been given more than a year to build a "satirical art playground" on Musk's money.
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Past efforts to advance relief funding for Hurricane Michael and other natural disasters have fallen apart over how much money to allocate to Puerto Rico, per NBC News.
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While the company has talked the big talk in interviews and marketing materials, it's also lost some executives in charge of messaging as that too has fallen apart.
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John Lewis, a lawyer for Democracy Forward, said now that Jackson's nomination has fallen apart it's clear Wilkie will be in charge for at least a few months.
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When I finally realized it too, I felt nauseous—like all the inertia and momentum that had seemed to propel me toward my destiny had instantly fallen apart.
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We paper over the cracks, and if what we do is loud and grand and confident enough, no one will notice if all around us it's fallen apart.
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Why it matters: Trade talks between the U.S. and China have fallen apart in the past few months after getting off to an already shaky start this spring.
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And while the ruling did kill some of the sense of urgency to forge a legislative solution, negotiations over a DACA deal had already fallen apart months earlier.
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Jane Roe 5 said she had just moved to Charlotte to "start a new life and career," but "everything has since fallen apart" due to the alleged rape.
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Chinese acquisitions worth more than $2 billion in the first five months of this year have fallen apart, Rhodium Group's Thilo Hanemann said in a report last week.
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Joy-Ann Reid's claims of being hacked have fallen apart, reports the Daily Beast, after an internal investigation revealed homophobic blog posts were cached and not just screenshots.
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Past nuclear talks between North Korea and the United States had fallen apart over how to verify that the North had owned up to all its nuclear activities.
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Then there is the relationship between Mr. Trump and Mr. Peña Nieto, which has fallen apart twice during angry telephone exchanges over who should pay for the wall.
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Proponents feared that without a vote this year, the deal would have fallen apart in the new Congress because Democrats would demand more liberal changes to sentencing laws.
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Minor problem Just a few hours before the meeting, any concrete plans for a Senate gun debate or amendment votes had officially fallen apart, according to multiple sources.
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That plea agreement has since fallen apart, with Flynn last year hiring a more combative legal team that's accused prosecutors of malfeasance and coercing him into pleading guilty.
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Shares of Valeant Pharmaceuticals fell nearly 8 percent Wednesday after a report said the company's talks to sell its stomach-drug unit to Japan's Takeda Pharmaceutical have fallen apart.
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I've owned many analog earphones, and they have almost always fallen apart within a year — especially when I'm wrapping them up every day and putting them in my pocket.
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He had transferred restlessly between schools, and he was taking his time to graduate; a stock-picking hobby that grew into a promising source of income had fallen apart.
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They connected on 60.3 percent of their shots, outrebounded Miami 52 to 31, and dished out 26 assists after their passing had fallen apart in the loss to Portland.
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His notebook contained a registry of patients who had been part of an H.I.V. treatment program that, like the rest of the nation's public health system, had fallen apart.
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One of those officers, Louis Scarcella, a retired New York detective, has emerged in recent years as symbol of wrongful convictions, as numerous cases he handled have fallen apart.
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The shaky ceasefire has fallen apart at this strategically-important crossroad as battles rage daily around an industrial district known as the "Prom Zone" on the town's southern flanks.
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That changes when he runs into a protester called (120 Degrees of) Knowledge Allah and an heiress named Sophine Jefferson whose life has fallen apart after her father was murdered.
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Hisense's relationship with Sharp may have fallen apart, but this new acquisition of Toshiba could bode well for the Chinese company and result in a lot more 4K laser TVs.
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Eighteen years after the conflict began, and shortly after peace negotiations had fallen apart in September, Pentagon officials anonymously confirmed that total troop levels could sink as low as 220006,2202.
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How many vertically ambitious men do you know who climb the heights and when they get there, realize that their marriage has fallen apart and they don't know their children?
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The bill appears to have fallen apart after the thirsty right-wing members of the Freedom Caucus went to the White House to demand even more concessions and were rebuffed.
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A deal between Sony and Disney about Spider-Man's future movie appearances has fallen apart, and unless something changes, Marvel Studios will not be involved in future "Spider-Man" movies.
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In May 7.63, CNBC reported that the talks had fallen apart because Salesforce was demanding around $70 billion, about $22 billion more than the company's market value at the time.
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A potential deal between Chinese tech giant Huawei and U.S. cell phone giant AT&T appears to have fallen apart at the 11th hour, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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She lives in Cambridge, England, but the book is about a four-year period when she spent months at a time in New York, after a relationship had fallen apart.
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An activist with the opposition-aligned group Aleppo Media Center said people are hopeful this initiative will work, even though past agreements have fallen apart since the conflict began in 2011.
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Now that the Republican push to partially repeal the Affordable Care Act has fallen apart, industry groups desperately hope Congress can move quickly to patch the problems in the ACA marketplaces.
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"It's only fallen apart if we say it has," she tells Elizabeth from her bed, where she spends much of the season, resting up between one alcoholic spree and the next.
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The rhetoric of liberal opening has given way to authoritarianism, the peace process with the Kurdish nationalists has fallen apart, press freedoms are diminishing and terrorist attacks are on the rise.
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It was cruelly fitting that Game 3 was decided ultimately by a passed ball and a throwing error: defense, to that point, was the only thing left that hadn't fallen apart.
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In more than 55 tweets over 47 days, The New York Times found, Mr. Trump claimed falsely that elements of the original whistle-blower's account had fallen apart or proven incorrect.
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Her husband, Liu Jie, filed for divorce, arguing that their marriage had fallen apart due to "conflicts in character, ideas and living habits," according to the court ruling seen by Reuters.
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Norfolk Southern resisted the proposed railroad merger from the beginning, and the termination joins a string of proposed deals that have fallen apart in the last week because of regulatory concerns.
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What starts off as a portrait of a young girl with big dreams progresses over the years into a life that's fallen apart through drugs, abuse, ten children, and other turmoil.
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After a promising start to the season, things have fallen apart fast for Matt Patricia, but this week's matchup against the Bears is a good opportunity for them to bounce back.
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And as we reported, Jennifer and David, who broke up several months ago, have been negotiating a custody arrangement but each want primary physical custody and the negotiations have fallen apart.
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"The potential is that something has fallen apart and there are many different sizes and pieces and it is going to be really hard for someone to remove it," she said.
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The band's fallen apart in recent years -- guitarist Malcolm Young quit when he got dementia, drummer Phil Rudd ditched after a drug conviction, and lead singer Brian Johnson lost his hearing.
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Now that the JCPOA has seemingly fallen apart, Accor declined to comment on whether its hotels would stay open despite Washington's sanctions, or if its outlook on the country had changed.
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It might not have worked: had Kroos's free kick flown under the crossbar, rather than into the middle of it, a moment after Lozano's goal, the plan might have fallen apart.
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"'Back Down to the Dirt' takes place in that moment when you realize everything you ever tried to build has fallen apart and you're left standing alone in the wreckage," says Pittelman.
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Facebook's case that Portal is "private by design" has fallen apart before it even shipped, and consumers who were on the fence about buying one may just have fallen off for good.
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But so far Smithfield had no reports that any of the in-ground pits have fallen apart due to flooding of a tributary of the Cape Fear River near Wilmington, Fitzpatrick said.
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Trump's comments came as the US-Russia brokered ceasefire in southwestern Syria entered its fifth day, a hopeful development in a country where numerous ceasefires have been brokered and quickly fallen apart.
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Chris Brown was a man of few words Wednesday night, but it didn't take many to show his disdain for authorities who arrested him in a gun case that has fallen apart.
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A year ago the front office looked extremely fortunate that the deal had fallen apart—Bruce was OK enough, but Saunders was on his way to making the AL All-Star team.
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But as the country has fallen apart under President Nicolás Maduro, who took office in 2013, the government has let the tuberculosis threat slip from its control, losing decades' worth of gains.
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"The reality is that 70 percent of the burden of the fighting in Ghazni is on the shoulders of the police, and their structure has long since fallen apart," Mr. Rahmani said.
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We arrived in Los Angeles to an immigration system that has clearly fallen apart — 0003,000 to 3,000 people lined up in close proximity, 90 percent with no masks and many with coughs.
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Though Ennahda came first, it has 17 fewer seats than it won in the last parliamentary election in 2014, when it came second to a secular coalition which has since fallen apart.
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Talks have fallen apart following Trump's reported derogatory comments at a White House meeting last week targeting immigrants from Haiti and African nations as being from "shithole" countries, remarks that drew international condemnation.
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So now the lesson for the market is that all of that strategy has fallen apart ... The company was in negotiations regarding a lot of valuable assets, in the final phase of negotiations.
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From Jan Norte to Hong Man Choi there are fighters whose size has accounted for their extremely limited success, but they have all fallen apart under the scrutiny of real, top-flight kickboxers.
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But like the rest of the country's public health system, its treatment programme has fallen apart amid an economic meltdown that has triggered the biggest exodus of people in modern Latin American history.
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The rosé is flowing, friendships have fallen apart, Jax Taylor has started a sex scandal and our patron saint Lisa Vanderpump wonders why the bloody hell she's hired these endlessly entertaining hot messes.
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By the time Bush the Lesser took (or seized) power in 2001, business as usual—or business as it was supposed to be conducted, according to law and custom—had already fallen apart.
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Only a little over half of new cases in Congo are in people with known connections to previous cases, an indication that contact tracing, considered essential to beating an outbreak, has fallen apart.
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Meanwhile, our very large and heterogeneous nation has many regions, or cities, or communities, where life has been a slow-motion disaster for decades—where everything is falling apart or has fallen apart.
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"Some will fall into a dangerous state of disrepair, and you will fall into my scenario of, 'yes it's ADA-compliant but oops'" — the station would be inaccessible because it had fallen apart.
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The consensus in the U.K. that something had to be done to help refugees, particularly children, had fallen apart after the Nice attack and the conflation, in its wake, of terrorists and refugees.
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The margin of defeat could be even worse this time, because her strategy of brinksmanship, which the Prime Minister has tried to hold for more than two years, has all but fallen apart.
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Two of the sources said the talks were ongoing and had not completely fallen apart, but both sides of the talks were considering whether there was a path forward to a broader deal.
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That's another reason why I wrote Imposters, because [it] is set after that system has fallen apart and in a situation that's much more inherently chaotic, whereas Uglies had that smoothed down, fairytale feel.
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It's the latest in a slew of toll road public-private partnerships that have fallen apart in the wake of the recession 10 years ago, at times leaving taxpayers struggling to recover their investment.
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Eight years later, Diamond produced a sequel, Collapse, studying mainly "small, poor, peripheral, past societies" that had fallen apart—the Norse in Greenland, and the ill-omened inhabitants of Rapa Nui, or Easter Island.
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House Republicans growing increasingly frustrated with the Senate are worried their budget could hit a snag in the upper chamber, where other House-passed legislation has become stuck in quicksand or completely fallen apart.
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"With the successive and exhausting defeats that the Americans have faced in the region from Iran, it's natural that their nervous system and coherence of thought have fallen apart," Sepah News quoted Jafari as saying.
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Heritage Action CEO Michael Needham said in a call with reporters that prospects for a deal this week have fallen apart and proposed that lawmakers go back to their districts over the recess to regroup.
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Talks between Republican and Democratic negotiators had more or less fallen apart on Friday, and this weekend things haven't progressed toward a resolution at all, according to several sources with direct knowledge of the talks.
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But those talks have fallen apart, however, amid tension between both parties and the White House over allegations that President Donald Trump used incendiary and vulgar language to describe immigrants from Africa and other countries.
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The Nets have had ups and downs under Mr. Prokhorov's ownership: They reached the Eastern Conference semifinals three years ago, but have fallen apart since then, crippled by a series of misguided player personnel moves.
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It came just four days after the Weinstein Co. announced it would file for bankruptcy protection, saying negotiations had fallen apart with the group led by businesswoman Maria Contreras-Sweet and billionaire investor Ron Burkle.
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In others instances, the government's case has fallen apart after the FBI would not hand over the full code for its malware, even when the judge said the defense had a right to see it.
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And over the past few years, several police accounts of shootings or killings, such as the police shootings of Samuel DuBose in Cincinnati and Laquan McDonald in Chicago, have fallen apart when interrogated with video evidence.
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All this has fallen apart with a Shanghai court's decision last week to freeze the assets of Faraday's main backer, Jia Yueting, and Faraday's abandonment of the plan to build a plant in Nevada, per Fortune.
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But over the past few years, several police accounts of shootings or killings have also fallen apart when interrogated with video evidence — making it especially hard for activists and protesters to take cops at their word.
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In the six months since Harvey Weinstein built his new "dream team" of heavy-hitting lawyers to represent him against sexual assault charges in Manhattan, the movie producer's carefully selected legal cast has completely fallen apart.
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YOKOHAMA, Japan — In less than a year Nissan has lost its chairman to a financial misconduct scandal; its profits have plummeted; and its ties to Renault, often seen as crucial for its future, have fallen apart.
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Tennessee TitansOne thing to know: After a surprisingly successful start to the season, the Raiders have fallen apart in the past few weeks, outscored 74-12 against the Chiefs and Jets in their past two games.
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A bust-up between President Maithripala Sirisena and Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe over how far to accommodate Indian interests is a key reason the nation's unity government has just fallen apart, government officials and foreign diplomats said.
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As we near the end of the season, the cumulative effect of these sporadic societal meltdowns is far more chilling than if the entire world had fallen apart in the season two premiere, as many people expected.
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Within a year, Justin Hawkins had left the band to go to rehab for cocaine addiction – lyrics like "Several massive choking lines of glorious gak" should possibly have flagged the issue earlier – and the band had fallen apart.
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Similar proposals for high-speed trains on the East Coast, including along the heavily trafficked Northeast Corridor between Washington, D.C., and Boston, have also fallen apart due to opposition and massive cost estimates, per the New York Times.
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LONDON, Sept 11 (Reuters) - A plan by eurosceptics in Prime Minister Theresa May's party to publish an alternative plan for the United Kingdom's future relationship with the European Union has fallen apart, the Financial Times reported on Tuesday.
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Chinese negotiators including Vice Premier Liu He, one of China's top economic officials and a close confidant of the country's president, Xi Jinping, are headed to Washington to try to salvage a trade agreement that has fallen apart.
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And if one of those strands had fallen apart, like if we couldn't build this new app in time, if we couldn't sell it, if the film fell through, if the design didn't work, the whole thing crumbled.
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It comes at a time when leadership of Nowoczesna party, a smaller partner of the main opposition the Civic Platform Party (PO), has fallen apart, weakening the entire opposition block ahead of the local election in autumn this year.
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Kym Worthy, the current county prosecutor, declined to comment Tuesday, but her office said in a statement that the case against Mr. Sanford, who is now 23, had fallen apart after a recently concluded reinvestigation by the state police.
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That made her sad, not so much because she wanted to continue spending time with him as because she'd had such high expectations for him over break, and it didn't seem fair that things had fallen apart so quickly.
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The company announced over the summer that its plans to bring Stefan Herheim's production of Wagner's "Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg" from the Salzburg Festival to the Met in a future season had fallen apart for a variety of reasons.
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In many cases, several police accounts of shootings or killings have fallen apart with video evidence, making it especially hard for activists to take cops at their word — but seemingly not as difficult for juries to clear those officers.
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Entire marriages in my family's long history, in India and beyond, have been arranged or fallen apart because of the alignment of the stars, which makes me even more hostile to thinking about what my birth means for my future.
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"Our discussions have fallen apart," Winnie Yu, the chairwoman of the union, said Monday, adding that the next stage of the strike will involve a work stoppage by emergency doctors and nurses beginning Tuesday and lasting the rest of the week.
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KATHMANDU (Reuters) - Talks between the Nepali government and minority groups to resolve a dispute over a new constitution have fallen apart, opposition leaders said on Tuesday, dashing hopes that protests that have led to crippling fuel shortages will end soon.
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Survivors play that horrible game with themselves for a long time as they grieve, and it is heartbreaking to see Rebecca's face as she thinks about how if they had just bought that new house, her life wouldn't have fallen apart.
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Cramer Remix: The worst stock in the world Cramer: The 14 steps to a REAL market bottom Cramer: How to stop Under Armour's vicious decline And while Cramer was right about the product of Fitbit, the stock has since fallen apart.
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Mr. Waldman said he did not hear back from the committee's staff members, but he contends that they played a role in pushing the claim that the talks over Mr. Deripaska's potential testimony had fallen apart because he demanded immunity.
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A true face-lift will be daunting, though; that elite starting rotation has fallen apart because of injuries, and the Mets essentially have been out of both the National League East and wild-card races since the end of May.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads To anyone who receives news alerts, the world might seem to have fallen apart in a wave of terrorist attacks, failed coups, wrongful killings, police assassinations, and accidental withdrawals from European coalitions, to name a few.
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Researchers who study how democracies have formed and fallen apart in other parts of the world have said that democracies often erode slowly, and identified various unwritten rules that get broken, like fair play or an acceptance that the opposition will sometimes win.
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Last week, the New York Times reported that Barr had brought in an outside prosecutor to review the case against Trump's former national security adviser, Michael Flynn, whose plea agreement with Mueller over charges of lying to investigators has fallen apart in recent weeks.
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Voters fed up with the two main parties have plenty of other options, whether Lib Dem or Green (which also offers outright opposition to Brexit), or a battered, bruised and increasingly far-right UK Independence Party, which clung on to some seats despite having fallen apart institutionally.
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It was a Friday in March at a press conference shoehorned into the turbulence ahead of Conor McGregor and Nate Diaz's first meeting, and the stage was packed with 18 fighters whose personalities loomed large and small and whose bouts have since played out or fallen apart.
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If Robin Thicke hadn't completely fallen apart after "Blurred Lines," he could be making albums like this, collections of blue-eyed soul that lean on the liquid synths of Taylor Swift's "Style" and The Weeknd's Beauty Behind the Madness as signifiers of hip pop c. 2016.
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Finding Justice I was inspired by Rachel Aviv's article on Albert Woodfox, one of the Angola 3, whose commitment to the principles of the Black Panther Party helped him endure four decades of solitary confinement, even after the Party itself had fallen apart ("Surviving Solitary," January 16th).
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Some tries have worked wonders (props to The Wiz), others have fallen apart (poor Peter Pan), and between its subject matter and an all-star cast that included John Legend and Alice Cooper, Jesus Christ Superstar was unlikely to fall anywhere in between those two poles.
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Stefanick pointed to several deals that have recently fallen apart, including this week's dashed $28 billion merger of oilfield services companies Baker Hughes Inc and Halliburton Co. The deal was canceled due to opposition from U.S. and European antitrust regulators, who worried about the proposed merger's influence on prices.
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And over the past few years, several police accounts of shootings or killings, such as the police shootings of Samuel DuBose in Cincinnati and Laquan McDonald in Chicago, have also fallen apart when interrogated with video evidence — making it especially hard for activists and protesters to take cops at their word.
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Mr. Rezaian, a 39-year-old Californian who became Post bureau chief in Tehran in 2012, had been languishing in the city's Evin Prison since July 2014 on vaguely defined charges of espionage that he denied and that his lawyer said had fallen apart at a closed trial in Tehran's Revolutionary Court.
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Messi then produced an instinctive volley for the third Barca goal in the 33rd, piling more pain on a Sevilla side who had serious title ambitions little more than a month ago but have fallen apart in recent weeks and failed to win any of their last six games in all competitions.
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The roughly 2,750 unionized employees at the factory, in Ingersoll, Ontario, may have been emboldened because it builds the Chevrolet Equinox, a small sport-utility vehicle that is a sales success for G.M. A union statement said negotiations had fallen apart over demands that Ingersoll be designated the primary assembly site for the Equinox.
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While some aides suggest he is likely to back a deal that funds the wall at less than $5.7 billion if it emerges from conference, Trump himself has not yet signaled whether he would back down on his demand, and similar efforts to compromise on the price tag of his wall have fallen apart previously.
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The fight over disaster relief The latest sign of the dysfunction gripping Congress came this week, when Republicans and Democrats continued to flounder in months-long negotiations over disaster aid for states recently hit by hurricanes, flooding, and wildfires, typically a subject that can easily win bipartisan consensus but has instead repeatedly fallen apart over unrelated issues.
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This Country's Democracy Has Fallen Apart — And It Played Out To Millions On Facebook How Duterte Used Facebook To Fuel the Philippine Drug War How Facebook Failed The Rohingya In Myanmar The "Yellow Vest" Riots In France Are What Happens When Facebook Gets Involved With Local News "We Had To Stop Facebook": When Anti-Muslim Violence Goes Viral
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Back when Gross was creating the album's inner booklet images, he shot slow-motion videos of colorful elephant toothpaste sculptures being smashed to bits, all in order to capture the "exploding moment" where the sculpture goes from one singular thing to something that has fallen apart, expressing the cyclical idea that things always disintegrate, regardless of what we do.
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Celebrating the continuing earnings fête thrown by various public tech companies, we dug into Tesla's results and ensuing (modest) correction, Facebook's big quarter and its rivalry with Snap, Square's own financial tally, and recent IPOs Cloudera — which after its conservative pricing has had a solid run — and Carvana, which has mostly fallen apart since its debut.
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Lena attached an email to her docs in which Peter says, "I am confirming that I agree to Lena Headey keeping our son Wylie Loughran in the UK ... if all parts of said deal are put in place ..." Apparently the deal has fallen apart, and now a judge must decide whether Wylie will be cosmo or just a young English bloke.
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"We've seen two summits -- we had the Singapore summit and the Hanoi summit -- and we held off on pushing the legislation during those negotiations, but now that they've fallen apart, we thought it was important to take this next step," Van Hollen said Thursday about President Trump's two meetings with North Korean leader Kim Jong UnKim Jong UnPompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests State Dept.
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In noting that the partial truce had fallen apart in some parts of Syria, Mr. Kerry acknowledged what has been clear for more than a week on the ground: The relative respite from violence brought by the two-month reduction in hostilities has come to a resounding end in many areas, especially Aleppo, where more than 200 people have died in the past week, most of them civilians.
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"We've seen two summits — we had the Singapore summit and the Hanoi summit — and we held off on pushing the legislation during those negotiations, but now that they've fallen apart, we thought it was important to take this next step," Van Hollen said Thursday about President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's two meetings with North Korean leader Kim Jong UnKim Jong UnPompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests State Dept.
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I've actually spent a good deal of time this summer wondering if privileged straight women are OK: while watching the new season of Big Little Lies, in which the complex web of female camaraderie and solidarity established last season has fallen apart in poorly written episodes that don't do justice to what I'd believed about these women's relationships; while watching Ari Aster's Midsommar, in which poor Florence Pugh's character has a heartily cathartic screamfest with female cult members when faced with the actions of her dumb, shitty boyfriend; while reading Taffy Brodesser-Akner's fabulous new novel, Fleishman Is in Trouble, in which straight marriage seems just as ghastly as I've always imagined it to be.
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