" A floundering education system accounts for "compliation" and "amaturr.
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It was one of the Phuds floundering in the program.
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But elsewhere across the nation, SeaWorld parks are undeniably floundering.
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Still, it was thankless, monotonous work, and I was floundering.
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But the sandwich's enduring success contrasts with its floundering start.
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Of course it helps that the other side is floundering.
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He is a floundering young man with many hurdles ahead.
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It ended up floundering and he lost his entire investment.
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So is the G6 enough to save LG's floundering mobile division?
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Or an increasing number of late-stage companies floundering for capital?
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Cotton is floundering, and it has deep, ugly roots in America.
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They would just have been keepers floundering in the dead pool.
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Trump's decision to press ahead anyway has left US officials floundering.
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To outsiders, Bell had come across as a floundering old man.
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It made me feel a little less ashamed of my floundering.
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Tapping into this support is now critical for his floundering campaign.
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Some companies that appeared to have early success are now floundering.
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Despite Republican hand-wringing, companies aren't floundering because they're going green.
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According to Miller, the marriage was already floundering when he met Monroe.
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YouTube's latest moves don't have the flavor of a company that's floundering.
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Every time I play this ridiculously difficult game, I find myself floundering.
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Barry Sternlicht does not buy the picture of a floundering U.S. economy.
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Ellie at her most capable, and absolutely her most confused and floundering.
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The influx of tourists has helped the Mediterranean nation's once-floundering economy.
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Teddy, beautiful as he is, is now floundering in the real world.
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Cabrera, 32, is in the same position again with the floundering Mets.
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The contrast with a president floundering in a national emergency was striking.
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Just a year ago, the New York Philharmonic seemed to be floundering.
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Formerly, it was a piece of cardboard floundering on my fridge door.
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Sullivan) eagerly pursued by the lonesome Ms. Meyers; a floundering clown (Ms.
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Circus, led by only child and ringmaster Max Medici (Danny Devito), is floundering.
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But behind the scenes, there's a lot of flailing and floundering, he said.
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I realized my real goal was [helping] the staff—the office was floundering.
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One is Kunlun's youngest player, the other's career was floundering in North America.
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He was working at a startup that was floundering and sales had flatlined.
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Department stores are floundering as shoppers buy more dresses, shoes and jackets online.
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Many chavistas know that the floundering president cannot win another election in 2018.
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The government, led by Shinzo Abe, is likely to trounce the floundering opposition.
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Broad Green, a newcomer to film distribution, has also been floundering of late.
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And guys, America's been floundering about in some soiled diapers for awhile now.
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Maybe the villain will be the leader of one of these floundering countries.
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Boston comes in 12-10, while New York is floundering at 8-12.
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International sanctions and plummeting oil production have further weakened the already floundering economy.
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By 1865, his floundering printing business had brought him to the brink of starvation.
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But unbeknownst to Pete, Kate is floundering: Is this relationship really what she wants?
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His recent floundering on abortion makes clear he's barely given the issue any thought.
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That also explains why Mr Macron's ambitions to shake up Europe's institutions are floundering.
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A favoured tactic is to install a new chief executive at a floundering firm.
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There's no end to Bay Area startups floundering with their promises to revolutionize health.
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Bitcoin, the world's most popular digital currency, has skyrocketed despite a floundering global market.
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His artificial intelligence company was floundering, and he was looking for his next move.
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He took over in August 2010 and orchestrated the resurgence of a floundering franchise.
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Bernie Sanders's floundering presidential campaign and the election itself enveloped by the coronavirus crisis.
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In 2006, seeing potential in the floundering company, Mr. Wanger started buying its shares.
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And now that team — ostensibly at full strength — is floundering against the league's best.
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Its no wonder that somebody trying to split the difference like harris is floundering.
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Nick and Jess — floundering though they were — had nothing to do with those failures.
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To recap, the floundering action cam company has been in poor financial health for years.
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The old downtown art scene was floundering, while some people, like Robert Mapplethorpe, had risen.
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In some cases this has left parties floundering for relevance once their exalted leader dies.
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Meta's situation echoes that of Osterhout Design Group (ODG), another floundering augmented reality headset company.
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FLOUNDERING ECONOMY While exports have surged, the rest of the economy is not playing ball.
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Party membership is drifting down and polls show Labour failing to overtake the floundering Tories.
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Trump is still unpopular, and Republicans in Congress are still floundering on their political agenda.
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Bush's disappointing finish in the Palmetto State became the final straw for his floundering campaign.
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But the DPJ is still floundering following its defeat in a general election in 2012.
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The TTIP talks are floundering on issues such as public procurement, services and agricultural markets.
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The country's floundering political elite offer half measures while dispatching riot police and the military.
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The coast guard rescued 58 women, 47 men and 17 children from the floundering boat.
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Twenty years after the war, they were still floundering in the ruins of economic stagnation.
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They had no more runway in terms of earning capacity and found themselves financially floundering.
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By comparison, Utah's floundering coal mining industry employs a mere 85033 percent of that number.
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As stocks surged to new highs after initially floundering Tuesday, bond yields rose, while prices slumped.
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The lucky parent(s) will get to take home this floundering mer-baby from Parkland Health.
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Floundering in the deep snow, I tried to lift the snowmobile, but it was too heavy.
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Regardless of the outcome, McElwain's tenure will be remembered for failing to fix a floundering offense.
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Trump took the stage in Daytona Beach, Florida, on Wednesday with his presidential bid apparently floundering.
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Members are floundering to bring RCEP to conclusion and they have postponed the deadline from Dec.
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At 23, she is floundering a little — unsure what to do with her life or how.
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The private-equity companies swooping in to buy floundering retailers may ultimately be hastening their demise.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French voters elected Francois Hollande in 2012 on promises to fix the floundering economy.
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In summer, Trudeau's government bought the floundering Trans Mountain pipeline project, hoping to get it built.
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Lately, rumors have swirled that Google's floundering experiment with goods delivery was on the outs. Nope.
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With the team floundering that season, Blazejowski fired the head coach, Pat Coyle, and promoted Donovan.
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This victory is significant for Biden, whose campaign has otherwise been floundering up until this point.
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Earlier this year, investors Elliott Management suggested key structural changes to help reinvigorate a floundering company.
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As one sailor&aposs mom put it at the time, the Navy appeared to be floundering.
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Due to cheap natural gas, flat electricity demand, and rising renewables, nuclear plants are floundering economically.
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He does an extremely physical impression of a floundering apologist ("that thing outside of used car lots").
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The game is vicious from the start with mentions of floundering careers and D-list celebrity status.
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Rural states where Chinese investments have helped revive floundering industries, however, are likely to see more damage.
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The U.S. campaign to prevent key allies from using Huawei equipment in 5G networks may be floundering.
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If only humans could drink seawater without dying, we wouldn't find ourselves floundering in a water crisis.
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Imagine the buzz if Snapchat doubled in size, leapfrogging the floundering Twitter and catching Facebook-owned Instagram.
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It has also emboldened a fragmented opposition, which had been floundering since Macron's landslide victory last year.
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Compensation may have to jump upwards to keep talent aboard like Twitter did when it was floundering.
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Saros, who struggled mightily during October in his apprentice role to Pekka Rinne, is no longer floundering.
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Gail: I'm still trying to get past Trump's victorious press conference at his floundering Scottish golf course.
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Not all traditional retailers are floundering; on May 17th TJX reported a 7% bump in comparable sales.
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Germany's Merkel was busy meeting with Prime Minister Theresa May on Tuesday about Britain's floundering Brexit deal.
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Now Brazil was the latest to see capital flight, a floundering currency and stock market sell-off.
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In the face of globalism, Islamic extremism, and tough economic conditions at home, many people are floundering.
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In trying to sell his plan, Prince pointed to these and other signs of a floundering strategy.
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Queenie is a 25-year-old Jamaican British woman floundering in the aftermath of a break-up.
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She headlined a second version of the show, which Mr. Trump helped produce, and it was floundering.
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He positioned the floundering program to build an on-campus stadium and land in a major conference.
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While the Roses have found their stride in the town, she seems to be floundering miserably. #FreeStevie!
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A floundering waitress realigns her thinking when she becomes the caregiver to a lively six-year-old.
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Guaido has also been losing support as Venezuelans tired with Maduro lose patience with his floundering movement.
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They had some initial success, but many models introduced in the last several years are now floundering.
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In most local markets, it would be a surprise if any one of these companies were floundering.
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One wrong move, and you could find yourself floundering and out of step with the entire industry.
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With the pressure on, Republicans are this year, even though they have been floundering on health care.
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It arose during contract negotiations that had already been floundering, according to people familiar to the talks.
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It arose during contract negotiations that had already been floundering, according to people familiar to the talks.
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No further court activity has transpired, but those close to the couple say that the relationship is floundering.
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His first actions have Republicans opposing the trade bills they once championed and Democrats floundering for a message.
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The committee is investigating "the reasons for [Drake and Scull's] floundering financial position and accumulated losses," it said.
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As Iran's government starts breaking its agreed uranium enrichment limits, European leaders are floundering to keep it alive.
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But others sources paint a different picture: that the company's biggest project launched since its genesis is floundering.
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As we entered this nomination fight, Trump was floundering and things were running in favor of the Democrats.
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But before long they have moved on to the difference between Sie and Du, and Ahmed is floundering.
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A costly acquisition, an abrupt leadership change and a lack of song rights suggest that Pandora is floundering.
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It's sound and fury, signifying fear; Trump's trying to shore up his floundering agenda any way he can.
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The Man in Charge: Chris Coleman's career in club management was floundering when he took the Wales job.
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My first school district was floundering financially, and they had implemented a reduction in force two years running.
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Qatar will invest $15 billion to help support Turkey's floundering economy, according to Turkey's state-run Anadolu Agency.
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The president's home state is floundering as he insists the country will be back to normal by Easter.
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Like back at the C.I.A., there really are no good guys or bad guys here, only floundering players.
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Despite the state's heavy liberal lean, voters are deeply displeased with the floundering economic policies of current Gov.
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May's attempts to stride purposefully on the international stage look increasingly like someone floundering, lost, through the snow.
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The on-time rate for trains hit 76 percent, they boasted, signaling a "renaissance" for the floundering system.
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The government's floundering and incompetence in handling the recent alerts about the Easter attacks have been widely reported.
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But now Thompson sees the Young Turk image floundering on the myopia and hypocrisy of the network's leaders.
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On my rudderless journey to establish myself in a new city and a new role, I was floundering.
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Mr. Byford also proposed fixes to upgrade the floundering bus system and to improve accessibility for disabled riders.
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After floundering for a few days after the Dao incident, Mr. Munoz seemed to get his mojo back.
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In his 21 years as athletic director at Iowa, Elliott brought in coaches who turned around floundering programs.
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Lindsey Graham engineered an outburst that will have caught Trump's eye, after Kavanaugh started floundering under Democratic questioning.
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But with Western drone manufacturers floundering and shifting business models, one company's fortunes are soaring: China's DJI Technology.
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Her dad was "floundering" in New Mexico, so when he got a job offer in Portland, he took it.
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The CEO is also heavily invested in the floundering automaker Faraday Future, which had its own disasters this week.
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That doesn't mean, however, that there aren't powerful and resilient interests filling the voids left by those floundering institutions.
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In 2006, she took the helm at the then-floundering Home Shopping Network, relaunching the brand two years later.
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By the end of Toomey's cardio-heavy session, you're pretty much floundering in a pool of sweat and tears.
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Or he could cave again and fork it right back to Cersei, like the floundering fish that he is.
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Chile, which produces nearly one-third the world's copper, has suffered amid floundering global prices for the red metal.
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But it had lent out a lot of that money to oil companies and to Nigeria's floundering power sector.
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This can supplement and bolster these floundering transit services (as some transportation experts predict), or it can undermine them.
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The government is floundering in its responses to a sharp slowdown in the economy and to a falling currency.
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That said, Sri Lanka's new government, led by President Maithripala Sirisena and Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe, is obviously floundering.
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Parody tweets are comfortable content for anyone floundering in obscurity on Twitter, which is most of Twitter's user base.
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The partner of choice in China is JD.com, second to Alibaba, which acquired Walmart's floundering Yihaodian marketplace in 2016.
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The February U.S. jobs report to be released as 1330 GMT could stack more pressure on the floundering euro.
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Cory Booker's floundering 2020 presidential bid shows how simply being likable may not be enough to win an election.
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Establishing a new public-private program on top of the floundering Choice program will result in another flawed implementation.
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The February U.S. jobs report, to be released at 1330 GMT, could stack more pressure on the floundering euro.
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It was very difficult on staff to be in an expensive area and at a company that was floundering.
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The candidate offered little in the way of a detailed policy road map — particularly regarding the country's floundering economy.
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SUMMERVILLE, S.C. — Jeb Bush has reached the point in his floundering presidential campaign where voters are offering him unsolicited advice.
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"It was such a brutal season for me, and it was at a time where I was floundering," she admits.
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The result is something that's neither committed to its melodrama nor intimidating enough to be menacing — a floundering, forgettable song.
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China also benefits from Washington's floundering on the world stage while its public appeals for help from Beijing go unanswered.
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Chrissy Metz and Justin Hartley play twin siblings Kate and Kevin, both floundering at a turning point in their lives.
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She managed to sell the company's core assets, which had been floundering for several years, to Verizon for $4.8 billion.
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ESPN is floundering and the social network is reportedly talking with the MLB about bringing baseball to its video channel.
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A late addition to a floundering writing career, it marked Rhys out as a pioneering female voice of the Caribbean.
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The new research from England's University of Surrey determined two types of employees: the flourishing hypermobile and the floundering hypermobile.
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Kwon was tasked with helping to save LG's floundering mobile outfit when he took on the role late last year.
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The current season of Scandal has already been floundering, and introducing a new secret organization is not a compelling storyline.
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With WTI crude floundering below $50 a barrel, the Energy Information Administration publishes its weekly supply report Wednesday mid-morning.
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Disastrous government cuts to public funding have increased the number of litigants and people left floundering without a professional voice.
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But with the healthcare efforts floundering, White House officials are under pressure to get Trump's legislative agenda back on track.
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Venture capital, she argues, hasn't changed much over the last decade, and the process of fundraising can leave founders floundering.
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She is doing this with her customary political skill, in stark contrast to the floundering of party leaders in Westminster.
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The Japanese conglomerate was floundering five years ago, dragged down by its consumer-electronics business, but it has since restructured.
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Three weeks later, WSJ reported a less optimistic story, a floundering news reader suffering from brain drain and worried investors.
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In one last floundering attempt to criticize the rescission package, critics argued that it would hardly cut any actual spending.
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Wordplay SATURDAY PUZZLE — If you found yourself floundering in the center of today's puzzle, there's a good reason for it.
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The president's tweets Friday morning will do nothing to inspire confidence in floundering House GOP efforts to pass immigration legislation.
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While Leicester keeps winning, with a place in next season's Champions League almost assured, most of the others are floundering.
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FINANCIAL ALCHEMY CHOKES SUNEDISON | SunEdison is distressed and floundering after the terminated agreement to buy Vivint Solar for $2.2 billion,
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Was John Y. Brown's motivation, at least in part, an attempt to draw in more fans to the floundering franchise?
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The Russian economy is still floundering under those sanctions, though the financial pain has done little to restrain it overseas.
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Saban arrived in Baton Rouge in late 210, and in four years rebuilt a floundering program into a national champion.
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Under President Barack Obama, who took office when the economy was floundering, yearly growth averaged 2.63 percent during the recovery.
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That's only one symptom of the instability brought on by Britain's floundering attempts to extricate itself from the European Union.
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Mr. Iacocca went on to rescue the floundering Chrysler Corporation with the help of a $1.5 billion federal loan guarantee.
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Ms. Vigoda stars as Kat, a floundering composer and foundering mother to a crying baby in a freezing Brooklyn apartment.
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But the administration disabled the tool with no initial announcement from the I.R.S. or the Education Department, leaving applicants floundering.
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That may very well be true, but it still doesn't mean that he should abandon his (admittedly floundering) presidential campaign.
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Without any real partnerships in the theater industry and its own film production arm floundering, MoviePass began to cut costs.
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That is not much, as presidential donations go, but it happened when the candidate was widely perceived to be floundering.
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In early September, a fisherman in the remote city of Homer, Alaska, found the baby otter floundering in the waves.
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At times they would be knocked over by the bigger breeds and left floundering ... I realised they were a doggy minority.
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His fund announced its newest target—one that is close to home—on May 31st: Ericsson, a floundering Swedish telecoms firm.
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Understaffed, outspent, and running way behind in the polls, Donald Trump's presidential campaign appeared to be floundering weeks before Election Day.
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N> prepares for its highly anticipated debut, particularly with shares in smaller rival Lyft Inc floundering below their March offering price.
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He landed a new show, Sell It Like Serhant, in which Bravo promises he will transform floundering brokers into selling sharks.
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The big takeaway: Millions of back patients like Ramin are floundering in a medical system that isn't equipped to help them.
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While Notch's tweet has since been deleted, Shkreli's offer to buy out the floundering imageboard is being taken at face value.
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For example, the PIF will take over Riyadh's floundering King Abdullah Financial District and restructure the project, sources have told Reuters.
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The congestion pricing plan is an effort to fight traffic—and to raise billions for the region's floundering mass transit system.
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His outbursts gave Obama's team easy openings to attack Hillary Clinton and contributed to a sense that her campaign was floundering.
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A mid-season rift between Ainsley and Craig has more emotional impact than the floundering courtships present in that same episode.
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It's a sight to behold, a charming Cornish tradition with a tale—perhaps—as long as that of a floundering mackerel.
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Roberts, at the urging of leadership-connected strategists in Washington, hired campaign whizz Corry Bliss to turn around his floundering campaign.
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Instead, several candidates whose campaigns have been floundering in recent weeks used Wednesday to bring themselves back into the national spotlight.
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Meanwhile profound problems fester, including crumbling infrastructure, floundering health care, a broken immigration system, unsustainable entitlement programs, and historically high debt.
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"While the rest of the country was floundering, Pittsburgh stood on the gas and reinvented itself as a city," he said.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A page turned; we were Just now floundering in the wind of its colossal death.
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Royal Blood emerged looking like floundering playground bullies, whereas Nickelback carried on being Nickelback – the band who can only move upwards.
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A game against the floundering Giants should serve as a good opportunity to get back on the right track this weekend.
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Florida's Ronald DeSantis, a Republican ally of President Trump, has loudly objected to south Florida taking on the floundering cruise ships.
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But India's economy has been floundering, and the fall in trade coupled with the lockdown will bring it to its knees.
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As a draw, he has transcended the floundering sport in a way that few, if any, boxers have in recent years.
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But regardless of what his future holds, an upset win over a floundering Eagles team would be quite the curtain call.
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The floundering economy under President Nicolás Maduro's rule has forced an estimated three million people to leave Venezuela — largely on foot.
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When I was born just four years later, radical shake-ups to Arkansas's floundering public school system were already under way.
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Prosecutors said in court that after hitting hard times, Wilhelm asked Murray to buy into his floundering business, the court clerk confirms.
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A delay in raising the sales tax could shield the floundering economy, but it means less income for the cash-strapped government.
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Currently running two companies — Twitter and Square — it's not clear how long Wall Street's patience will last with both stocks currently floundering.
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On the negative side, there is the floundering personal computer business, which is hurting profits from longtime Microsoft software businesses, especially Windows.
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Three decades later, as a result of a relentless surge in cybercrime, digital firms are floundering towards their own Exxon Valdez moment.
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Because he was not too proud to ask his clerks for advice during debates, critics said he was floundering in his job.
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What made this presser amazing was the clear attempt at ~branding~ a new economic policy, a la Reaganomics — and its floundering failure.
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His Forza Italia party started chiselling away at the League's vote, while the Democrats began picking up support from the floundering M5S.
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That combined with floundering download numbers for the standalone IGTV app didn't paint a rosy picture for the feature's long-term prospects.
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Counterpoint: here's several, much simpler robots floundering in standard city environments, and here are a bunch of AVs crashing or killing pedestrians.
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Since the campaign, Trump has vowed to restore American manufacturing jobs to floundering communities and slammed US companies for producing goods overseas.
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Apple stock has been floundering for the past 11 months, falling nearly 22 percent since its high of $134.54 in April 2015.
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By the 1980s, the republican ideal was floundering: It had promised equal opportunity, and that now seemed to be in short supply.
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Meanwhile, smaller cities like Dayton, Ohio, already floundering, have been falling further behind, as have countless disconnected small towns across the country.
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Biking has become increasingly popular, especially since other modes of transportation have become less pleasant, from the floundering subway to congested streets.
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As the war has dragged on, the American government's leverage over the Taliban has been eroded by its floundering and their success.
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The coronavirus pandemic has left governments floundering, businesses unprepared and citizens scrambling for hand sanitizer like it's worth its weight in gold.
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Before Rooney, the club was floundering on the road as it awaited the completion of Audi Field, which opened on July 9.
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The legislation calls for directly paying Americans, bolstering unemployment benefits, and giving hundreds of billions of dollars in loans to floundering businesses.
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After internal polls reportedly showed his support floundering among Democrats in his home district, Van Drew made the decision to switch parties.
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We are all, for the most part, pawing around in the dark looking for evidence of light, floundering from here to there.
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Kamala really didn't know who or what she wanted to be and was already floundering when Tulsi ended her campaign for good.
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This can be hard for members of the middle class, a group that has a real sense of stigma about financial floundering.
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The Unseen World takes its time, leading into David's decline and Ada's floundering encounters with the outside world with a slow inevitability.
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Widespread misinformation about addiction has left so many of us floundering without care, often in jails and prisons simply for being symptomatic.
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Even as late as 2015, the job market was still floundering, with 822,000 fewer full-time jobs available than before the recession.
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" Mr. Lesniak added, speaking of Mr. Christie's return, "I'm hoping it's good for the state, because we certainly are floundering without a governor.
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Four different Yankee hitters left runners in scoring position with two out, including the floundering Greg Bird, who stranded three on his own.
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Billions has been floundering recently when it comes to its sole substantial female character (now that Lara's nowhere to be seen, at least).
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Because of all that natural human attrition and all those administrative legalisms, Wild Card weekend features a handful of flawed and floundering teams.
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Although Russian science was floundering during the 0003s, those Russian scientists who were part of the international CMS collaboration still wanted to help.
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While it is obviously premature to declare the alt-right dead, the movement appears to be floundering like a lobster in boiling water.
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The official story: Slumping sales, a floundering stock price, dividend reductions, massive write-downs and an SEC investigation into accounting and procurement activities.
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Trump's struggles in Texas are mirrored in his campaign's floundering poll numbers in national surveys and in other traditionally Republican states like Alaska.
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Mary Kay Letourneau tried everything to save her floundering marriage husband to Vili Fualaau, a source close to the former teacher tells PEOPLE.
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He cites Germany, the Netherlands and Austria as cautionary tales; social democratic parties in all three are floundering after governing with the right.
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And that's how I feel every time I go to a diner: like an elderly Swede trying, but floundering, to safeguard my wealth.
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Mark says Jack's tour was floundering, so he agreed to play with him that night, but it was not a Great White show.
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The Mets' floundering offense could use a jolt at the top that Reyes, even with his 33-year-old legs, may still provide.
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The fact that she struggled to get through her speech because of a persistent cough only amplified the sense that she is floundering.
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Traders said that investors took heart from views that Ghosn, who rescued floundering Nissan in 1999, can help turn around Mitsubishi Motors' business.
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Efforts by centrist lawmakers to break away from their party leaders and build a compromise that would end the government shutdown are floundering.
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Hyperloop One has spent the last three years floundering, and seems unlikely to materialize as a functioning consumer-facing entity any time soon.
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Suddenly, we feel the tug of the black hole in which she has been floating and floundering for a very long 15 years.
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Andy Byford, the transit executive hired to rescue New York City's floundering subways, has clashed with the governor over management of the system.
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After graduating from high school, moving around and floundering in minimum-wage jobs, I returned to my hometown to live with my parents.
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Isaac is also in a floundering relationship with a blind woman (Judy Greer), who respects him almost as little as he does her.
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This strategy has hit British politics like a tornado and has left broadcasters, the opposition, commentators and voters who care about veracity floundering.
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Devin Wenig steps down as eBay CEO Earlier this year, investors Elliott Management suggested key structural changes to help reinvigorate a floundering company.
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It was just me floundering around with Dory-like determination, like, 'Just keep swimming,'" she said, referring to the Disney movie "Finding Nemo.
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Then, in a remarkable, floundering interview with the New Yorker's Isaac Chotiner, Giuliani said the Times "was absolutely wrong" in reporting his comments.
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The sanctions will make it harder for the oil-rich nation to seek funding for itself and its floundering state oil company, PDVSA.
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The loss was the fourth in a row for the floundering Senators, who are ahead of only two teams in the overall NHL standings.
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Instead, he was given a difficult job in South Wales, a thankless task with a club that has been floundering for some time now.
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Now, in search of efficiencies and realising its approach to IT is floundering, the government is trying to allow a more bottom-up approach.
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Resident Evil is one of the most iconic names in video games, but it's also a series that's been floundering for a long time.
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Sharp currency drops also risk raising inflation, heaping pressure on the Bank of England to raise interest rates even if the economy is floundering.
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It's the gap in price versus fundamentals that's to blame for Twitter's floundering sale attempts, according to Roger McNamee, co-founder of Elevation Partners.
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Once primarily used for financing purchases such as washing machines or winter coats when the economy was floundering, layaway has a whole new look.
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She immediately ran into trouble last week after giving a lackluster television interview and saw her public support - already floundering - take a further dip.
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The Magic won a crucial game against the floundering Chicago Bulls on Wednesday and need to parlay the victory into a string of successes.
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" And, the second: "Trump is what he is, a floundering, inarticulate jumble of gnawing insecurities and not-at-all compensating vanities, which is pathetic.
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Buffalo rallied for three goals in the third period Wednesday to post its second straight victory, a 21-226 road triumph over floundering Montreal.
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Mostly, all the Lions do is play competitive games, making it tough to lay a touchdown with them, even against a floundering Giants team.
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In this new series, Marty Raney, a homesteading expert, offers training in survival skills to some floundering families who have moved off the grid.
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Guy Lafleur, after floundering his first few seasons, finally gave himself over to playing what was essentially a more polished form of pond hockey.
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If you're wondering whether the Senate Republicans' Biden and Burisma investigation is political, consider that they put it on hold while Biden was floundering.
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Written and directed by Eva Vives, making her ragged feature debut, the movie follows Nina as she tries to kick-start her floundering life.
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But because the movie never builds to something greater than its parts, Eastwood ends up blowing raspberries and floundering for meaning in a void.
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There is also too much angst about the floundering Cowboys for the locals to fret too much (yet) about the Mavericks' 13-21 start.
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Those hopes have been floundering, but Mr. Gantz is still making efforts to secure enough recommendations to get first crack at building a coalition.
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In the film, Demos plays Jake Taylor, a strapping contractor who helps Gabriela (Christina Milian), a floundering American, renovate a dilapidated New Zealand inn.
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Floundering in the Republican primaries, Jeb wants George to come on the road with him, help him out in getting to the White House.
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Trade policies bolstered the prosperity and strength of our floundering U.S. alliances in Europe and Japan, which in turn protected America's national security interests.
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But to some from an older generation — Mr. West's elders, peers or his first wave of acolytes now grown up — Mr. West was floundering.
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"For the moment I considered myself unique, a lone and courageous individual who had found the Holy Grail after years of floundering," he wrote.
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After initially floundering in Congress, the scheme became a choice morsel to be seized in the chaos capitalism typical of the early railroading era.
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There's a rare moment of cheer for floundering electric car maker Faraday Future after it landed a new investor and a fresh commitment of capital.
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The only problem was that the pier was right in the middle of the resort, so you had loads of people swimming/paddling/floundering around.
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I still remember scratching the cellophane off Hybrid Theory's jewel case, floundering around on a skateboard with a Meteora CD spinning interminably in my Walkman.
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"He was left floundering in a system in which concern for victims of human trafficking for forced labor is mainly a rhetorical maneuver," Zervos writes.
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It was one of the surest signs that national Republicans were abandoning King, and weren't about to jump in to save his floundering campaign finances.
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That the transatlantic talks were floundering long before Mr Trump took office said something about the EU's ability to conduct foreign policy through trade agreements.
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A floundering economy, a fractured political landscape and an anti-Trump boost could give Mr López Obrador the top job after Mexico's 2018 presidential election.
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As the bill was floundering, Obama invited congressional leadership from both parties to the Blair House to debate the legislation on live television for hours.
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When Playboy reintroduced nudity this February after a two-year experiment without it, people questioned if the floundering brand had a place in today's culture.
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But the same SoftBank execs — Son, Marcelo Claure and Ron Fisher — are calling the shots and trying to steer a floundering company to sustained profitability.
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SoftBank is highly unlikely to commit billions of dollars to support Sprint as a floundering number-four player, according to people familiar with the matter.
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In January, eBay received a strongly worded letter from activist investors Elliott Management, outlining a way forward for the company that Elliott saw as floundering.
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The centre-left Democratic Party (PD) is floundering and the Five Star Movement (M5S) is feeling the effects of a Europe-wide disenchantment with populism.
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Why it matters: Making money off America's floundering retail industry in America is "about the get a whole lot easier," as Bloomberg's Rachel Evans writes.
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The Left sees the July 4 recess as an urgent opportunity to kill the GOP repeal-and-replace effort, which is floundering in the Senate.
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The 64-year-old executive helped put together the alliance in 1999 when he oversaw a $6 billion Renault bailout of the then-floundering Nissan.
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"Because before he commented on my tweet, it was floundering in relative obscurity," science writer Erin Biba wrote in a piece for the Daily Beast.
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A design reinvigoration as well as a new halo supercar could really turn the floundering Japanese luxury brand around — at least from a sales standpoint.
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But the Chinese currency has staged a remarkable turnaround since, thanks largely to a floundering U.S. dollar and stronger-than-expected economic growth in China.
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Simmonds scores two goals as Flyers clinch playoff spot PHILADELPHIA - During the Christmas holidays, the Flyers were floundering near the bottom of the Eastern Conference.
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But for the past few weeks they have been huddling, scheming and debating how to give their floundering European Union a fresh lease of life.
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But they cannot produce an encore of their pennant-winning season if their lineup keeps floundering while their pitching is nicked, bruised and stretched thin.
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But behind him, rather than a powerful family, his euro-zone partners see a vast debt pile, a floundering economy and an increasingly restive electorate.
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With his presidency floundering, Trump may be trying to shore up his base with the issues that he thinks—rightly, perhaps—won him the election.
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Yahoo's core business has been floundering for the past several years — so much so that the company has signaled that it is potentially for sale.
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But in a comment emailed to Reuters, the U.S. Department of Justice in Washington denied the United States was to blame for the case floundering.
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On the one hand, her death was gut wrenching, and it unexpectedly brought together several disparate story strands in The 100's floundering third season.
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"Machines Like Me" conjures a love triangle between a floundering Brit named Charlie Friend, a secretive doctoral student named Miranda and a replicant named Adam.
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The pool scenes provide the film's comedy, capturing the goofiness of Eric and his team as they contort their floundering frames into tight geometric formations.
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Newman's victory is a huge win for the progressive movement, providing them with crucial momentum at a time when their leading presidential candidate is floundering.
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"I really don't know what time it was, but somebody in the TV room finally saw me floundering and came to help," my mom said.
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With Nafta negotiations floundering, administration officials and Japanese leaders announced that they would open bilateral negotiations toward a free-trade agreement between the two nations.
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Divided and floundering after nine years under Mr. Orban, the opposition candidates had for years struggled to compete in local, national and European Parliament elections.
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Until former Vice President Joe Biden finally managed to win his first primary contest in three presidential runs, his 2020 Democratic presidential campaign was floundering.
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If the Mets needed a gut-check moment to turn around a floundering season, deGrom came through by retiring the next three batters in order.
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Micron, NXP and Texas Instruments — all of which were doing well not so long ago because of the internet of things — have been floundering lately.
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So far, men have treated #MeToo like a bumbling dad in a detergent commercial: well-intentioned but floundering, as though they are not the experts.
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Even now that GoPro's hyped Karma drone is back on the market, it's unclear that drone sales will be enough to revive the floundering company.
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This month, the floundering fast-food chain plans to offer free drinks for high school students and free meals for kids under 12 every Sunday.
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Senator Marco Rubio of Florida was poised to do well, possibly finishing second, but his floundering performance in Saturday's debate might have scrambled the Republican field.
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Hot Bruins defeat Red Wings BOSTON — It wasn't all that long ago the Boston Bruins, floundering in mediocrity, appeared to be on the road to nowhere.
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"I was feeling lost and floundering, overwhelmed by a city that was forcing me to realize just how aimless and voiceless I was feeling," she explains.
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Ant-Man's Paul Rudd stars as Miles Eliot, a man whose marriage and career are floundering as he faces the general malaise of approaching middle age.
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Stefan Krause, who came to the floundering automotive startup from BMW after spending years at Deutsche Bank, actually left the company in October, according to Jalopnik.
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His list may not include today's floundering big-cap tech companies, but rather names that could be set to rise with growing demand in the future.
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What if stars on floundering non-super teams in the Western Conference want to head East, where the path to a title is infinitely less complicated?
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When he finally checked in with his partners, he learned that the once-booming business was floundering without him and they wanted to shut it down.
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With his political capital already floundering, Trump knows he can't afford to lose any more support if he intends to make inroads in implementing his agenda.
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Competing images of Greece — as both a birthplace of Western culture and modern floundering state — have exacerbated tensions between the country and the rest of Europe.
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In the U.K., Margaret Thatcher was floundering in popularity in 1980, but then received most of the credit for the remarkable recovery of the U.K. economy.
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Photo: Getty After years of floundering, T-Mobile has become a real threat to Verizon and AT&T by offering options that the latter carriers didn't.
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There was a five-year period where I was floundering — I was always running out of money, living paycheck to paycheck, in debt to my parents.
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With Sonny Gray relegated to the bullpen, Luis Severino floundering and C. C. Sabathia hobbling to the disabled list, Happ has been something more than backfiller.
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The outbreak comes as the local peso currency and markets are already floundering after months of anti-government protests in late 2019 that lingered through March.
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In this redemption tale, Devlin improbably teams up with a female reporter on a floundering newspaper to investigate the real story behind a foreign political coup.
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The alternative is to spend his term in office floundering from one self-inflicted controversy to the next, exhausting himself amid a rising flood of investigations.
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One option would be to backtrack back down the hill we'd climbed earlier, but then we'd be out of radio contact and floundering in the darkness.
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From a distance, Britain's long-esteemed political establishment appears to be crumbling, one of the original architects of modern democracy floundering in archaic and arcane process.
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The attack on St. Catherine's, a Unesco World Heritage site, will be seen as an ominous sign for efforts to revive the area's floundering tourist industry.
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Let's rewind the tape to the halcyon days of last summer, when Trump's floundering presidential campaign was being run by veteran GOP political operative Paul Manafort.
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Now that the Trump administration finds its efforts to embrace Paul Ryan's agenda and priorities have left it floundering, it may want to steal the idea.
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But Lowe thinks that MoviePass can help the floundering industry, and the company can finally become the Netflix of movie theaters that it's always wanted to be.
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Companies like AT&T and Verizon are seeking content to put in their digital distribution packages, and networks without shows with huge draws may find themselves floundering.
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This charming tale of a rodent's culinary aspirations and his unexpected friendship with a floundering human chef would thaw even a New Yorker's heart (albeit only temporarily).
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In the 1960s and 1970s, when HAL and Eddie were dreamed up, attempts to create artificial intelligence (AI) were floundering, so both hope and fear were hypothetical.
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But for Moore, whose nomination is floundering, he's got very little to lose and a seat at the most powerful monetary force in the country to gain.
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He's a fairly successful performer who makes a living touring on his original music; though he isn't fantastically famous like the Beatles, he isn't floundering like Jack.
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The movie stars Green as an aimless modern-day version of Aladdin, a floundering musician who happens upon a magic lamp that's also a psychedelic 3D printer.
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Among the pro-establishment candidates, Chris Christie probably gained slightly against Marco Rubio, who had been poised to gain the establishment mantle from a floundering Jeb Bush.
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He was behind in fundraising, his campaign was floundering, and he was down in the polls in nearly every state that mattered right up until Election Day.
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ON Pro Football Sunday's game between the two floundering teams that share MetLife Stadium will also be a measuring stick for quarterbacks Sam Darnold and Daniel Jones.
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I feel like I've been doing a good job at doing all the things you're supposed to after a breakup, but I still feel like I'm floundering.
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He first lobbed the outlandish claim that Mr. Cruz's father had a connection to John F. Kennedy's killer, and then mocked Mr. Cruz as a floundering loser.
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If there was angst swirling around the Yankees over their floundering start to the season, it had not enveloped at least one corner of the visitors' clubhouse.
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The Yankees, who have an intimidating late-game bullpen, inconsistent starting pitching and a creaky middle of the batting order, are floundering with an 8-12 mark.
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Trump attracts the opposite sentiments, and has left allies floundering as to how to comport themselves in relation to a nation which had presented itself as indispensable.
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With three months left until the United Kingdom is due to leave the European Union on March 29, British Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal is floundering.
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They note that cutting payroll taxes only helps Americans who are still working — and not those who are furloughed by quarantines or laid off amid floundering sales.
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On the other hand, we might keep floundering about for a while longer, as new pseudo-divine Bozos arise and the old ones go down like jetliners.
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Chile, an Andean nation which produces nearly one-third of the world's copper, has suffered from floundering global prices for the red metal amid festering trade tensions.
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With Ms. Merkel still floundering in the mess she created over immigration, it may be that Mr. Spahn — or someone like him — needs to take the reins.
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It all started in the early 1970s, when, floundering a bit in her post-college life, she landed a gig at WBFO, a radio station in Buffalo.
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A year ago, they were floundering at the start of the season, losing 16 of their first 24 games, a hole that put them in comeback mode.
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The Republican floundering in D.C. is the all-too-public machinations of a party still trying to organize and develop policy while holding the reins of power.
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"The Venezuelan economy was a drunk floundering in a choppy ocean, struggling to stay afloat, begging for a life buoy," Francisco Toro, a Venezuelan journalist, told me.
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In recent years, Beijing has encouraged the affluent middle classes to invest in Chinese company stocks, in an effort to help stimulate the country's floundering stock exchange.
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"We were floundering at the beginning, but once we played together as one team, we established camaraderie and we faced each other on a human level," she said.
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WIRED's own Jessi Hempel took a deep dive into your fave floundering unicorn, Uber, and the man trying to fix it all from the inside: CEO Dara Khosrowshahi.
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"Emergency management creates even more of a sense of the school district floundering," Sarah Reckhow, an assistant professor at Michigan State University who studies school district finances, explained.
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Earlier this month, TechCrunch reported that Yik Yak would soon be introducing a new feature designed to help the floundering app boost its user retention numbers: private chat.
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She's the star of parenting class and it's gratifying after a floundering Season 2 to finally see her win, even if she's got a long way to go.
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Mongolia and the IMF agreed to a $5.5 billion bailout in May to stabilize its floundering economy and its currency, the tugrik, which went into freefall last year.
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With Washington once again slipping into a Trumpian vortex, the hyperactive President is trying to leave an impression that far from floundering, his administration is on a roll.
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The floundering internet firm topped a whopping $4.5 billion write down in the fourth quarter with plans to pursue "strategic proposals" for its core search and advertising operations.
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"Economic collapse is a genuine, imminent threat," a European diplomat said, adding that only a swift peace deal in floundering U.N.-backed talks in Kuwait may forestall disaster.
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Their president might be floundering, but religious right groups are successfully lobbying the Trump administration for a rollback of LGBT and abortion rights, The New York Times reports.
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But Waymo charges that this effort was "floundering" last year, and so Uber took an illegal shortcut, acquiring Otto so it could get its hands on Waymo's technology.
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But reports soon began to emerge that Tumblr was floundering financially, as Yahoo tried and failed to wrangle the freewheeling blogging platform into a profitable, advertising-friendly brand.
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In six months in the presidency, Trump's already established a pattern: When his agenda is floundering, he returns to the theme that first made him a popular figure.
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In a season of few regrets, Carvel said he wished success had come earlier for players like Keats and Boeing, who were around when the program was floundering.
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We stumbled on "Gentefied," which follows a Mexican American family struggling to keep its floundering taqueria afloat in the rapidly changing Boyle Heights neighborhood in East Los Angeles.
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The cold, hard-to-swallow truth is that it is perhaps Kith, more than any of these other stores, that encapsulates the luxury evolution that left Barneys floundering.
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Kasich does well among voters who say the economy is in good shape, pollsters noted, while Trump leads among those who feel the Buckeye State's economy is floundering.
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But other critical immigration components are floundering, leaving the nation's immigration system in a vulnerable position at a time of need, several administration officials told Congress this month.
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Spotify's own original video efforts have been floundering a bit; the company's head of podcasts and video recently departed and was replaced by an executive hired away from Disney.
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It's easy to dismiss these materials as the inept internet antics of a floundering, attention-starved white nationalist, but the actions of the RoF's young recruit speak for themselves.
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Badly written or buggy apps can suck up system resources and leave your other apps floundering, as well as having a negative impact on the performance of your devices.
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Trump is getting attacked for his floundering health care bill, so he changes the subject to how humiliated Democrats are going to be when a bill is finally passed.
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Unfortunately, based on a leaked memo seen by The Verge, it seems that less than two years after that deal was finalized, Nokia's health tech business is floundering too.
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But in 2017, Noosphere Venture Partners, a venture firm active in space investments, swooped in and bought up the assets of the floundering company, rebranding it as Firefly Aerospace.
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This account, along with Rove's colorful description of Bryan's "Cross of Gold" speech, which stampeded the Democratic Party convention, might well be read with profit by today's floundering aspirants.
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Blackberry—the financially floundering smartphone maker that prides itself on end-to-end encryption—may have finally met its match in the form of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
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Industry publication Variety said Fallon, who made some Donald Trump jokes, impersonated actor Chris Rock and poked fun at singer Mariah Carey's floundering New Year's Eve performance, started strong.
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Canada&aposs Mounties Hold the Keys to Blackberry&aposs EncryptionBlackberry—the financially floundering smartphone maker that prides itself on end-to-end…Read more ReadOf course, there's another explanation.
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DANDONG, China (Reuters) - As Beijing tightens its grip on trade with North Korea, the economies of Chinese towns along the 1,400-km border the two countries share are floundering.
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As we've pointed out over and over again, the coal industry in the United States has been floundering for years, and there's little Trump can do to stop it.
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Over the past two years, under the ambitious leadership of Elizaveta Osetinskaya, the once-floundering conglomerate established itself as both influential and independent—a fatal combination in today's Russia.
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Bin Talal purchased a yacht from the New York real estate mogul and was part of a group that helped take the city's floundering Plaza Hotel off Trump's hands.
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Yankees 5, Tigers 10 DETROIT — Floundering offenses on two American League teams that are trying to get back to the playoffs recently perked to life by making unconventional changes.
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The adherents of such movements may see the floundering of Brexit as a reason to rethink their assumptions—or, more dangerously, as proof that élites are conspiring against them.
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" Earlier in the novel, as Hark's floundering sycophant Fraz Penzig sits in a hospital with a comatose daughter and an eroding marriage, his wife tells him, "No jokes, Fraz.
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The affair has energized the often-floundering opposition, offering a reminder of the unexpected pitfalls that could still emerge for Abe's seemingly stable rule, now in its fifth year.
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The Mets will then face the lowly Minnesota Twins, the Braves again, the rebuilding Philadelphia Phillies, the floundering Miami Marlins, and the Phillies again to close out the season.
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Trump Team Meets RNC to Plot TurnaroundDonald Trump's campaign team and the Republican National Committee will meet in Orlando, Florida today in an attempt to repair his floundering campaign.
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Mr. Trump tried to ease concerns on Wednesday that the truce with China was already floundering, declaring that Beijing had "sent very strong signals" since the deal was reached.
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After floundering filmmaker Chris (Kathryn Hahn) meets sculptor cowboy Dick (Kevin Bacon), her visceral lust inspires her to write letter after letter to him detailing passionate and furious fantasies.
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Record: 26-16, 6th in WestOffensive rating: 113.1, 3rdDefensive rating: 109.2, 17thOne thing to know: The Rockets are floundering, losers of four straight and six of their last ten.
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Covering themselves in blue body paint, wearing bloodied fake fish hooks, and lying under netting, the activists displayed signs that read "fish feel pain" and "stop floundering, go vegan."
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These are some of the key pieces of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's new $54 billion blueprint to overhaul the subway and the rest of the city's floundering transit network.
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He coined two terms to describe each of these cohorts: "me-llennials" are floundering financially and might feel lost in life, whereas "mega-llennials" are ahead of the game.
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But last January, the Alabama Republican, afraid that his party was floundering, sent a five-point questionnaire to all its presidential contenders to determine who might deserve his support.
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While the team's defense, which has led the way all season, came out with energy and aggression, the Giants' offense, somnolent in so many games, was once again floundering.
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All the oxygen has been sucked from the room by the Conservative Prime Minister Theresa May's floundering attempt to end the country's 286-year membership in the European Union.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Equities and oil futures fell sharply on Tuesday, as investors worried U.S.-China negotiations were floundering and that an escalating trade war could damage global growth.
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After floundering for the first 25 games of the season, the Nuggets have finally put the ball in Jokic's hands and are allowing the offense to flow through him.
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The Democrats, in theory the main opposition party, are floundering: they won just five seats in the Tokyo poll, barely a quarter of the tally of the Japanese Communist Party.
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But those high marks haven't done much for his floundering campaign, as most of the key environmental endorsements, including that of the League of Conservation Voters, have gone to Clinton.
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Currently floundering in the low single digits in polls, O'Malley had to beg moderators for time, with his pleas being the most memorable part of his performance of the evening. .
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In a 2000 Pitchfork article, "The Decade in Noise," Marc Masters addresses the rise of new noise scenes in the US, after a period of floundering in the early 27s.
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Image: VerizonDespite having the ability to pre-install Go90 on millions of phones, Verizon is finally pulling the plug on its floundering streaming TV service at the end of July.
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Facebook CEO and man perpetually failing to adequately explain himself Mark Zuckerberg appeared before the House Financial Services Committee today to testify about Libra, Facebook's new and already floundering cryptocurrency.
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At the time of its early interest in opening a flagship, the company's mobile efforts, which had been seen as a major part of its consumer business, were already floundering.
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Slingshot, Rooms, and Riff were all killed last December when Facebook shut down Creative Labs, while its alternative news reader Paper continues floundering under the heaps of unused mobile apps.
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Wynn's company's involvement in the project could provide a much-needed boost for Kushner Companies, which has been floundering in efforts to finance a lofty redevelopment plan for the building.
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Meanwhile plentiful liquidity has led to weakening covenants—clauses that require borrowers to keep overall debt levels under control—making it harder for funds to force floundering firms into bankruptcy.
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Addie's (Rush) friendship with Dorrie (Hewsom) takes center stage over her floundering relationship with Jeb (Mason Gooding), and reminding us that romantic love isn't the only kind worth fighting for.
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Republican lawmakers have trotted out a series of floundering defenses of President Donald Trump in the wake of evidence of his efforts to pressure Ukraine to launch politically motivated investigations.
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Torn between being a celebratory event jam-packed with fiery performances and a somber reflection on The World Today, the 2018 Grammys ended up just floundering somewhere in the middle.
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We have only to look at South Carolina, where the black voters paid no attention to the media's depiction of a floundering Biden campaign and voted for their preferred candidate.
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In his first N.H.L. coaching post, he was hired by the long-floundering Washington Capitals during the 1981-82 season after they had gotten off to a 1-13 start.
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With voting delayed until after the July 4th holiday and a growing list of GOP senators defecting, the Republican healthcare bill is floundering; it will ultimately fail, as it should.
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His pedigree as an activist alongside Mandela and a trade unionist for miners made him highly likeable in a country that still struggles with stark inequality and a floundering economy.
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In an era when glossy print publications are floundering and relying on revenue and publicity from conferences and the like, Special Projects is helping take the page to the stage.
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Kim said Xi's visit, which may see China offer fresh support for North Korea's floundering, sanctions-bound economy, was "decisive" to show their unchanging friendship to the world, KCNA said.
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However, when Hathaway stepped up to fight UFC stalwart Mike Pyle at UFC 120, his hype train was derailed as the American's ground game overwhelmed the floundering Brighton, Sussex, native.
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But in a sign that early mediation efforts may be floundering, Senegal's Foreign Minister Mankeur Ndiaye told Reuters that Gambian authorities had refused entry to the chair of regional body ECOWAS.
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It's when you have to write off the third check [to support a floundering company] that the GP loses the job, and if there's just one GP, you lose your fund.
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FLOUNDERING FACTORIES Purchasing Managers' Indexes showed manufacturing activity shrank again in the euro zone, and that the boost to British factories from record rates of pre-Brexit stockpiling slowed in April.
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Taking over a floundering squad, Marchibroda led the Colts to American Football Conference East titles in 1975, '22006 and '215, but each time they were beaten in their first playoff game.
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After a floundering debate performance in New Hampshire sent Mr. Rubio tumbling to fifth place in the state, there was no room for him to make major errors on Saturday night.
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"They're floundering, trying to find their way and trying to find an audience," said Mr. Moore, noting that Mr. Trump's criticism of the former president has not diminished Mr. Trump's support.
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We're talking Glen Davis, Jason Maxiel, Kyle O'Quinn, Andrew Nicholson, and Nikola Vucevic's non-existent gravity in the frontcourt, with Arron Afflalo, Tobias Harris, and Mo Harkless floundering on the wing.
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The desperate diplomatic floundering of Mr Kerry suggests that President Barack Obama, with only a year left in office, will not adopt a more hawkish approach unless events force him to.
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The 34-year-old allowed one run on six hits and struck out a season-high 43 in seven innings of a 5-1 triumph at the floundering Chicago White Sox.
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Netflix's third-quarter earnings on Wednesday alleviated some fears that the streaming company might be floundering just as new rivals like Disney Plus and Apple TV Plus were set to launch.
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It usually takes a few failures for any success to truly shine through, and without Alex Kidd's commercial floundering against Mario et al, we might never have gotten Sonic the Fighters.
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S.-Pakistan relations are floundering at the very moment when Washington is redoubling efforts to launch a peace process in Afghanistan that will require some level of Pakistani assistance to succeed.
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The company had been floundering since it was spun off from Time Warner in 2014, and everyone who worked there had little doubt that it would eventually come under new ownership.
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The floundering Republican agenda — particularly remarkable in a period when new presidents tend to be most productive with a Congress controlled by their own party — has attracted bipartisan scorn from lawmakers.
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Corriente, a son of Catholic Filipino immigrants, did not delve deeper into his faith until college, when he was floundering at New York University, far from his California home and friends.
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I wondered why the pain of Helen's mother's death, her father's prolonged depression and the constant threats of violence against her aunt didn't leave her a little more floundering and overwhelmed.
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I wondered why the pain of Helen's mother's death, her father's prolonged depression and the constant threats of violence against her aunt didn't leave her a little more floundering and overwhelmed.
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With the football team floundering and the athletic department in disarray, he stepped in as interim director of athletics and set his sights on hiring Mr. Harbaugh, a former Michigan Wolverine.
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Wonky contracts that were floundering from June 26 to August 27 will be popping back up again for final closure until October 26, as Mars moves forward through its backtracked trail.
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But as Mr. Bush's campaign continues to lag, his backers are increasingly turning their frustrations over his floundering candidacy on the group, Right to Rise, and its inability to influence the race.
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Stocks are floundering, credit spreads are blowing out and concern is building that a combination of higher interest rates on all that debt will begin to weigh meaningfully on corporate profit margins.
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While a delay in the sales tax hike could shield the floundering economy it means less income for the cash-strapped government, possibly prompting credit rating agencies to downgrade Japan's sovereign rating.
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America's healthcare system has been making headlines recently due to the floundering efforts of conservative Congressmen to create anything close to an adequate replacement for Affordable Care Act, otherwise known as Obamacare.
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Galaxy QuestThis packed-with-laughs sci-fi film sees Rickman as Sir Alexander Dane, a once-Shakespearean actor whose career has been floundering ever since he played a half-human, half-alien.
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The relationship has also been fraught with public clashes between US diplomats and prosecutors in Kiev over floundering attempts to root out rampant corruption in the country since the toppling of Yanukovych.
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Although the foster families had taken in traumatized children before, they were floundering because they had absolutely no idea when, if, or how these children would be brought back to their parents.
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"This year, the Russian beer market should see a boost to its otherwise floundering volumes, though a lukewarm performance by the national team is likely to limit these gains," Bernstein analysts said.
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On Monday, after a landslide victory in Upper House elections and as evidence mounted the corporate sector is floundering due to weak demand, Abe ordered a new round of fiscal stimulus spending.
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DECISIVE RELATIONSHIP Kim said Xi's visit, which may see China offer fresh support for North Korea's floundering, sanctions-bound economy, was "decisive" to show their unchanging friendship to the world, KCNA said.
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Based on previous offerings, investors should expect Snap to be down for at least the next year, and then the new stock will sink or swim independently of its its early floundering.
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A weak slate of February movies exacerbated an already floundering box office and led to a 38 percent decline in ticket sales in the month compared with last year, according to Comscore.
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It is compounded by a growing perception that the country's leaders—once widely praised for their management of a prolonged and spectacular run of economic growth—are now floundering as it slows.
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We're getting more and more reports that this face-off between the U.S. and China is beginning to affect global trade as a whole, and Europe seems to be floundering a bit.
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Another federal bill crafted to address the racial disparity in maternal health care, the Mothers and Offspring Maternal & Morbidity Awareness (MOMMA) Act, was reintroduced last month after floundering in committee last year.
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While the Tigers began ranked 234th nationally, in tribute to their reputation and still stellar recruiting, they are floundering at 22015-23.5, including a home loss last weekend to lower-tier Troy.
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Tottenham hit back again in brilliant fashion seven minutes after the break when Eriksen's teasing ball left Luiz floundering, and Alli, timing his run to perfection, stabbed the ball high past Courtois.
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Bernie Sanders "nasty," but despite Joe Biden's apparent floundering in Iowa, he remained fixated on the former vice president and his perceived misdeeds in Ukraine, despite the lack of evidence of wrongdoing.
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At the time, the company was floundering in the market for devices, battered by the failure of a smartphone that never made a dent against Apple's iPhone and Samsung's family of devices.
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Then, receiving nothing in return, Trump pivoted and delivered to the leader of a floundering nation desperate for attention much of what he wanted -- a global platform, a smile and a handshake.
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After battling stresses from a floundering oil and gas sector over the past year, banks in one of the world's financial capitals are seeing a bright spot emerge: a booming property market.
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A 2014 Detroit Free Press investigation into mismanagement in the charter school sector found the state had spent nearly $1 billion on charter schools yet public accountability had plummeted and schools were floundering.
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Last April Mr Obama's visit to Hanover, ostensibly to encourage a floundering transatlantic trade pact, occasioned a stirring defence of European unity, the memory of which still turns beleaguered Brussels bureaucrats misty-eyed.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe ordered a new round of fiscal stimulus spending after a crushing election victory over the weekend as evidence mounted the corporate sector is floundering due to weak demand.
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With his campaign floundering and little time to steady it, the businessman reverted to the combative, divisive strategy that propelled him to victory in the GOP primary: Attack every critic - including fellow Republicans.
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It's been a rough past few weeks for the Nasdaq; tech stocks have been floundering, though Apple has weathered the storm far better than most on the heels of several new hardware announcements.
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Kim said Xi's visit, which may see China bring fresh support for North Korea's floundering, sanctions-bound economy, was "crucial" to show the world the unchanging friendship between the two countries, KCNA said.
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Historically it is a strategy that has generally worked, but not always, such as during the 1980s and 90s when gold prices were floundering and treasury bonds became the safe haven of choice.
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But a floundering football program, difficult travel schedules and the disappearance of traditional rivalries for its flagship men's and women's basketball teams have UConn on the verge of returning to the Big East.
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When the Cal State Fullerton baseball team was floundering midway through the 2004 season, on a pace to become the first losing team in the program's history, an unusual team meeting was called.
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Trump has in recent months gone after the congressional representatives and local leaders of Baltimore, Dayton, Cincinnati, Oakland and San Francisco, seeking to paint urban centers as decaying and floundering under Democratic leadership.
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Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, above, known for his prowess in bending the Senate to his will, is facing a great predicament: rallying enough support for the floundering Republican health care plan.
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While Glass-Steagall was in place, it required commercial banks to act, under Federal Reserve direction, as "the Fed's assistant lenders of last resort," whenever the Fed wanted to support floundering securities firms.
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Most of all, it is concerned that, by losing its grip on Iraq's affairs, it will no longer exploit that country's oil-driven wealth at a time when its own economy is floundering.
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The episode culminates in the relaunch of Leslie's floundering campaign as she, her friends, and a three-legged dog fall all over one another to the music of Gloria Estefan — peak TV slapstick.
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While overall consumer spending has been solid, some retailers like Macy's and J. C. Penney reported weak holiday sales, signaling that their turnaround plans are floundering as Americans change the way they shop.
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Interestingly, the game was developed by an amateur studio comprised of long-time Sonic fans who wished to create a true homage to a long-running series that has been floundering in recent years.
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He is not perfect—no coach shepherding an eight-game losing streak is—and the Grizzlies have spent the past few weeks floundering in ways they haven't at any time in their recent history.
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When Detroit recorded their 62-win season 19963 years ago, their $28.5m payroll was more than double that of four other teams, including the Lightning, who were still floundering as a recent expansion franchise.
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Mr Putin has for several years been giving material support to populist and nativist parties in Europe that oppose the EU. They have been boosted by the union's floundering response to the migrant crisis.
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Reynolds went on to marry a wealthy businessman named Harry Karl, who would later steal her fortune to pay off his gambling debts, and Taylor left Fisher, who's career was floundering, for Richard Burton.
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The Raiders running back just about reps his hometown every second he can, having come out of retirement just to join the floundering Raiders before they set sail for the deserts of Las Vegas.
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Where NerdCon: Stories is floundering, Green says, is in what should have been its greatest strength: The convention brings together all kinds of mixed media, from traditional panels to zines, puppetry, podcasts and gaming.
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The book, out this week, traces Kalanick's trajectory from floundering startup founder to the envy of Silicon Valley to the epitome of tech evil, and with him a decade of excess and self-delusion.
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"It is obvious that this government is floundering in the face of real governance, and have lost their nerve in the eve of a catastrophic budget that they are about to present," she said.
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Xi will be in North Korea for two days, becoming the first Chinese leader to visit the reclusive country in 14 years, and could bring fresh support measures for its floundering, sanctions-bound economy.
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Four or five years ago, if you asked someone about her book group, your ears were likely to be singed with anecdotes about the overconsumption of Pinot Grigio or various club members' floundering marriages.
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And until midway through the fourth quarter, the Giants — stout on defense if erratic on offense — had what appeared to be a comfortable 7-point lead on Washington, whose offense was floundering and flat.
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Bluntly telling an underperforming employee that they need to do better may sting for both parties, but it's clearly better than risking layoffs or lost business because that employee was allowed to continue floundering.
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His stated legislative priority — repealing and replacing Obamacare — is floundering so badly that his administration wasn't willing to endorse any of the existing proposals in Tuesday's speech (they didn't want to back a loser).
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English golfer and part-time bird-rescuer Greg Owen was filmed recently on a course in Florida, frantically stripping down to his underwear and wading into a water hazard to rescue a floundering blue jay.
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While hugely successful companies like Facebook are trying to purge their services of cryptocurrency scams, floundering companies like Kodak have jumped at the opportunity to attract investors by slapping blockchain buzzwords onto their business plans.
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With three months left until the United Kingdom is due to leave the European Union on March 29, British Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal is floundering and traders expect sterling to remain under pressure.
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It could be argued that its fans have in fact become the first effective opposition to the SNP in years, particularly with Scottish Labour floundering badly in the Jeremy Corbyn-led, post-independence referendum age.
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First among them will surely be the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), a proposed EU-US deal that was already floundering in the face of opposition in Europe and differences between the two sides.
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Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton take the stage Wednesday evening in Las Vegas for the third and final presidential debate — what could be one of the last opportunities for Trump to save his floundering campaign.
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In Cramer's opinion, the Chinese stock market is floundering around the way the U.S. stock market did before we knew that aggressive, dynamic portfolio insurers could drive the entire market down with S&P futures.
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Ramy is so richly crafted, so specific in its stories, that it ends up being universal, appealing as much to the child of immigrants as the floundering adult, the forlorn romantic, or the wayward son.
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Yes, the same Josh Smith the Los Angeles Clippers recently traded for breadcrumbs, and the same Josh Smith who was waived by a floundering Detroit team a season into a four-year, $54 million contract.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Floundering and divided in the face of an asylum crisis and with record low voter support, Sweden's minority Social Democrat-Green government could disintegrate or be toppled well before its term runs out.
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Following the larger Rust Belt city upping prices, Flint's state-appointed emergency manager Darnell Earley oversaw the switch to the Flint River in an effort to save the floundering city $5 million over two years.
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Today, Africa is the continent with the youngest demographic in the world, on the brink of a technical renaissance — yet the world's tech titans are floundering to understand and gain a foothold in this market.
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By the end of the day the 27 EU leaders—all bar Britain's prime minister, Theresa May, who was not invited—had drawn up a "Bratislava road-map" to give direction to their floundering club.
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Trump opponents will ultimately need a clear resistance strategy, but in a leaderless environment, they have been floundering in the dark for more than a month now, grasping for short-term anti-Trump resistance tactics.
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The stock price of Community Health Systems plummeted more than 17% today after the floundering hospital system posted a $2.5 billion loss in 2017, due in large part to a big write-down of assets.
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Step 3 is extremely difficult — not just at the leadership level, but throughout the company — a company floundering in crisis for having a terrible and toxic culture isn't exactly a beacon for top-level talent.
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While Trump and the anti-choice members of Congress may be floundering when it comes to passing legislation, they are succeeding at doing severe damage to progressive values — especially reproductive freedom—through the court system.
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HPE never disclosed the price of that acquisition, but Neri says that it got a good price for the assets of the hot Google-backed data analytics startup which had raised $280 million before floundering.
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The ruling ripped up by Congress head Julio Borges on Thursday was designed to allow President Nicolas Maduro to create oil ventures without congressional approval, easing investment in the cash-strapped country's floundering oil industry.
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" He quit the game after a few years and began to focus more on writing and researching "The Nix" — a messy process he described as "three years of writing, six years of research and floundering.
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Following a rate hike, Flint's state-appointed emergency manager Darnell Earley oversaw a switch from Detroit's water supply to the Flint River in an effort to save the floundering city $5 million over two years.
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All season, as North Carolina kept scoring 90 but floundering on defense, Coach Roy Williams reminded his players of a Tar Heel truism: Both of his N.C.A.A. champions, in 2005 and 2009, just suffocated opponents.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe ordered a new round of fiscal stimulus spending after a crushing election victory over the weekend as evidence mounted the corporate sector is floundering due to weak demand.
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South Korea's shipbuilding sector is still floundering despite an injection of more than 7.1 trillion won into Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Co since 2015 - the biggest bailout of a single company in over a decade.
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That bodes well for the U.S. IPO market as ride-hailing company Uber Technologies Inc prepares for its highly anticipated debut, particularly with shares in smaller rival Lyft Inc floundering below their March offering price.
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The rest of the party, meanwhile, is to a large extent floundering on a policy level — aware that an opposition party should develop a policy agenda, but not exactly sure what it wants to say.
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Data from the Italian market regulator shows "significant short positions" in Banco Popolare Di Milano and Banca Carige, while the regulator has restricted short-selling in shares of floundering Monte dei Paschi since July. reut.
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While performance at its Global Markets trading division, the focus of previous criticism, has picked up in 2019, revenues have fallen in its investment banking and capital markets business due to floundering M&A activity.
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A little more than two weeks ago, after the Knicks unexpectedly parted ways with the team's president, Phil Jackson, they set out to find a front-office replacement who could help stabilize the floundering organization.
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In Britain, the U.K. Independence Party, or UKIP, which pushed for the country to exit the European Union, has lost its only member in the national Parliament and is floundering before the June 8 elections.
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After years of floundering and even accidentally setting myself on fire (thrice), any given day is more noteworthy when I don't end up in a situation that would be better off in a wacky sitcom.
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Still, ever since those early days of floundering through page after page of men's midlife crisis sex fantasies dressed up as important books, I have regarded all big divorced guy novels with a certain skepticism.
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Even if Patreon's headquarters literally catching fire last night might read as a good omen for competition, it's easy to imagine these alternative crowdfunding sites floundering as vehicles for a movement which vehemently discourages individual profiteering.
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The company is hemorrhaging money and floundering as it attempts to communicate changes in its service that irrationally upset its loyal customers (perhaps too loyal since they're bankrupting the company by going to tons of movies).
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"The more the panic in the market, the more there is the need for such a product," Zhu said, adding that the new contract would encourage traders and investors to hold onto the floundering Chinese yuan.
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Underdog Amy Klobuchar rockets ahead of Warren and Biden, poised to win delegates in New Hampshire primaryElizabeth Warren is floundering in New Hampshire, set to earn 0 delegates as her campaign struggles in Bernie Sanders' shadow
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Wednesday's announcement comes as the government faces pressure from the floundering extraction sector facing ongoing job losses and from pipeline opponents who point to climate change and environmental risks as reasons not to build the infrastructure.
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But friends of Bogen, who did not return calls and messages seeking comment, said she was being scapegoated by a floundering campaign, adding that she had complained about its dysfunction, which she blamed on higher-ups.
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Brazil's largest party will decide on Tuesday to break away from President Dilma Rousseff's floundering coalition, party leaders said, sharply raising the odds that the country's first woman president will be impeached amid a corruption scandal.
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Turnaround king and "Profit" host Marcus Lemonis offers to help the floundering operation by making a $500,000 investment for a 50 percent equity stake in the business — provided the co-founders agree to follow his guidance.
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Millions of Americans, with Trump as their bully pulpit, lay blame for this at the feet of Barack Obama for his floundering in Syria and his need for Russian support to achieve even much-broken ceasefires.
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Yet three months later, the Five Star Movement's shining moment has become a mess, and Ms. Raggi, 38, a lawyer with almost no political experience who ran as a clean-hands reformer, appears to be floundering.
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But the Democratic presidential candidate still gave a speech and released a detailed plan on Thursday to combat the pandemic, drawing a sharp contrast to President Donald Trump and his administration's floundering response to the outbreak.
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Much the same can be said of the now-floundering U.K. Independence Party in Britain, which gave voice to Brexit and the public's rejection of European Union structures, as well as its class divides with London.
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If that loser is Overeem, we have a clash of two floundering heavyweights with a built in revenge narrative, as Browne weathered some early adversity to embarrass Overeem with a front-kick KO back in 2013.
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The president tried on Wednesday to ease concerns that his trade truce with China was floundering, saying that Beijing was sending "very strong signals" about the deal he reached with President Xi Jinping over the weekend.
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Floundering in the early high-profile media moments, she retreated off to long tours of upstate New York in which she went from one earnest panel discussion on economic development to another about the dairy compact.
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A celebratory period after his surge to victory past a floundering Jordan Spieth, enjoying life at home with his baby boy and handling expectations after claiming his maiden major all took a toll on his game.
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After sitting out one game due to a concussion, Luck likely will be under center on Monday night as the visiting Colts attempt to even their record with a date against the floundering New York Jets.
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While investors in struggling companies occasionally benefit from a buyout that juices the stock, Raymond James said that shareholders of floundering internet stocks should not hold out hope given a variety of factors pressuring the sector.
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Public Health Just a few weeks ago, Donald J. Trump and Republicans in Congress were talking about how Obamacare's insurance markets were floundering, and how insurance companies were fleeing while prices were spiraling out of control.
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DUBAI/RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia is to transfer ownership of Riyadh's floundering King Abdullah Financial District to the Public Investment Fund (PIF) from the Public Pension Agency (PPA), according to four sources aware of the matter.
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Marshall R. Loeb, a business journalist who turned a floundering Money magazine into one of the nation's most successful publications in the 21954s and then led a similar revival at Fortune, died on Saturday in Manhattan.
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Café Society is set in 1930s Hollywood, where floundering 20-something Bobby (Jesse Eisenberg) is looking to start a career with the help of his Uncle Phil (Steve Carell), a powerful agent in the movie world.
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The SPD now faces a bleak choice: to stay in a floundering, bickering alliance with a party its voters hate, or to leave—probably triggering an election in which it might do even worse than last time.
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It's fair to say that Verizon's* entry into the mobile streaming market — a means of competing with other over-the-top services like Netflix, Hulu or YouTube, for example — has been floundering since its October 2015 debut.
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Uber has recently been under fire for a myriad of controversies ranging from self-driving car crashes to its CEO being a straight-up jerk and The Circle's weekend at the box office being a floundering disgrace.
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As good as GoPro's adventure cameras were, it turned out that there weren't all that many extreme-action enthusiasts, and so the undisputed leader in a nascent category — with an undoubtedly good product — found itself floundering financially.
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BEIJING/SEOUL (Reuters) - China's President Xi Jinping heads to Pyongyang this week holding out the prospect of fresh measures to support North Korea's floundering, sanctions-bound economy, the first trip in 14 years by a Chinese leader.
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As for watchOS, The Apple Watch is a rare bright spot in the floundering wearables category, and the company is no doubt hoping to make a splash ahead of the new device's arrival later in the year.
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Keeping the animosity toward Clinton alive among its rank-and-file—no matter how Trump is floundering, or however much he's deviating from the NRA script—is one way to ensure that they turn out in November.
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Demonstrations erupted on the island when Puerto Ricans -- already incensed over a floundering economy, corruption and the torpid pace of Hurricane Maria recovery -- learned of nearly 900 pages of leaked chats from the governor's private messaging group.
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The Clippers, exasperated and floundering—a half decade of history repeating itself against, of all people, Joe Fucking Johnson—took Mbah a Moute off Joe and tried doubling him with Crawford and Reddick, sealing off his penetration.
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But while Hannah, Jessa, Marnie, and Shoshana will hang up their hats as zeitgeist-y millennials, many young women are still stuck floundering in tiny apartments with liberal arts degrees that lose their value by the minute.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump is now taunting Jeb Bush for turning to his "mommy" to help save his floundering campaign -- but the former Florida governor says his mother, former First Lady Barbara Bush, is ready to rumble.
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Its raison d'etre is "floundering" and a cut in its resources, threatened by the United States, which pays 22 percent of its budget and 30 percent of its peacekeeping costs, may focus its attention on needed reforms.
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Roundup Daniel Murphy finished a triple shy of the cycle, the slumping slugger Bryce Harper hit his 83th homer of the season, and the Washington Nationals routed the floundering Royals, 13-2, at Kansas City on Wednesday.
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It's hard not to get the sense that the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences is floundering, and it's all especially disappointing given the quality of so many of the films released in the past year.
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Expectations are it will cut rates by at least 25 basis points with price-growth well below the 4.5% mid-point of its target range, and economic growth floundering following a deep contraction in the first quarter.
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Adjusting the daytime mix of programming and changing hosts may be a case of rearranging the deck chairs on a floundering ship, though, if Pitaro cannot come up with solutions to the overarching problems ESPN is facing.
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SoftBank, which has stumbled due to such investments as WeWork, Uber (UBER), Slack (WORK) and other floundering tech unicorns and is now under pressure from activist Elliott Management to shake things up, currently owns 84% of Sprint.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenEXCLUSIVE: 6900 Dem Andrew Yang releases tax returns Saagar Enjeti: Why Warren's 'Medicare For All' rollout has contributed to polling drop Moderators named for December Democratic primary debate MORE (D-Mass.) is floundering.
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With Europe still floundering in a near-depression state, and China's once awe-inspiring growth model seemingly in a shambles, the American economy at the beginning of 2016 is genuinely once again the envy of the world.
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Loudly and publicly, YouTube has made floundering efforts at curtailing activities by users that would upset the advertisers which allow the video broadcasting community to exist at all—and who have threatened to pull funding many, many times.
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The additional charge will deal a blow to the remaining backers of the A$2.6 billion ($2 billion) Wiggins Island Coal Export Terminal (WICET) in east Australia at a time when they are grappling with floundering coal markets.
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This boom was not to be with the recession, and this gave a gloomy outlook to a generation who grew up seeing the opportunities of a world that's now over; this generation faces a future of likely floundering.
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Given the perilous state of the electric car market, with state and federal tax credits in flux and buzzy startups like Faraday Future floundering under the weight of their own hype, Lucid certainly has its work cut out.
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Rich in anecdote, detail, and memory, it tells the story of a little startup sailing between the twin tankers of Twitter and Facebook and, in the end, floundering for a moment before being swept up in their wake.
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Fun for a while, sure, but this effectively ruined a majority of active servers for people wanting to play the game as it was supposed to be played, and left clans in search of genuinely competitive matches floundering.
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One didn't cause the other, but several long-running narratives exploded together in a way that ultimately and in hindsight sent Hillary Clinton's campaign floundering and gave Donald Trump's new hope in the waning days of the election.
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At age 26, though, with the design collective he worked with floundering, he gave in to his "impractical" urges and entered the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, launching the stage career that remained his passion throughout his life.
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Top Senate Republicans are signaling that they are willing to dramatically increase funding for a special state innovation fund in order to persuade wavering moderates to support their floundering healthcare reform bill, according to sources involved in negotiations.
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Totti's personal decline wasn't the catalyst of the gradual watering down of the domestic league or the decade-long withering of the national side; you can blame the country's floundering economy and a squandered talent generation for that.
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It was ridiculous and widely ridiculed in turn, but what was uncanny about it all was the realization that the things bothering Trump on one floundering, anarchic, brain-eating website are now his whole world, and our news.
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We didn't feel desperate but, rather, unfettered: there was a sense that we'd broken the bonds of mindless materialism and hypocritical conformity and were now just naturally floundering around until the new shape of human freedom manifested itself.
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He acknowledged that weeks of discussions with League chief Matteo Salvini had led nowhere, the talks floundering on 5-Star demands that the League abandon its electoral allies, including Forza Italia, led by former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.
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At Twitter, for example, employees are increasingly concerned that the company is floundering in its treatment of toxic language and hate speech, said four current and former employees who asked for anonymity because they had signed nondisclosure agreements.
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His ex-wife Betty (January Jones) is dying (sorry for spoilers!) and almost-ex-wife Megan's (Jessica Paré) Hollywood dreams are floundering, and everyone at whatever is left of Sterling Cooper is in their own form of freefall.
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When matriarch Astrid witnesses a school bus accident, the trauma uncovers a long-repressed memory that forces her to question the kind of parent she was to her now-adult children, who are floundering in their own ways.
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"The system is floundering," said Antonia Ferguson, executive director of the Consumer Advisory Board, an independent agency created under the court settlement that advocates on behalf of former Willowbrook residents, particularly those who do not have family available.
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When matriarch Astrid witnesses a school bus accident, the trauma uncovers a long-repressed memory that forces her to question the kind of parent she was to her now-adult children — who are floundering in their own ways.
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Asked whether the EU's floundering free trade deal with Canada was a worry for Britain, Grayling, a leading campaigner for Brexit, said Britain's relationship with the EU was different as it was the bloc's most important export market.
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Pushing and pulling at each other, they create a shared vulnerability that's expressed both in physical degradations — the movie is filled with ravaged, traumatized bodies — and in the contrapuntal play between Logan's gruff tenderness and Professor X's floundering.
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Chapman struggled to finish off a 6-3 victory over the Blue Jays on Monday, and the seventh-inning man Tyler Clippard struggled mightily in June, compiling a 11.17 E.R.A. No pitcher, however, is floundering worse than Betances.
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With three months left until the United Kingdom is due to leave the EU on March 29, May's Brexit deal is floundering, opening up a range of possibilities from a Brexit without a trade deal to calling Brexit off.
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The FTC was previously responsible for charging Facebook with failing to keep user data private in 2011, and its more recent probe into the company's continued floundering on that front could result in fines of up to $5 billion.
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The Canadian Football League is rich in tradition, and history, but between 1995-226, the league—full of floundering franchises which were operating in the red—decided to try and revive its brand by expanding into the United States.
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Moments later, the young catcher hit a 97 mph, first-pitch fastball clear out of Fenway Park to provide the difference as the Red Sox completed a three-game sweep of the floundering Yankees with an 8-33 victory.
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The rand was flat while bond yields fell after South Africa's central bank cut its main lending rate on Thursday, in a widely expected move to counter floundering economic growth, and revised its forecasts on inflation and the economy.
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Mark Ein (pronounced "eyen") — a Washington-area investor, entrepreneur and philanthropist who controls the Kastle Systems building-security company and founded the Washington Kastles tennis team — is buying the floundering Washington City Paper, a 36-year-old alt-weekly.
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But the "500-year flood," as he likes to characterize the circumstances surrounding the case of Hillary Clinton's use of her private email server, left him floundering in the rising waters, ill-equipped to handle the rush of events.
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In this future of college, degree creep — where jobs that don't need advanced degrees increasingly require them — would become a relic of an outdated system, as would the delineation between a floundering community-college system and four-year universities.
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EditorsNote: 1st graf, take out 'the' before 'Nashville's'; 10th graf, correct spelling of Larkin Matt Duchene scored twice during Nashville's five-goal, second-period barrage and the Predators overpowered the floundering Red Wings 63-1 in Detroit on Monday.
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They—along with the Ed Banger family, and a few peripheral acts like Soulwax and Tiga—re-energized both worlds, equipping guitar bands with new musical possibilities, and opening a floundering European rave scene up to new, younger audiences.
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Even as business and entertainment pundits wondered aloud why the company seemed to be floundering in its attempt to go Hollywood, Ron Moore kept his head down, working to make For All Mankind into an unrestrained, uncompromising thought experiment.
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Congress and the White House has already been floundering to come up with any compromise on DACA, the program that protected young undocumented immigrants who came to the US as children which President Donald Trump has decided to terminate.
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Plus, there's something about watching 36-year-old Gosling — rather than twentysomething Teller — play the floundering artist that just makes the rest of us feel better about not yet knowing what/where/who we want to be when we grow up.
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Delong will pay 20 billion yuan for the transaction, equivalent to about 10% of Bohai's total unpaid debt, said the first of the two sources, another case of a smaller private steelmaker acquiring a floundering state company amid sector-wide consolidation.
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Some other things to know about Saturday&aposs Syracuse-Florida matchup: FLOUNDERING OFFENSE With true freshmen starting at quarterback (James Blackman) and running back (Cam Akers) and its top two receivers hampered by injuries, Florida State has struggled on offense.
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However, with Nest floundering, Google Home coming late, and other big players like Apple staying more or less silent (HomeKit has surprisingly little buzz in advance of the show), Amazon had no serious challengers, and the partners have come calling.
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Looking back at the account's previous tweets — Google cache offers a glimpse — unearthed a treasure trove of funny, meme-rich marketing and tongue-in-cheek self-deprecating wit about how RC Cola is a floundering soda business no one knows about.
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Chris Sale looks to continue his successful ways as the visiting Boston Red Sox vie for a sweep of the floundering Philadelphia Phillies on Thursday in the finale of a four-game, home-and-home interleague series at Citizens Bank Park.
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At the end of the second round Rockhold had just discovered that some rudimentary doubling and tripling of the jab was more than enough to have Romero floundering—reaching blindly for the first jab and eating any others that followed.
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It is "no surprise" that EU efforts to establish a so-called Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) for non-dollar trade with Iran were floundering over fear in EU capitals that hosting it would incur U.S. punishment, Special Representative Brian Hook said.
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Back in 2013, it tried to use an integration feature for its floundering Google+ social network to tame the beast that is YouTube comments, only to admit the initiative failed when it began divorcing Google+ from other company services last year.
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We know the season premieres of DWTS are supposed to be encouraging for some and sobering for other front runners, but the show should probably stop dimming the shine of its most talented women to make certain floundering men look better.
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Vanek has twice scored 40 goals and continues to display a good nose for the net potting 15 goals and 38 points in 48 games for the floundering Red Wings who sit second from the bottom of the Eastern Conference.
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Little did I know, the months that followed would be defined by my inability to manage the stress and pressure of working in a highly competitive field — that is, until I discovered the unlikely solution to my floundering career: therapy.
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The Massachusetts senator is anything but short-sighted; in fact, her vision is so sharp she can see herself behind the Resolute desk in the Oval Office, even though she's dropping in the polls, and her campaign for president is floundering.
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Those three early runs proved to be plenty against the floundering Angels, who lost for the 15th time in 17 games and scored their only run of the series when Albert Pujols hit a ninth-inning solo homer off Dellin Betances.
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On July 31, 2015, the Mets were just 53-50, but: Thus, the Mets played at a 102-win pace from August 1 to the end of the season, sailed past the floundering Nationals, and eventually made the World Series.
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In Mr. Murphy, voters selected Mr. Christie's opposite — an energetic politician who yearns to be liked, embraces unions, supports gun control and has been open about his willingness to raise taxes on the wealthy to help fix the state's floundering economy.
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With the country in utter disarray, the Islamic State group has over the past year gained a foothold in the coastal city of Sirte, attacked forces loyal to both parliaments, and launched a series of raids against Libya's floundering oil sector.
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"The Incredible Sinking Lorelais" (season 4, episode 14) Both Rory and Lorelai more or less graduated last season — Rory from high school, Lorelai from the warm and cozy embrace of the Independence Inn — and now they're floundering on their own.
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"People were floundering in the water in the darkness, shouting for help, but I could do nothing," a 31-year-old survivor identified only by the family name Chung was quoted as saying by the South Korean news agency Yonhap.
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For Caviar, a DoorDash acquisition sounds like a best-case scenario after it's spent years floundering at Square, which bought the company for $90 million in 2014 and used it to replace its failed online ordering and mobile wallet platform.
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And still, even as senior Republican leaders muse about the possibility of replacing the third-party-type invader who took over their floundering party, hints of what might have been: He's down just 4 percentage points in many national polls.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In the space of 24 hours, the Democratic presidential contest suddenly became a two-man race between former Vice President Joe Biden, whose campaign was floundering just a week ago, and U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders, the party's liberal champion.
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There was no bigger disaster I could think of than two financially irresponsible people floundering around while buried under shitty credit scores and eviction notices at the exact same time, incapable of providing themselves with support, never mind one another.
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Xi, whose entourage includes the head of China's state economic planner, will be in North Korea for two days, the first Chinese leader to visit in 14 years, and could bring fresh support measures for its floundering, sanctions-bound economy.
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Waymo charges that Otto not only copied Waymo's lidar technology for its own self-driving truck technology but also passed along the design to Uber's year-old effort to build self-driving cars, an effort Waymo characterized in its lawsuit as floundering.
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While Trump and Lewandowski are close, Trump made the decision because of systemic problems in the campaign that had spilled out into the public, leaving Trump's campaign floundering amid sinking poll numbers and image problems, multiple sources from inside the campaign said.
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Because the debate wasn't a total flop, Trump made it harder for them to completely break with his floundering campaign at a time when his drag on the ticket could cost them control of the US Senate, and possibly even the House.
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But what's harder to accept might be that this person who did a lot of very bad things also has the very relatable quality of often floundering when it comes to female beauty standards, which are endless in their contradictions and confusions.
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Groceries are often credited as one of the big reasons Walmart isn't floundering in the larger battle to compete with Amazon—which still hasn't figured out a way to convince a critical mass of consumers that it's good to buy groceries online.
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The reigning monarch is widely respected for his role in restoring the prestige of the previously floundering institution and for acting as an unifying force in a country beset with deep-seated political divisions between city-dwelling elites and the rural poor.
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The U.S. government also reported that domestic oil production increased to 9.34 million barrels a day from 9.32 million the week earlier, a sign that shale producers continue to ratchet up output even with oil floundering in the high $40s per barrel.
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Three years later the economy is still floundering and the BOJ's bond purchases have siphoned liquidity out of the market to the point where it now owns 87 percent of two-year bonds, making it one of the scarcest JGBs for investors.
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LONDON, (Reuters) – - They can make test-tube babies, grow human eggs in a lab and reproduce mice from frozen testicle tissue, but when it comes to knowing how a man's sperm can swim to, find and fertilize an egg, scientists are still floundering.
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Halak stopped 23 shots for the Islanders, who sit third in the race for the Eastern Conference's two wild-card spots but are suddenly floundering having lost four straight and with just two wins in their last eight outings (2-5-1).
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Republican lawmakers have trotted out a series of floundering defenses of President Donald Trump in the wake of damning evidence of his efforts to strongarm Ukraine into delivering him political dirt while withholding military aid and a White House meeting as leverage.
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The German vote will be seen as a judgment on the floundering center-left Social Democratic Party, the far-right Alternative for Germany and on the new leader of the Christian Democrats, Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, who hopes to succeed Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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African Parks takes over management of floundering protected areas in partnership with countries including Malawi, Chad and the Central African Republic, offering seed money for infrastructure, and then sending the profit once the tourists start arriving back into the management of the park.
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The gathering also included Eli's father, Archie Manning — a former N.F.L. quarterback whose experiences on weak teams in New Orleans helped fuel his son's desire to play for the Giants and not the floundering San Diego Chargers, who owned his draft rights.
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The Treasury Department also built the case for sanctioning Vice President Tareck El Aissami, though the State Department withheld authorization for fear of disrupting the floundering Vatican mediation and imperiling the release of an American citizen imprisoned on manufactured charges in Caracas.
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Ever since Kosovo ended its war with Serbia two decades ago, its dominant political figures have all been men who rose to prominence as fighters and held onto power despite failing to secure a lasting peace and presiding over a floundering economy.
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Trump's twitter outburst has yet to be followed by an actual order to the Pentagon, furthering suspicions that this is an attempt to deflect public attention from Congressional floundering on healthcare legislation or the ongoing investigation into his campaign's links to Russia.
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Some of Buttigieg's supporters have actually weaponized his sexuality, too, using cries of anti-gay prejudice to turn around and discriminate against other groups, like spreading the insidious and racist lie that homophobia is the reason Buttigieg is floundering with black voters.
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Alfred P. Sloan, the financial wizard who transformed a struggling company into the forerunner of today's General Motors, was an active proponent of globalization, whether through organic growth or acquisitions, as was the case when it acquired Germany's floundering Opel in 1929.
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Buying a chain of schools "aligns perfectly with our mission, which views education as a primary means of life transformation," Randall Barton, the foundation's managing director, said when Dream Center announced its plans to buy assets off the floundering Education Management Corporation (EDMC).
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Photo: John Moore (Getty)In a new blow to floundering Tesla subsidiary SolarCity, Walmart is taking the renewable energy company to court, alleging hardware it installed on the roofs of some stores led to fires at least seven of the retail giant's locations.
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O. Scott) 'Anomalisa' (R, 1:30) Directed by Charlie Kaufman and Duke Johnson, this sad, stirringly painful stop-motion puppet whatsit centers on a floundering soul (voiced by David Thewlis) who, while on a business trip, has an affair with a stranger (Jennifer Jason Leigh).
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She has said her intense grief over her brother left her more vulnerable than ever to the drama of reality TV. "It was such a brutal season for me, and it was at a time where I was floundering," she admitted last week on RuPaul.
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Now Malaysians have begun to wonder if the sultans might be called upon to moderate—or even to oust—Mr Najib's floundering government, which has clung to power despite claims that it allowed billions of dollars to be looted from 1MDB, a state investment firm.
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Mulvaney's floundering capped a week of new impeachment-inquiry intrigue, after Fiona Hill, who used to direct Russian and European affairs for the National Security Council, testified that Trump pressured Ukraine to investigate his possible 2020 rival Joe Biden, and his son Hunter Biden.
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One of the shrewdest sports owners ever — he turned a floundering franchise into a property that Forbes values at a staggering $27 billion — Kraft has been publicly humiliated by his own league, forced to pay a $20113 million fine and give up two draft choices.
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In his new book, "The Complacent Class", Mr Cowen shows not only that Americans move less now, crossing state lines at around half the average rate that they did between 1948 and 1971, and stay longer in their jobs, but American entrepreneurialism is floundering too.
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Moonves is widely considered one of the most successful and long-running executives in broadcasting, having worked at CBS for 20 years, racking up promotion after promotion while maintaining a high return for shareholders in the company at a time when broadcast TV is floundering.
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As recently as 2013, Al Jazeera paid about $500 million for Current TV, but with so many channels floundering, the price could now be much cheaper, said Merrill Brown, director of the School of Communication and Media at Montclair State University in Montclair, New Jersey.
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His floundering in recent weeks has highlighted the challenging task he faces: capitalizing on the populist, anti-trade and anti-immigration message that fired up his base and buoyed him through the primaries while finding a way to connect with a more moderate general electorate.
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JOHANNESBURG, July 21.03 (Reuters) - South Africa's rand edged higher against the dollar in early Friday trade and bond yields fell after the central bank cut its main lending rate by 258 basis points on Thursday in a widely expected move to counter floundering economic growth.
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That total doesn't include the routinely floundering "legacy" projects—which are supposed to improve the city and make everyone glad the Olympics came, but almost always leave a wake of corruption and waste—and dubious infrastructure improvements such as Sochi's $6.8 billion road to nowhere.
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House Republican leaders, looking to jump-start their floundering effort to repeal and replace Obamacare, on Thursday said they were proposing creating a $15 billion federal high-risk pool that would provide insurance coverage to Americans with pre-existing and often serious health issues.
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With the notable exceptions of Future and a few others, many of the major label Great Trap Hopes of the last few years have found themselves either floundering at retail, locked in inexplicable record label jujitsu, unceremoniously relegated back to the minors, or worse.
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The Oscars have been caught flat-footed by the persistent demurral of stars unwilling to participate in the once-obligatory step-and-strut, the designer name-checking, the preshow interviews, the scrutiny of the relentless likes of Joan Rivers that left on-air talent floundering.
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Stan Mikita, the Chicago Blackhawks' undersized but smooth-skating and feisty center who teamed with his fellow Hall of Famer Bobby Hull in the 1960s in reviving a long-floundering franchise while popularizing the curved hockey sticks that changed the game, died on Tuesday.
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Steve Jobs returned to a floundering Apple after years of corporate exile, IBM's Deep Blue computer finally nailed the world-champion chess master Garry Kasparov with a checkmate, and a couple of Stanford students registered the domain name for a new website called google.com.
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Starving the department of resources, engaging in a clumsy and clearly floundering reorganization, — Tillerson's deputy for that program resigned abruptly earlier in the week — and the mass resignation of foreign service officers who are not being replaced all betoken a general crisis in foreign policy.
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In addition to floundering in its strategy, MoviePass may have also adopted some particularly lousy business practices — and not just the ones that sent subscribers running in the opposite direction once they got fed up with the frequent service outages and constantly changing pricing structures.
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As President Donald Trump prepares to give his first major address to Congress Tuesday night, the Republican legislative agenda appears to be floundering, with neither the president nor GOP leaders anywhere close to having the votes lined up to pass Obamacare repeal or tax reform.
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Spider-Man: Homecoming made more than $800 million at the box office worldwide, but it was also well-reviewed, and it helped revive a franchise that was floundering after the disappointing The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (which was directed by another one-time Sundance sensation, Marc Webb).
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She has said her intense grief over her brother left her more vulnerable than ever to the drama of reality TV. "It was such a brutal season for me, and it was at a time where I was floundering," she admitted earlier this week on RuPaul.
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Florida-Georgia rivalry routinely results in upsets Seven suspended Gators football players entering pretrial intervention program Gators coach Jim McElwain says he's let a few misguided remarks get to him Regardless of the outcome, McElwain&aposs tenure will be remembered for failing to fix a floundering offense.
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She has said her intense grief over her brother left her more vulnerable than ever to the drama of reality TV. "It was such a brutal season for me, and it was at a time where I was floundering," she admitted earlier this week on RuPaul.
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There were a few near misses, but for the most part Wales were a floundering international minnow, sinking without a trace below recently independent ex-Soviet states (they wanted it more) and languishing towards the bottom of the FIFA Rankings (117th less than five years ago).
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisPoll: Trump trails top 2020 Democrats in Michigan Social justice advocate steps up calls for DNC to hold poverty-focused debate Trump trails top five 2020 Democrats in national poll MORE (D-Calif.), who in a new CNN poll was floundering at 5 percent.
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As the administration and lawmakers grapple with a political and public relations crisis over the struggle to reunite separated families and frustrations over floundering efforts to pass immigration legislation, Ms. Chao and Mr. McConnell are the latest officials to face public wrath outside their political offices.
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The prime asset of this friendly but toothless show, which opened on Tuesday night at the Pershing Square Signature Center, is Duncan Sheik's pastel score, a hazy evocation of roads not taken by two square, 30-something couples floundering through a bewildering new world of erotic freedom.
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There were parades at the end of the Civil War, World War One, and World War II. A random procession without the history or occasion for one will look like weakness and desperation from a man floundering in the most militarily powerful position in the world.
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In the aftermath of Cruz's victory in the Wisconsin primary, when the Trump campaign seemed to be floundering, it was tempting to imagine that Republicans could keep Trump far enough from 1,237 to justify denying him the nomination: Yes, Trump won vote and delegate pluralities, they could say.
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The cost of insuring Lebanese debt has hit its lowest level this year on the back of some reassuring news for investors: The country has finally formed its government after nine months of gridlock, and state officials revealed they are in talks over financial support for a floundering economy.
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The alternative, more cynical, outlook sees Leicester's title-win as a delirious flash in the pan, one enabled by a perfect Premier League storm of floundering giants, a rising middle class, and one team able to surf their own tidal wave of high-spirits in unprecedented and unrepeatable fashion.
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Congressional investigations of possible coordination between Mr. Trump's campaign and Russia are reportedly floundering, as Republicans push their own investigative committees to wrap things up or to investigate bogus charges of collusion between Moscow and the Clinton campaign to obtain a dossier of damaging information against Mr. Trump.
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It makes perfect sense that programs like Outer Coast and Wayfinding have sprung up to address another major deficit that afflicts students across the socio-economic spectrum, and which will leave them floundering at university and beyond: the inability to ask, and answer, serious questions about life's ultimate purpose.
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"The current weakening of sentiment is broadly comparable to the declines seen in 2016 around the UK referendum, again in summer 2018 when UK problems in terms of negotiating a smooth Brexit began to surface, again at the beginning of 2019 when Theresa May's approach was floundering," he said.
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According to colleagues, Mr. Byford did not believe that Mr. Cuomo gave him enough support to fix the floundering system, while Mr. Cuomo felt that Mr. Byford was reluctant to embrace new technology and did not understand the governor's role as the elected official most responsible for the subway.
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The man had packed five lifetimes of service into one: He had been a civil rights activist, a social worker for children, the head of British Columbia's biggest union and, most recently, the savior of a floundering land trust that included 7,191 acres of protected wilderness and historic properties.
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But some ministers and diplomats point to the EU's lack of sway to end the conflict in Ukraine or to help solve the crisis in Syria as evidence it is now floundering, to the detriment of those caught up in those conflicts and to the benefit of Russia.
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But perhaps the High School Musical franchise has already broken so much ground that its creative team — including series showrunner Tim Federle, a man who's written entire books about how much floundering teens need the theatre — feels that all it needs to be is an inspiration to its successors.
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So it's clear that, despite all of Trump's recent floundering, Clinton and the Democrats still have a lot more work to do if they want to build a majority coalition that will strengthen their position in Congress as well as giving them a comfortable lead in the presidential race.
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Look no further than rap recidivism cases like Brooklyn rabble-rouser Troy Ave's personal campaign to "restore the feeling" of New York rap dominance—and the frankly floundering creativity and commercial viability of the music it produced—to see what happens when rap prizes record collections over individuality.
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With the country currently floundering with one of the lowest birthrates in the world, thanks in part to increasing costs coupled with stagnant wages, an equation which means few young couples can even dream of affording a third mouth to feed, this seems like little more than the proverbial pipe dream.
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Even though that investment has been a wash, a result most spectacularly of floundering investments in WeWork (see the slide deck that SoftBank put out this week if you want an entertaining magic trick to watch money disappear), the Public Investment Fund is reportedly considering contributing to a second Vision Fund.
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The politicians' failure to allow necessary reforms has meant, over the past quarter of a century, the demagogic and aimless premierships of Silvio Berlusconi, the floundering of center-left governments, reformist but continually undercut from within their own ranks, and technocratic governments with no popular base and thus limited leverage.
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Most historians agree that the American presidential elections of 1932, when the country was floundering amidst a worldwide depression, and of 1968, when the country was torn apart by racial strife at home and a disastrous war abroad, top the list of "turning point" elections within the past hundred years.
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Google's floundering and Apple's tendency to ignore Android and Windows is how the 'over the top' (OTT) apps like Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp have flourished: Your contacts need those specific apps installed, but they work across any kind of phone and even on the web, bypassing the SMS/MMS channels supplied by carriers.
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After Garoppolo's late-season trade to the floundering 1-10 San Francisco 49ers—in which he threw for more yards in his first five starts than Steve Young and Joe Montana combined—he's got people anxious about what he's going to do in the off-season when he becomes a free agent.
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Devised by the London company Patch of Blue, the play is the story of Katy, a 15-year-old on the autism spectrum; her devoted best friend, an imaginary dog named Paul Williams; her older sister, Hannah, who's floundering as Katy's guardian; and Ryan, a fellow teenager new to their seaside town.
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When new episodes of The Good Wife were still being churned out on a weekly basis, it was the beneficiary of both an intensely devoted fanbase and a passionate, incisive group of recappers; showrunners Robert and Michelle King have copped to terminating plotlines and characters ahead of schedule because they were floundering with fans.
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And as the week wore on and it was clear back home on that Trump's cornerstone campaign pledge to repeal and replace Obamacare was floundering with lawmakers, Jared remained out West, leaving to Vice President Mike Pence, Steve Bannon, Reince Priebus and Kellyanne Conway the arduous task of selling the plan on Capitol Hill.
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It is rather setting the stage for a new decade of floundering and failure, another decade of shuffling troops in and out, trading territories with the Taliban, losing tens of billions of dollars to waste and rank corruption, and adding chaos and suffering to a nation which already has more than its fair share.
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Mr. Barr's five-figure holiday treat is nonetheless sure to delight Mr. Trump — especially given that some of the president's real estate interests have been floundering of late, and Congress got all huffy when he recently argued that his Miami golf resort was the only sensible place to hold next year's Group of 2000 meeting.
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After floundering in high style — she took a university degree in philosophy, entered into a brief marriage (annulled after three months) and made soul-searching visits to India and London — she returned to Italy and wound up an "assistant to the assistant to the assistant to the assistant" of Vogue Bambini, a children's clothing magazine.
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MEXICO CITY — Two out of three people making their way through Mexico as part of a "caravan" that drew President Donald J. Trump's ire this week have fled Honduras — part of a recent trend that has seen growing numbers of people escape the country's exorbitant homicide rates, crippling corruption, increasing political persecution, and a floundering economy.
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News Analysis MOSCOW — The partial truce that Russia and the United States have thrashed out in Syria capped something of a foreign policy trifecta for President Vladimir V. Putin, with the Kremlin strong-arming itself into a pivotal role in the Middle East, Ukraine floundering and the European Union developing cracks like a badly glazed pot.
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Where exactly that hearth and table are remains to be seen — Brienne basically just signed on to a floundering startup that will ask her to "work remotely" for the next two years because the "whole office situation" is "kind of in flux" and besides, "we don't really do traditional offices," but at least she's done freelancing.
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For the last 15 years, Martha has worked to turn the once-floundering U.S. program into an unbeatable international force – and she's leaving on a pretty good note: Simone Biles – one of the most talked about Olympians at Rio and arguably the greatest gymnast of all time – is predicted to win the all-around individual gold medal on Thursday.
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Former globetrotting Russians have had to grapple not only with double digit inflation and floundering ruble rates that have push up vacation costs, but de-facto travel bans to destinations like Egypt — following the October bombing of a Russian passenger jet from Sharm El-Sheikh — and Turkey, after a fighter jet was shot down by Turkish forces in November.
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"The election of Oliver North is the clearest sign yet that the NRA is floundering in the face of plummeting popularity, scrutiny into its Russia ties, and state lawmakers who are defying the gun lobby left and right," said John Feinblatt, president of Everytown for Gun Safety, founded by former New York mayor and billionaire Michael Bloomberg.
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Yet while Trump may be typically floundering to come up with even a half-baked policy to achieve his goals, data show that the long-term decline in U.S. coal production was reversed slightly in 2017 (mainly because of increased exports) and the trend is predicted to stay basically flat over the next couple of years.
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Similarly After Hours, with its single-minded dedication to making hedonism seem as both dramatic and fun as humanly possible, became one of my few respites during an otherwise miserable spring when I was living in a cramped, windowless room in Brooklyn, floundering at an internship and questioning exactly what the fuck I was doing with my life.
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And while it's certainly possible that history will look back on this Twitter feud as the beginning of a frightening new autocratic era in American life, it seems equally likely that it will come to be seen as an example of the kind of floundering ineptitude that led Trump to sinking poll numbers and electoral defeat.
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It wasn't the packed-to-the-rafters showdown of March 9, 1985, when the AP's No. 1 ranked Hoyas beat the No. 3 (then) Redmen 19853-80 (they would meet again in the Final Four, which ended in a 77-59 Georgetown win)—but as two floundering programs go, it was a pretty cool 2017 facsimile.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump tried to calm global markets and ease concerns on Wednesday that his trade truce with China was floundering, declaring in a series of Twitter posts that the Chinese government was sending "very strong signals" about a weekend agreement he reached with President Xi Jinping and suggesting that American exports to China are about to surge.
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Most urgent, however, is the immediate and complete withdrawal of US troops from Iraq and Afghanistan, Iran&aposs neighbors and both sites of floundering military interventions overdue for conclusion, and a drawdown from the region more generally, especially in Syria and Yemen, where moving from proxy fighting to direct conflict with Iran is a real risk.
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While AIM thrived, the legacy of its creator, AOL, is one of a storied rise and fall, from once-mighty internet service provider to floundering tech giant to piecemeal communications company to, finally, Oath, the result of an odd-bedfellow wedding to its former nemesis Yahoo as part of a complicated merger carried out by Verizon.
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Floundering in the polls and desperately searching for a way to rattle his rival, Donald Trump has invited Patricia Smith, the grieving mother of one of the Americans killed in the 2012 attack on the US consulate in Benghazi, Libya, to attend tonight's presidential debate as his guest and sit where Hillary Clinton is likely to see her.
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The Weinsteins were flush, although the three movies they had in theatres at the time of the kidnapping—"Tom and Jerry: The Movie"; "Benefit of the Doubt," a thriller starring Amy Irving as a waitress in a topless bar and Donald Sutherland as her creepy dad; and "Especially on Sunday," an Italian omnibus film—were floundering at the box office.
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Senators are greeting President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's upcoming second summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un with low expectations following months of floundering diplomacy with Pyongyang.
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Throughout his 17-month campaign, Philip D. Murphy, the governor-elect of New Jersey and a Democrat, made promise after promise to voters: to fully fund the state's floundering transportation network, fully fund its underfunded schools and to fully fund the underfunded public pension system, all part of a far-reaching progressive agenda that led to a 14-point victory in last month's election.
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Problems with scaling technologies beyond a controlled laboratory setting; global economic pressures wrought by an explosion of manufacturing capacity in countries like China; and the hubris of investors who thought that their investment acumen in picking winners of the information age could work just as well in centuries-old industries like oil and gas, or electricity, found themselves floundering in complicated, regulated markets with deep-pocketed incumbents and entrenched interests in promoting the status quo.
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And Eminem, a master of these kinds of wrenchingly frank stadium bangers in his own right, offers a mini hook that drives the point even further home: Lil Wayne's music is generally celebrated for its easygoing braggadocio, but Rebirth came out of a moment where he was floundering in the midst of drugs, the pressures of celebrity, and the burden of an imminent prison sentence (the video was released the day he left for Rikers).
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However, after checking out a preview of the next version of Wear OS at Google I/O 2018, it seems Google could be finally turning around its floundering smartwatch system, which as of late has seen much more success in the hands of fashion brands like Louis Vuitton or Movado than traditional tech makers, who had largely abandoned Android Wear/Wear OS. After seeing a dark-themed UI in Wear OS, I really want one for actual Android.
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That achievement took place 230 years ago, on April 218, 240, and a generation later it remains one of the seminal moments in the history of golf, a continuous selling point for the Masters and the sport as a whole, as well as a source of eternal hope for everyone from Langer to 21986-year-old Phil Mickelson (who missed the cut) and the floundering post-21978 Tiger Woods (who did not play due to yet another injury).
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The magnum opus of musical-comedy stalwarts the Lonely Island (Andy Samberg, Jorma Taccone, and Akiva Schaffer), Popstar is a proudly goofy riff on Spinal Tap, applying the mockumentary format to the rise-and-fall-and-fall-some-more fame narrative of Conner 20163 Real (Samberg), whose floundering solo career forces him to reckon with his legacy as a former member of the defunct '90s rap group the Style Boyz (whose other members included include Taccone's Owen and Schaffer's Lawrence).
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Larco, which is 55% owned by the state, is floundering under half a billion euros in debt owed to suppliers, contractors, banks and pension funds, including 350 million euros in arrears to power utility Public Power Corp.. The Greek parliament on Wednesday cleared an amendment which stipulates the appointment of an administrator in March to liquidate Larco, cut wage costs by an average 25% and push ahead with a fast-track tender to sell a smelting plant and some of its mines.
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Dan CoatsDaniel (Dan) Ray Coats28500 Essential reads you missed this week Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move Hillicon Valley: Deepfakes pose 6900 test for media | States beg Congress for more election security funds | Experts worry campaigns falling short on cybersecurity | Trump officials urge reauthorization of NSA surveillance program MORE, has been in public office for only a matter of months: He mounted a campaign for Coats's Senate seat in 2628, but dropped his floundering bid to accept Pence's offer to become lieutenant governor.
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Among the findings of POLITICO's examination of Our Revolution, based on interviews with two dozen sources inside and outside the organization: Some Sanders stalwarts worry that Our Revolution's performance could have a harmful spillover effect if he runs again: Though Sanders himself continues to reshape Democratic politics, with many presidential contenders signing on to his "Medicare for All" bill and primaries across the country being fought further on the left's turf than in decades, supporters warn that the senator himself will suffer if the group formed in his name is seen as weak and floundering.
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