Wherever there are cracks, they will be falling through them.
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A firefighter dies falling through the floor of a vacant building.
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These guys are the ones who are falling through the cracks.
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This happened from somebody falling through the cracks about 20 times.
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"They were so heavy they were falling through the skin," she says.
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"They are literally falling through the cracks in these models," he says.
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Opponents of the project cheered the news of the financing falling through.
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Kendra's Law keeps those most in need from falling through the cracks.
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Much of it is just falling through the gaps of the law.
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Rather, it sort of bops downward as if it were falling through space.
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In the meantime, patients and families can end up falling through the cracks.
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In that instance, the ball bounced four times before falling through the basket.
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You had a deal to sell a business that is now falling through?
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The ones you try to make plans with that end up falling through.
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The documentary has her referencing a TV project falling through, which is a shame.
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Think of a pachinko ball falling through its gauntlet of pins, holes and ramps.
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Joyce, however, indicated that he was not yet worried about the deal falling through.
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That venture ended up falling through and the rest is history, as they say.
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Vesely played in the N.B.A. for three years before falling through the league floor.
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No matter what you do, some fantastic show is probably falling through the cracks.
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Most recently, it's that people keep falling through the ceilings of fast food restaurants.
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Lots of falling down and falling through things, falling all over myself, falling over Dermot.
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I still ended up falling through the cracks anyway; I didn't even apply to college.
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Other agents pointed to cancellations of viewings occurring in higher numbers than transactions falling through.
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Nationwide, millions of children are falling through the cracks of early childhood lead testing requirements.
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Dutch police are investigating a third death that involved a man falling through a roof.
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It's XOXO, baby — anything goes 1:27: People are falling through magical, reddish EDM clouds.
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"They're so disorganized; things are falling through the cracks that aren't supposed to," he said.
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He was at risk of falling through a major hole in the social safety net.
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It is time for Puerto Rico to stop falling through the territorial/colonial rabbit hole.
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People traveling on frozen rivers by A.T.V. or snowmobile are falling through; some have died.
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But thousands of people have also come seeking opportunity, with many falling through the cracks.
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It may mean that they are simply falling through the cracks of our UI system.
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More and more people are falling through the cracks, and those cracks are getting bigger.
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A soft spot in jobs continued for mining with oil prices falling through the year.
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The dunk attempt clanged high off the back of the rim before falling through the net.
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This weekend, look up at night to see bits of Halley's Comet falling through Earth's atmosphere.
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Because, as you will recall, he fucked himself up falling through the roof of his barn.
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Students without the financial means to seek quality schooling elsewhere will continue falling through the cracks.
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"Far too many borrowers are falling through the cracks," Mr. Frotman said in a phone interview.
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Warmth at the memory softened my heart like the sun-warmed soil falling through my fingers.
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Justin Bieber disappeared onstage Thursday night after falling through a trap door, and it's pretty dramatic.
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Her grandmother died by falling through a rotted-out wood floor in her public housing unit.
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And now with a fragile health system in delicate balance, patients are falling through the cracks.
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This is especially true of immigrant communities, which are more vulnerable to falling through the cracks.
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This "something" is the rare incident of a snake falling through a home's ceiling onto a bed.
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But residents said Nhampuepua, an hour and a half's drive from Beira, was falling through the cracks.
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Many who are returned home find themselves falling through the cracks, bewildered after a long time away.
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"Too many teens are falling through the gaps, without instruction from parents or formal settings," she said.
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He often looks annoyed if the ball so much as glances off the rim before falling through.
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But at gatherings he hosted at his home, he saw public school students falling through the cracks.
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If your grill rack has widely spaced bars, skewer the tentacles to keep them from falling through.
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Toddler Camaya Davis drowned after falling through a hole in the floor of her family's home in Detroit.
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With $240 in his pocket and his housing falling through, he slept at a $30 a night motel.
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My uncle was walking across the yurt porch and ended up falling through and cutting his leg open.
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A basic income, according to its advocates, prevents people from falling through the cracks of social security system.
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One minute you're free-falling through a serotonin high, arms aloft with two drinks stuffed into each hand.
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The primary cause of agreed big mergers falling through has been failing to pass the federal antitrust barriers.
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I remember how my dad played the piano virtually every morning, with the sunlight falling through that window.
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Another older man was found dead in the Netherlands after falling through ice while skating, the BBC reported.
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Earlier this week the earth gave way under a search worker, his leg falling through the septic lid.
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It's a force that is perpendicular to the ground and prevents the car from falling through the road.
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If the deal ends up falling through, she added, "that puts the founder in a very difficult spot."
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Another leverages a camera trick to show a person or group seemingly falling through the bathroom floor repeatedly.
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Ants kept falling through a ventilation pipe into the bunker, where they had nothing but corpses to eat.
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The market will be hard-pressed to find a bottom with key support levels falling through left and right.
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Contracts speculating on the bank's share price falling through 8 and 9 euros in the next two months DBKGn080eS8.
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"The merger falling through would be seen as potentially delaying further deals between other cooperative banks," one broker said.
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Despite our best intentions, sometimes people are still falling through the cracks and too many are not being seen.
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Why it matters: The stock market has largely ignored potential threats of a U.S.-China trade deal falling through.
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All objects, when falling through the air, have a terminal velocity that depends on their size, shape, and mass.
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" "Too many young boys and men in particular are falling through the cracks in ways that can become catastrophic.
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Five people have died falling through ice this spring in Mr. Leary's region alone, including two on March 31.
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This is an interaction between the tire and the ground that prevents the truck from falling through the dirt.
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Ethereum was close to 18 percent lower near $865, after falling through the $1,000 level Tuesday, according to CoinMarketCap.
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They're deploying AI and predictive analytics to try to prevent students from falling through the cracks of the system.
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It's called a plug door, and it basically acts like a bathtub-drain stopper, corking the hole without falling through.
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Some pregnant women are falling through the gaps and having babies infected with syphilis at birth, the CDC statistics show.
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I text my boyfriend, H., to let him know about the job opportunity falling through, and he is really supportive.
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Haunted by the thought of falling through the ice, he was clearly under emotional strain, and he hectored Pederson endlessly.
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Eating through it all feels a bit like falling through a rabbit hole to a land you hadn't known existed.
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"Imagine if we had a $6 million pallet of cash falling through the sky," Musk said he tells his staff.
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Liners on wire shelving prevent small items from falling through the gaps and help prevent creases from the wire itself.
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"When you look at it statistically, I can see how it would be construed as falling through the cracks," Sgt.
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But none of these measures is universal, and so diabetes patients are still at risk of falling through the cracks.
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That raises the risk of patients falling through the cracks, not following up on appointments and potentially spreading the infection.
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And I'm going to clatter into some DMs like the Kool-Aid jug falling through a wall, don't you worry. 21.
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I was struck watching how this small, tight-knit community comes together to keep its own from falling through the cracks.
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They seem like early video game characters caught at the moment when they are falling through spaces demarcated by square pixels.
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Wheat futures dropped, their fourth straight losing session, falling through key technical support points to hit their lowest since April 24.91.
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Stocks tanked on Monday, triggering a key market-wide "circuit breaker" designed to prevent the market from falling through the floor.
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It brings a sense of normalcy, a reminder of a world that now seems to be free-falling through my fingers.
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A commitment to universal health coverage — bringing in the people currently falling through Obamacare's cracks — should definitely be a litmus test.
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Toensing declined to comment on what specific conflicts may have led to the work on the Russia legal team falling through.
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Just four days ago, a Michigan man was arrested on disorderly conduct charges after falling through the roof of a Subway.
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But it does mean that there's a good chance that this conflict could end up falling through the cracks in the meantime.
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His shot bounced twice high off the rim before finally falling through the net to increase the Badgers' margin to three points.
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And if you're wondering if this is the episode that ends with Toby near-fatally falling through a table, it sure is!
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On Monday, Tesla shares fell, which could be read as disappointment about the deal falling through or nervousness about the company's leadership.
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She found that low-income students were falling through the cracks because families couldn't afford the resources their children needed to succeed.
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On Earth, that requires constantly nudging an atom up so that it can be measured while it&aposs falling through the detector.
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But there is a clear danger of it falling through the cracks as Congress makes its way toward a messy budget agreement.
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Filled with the trepidation of vertigo and the thrilling sensation of falling through air untethered, bridges innately carry an uncertainty to them.
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The group's mobile clinics serve "the folks who are falling through the cracks of the healthcare system," Executive Director Linda Ryan said.
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Stocks have been in a turmoil where trading was halted briefly multiple times to prevent the market from falling through the floor.
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The movie cuts to Hina falling through the sky like some celestial thing, witnessing supernatural weather patterns only she's meant to see.
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In Judge's book, there was also another reference to a student falling through a ceiling at a house party at Judge's house.
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While it may seem that debris (or smaller pieces of moon) falling through the atmosphere shouldn't be too deadly, this intuition is wrong.
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The pilot ended with Bran falling through the air, and though he survived, he ended up paralyzed and unable to use his legs.
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"The inside is this dark, dark deep blue which felt to me like space, to represent what I was falling through," she said.
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Stocks have been falling through the month on fears the trade war between the U.S. and China would hurt an already weakening economy.
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After tricking a substantial number of wights into falling through some thin ice, our team settles down for a campfire and a nap.
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Perhaps a time warp, falling through space, or that horrible dream you always have that leaves you waking up in a cold sweat?
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There's a chance that some of the miners will change their mind at the very last second, with the whole upgrade falling through.
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Second, comprehensive youth coaching and scouting systems should be able to spot the talented teenagers and prevent them from falling through the cracks.
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Women would be at risk of falling through the cracks and having to pay for medications that had previously been free of charge.
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They can be hard to stabilize when falling through the sky, and they must be made of extra rigid, durable materials to survive.
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The lake itself was all set dressing, and actors fell into small tanks of water whenever their characters were falling through the ice.
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Its most impressive feature is a massive contoured bowl in which the balls spend minutes orbiting each other before falling through the bottom.
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China: The rate of new coronavirus infections appears to be steadily falling, but many patients with other illnesses are falling through the cracks.
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But without the proper experience or infrastructure, Mexico is struggling to manage the new landscape, and many families are falling through the cracks.
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Only intervention by the PBOC in recent weeks has kept it from falling through the key 7 per dollar level in onshore markets.
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Yeah, it was going to be with the Daily Caller, but it ended up falling through, so I wasn't able to do it.
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That speedy turnaround came against a backdrop of the nickel price falling through the $9,2000 level for the first time in a year.
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Sometimes, I feel like I'm stuck in an unbreakable programming loop, falling through the same inputs and outputs and returning the same result.
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That means these statistics have been falling through the cracks, even as people have started to fall ill apparently in connection with vaping.
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Wyoming Police have identified 38 year old Tracy Cashman as the victim who drowned after falling through ice while trying to save her dog.
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At the same time, however, Musk's plans to build a tunnel in Chicago — one of the company's earliest wins — is close to falling through.
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Once you've built up some fitness, falling through the air, absorbing the landing, then immediately reapplying force is a key component of building athleticism.
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"In a market that tends to be declining, sellers have even more concern of a mortgage falling through, so they want certainty," added Shah.
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The outbreak is straining a health care system that was already overburdened, and many patients with other illnesses are now falling through the cracks.
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But this one, showing Ignis falling through the floor, gives me an opportunity to rant about the uselessness of your buddies in this game.
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Falling through the warmer air, however, can have an effect on the snowflakes, which may partially melt and clump together on the way down.
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There was a counterfeit edition of Danielle Trussoni's acclaimed memoir, "Falling Through the Earth," on the site that misspelled her name on the cover.
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This slows down administration and adding paperwork or technical hurdles could result in some Americans who should get the payments falling through the cracks.
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A cool gray morning turns into a bright but bitterly cold afternoon, with temperatures falling through the 20s and a lunchtime windchill around 15.
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State and federal officials get millions of tips all year, and anything falling through the cracks can lead to a major catastrophe, she added.
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"Temperatures will be falling through the day as Arctic air mass moves overhead," the National Weather Service in Boston said via Twitter early Friday.
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James "Ghost" St. Patrick, the main character played by Omari Hardwick, is seen falling through the air after being shot by an unknown gunman.
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On April 29, 2015, the year after Larsen and Waters reached the Pole, explorers Marc Cornelissen and Phillip De Roo died after falling through.
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It will keep those veggies from falling through, and when you're done cooking, pick the rack up (wearing an oven mitt, of course) and serve!
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As for the issue with matter falling through cracks in the hinge and getting wedged behind the display, Samsung's apparently just making the holes smaller.
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As other officers arrived, surveillance video captured the woman falling through the ceiling and onto a shelf full of firewood, charcoal, envelopes, and other items.
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My thought bubble: I'd be less concerned about this next round of funding falling through than the one after that, or the one after that.
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Some combination of this deal falling through and the general slowness of VR market growth made most of our investors reluctant to fund us further.
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Last week, reports suggested that the deal was on the verge of falling through due to SoftBank Group-owned Sprint's concerns about maintaining ownership control.
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Treasury yields came down during the week, with the 10-year Treasury yield falling through a range it's been in since just after the election.
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"Too many eligible borrowers were falling through the cracks, unaware they were eligible for relief," U.S. Education Under Secretary Ted Mitchell said in a statement.
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" As with other Kodo players, his dreams were musical: "In my best dream I was falling through space in bright light, and singing very loudly.
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After all, there are multiple references in this episode to Alice in Wonderland, and to Michael falling through rabbit holes (or wormholes, if you will).
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Unemployment kept falling through the late 1990s, and reached as low as 3.8 percent in the spring of 2000, without evident flares of inflation pressure.
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Mortgage rates have been falling through the summer and are now sitting at 2017 lows, but they are still slightly higher than one year ago.
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Dust and shrapnel started falling through the roof of my shop and I even saw body parts of people flying and dropping on the ground.
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John Hendrickson, who spent 36 years as an EEOC attorney in Chicago before retiring in 2017, said too many cases are falling through the cracks.
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However, like all UFC on Fox cards, there are plenty of other fights to take up the slack of the above fights falling through so disappointingly.
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She said Republicans would risk "people falling through the cracks or causing turmoil in insurance markets" if lawmakers voided Obama's statute without a replacement in hand.
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Sterling trod water after falling through the $1.36 line in the previous session as investors further reduced bets of a central bank rate hike next week.
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Parallel to that style change, my alcohol consumption increased, which culminated in me falling through a large plate glass window in my house and almost dying.
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SEATTLE (Reuters) - A herd of elk died after falling through thin ice while crossing a reservoir in northeastern Oregon, a state wildlife official said on Wednesday.
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The downside to the convenience created by Amazon's huge marketplace is that some of these food items are falling through the cracks of Amazon's strict regulations.
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Ms. McGuire's father, Wade McGuire, 252, grew up in a farmhouse, the family so destitute that he recalls snow falling through a hole in the roof.
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This legislative protection creates the possibility of dangerous individuals falling through the cracks of our justice system and returning to the communities which they prey upon.
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After seeing many friends end up in jail, he now focuses his time on helping youngsters falling through the boxing ring's ropes instead of behind bars.
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With Negan's vehicle out of commission, Rick chases Negan into a zombie-infested building where the two eventually find themselves falling through the floor into utter darkness.
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But the consequence of heavy refining runs is that distillate stockpiles have started to rise after falling through most of the second and third quarters (tmsnrt.rs/2cZOqp0).
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And a lot more was blown away on Tuesday thanks to the LME three-month price falling through a particularly technically sensitive area either side of $2,300.
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Amid news that Holland will be departing the MCU due to a deal between Sony and Marvel falling through, the actors met up to spend time together.
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While his miracle shot against the Sixers hit the rim four times before falling through, this one simply hit the back of the rim and bricked out.
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In one video posted to social media, more than 15 blasts can be heard, and at least one was proceeded by an object falling through the air.
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"Plus, the S&P's now well below its 50-day simple moving average, and we're falling through every meaningful floor of support that we had," Cramer said.
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One of the first stories Miyabara heard when he arrived in Suwa was how a promising young researcher had died after falling through the ice decades earlier.
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Well, I just wanted to sit inside and read at that age, I didn't want to go out and have adventures falling through the ice and stuff.
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Above her a little boy was falling through the air, and behind him at a window on the fourth floor stood a nun with her hands pushed out.
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It isn't until the Hound decides to throw them both through a wall, falling through the air and landing in an immense blaze, that the fight finally ends.
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Watch: Malala on Refugees, Advocacy, and the Girl Power Trip Doctors of the World say that pregnant migrants like Li are falling through the cracks of the system.
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"I think it is a little bit of a disappointment with the Chinese deal falling through," said Bill Gentry, managing director of agriculture consulting at Risk Management Commodities.
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I decided to reach out to two experts in field to find out where my knowledge of stress fractures was falling through the cracks (in my bones, apparently).
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Details of the prisoner talks were a closely held secret, so even within the Obama administration few people realized how perilously close the swap came to falling through.
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Wins and losses are subject to a hefty dose of random variation: one last-second shot rattling off the rim or falling through can make all the difference.
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Government decides what kind of health insurance we get, where we get it, and how doctors will practice medicine—and more patients end up falling through the cracks.
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However, Leonard ended up scoring, bringing Philadelphia's season to a dramatic close as the shot bounced off of the rim four times before finally falling through the hoop.
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As it happens, Mr. Harris did have a tough moment as he returned across the frozen harbor with his groceries, falling through some slushy ice to his knees.
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" On the other hand, here is Sarah eating a crème brûlée: "She crashed the spoon through the burnt sugar like a boy falling through ice on a lake.
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What had happened was that the tenant that was above us had left her toilet overflowing and so we had toilet water that was falling through the ceiling.
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There was a lot of commentary back in the United States on some other channels that maybe because this schedule is getting compress, that the deal was falling through.
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Qualcomm paid NXP a $2 billion fee to terminate the deal and embarked on a $30 billion stock repurchase plan to appease shareholders miffed by the deal falling through.
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"There are more immediate concerns about the merger falling through as they were supposed to pare down debt with this deal," said a bond trader at a European bank.
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The dramatic event took place on Trout Lake in Vancouver, Canada, on Friday, after a dog wandered out to the middle of the lake before falling through the ice.
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Teenagers Rescued After Falling Through the Ice in Central Park The little girl was taken to a hospital where she was treated for a broken jaw, according to NBC.
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The Bad Boy Records founder previously had knee surgery in July 2015, one month after falling through a hole in the stage at the BET Awards in Los Angeles.
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Improving how suspicious activity reports about weapons and ammunition are handed and shared between local, state and federal agencies could help stop valuable clues from falling through the cracks.
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Some don't actually file an asylum application, or some don't show up to court — although evidence suggests this might often be due to people simply falling through the cracks.
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With an AT&T deal reportedly falling through last minute, Huawei's hanging a lot on its latest celebrity spokesperson, Gal Gadot, as it looks to spread brand recognition globally.
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But the outbreak is straining a health care system that was overburdened even before the coronavirus surfaced, and many patients with other illnesses are now falling through the cracks.
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Falling through the CracksOn the ground at al-Asad, U.S. Army Major Robert Hales, a doctor who is deployed to al-Asad, defended the initial reports of no injuries.
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The fox had drowned after falling through the ice while trying to cross the Danube River in December, Yannick Dillinger, an editor at the paper, wrote in an email.
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Nieto is not sure how to deal with Obama short of the reconquista of Aztlán—he is grasping, flailing, falling through eternity here in this split-second diplomatic vacuum.
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Without the drone or Brandt's watchful eye, our nameless snowmobiler could have easily ended up in one of the countless fatal accidents that result from people falling through frozen lakes.
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The stock quickly recovered, but it would keep falling through the first half of 2019 as the world's largest maker of electric cars had to address its balance-sheet challenges.
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The video shows the aircraft — which belonged to pilot David Lesh who was flying with his friend Kayla, CNN reported Wednesday — falling through the air and landing in the water.
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Peabody has accumulated $6.3 billion in debt to date and its plans to reduce that deficit by selling off mines has failed, with three sales falling through earlier this year.
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The risk-off sentiment saw heightened demand for safe-haven Treasurys, with the U.S. 103-year government bond yield falling through 1.55 percent, for the first time since September 2012.
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"For whatever reason, if you do find yourself on ice, lay down so you're distributing your weight a little bit — that gives you less likelihood of falling through," she says.
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Why it matters: These men are losing everything: book deals are falling through, lawsuits are being filed, they're quitting their jobs (or being forced out), losing their companies, and more.
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Every American deserves the right to move around our great nation without fear of assassination, their child's school bus falling through a deteriorated bridge, or consuming contaminated food and water.
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I have seen it pointed out that there was more falling through the ropes on this card than in almost a decade of PRIDE FC. The reasons are seem twofold.
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But 35 years of neglect, compounded by poverty and inadequate local health care infrastructure, have left too many black gay and bisexual men falling through a series of safety nets.
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But the tent cities sprouting up around urban areas in red and blue states are proof that too many people are falling through the giant holes in that safety net.
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Far beneath my sneakered feet were the tops of people's heads and I instantly imagined falling through the net into the display of acrylic boxes at the Muji store below.
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A 21-year-old man died at an apartment party on early Saturday morning in Brooklyn after falling through a screen window on the building's fourth floor, the police said.
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Within the United States, coal-fired power generation and coal production is projected to keep falling through 2022 as plants continue to retire, under pressure from natural gas-fired generation.
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Just before Cassini was vaporized while falling through the extreme pressure of Saturn's clouds, the bus-sized spacecraft beamed home an image of the spot where it would meet its fate.
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Prepare for the greatest alleged criminal getaway-turned-Canada's funniest home video -- because the suspect tried to go all Tom Cruise ... but ended up busting her ass falling through a ceiling!
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Teenagers Rescued After Falling Through the Ice in Central Park In one shot, Turnbull showed off his sparkling smile, and Jonas sported a serious expression as they posed alongside the pond.
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Already, hunters are at risk of falling through melting ice, and we have villages that are sinking into the ocean -- our culture and way of life are literally being washed away.
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At one point things got so bad that a key market circuit breaker was triggered moments after the opening bell in an effort to keep stocks from falling through the floor.
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Other famous names at the risk of falling through the trap doors soon are Morrison Supermarkets, Sainsbury's and B&Q-owner Kingfisher, now sitting at the bottom-end of the index.
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Scientists grope their way forward, making false starts, hitting dead ends, and falling through trapdoors, all the while struggling to stay both radically open to insights and ruthlessly skeptical of them.
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The new findings imply that male mammoths more often died in a way that meant their remains were buried, perhaps by falling through lake ice in winter or getting stuck in bogs.
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They say the delay over the duel date (it was originally supposed to take place a year after the 2015 challenge) was because of venue problems, with the original location falling through.
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Such deposits are common in the United States, where the federal government's Committee on Foreign Investment reviews acquisitions by foreign entities for their national security implications, leading to more deals falling through .
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Another piece—the skeleton dress now in the Met's collection—represented van Herpen's physical state while falling through the air, when, she told me, all her energy is concentrated in her body.
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"Without any regular or consistent academic or medical oversight, and unknown child welfare reviews through State of Texas for either foster/adopt subsidies, these children risk falling through the cracks," it said.
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LONDON â€" You've got to hand it to rapper Travis Scott â€" despite falling through a giant hole in the stage during Drake's O2 concert on Wednesday, he barely missed a beat.
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I know my landlord was worried about the risk of my second-floor bathtub falling through the floor one day — but I was only concerned about lavender versus eucalyptus bath salts.3.
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Oliver and his team like to have at least a two-week cushion in case a story collapses due to a source falling through or a last-minute development coming to light.
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You are encouraged to drink (preferably whisky), eat, assist in the creation of a snowstorm and help clear your table when somebody needs it to simulate falling through a gap in time.
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The real had one of its worst days of the year, falling through 3.99 per dollar for the first time in almost a month , bringing the psychological barrier of 4.00 within touching distance.
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The real had one of its worst days of the year, falling through 3.99 per dollar for the first time in almost a month, bringing the psychological barrier of 4.00 within touching distance.
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The added bonus of this twinning imparts a trippy surrealist effect while retaining a touch of vintage, such as in the Through the Looking-Glass-esque image of two girls falling through air.
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Republican strategist Steve Schmidt said that "numbers are coming in for the Senate races and they're falling through the floor," referring to close contests in Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Missouri, Florida and New Hampshire.
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The Char-Broil Porcelain Grill Topper creates a large nonstick cooking surface that allows plenty of heat and flame to reach up to your foods and keeps it from falling through the grates.Pros:
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Into the nineties and beyond, Katz found fresh subjects to explore: light falling through trees, or on fields of flowers; dancers and performers whose personal style or way of moving caught his eye.
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In a separate decision on Thursday, EU leaders agreed to spell out limits to a landmark cooperation accord with Ukraine in order to address Dutch concerns and prevent the deal from falling through.
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Philippe Zdar, a French music producer who worked with Kanye West, the rock band Phoenix and other artists died on Wednesday night after accidentally falling through the window of a building in Paris.
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The government wants to prosecute terrorism suspects, hoping to prevent them from falling through legal cracks and trying to piece together how the networks operated for evidence in future trials against the living.
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Cracks present more of a danger of twisting an ankle than falling through, although one year such a large hole opened that runners avoided the water by scrambling across three small, parked hovercraft.
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" Outside the former location of Providence Row almshouse, Branch says that she blames the current UK government's austerity policies and disorganized welfare reforms for "women falling through the cracks of the benefit system.
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This "move on" period has left many refugees falling through the cracks, politicians and charities say, arguing the timeframe is unrealistic given language barriers and the paperwork needed to secure rental properties or employment.
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The first snow-related death was reported in New York City when a doorman shoveling snow on the Upper East Side died after slipping and falling through a glass window, New York police said.
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Around this time last year, he was perhaps best known for crying on the field after hearing rumors of his own impending trade to the Milwaukee Brewers (a deal that wound up falling through).
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SO THAT WAS FIRST IN FRONT AND THAT'S WHY WE'RE HERE TODAY IS TO MAKE SURE THAT THAT MESSAGE IS OUT THERE LOUD AND CLEAR AND THAT NO ONE IS FALLING THROUGH THE CRACKS.
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Trump administration officials have described this as evidence of systemic fraud in the asylum system, despite suggestive evidence that many families are trying to complete their asylum cases and simply falling through the cracks.
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With the Rockwell deal falling through, Emerson said it plans to speed up the rate of share repurchases over the next month and buy back up to $1 billion over the next 12 months.
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Nor will I soon forget Kawhi Leonard's walk-off jumper from the corner in May for Toronto that smooched the rim four times before falling through and eliminating Philadelphia in another second-round classic.
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China: As the country reported its lowest number of new cases in more than a month, patients with other illnesses were falling through the cracks as health care resources went toward fighting the coronavirus.
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At the end of the episode, she told her boyfriend and fellow doctor Andrew DeLuca (Giacomo Gianniotti) that she intended to publish her observations about people falling through the cracks of the healthcare process.
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The first snow-related death was reported in New York on Thursday when a doorman shoveling snow on the Upper East Side died after slipping and falling through a glass window, New York police said.
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By falling through the map in a particular stage, speedrunner Chris Grant is able to interact with the game's memory and make it think it's been beaten the next time he enters a new level.
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Her self-confidence is (rightfully) god-level; she has what I will confidently state is some of the greatest style in the world; her superpower is walking over grates in stilettos without falling through them.
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"We've gotten multiple reports of rescuers falling through manholes that were covered with mud, swimming pools that were covered up with mud," Anthony Buzzerio, a Los Angeles County fire battalion chief, told The Associated Press.
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The incident has become so entrenched in local folklore as to become unverifiable, but one account involves a sick horse being brought to live on one of the upper floors, then falling through the floorboards.
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In the long run, cutting federal funding of Medicaid will shift burdens to states and to local communities, many of whom are already struggling to address the needs of those falling through the safety net.
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Metz will star in the upcoming film The Impossible, based on the true story of a mom who sticks by her 14-year-old son's side as he miraculously recovers from falling through a frozen lake.
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Those platforms will lean on their strengths — like search terms for Google or how people identify themselves on Facebook — which at scale can lead to a number of incidents like this potentially falling through the cracks.
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Curry floated on the perimeter where he possesses a mortar-shot jumper of near limitless range and as suddenly looped toward the hoop and tossed up shots that smooched the backboard before falling through the rim.
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One night, he was doing surveillance and wound up falling through the ceiling of the men's room, where he was immediately surrounded by Hell's Angels types, who beat him nearly to death with boots and bottles.
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The changes attempt to tighten — but don't close — what's widely (but misleadingly) known as the "gun show loophole," as well as increase the efficiency of the federal background check system to avoid cases from falling through.
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While the deal falling through is disappointing, it is not expected to materially change Thermo Fisher's capital allocation framework or hit its 2019 earnings per share outlook, Evercore ISI analyst Ross Muken wrote in a research note.
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Inside, you admire the incredible murals on the walls, like Wojnarowicz's cow or Luis Frangella's expressionistic torsos, but you know you have to watch your step because the risk of falling through to the water is real.
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Made up of 11 lusciously matte Cibachrome prints in lacquered oval frames, the photos show such isolated tropes as a levitating woman; playing cards falling through the air; and a spread of bent silver spoons and forks.
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"There are gaping holes in the social-safety net, with so many falling through them," says Traci Wickett, president of the United Way of Southern Cameron County, a non-profit group that works in the Rio Grande Valley.
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The premise is as such: you play a girl called Kat who has the ability to control the effect of gravity on her body, so you can fly through the air by falling through space in various directions.
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A Michigan mother has been charged with involuntary manslaughter after her baby daughter drowned by falling through a hole in the floor of her home and landing in standing water in her flooded basement, according to multiple reports.
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As I looked out over the ravine from the deck above, I could see small yellowish songbirds zipping between the trees, and humming insects flit by, illuminated by shafts of sunlight falling through the canopy of trees above.
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So there was a floating rig that could support all the corn, with a hole in it that the kids would go through, and the latex was like a gasket to keep the corn from falling through the rig.
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If you're an American and enjoy your national soccer team, like most people in most countries do around the world, last night felt like getting punched in the face while slipping and falling through a hole in the earth.
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It's unclear how those providers would even be categorized on a sliding scale and it's even more unclear how anyone could determine if they are billing Medicare accurately or not when their claims are falling through the auditing cracks.
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Those goats falling through an emerald sky (green is one of the colors on Pakistan's flag) have erections because they symbolize the stereotypical hot-blooded yet dimwitted foreigner, a stereotype Araeen fought against while living in waspy, insulated London.
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It looks like Donald Trump Jr. will be testifying in front of the Senate Intelligence Committee after all — an appearance requested by a Republican senator that was on the verge of falling through after fierce blowback from his own party.
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"Women are falling through the cracks and not getting treatment, even when they're crying out for help," said Burkhard, who also serves as board executive director and chair of the 2020 Mom Project, a national maternal mental health non-profit.
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The video shows a test version of their Crew Dragon capsule falling through the sky over desert testing ground, and deploying the multi-parachute array it'll employ to coast gently back to Earth after its planned missions ferrying astronauts to space.
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Georgia Tech's Hummingbuzz offers yet another take on the flying motorbike idea, with two very large fans underneath, encased in a large white duct, with a red mesh on top to stop the rider from falling through the spinning blades.
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"Some of the themes we see emerging from this database have informed our policy recommendations because we tend to see the same kinds of children falling through the cracks in the same kinds of ways, over and over again," she explained.
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In case you were busy falling through a bottomless hole for the past two days, people are flipping out about 49ers starting quarterback hopeful Colin Kaepernick not standing during the national anthem during Friday night's pre-season game against the Packers.
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Shares of Zenith jumped 43% to as much as 99 Australian cents in early trading on Monday, just short of PEP's offer price of A$1.01 per share as investors left room for the possibility of the sale falling through.
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Shares of Zenith jumped 43% to as much as 99 Australian cents in early trading on Monday, just short of PEP's offer price of A$1.01 per share as investors left room for the possibility of the sale falling through.
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"A spike in the number of property transactions falling through has clearly got Rightmove worried and it's taken the decision to sacrifice profits in the short term to help customers keep their heads above water," Hargreaves Lansdown analyst Nicholas Hyett said.
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Through all of this bad news, Egypt's human rights abuses are falling through the cracks of an increasingly insular Trump administration in Washington and a global climate of rising tolerance for repression that has challenged even the most hardened of advocates.
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There is no barrier or railing, and when I worry, reflexively, about Jan falling through the opening, Santomà laughs and says the little boy is accustomed to the house, and that he'd only land on the soft green sofas below anyway.
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"Considering some applicants are not educated or cannot read, expecting them to navigate the complex legal environment with essentially no support from the US government, it is not surprising many humanitarian status seekers are falling through the cracks," the officer said.
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To assess how much of today's low UI claims is due to workers falling through the cracks, we can compare 2628, when the unemployment rate averaged 28503 percent, to 22019 and 2006, when the unemployment rate also averaged 4.9 percent.
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Some top officials in the Qatari government believe the Trump administration's position on the blockade may have been retaliation pushed by Kushner, who was upset about the deal falling through, NBC News reported, citing multiple people familiar with the matter.
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The company first started evaluating proposals to buy overseas coal mines at the end of the last decade, and has since tried acquiring coking coal mines in Mozambique, with the deal falling through as the company was not satisfied with the mines offered.
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BRASILIA, Feb 7 (Reuters) - Brazil's real hit a record low on Friday, falling through 4.30 per dollar for the first time and accelerating its slide even though the central bank signalled this week its latest interest rate cut would be its last.
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Playlist: "I Zimbra" / "Cities" / "Born Under Punches (The Heat Goes On)" / "Crosseyed and Painless" / "Making Flippy Floppy" / "My Big Hands (Falling Through The Cracks)" / "Girlfriend is Better" [Live] / "Blind" / "Totally Nude" / "A Million Miles Away" Spotify | Apple You can find Jeremy on Twitter.
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Pittman is a filmmaker-turned-virtual-reality-artist based in Chicago and has created all sorts of colorful, futuristic or otherworldly landscape scenes with Tilt Brush—snow falling on a crashed spaceship, a human made of string falling through a spiraling vortex.
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Why it matters: Most people who suffer from a mental illness aren't violent, but addressing the broader failings of the mental-health system could — in addition to improving millions of people's lives — also help prevent another mass shooter from falling through the cracks.
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Most Cell matches have a spell on top, a means of harking back to one of the most famous moments in WWE's history, Mankind repeatedly being thrown from the cage or falling through the top panels in his match with the Undertaker.
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Walt Disney – Disney was downgraded to "sell" from "hold" at Pivotal Research, noting that Disney will have to either pay a higher price for the 21st Century Fox assets it plans to buy, or face the negative consequences of the deal falling through.
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"Obviously we have concerns about kids falling through the cracks, not getting sufficient attention if they need attention, not getting the emotional or mental health care that they need," said Leah Chavla, a lawyer with the Women's Refugee Commission, an advocacy group.
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Under ordinary circumstances, or under ordinary conditions, they can go out into public and find companionship in libraries, and senior centers, and parks, and other shared gathering places, but at a time like this, they're at real risk of falling through the cracks.
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Mr. Ansin's take on the 1995 film "Ghost in the Shell" is as trippy and visually stunning as the anime original, a kaleidoscopic vortex of killer bots, freeways and special-ops agents, with the film's heroic cyborg falling through its spinning heart.
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It's a long, long while before Luca's mother removes the clamp of her hand from the back of his neck, before she leans back far enough for him to notice that the angle of light falling through the bathroom window has changed.
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BENGALURU (Reuters) - China's yuan is forecast to drift up over the coming year as the monetary authorities keep a tight leash on the partly-managed currency and prevent it from falling through the psychological 7 per dollar level any time soon, a Reuters poll showed.
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The government campaign to restore confidence in the country's volatile stock markets has been dented by entrenched market pessimism, with the benchmark Shanghai Composite Index, the most closely watched by Chinese investors, falling through the lows seen during the depths of last year's crash.
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And Procurify has what they call a "responsible time off policy," something that was implemented when they realized employees were using random vacation days throughout the workweek to deal with personal problems like child care falling through or medical emergencies—and yes, anxiety attacks.
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"If every person in every neighborhood around the country took a little bit of responsibility for patting these folks on the back, all the problems that we hear about with regards to veterans not getting services or falling through the cracks would disappear," he says.
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The site was growing and counted investors from the Iraqi Kurdistan and SE Turkey, until growing political tensions and conflict in these regions led to funds falling through as investors refocused their resources into fighting ISIS and coping with the refugee crisis in Syria.
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Instead, we're presented with about 90 minutes of lengthy scenes and trusted to draw meaning from them — cars falling through melting ice that used to be solid enough to drive across; rolling high seas; icebergs splitting apart; gale-force storms on highways; enormous, breathtaking waterfalls.
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Why it matters: Medicare is supposed to be a safety net for America's seniors, but its lack of a cap on what beneficiaries pay out-of-pocket — and the fact that it doesn't cover some benefits — leads to many seniors falling through the cracks.
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It's not just that teens are falling through the proverbial cracks; the inherent weakness lies in the fact that the majority of schools don't have the programs and creative, evidence-based approaches in place to address the needs of students with mental and physical challenges.
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The U.N. refugee agency UNHCR is alarmed that at a time of increasing fatigue among global donors, rising insular policies by governments and a possible formal end to war, millions of refugees risk falling through the cracks either in their host nations or in Afghanistan.
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He is capable of wondrous effects, as when he illuminates the stage from the sides in bands: The dancers, moving through the stripes at various speeds, could be rising and falling through layers of water — a submarine world of sleep viewed from a different angle.
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Still, Mr. Cuomo, who along with Mayor Bill de Blasio negotiated the deal to bring Amazon to Queens, suggested that the company could back out during a radio interview this week as he warned Senate Democrats about the political impact of the deal falling through.
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The ramifications of a transitional trade agreement between the U.K. and the EU either falling through or eventually being agreed upon could have binary implications for sterling against the dollar, Thanos Vamvakidis, head of European G10 FX strategy at BofA Merrill Lynch, told CNBC on Friday .
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He said that it is now a priority to get Mueller to testify before Congress, since Attorney General Bill Barr has proven to be an unreliable narrator, and that he is convinced that it will happen — despite negotiations for Mueller to appear on May 15 falling through.
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But instead of falling through the net, as the shooter hoped it would, the ball was met with a violent swing by Wilson, who whipped it off the glass at an awkward angle and right into the hands of his own teammate standing directly underneath the basket.
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Scientists at the space agency, unsettled by the deaths of the 19 firefighters in 2013, decided to employ an inflatable heat-shield technology — meant to withstand the up to 5,000-degree-Fahrenheit temperatures spacecraft experience when falling through the atmosphere — to create more robust fire shelters.
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Though the volunteers aren't trained doctors or therapists, they can offer a vital and much-needed resource for those who need to speak to somebody quickly, especially during a time when so many are at risk of falling through the cracks under the current wave of mental health cuts.
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A drama starring Chrissy Metz of This Is Us as a mother whose teenage son makes a miraculous recovery after falling through lake ice, Breakthrough the latest from producer DeVon Franklin, a preacher and former film executive who literally wrote a book on being a Christian in Hollywood.
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"If every person in every neighborhood around the country took a little bit of responsibility for patting these folks on the back, all the problems that we hear about with regards to veterans not getting services or falling through the cracks would disappear," he said at the time.
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Kristen Stewart, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Oxnard, told BuzzFeed News that one of two things could be happening: either the snow is falling too fast for it to melt into rain or it's only falling through a thin layer of above-freezing temperatures, or both.
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Harry's need for empire and Mooney's racism come from the same place: a love of the only power they can recognize—the old male power that builds and destroys lives and kingdoms with a laugh and little real feeling for the lesser body falling through that trapdoor. ♦
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When the cops showed up, the perps panicked, getting into an insane game of cat-and-mouse with the police that ended with one of them somehow falling through the ceiling—all because they tried to make off with a free can of soda, Canada's CTV News reports.
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"There are some people on the task force who actually want to do TV but can't get any straight answers from the White House or the Vice President's communications shop, so interviews are falling through the cracks left and right," a television producer with knowledge of the matter said.
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Whether he's painting wavering vortexes of nauseous nocturnal rainbows, grayscale pennies falling through nothingness, or a gritty, soot-colored snowflake, textured with crushed pumice, that fills its little canvas, Mr. Kwartler rigorously strips away every extraneous mark and gesture until he's left with only a naked, nearly colorless thought.
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What we have here is a collection of classic, highly embarrassing bugs you've probably seen before if you play a lot of video games: the player character falling through the game world, AI that doesn't react appropriately, wacky physics and collisions, and objects spawning in hilariously wrong places.
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A classic tale of double-crossing, falling through ceilings, and messages hidden on the back of medieval artifacts, Inferno is an extremely silly staging of a battle between well-intentioned people, all of whom want to stave off the apocalypse but disagree about the best way to do that.
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But it does find distinction in the smallest touches, like the smart way it handles the orc / human language difference by sticking with individual characters' points of view, or the way it sometimes takes time for odd and immersive spectacle, like the orcs' experience in falling through the doorway between worlds.
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While state and local governments are best positioned to design specific education curriculums and programs tailored to their populations, the federal government has a duty to begin addressing the 22019 percent of American students who are falling through the cracks because they lack access to computer science and STEM education.
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Fahs said she was drawn to the problem of online scams aimed at seniors after recognizing a significant gap: certain cybercrimes were disproportionately targeting older adults, but those same elderly internet users didn't know about the law enforcement solutions meant to help them, and many were falling through the cracks.
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Jonathan Visger, an electronic artist known as Absofacto, told me that it had changed his entire outlook on his career to see nearly two million TikToks all set to his 2015 single "Dissolve," a heady pop song that inspired a meme in which people appeared to be falling through a series of portals.
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The latest Reuters poll of 60 institutions conducted from May 30-June 5 showed the yuan is forecast to gain about 6.97523% to 6.80 per dollar in a year as the monetary authorities keep a tight leash on the currency and prevent it from falling through the psychological 7 per dollar level any time soon.
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"The Trump administration is encouraging states to increase the red tape that families are experiencing when they apply for Medicaid or try to renew their Medicaid, and as a result, eligible children are falling through the cracks," said Joan Alker, executive director and co-founder of the Center for Children and Families at Georgetown University.
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The film is an adaptation of Joyce Smith's faith-based book The Impossible: The Miraculous Story of a Mother's Faith and Her Child's Resurrection, which chronicles the astounding recovery of a teenage boy named John who had been lifeless for an hour at the hospital after falling through the ice on a frozen lake in Missouri.
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Other features in the core product include email sentiment (looking for indications that a deal could be in danger of falling through), estimated close date (alerting you when a close date could be different from what you thought) and likelihood to close, which uses an algorithm to determine how likely it is you'll close the deal.
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Some of the short-term items we're attacking: one thing we've had issues with during the late winter months is people falling through ice, so we're going to attack that through an ice-thickness explainer, showing how thick the ice needs to be before you venture out on the ice, and some steps that you can take to make sure you're keeping yourself safe.
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Ahead of the looming batch of Sunday evening 'war room tour' news reports, which Facebook will be hoping contain its "five pillars of countering disinformation" talking points, we've compiled a run down of some key concerns and complications flowing from the company's still highly centralized oversight of political campaigning on its platform — even as it seeks to gloss over how much dubious stuff keeps falling through the cracks.
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In the coming weeks we'll also explore the green movement's race problem and why young people of color are finding it hard to climate strike or join the direct action group Extinction Rebellion, how life is rapidly changing in Old Crow, one of Canada's northernmost communities that recently declared a climate emergency, and how people in the Arctic are falling through the melting ice never to be seen or heard from again.
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