We create culture in free fall, but we also create kinship in free fall.
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I was really in the free-fall — that's a word we used to have in the play that we cut — in the free-fall of the writing.
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When you watch the movies, SEALs usually have inserted into enemy territory via a free-fall jump, often the high-altitude, low-opening method of free-fall parachuting.
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These cubes need to remain in perpetual free fall for the system to work These cubes need to remain in perpetual free fall for the system to work.
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Venezuela's currency — the bolivar — is in free fall.
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Next, however, we wandered over to the Geronimo Free Fall.
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JUST three years ago, oil prices were in free fall.
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They are worse when the economy is in free fall.
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Live viewing for children's programming was in a free fall.
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A widespread run would send the economy into free fall.
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The stocks of Twitter and Facebook go into free fall.
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The Turkish lira is in free fall against other currencies.
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Washington has scrambled to blunt a potential economic free fall.
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Now it's in free fall, and top executives have fled.
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By 504, the labor movement seemed to be in free-fall.
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After the scandal broke, he said he was in free fall.
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Going into last season, Jean Segura's career was in free-fall.
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So If oil's free-fall continues, how should investors trade it?
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North and South tower collapse in free fall after an hour.
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A free fall in prices followed at the end of November.
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The staffing at the White House is in a free fall.
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After that, I made a free fall into Moscow's night life.
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Volume suddenly accelerates and the stock goes into a free fall.
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As the coronavirus spreads, stock prices have been in free fall.
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The stock market didn't go into free fall after Trump's election.
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For nearly two decades, the music business was in free fall.
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And, obviously, the airlines are in free fall for good reason.
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They feel that they are in a state of free-fall.
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The proposed ban could send Juul's valuation into a free fall.
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And free fall — it looks like you're in a weightless state.
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Shares had been in free fall from mid-2015 to November.
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With apparel retailers in free-fall, night spots were signed up.
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London's stock market is in free fall, and investment is on hold.
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Each new scene slips into the next like one continuous free fall.
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I feel as if we haven't recovered from the economic free fall.
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Its currency is in free fall: Government revenues are in Ghanaian cedis.
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Greaterahina Professional lost over 30 percent, after Tuesday's 93 percent free fall.
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One of the biggest is enrollment, which has been in free fall.
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He wanted to do it alone, including a free fall, Schnell says.
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Oil's free fall may continue says yet another major Wall Street bank.
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Reports of new sanctions bills sent the Russian ruble into free fall.
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Yet Xu (pronounced shu) somehow managed to survive this free-fall unscathed.
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Divers free-fall until they pull a cord to release their parachute.
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It might not be enough Markets rebounded from their free fall Monday.
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With the Turkish currency now in free-fall, those debts have multiplied.
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McCain's campaign was in free fall at the end of August 2008.
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I didn't buy today, we're in free-fall, but I might tomorrow.
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But in all but the smallest cities, it is in free-fall.
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All of that adds up to a company in a free fall.
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For now, Djokovic's decline is a slip compared to Gulbis's free fall.
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After a minute of free fall, they would open the parachute together.
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People are living their daily life, but they're in a free-fall.
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But going through it solo doesn't have to result in financial free fall.
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By early 13, prices for many types of LCDs were in free-fall.
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The drama is set against a backdrop of an industry in free-fall.
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"No one died," Weiner tells his staffers as his campaign enters free fall.
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After someone jumps, they experience a free fall of four to five seconds.
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No. 5, oil had to stabilize, and it has continued in free-fall.
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Okay, but why does perpetual free fall matter to anyone except Tom Petty?
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Third, the oil price has stabilised after appearing to be in free fall.
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By early 2018, prices for many types of LCDs were in free-fall.
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Is American manufacturing in free fall, as Mr. Sanders and Mr. Trump assert?
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As if on cue, the Turkish lira is now in a free fall.
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Oil prices are in free-fall, crashing to 18-year lows this week.
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The free fall has vaporized more than $5 trillion in stock market wealth.
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"The relationship is in free fall," a senior White House official told me.
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The lucky run to stand still; the rest are in silent free fall.
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Now think about surviving that free fall, landing gracefully, and throwing the apple.
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There were, however, a couple times when the price was in free fall.
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A year ago they were in free fall, with no end in sight.
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Coalescing scandals have engulfed Virginia's leaders, plunging the state into political free fall.
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In the space this Friday night, August 25, Fernandes will stage Free Fall.
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The stock market was in free fall, the bank branches closed and barricaded.
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It's at this moment that the plane, and everyone inside, shift into free fall.
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GOP officials say that could certainly change, especially if Trump continues his free fall.
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The Cavs, the three-time defending Eastern Conference champions, are in a free fall.
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But the KMT is in free fall after its defeat in last year's election.
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African elephant populations are in free-fall thanks to humanity's insatiable demand for ivory.
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The project eventually earned him the title of highest free-fall in the world.
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Sony's free fall into irrelevance in the mobile space may finally come to end.
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A pro athlete heads into retirement, only to find themselves in financial free-fall.
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The administration is in free fall once more and Pence is at it again.
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Trump said Cruz is in "free fall" after a "total disaster" in New York.
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At the same time, the market share of Windows phones is in free-fall.
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Under forced hasty withdrawal aircrafts released payload which had free fall in open area.
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The economy is in a free fall, with inflation at a seven-year high.
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On Sunday, after more allegations of sexual misconduct, his career was in free fall.
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BOGOTÁ, Colombia — The widely circulated videos seemed to capture a presidency in free fall.
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Gas prices are in free fall, approaching their lowest value in nearly two decades.
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Here's a look at what it all means: The subway was in free fall.
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Puerto Rico was in financial free fall -- the government in bankruptcy -- before the storm.
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As a result, the South American nation's economic free fall is beginning to decelerate.
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Corruption and authoritarianism under his watch have thrown the country into economic free fall.
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A pro athlete heads into retirement and suddenly ends up in financial free-fall.
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And we do them all in 2000 right as the market is in free fall.
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GoPro is in free fall — and not the fun kind its customers like to record.
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At the "drop zone," visitors strapped to a certified instructor free fall for 30 seconds.
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Venezuela's economy has been in free fall for months, leaving much of the population starving.
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With Yeltsin's popularity in free fall, Putin became the face of a new Russian nationalism.
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With few teammates attending and the season in free fall, practice no longer felt urgent.
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But the price for genome sequencing has been in continuous free fall since the beginning.
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Las Vegas (CNN)When the U.S. economy was in a free fall in 2008, Sen.
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The diver goes into free fall, carried ever deeper away from light and into blackness.
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He suggested going short in this type of market despite a potential "free-fall" scenario.
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It's not quite denial, and not quite shock, but more like a mental free fall.
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Once a darling of Wall Street, GoPro's year long free fall has been widely documented.
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The economy has been in free-fall since the collapse of oil prices in 2014.
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Remember that Russia's economy, with the exception of energy, is still in a free-fall.
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Trump is airing the ads with his campaign in free-fall, according to recent polls.
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Making matters worse, the two-parent household is in a state of abject free fall.
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Anthony finished with 23.3 points and 227 rebounds as the Knicks continued to free-fall.
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For example: What does the revolution do with the free fall that is the internet?
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" –in Dream Master to Rick before letting the elevator he's in free-fall "You flunk.
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His free fall ended as his body slammed into the drum of the cement mixer.
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Immelt was forced out of GE last year with the company's stock in free fall.
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Even as he was tweeting out praise for himself, global markets were in free-fall.
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Turkey's spat with the U.S. is just one reason the lira is in free-fall.
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Yet newspaper subscriptions and television news ratings, once in free fall, have perked back up.
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Objects in free fall, with only gravity acting on them, speed up as they fall.
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"We&aposve reached the point where we&aposre going into a free fall," Woolf said.
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I mean our country is in a free fall and these are good American people.
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This is down to the Turkish lira's recent free-fall sparking broader currency market contagion.
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It is just too- I mean, it's kind of like in free-fall right now.
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And Kim Jong Un has to balance the fact that his economy is in free fall.
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If that wasn't enough, the tower then drops the riders like a typical free-fall attraction.
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When an object is in free fall, there is only the gravitational force acting on it.
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During its 167-foot (51 meters) free fall, MASCOT descended no quicker than a walking pace.
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"It feels like fundamentally the boxed beef has been in a free fall," a broker said.
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At that high of an elevation, that free fall will feel like it's going on forever.
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But after a stomach-curdling free-fall, U.S. equities boomeranged back — a weird financial-markets mulligan.
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The U.S.-China trade war has stocks in free fall with surprise tariffs and currency devaluations.
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From there, the spacecraft is in free fall to the surface for the next thirteen hours.
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The unsettling footage shows the teen edging along the building's exterior, just inches from free fall.
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When you create kinship in free fall, you may grab at certain items on the fly.
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It is not only the currencies of Argentina and Turkey that are now in free fall.
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Oil is in free fall as economic troubles have collided with worries of a supply glut.
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As a result, astronauts on board live in a constant state of free fall, or weightlessness.
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"Power is still in free-fall," said Scott Davis, analyst at Melius Research, in a note.
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The Argentine peso's free fall is providing a painful economic lesson to Argentine President Mauricio Macri.
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Those shops have been in free-fall as New York has evolved from gritty to ritzy.
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"He sort of lets himself free-fall in the moment," Mr. Murai wrote in an email.
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In 2009, the economy was in free-fall, losing as many as 800,000 jobs a month.
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Despite the odds, Maduro has survived international sanctions, national protests, and an economy in free fall.
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For years they have suffered under an economy in free-fall and a government in chaos.
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Fortunately, that gamble paid off and we were able to catch ourselves in this financial free fall.
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The cryptocurrency markets are in free fall, with bitcoin trading down around $220,23 Friday after crashing overnight.
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The cryptocurrency markets are in free fall, with bitcoin trading down around $12,7613 Friday after crashing overnight.
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Video footage posted online by news website NU.nl showed the plane in free fall for several seconds.
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The company's managers are therefore reasonably confident that their ZBLAN extruder will also work in free-fall.
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The lira's slide then turned into a free fall, dropping more than 18% in a single day.
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Chris Christie -- already at a record low 21% approval level -- now risks going into political free fall.
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One of their loudest television mouthpieces, Vahid Yaminpour, hailed his "ejection from an aircraft in free fall".
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LISA Pathfinder demonstrated that it could keep two golden cubes in a constant state of free fall.
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Trump's brands are reportedly in free fall, and are unable to withstand their namesake's noxious presidential campaign.
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With oil in free fall, trading at around $34 per barrel, where could investors place some bets?
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Researchers have managed to make atoms ultracold in free fall before, the team wrote in the paper.
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These astronaut helmets are being tested for how they can withstand a free fall in extreme environments.
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But this was a wise move, in my view, helping to rescue an economy in free fall.
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The OPEC nation's economy has been in free-fall since the collapse of oil prices in 2014.
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He said the market was going to be vulnerable to small turnarounds, given this year's free-fall.
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It was late 2010 and almost two years since the market began its 51 percent free fall.
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A year ago, Silicon Valley investors looked around and saw their mostly-male world in free fall.
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But analysts believe tech stocks are in free-fall because of the data privacy scandal consuming Facebook.
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Even sunlight can disturb that free fall motion sufficiently to drown out any signals from gravitational waves.
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General Electric shares have been in free fall, but options traders are betting on a resurgence ahead.
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As Tesla's stock continued in free-fall, nearing the $200 level, executives were headed for the exits.
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Ifly is an indoor sky diving experience where free-fall conditions are simulated with a wind tunnel.
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Oil prices are in free fall, slammed by a perfect storm of shrinking demand and swelling supply.
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To stop from plunging into free fall, she asked her doctor for a stronger dose of Suboxone.
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The equipment went into the trench in a free fall, it was not lowered on a cable.
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The equipment went into the trench in a free fall; it was not lowered on a cable.
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Now, with the industry in near free fall, many banks are pulling away from financing coal projects.
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Viacom is counting on him to bring immediate stability to Paramount, which has been in free-fall.
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Headlines about pay TV companies losing subscribers and TV ratings in free fall are no longer news.
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But from Tuesday, they should be in complete free fall and the spacecraft will move around them.
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Do not make a big commitment because the stock is in free fall, but I like your thinking.
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New York (CNN Business)Bed Bath & Beyond, once a leader in kitchenware and bedding, is in free fall.
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A doctored video of the Gyro Drop free-fall ride in Seoul, Korea, was circulating on social media.
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Just something to ponder when you're momentarily hanging in free fall at the top of your favorite coaster.
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Prior to Dark Lotus, Jlin released her debut album, Dark Energy, and the Free Fall EP in 2015.
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With a global trade war sapping confidence, Europe's export-focused manufacturing sector has been in free fall recently.
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The DataTrek Research co-founder lists historical trends one of two reasons why a free fall is unlikely.
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However, with cryptocurrency prices in free fall, mainly due to regulatory worries, demand for the chips have declined.
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New York (CNN Business)Crude oil prices are in free-fall as fears of a supply glut mount.
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It didn't feel at all like the evening's host had spent the previous months in a free fall.
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That equilibrium seemed certain to crumble on June 12, when the Chinese stock market began a free-fall.
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Shares of Michael Kors peaked in 2014, then spent several years in free-fall as its growth abated.
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Participation in that sport has been in free fall, with two million fewer participants than 20 years ago.
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They expect that repeal and delay could push Obamacare's marketplaces — already showing signs of instability — into free fall.
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The stock market has been in free fall because investors know that Trump is all show, no substance.
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Not only is the global economy in free-fall but supply chains for essentials, including medicines, are disrupted.
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And what had been a slow decline became a free-fall after Russia fired on the Ukrainian ships.
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With the economy in free fall in late 2008 and 2009, the automobile industry was on the brink.
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White House officials, along with Trump himself, have unsuccessfully tried to slow the market's free-fall this week.
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Some people view impeachment as "an emergency measure to save the republic in free fall," as Blackmun claims.
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In the article, people describe the existential free-fall that came after their whole identity was instantly rewritten.
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Then again, the Eagles have given up at least 26 points in each game of their free fall.
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That is not to say that deep grief on rare occasions can't send the body into free fall.
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In the wake of GameStop's inability to sell in late 2018, the company's stock went into free fall.
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"The stock market was in free fall, and everyone was scared witless," said Kim Weaver, a T.S.P. spokeswoman.
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The professor explains: I'm talking about free fall, which means the only force acting on you is gravity.
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The free fall in the Turkish lira has put investors on edge and continues to be watched closely.
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Imagine yourself in an elevator that clearly failed its last safety inspection and is now in free fall.
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Dozens of partiers dropped into free fall and landed in a mass of sprawling bodies in the basement.
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The bolivar is in free fall, having lost half of its value against the dollar in November alone.
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Still, the new intellectual property tax was unwelcome news for leaders dealing with an economy in free fall.
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Every moment of the hands-on preview felt like a never-ending free fall into pure inertia and exhilaration.
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You're technically in free fall, but it's impossible to distinguish this from microgravity from your limited frame of reference.
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While some of us absolutely love a 5.8G free-fall, others' eyes widen in terror at the mere thought.
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Additionally, commodities are no longer in free fall, which helps the rather commodity-dependent emerging markets as a group.
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From then on, you're in free-fall, the way you are in nightmares when well-known landscapes change shape.
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The rocket is in the middle of using its engines to remove itself from its free fall from space.
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For me, "grieving" took the form of a rapid and immediate free fall into an abyss of drug addiction.
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In fact, that's how he got back down to the bottom of this valley after a short free-fall.
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It had spent the previous two years in free fall with investors unconvinced its turnaround efforts were gaining traction.
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With the currency in free fall, Zuma backtracked rapidly, making Gordhan South Africa's third finance minister in five days.
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The film's last act is a tragic free fall as the inevitable executions are carried out one by one.
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Only the resilient economy that continues to pump out good job numbers may be preventing a complete free-fall.
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To remain constantly in free fall means the objects must stay completely motionless; they can't even touch the spacecraft.
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Several exchange-traded notes inversely related to the VIX, including XIV, have experienced a free fall as volatility spikes.
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System-wide, the New York City subways descend into free-fall, with regular delays, signal issues, and horrific commutes.
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OPEC was largely blamed for the free fall in oil prices because it refused to cut down its production.
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But it means there are few legal remedies to stop democratic free fall once parties begin to violate norms.
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First, conditions in Venezuela, the embattled oil producing economy whose economy is in free-fall, must continue to deteriorate.
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The value of the pound has been in free fall for months, owing to widespread expectations of coming disaster.
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More than a century later, the coal industry is in a free fall and the banks are pulling away.
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While Chaotic depicted a star in free fall, Lindsay was supposed to show a celebrity climbing back to stardom.
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Large scale traders known as "whales" occasionally sell large amounts of cryptocurrency, sending values into a temporary free fall.
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McDonald sees no reason to invest any other way for as long as the market is in free fall.
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With the early 2009 economy in free fall, Congress passed an economic stimulus package directing billions to public schools.
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The money spent on public health has been in a steady free fall in the US in recent years.
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Other precious metals also joined the free fall, with platinum declining over 7% and silver sliding more than 6%.
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White House officials, along with Trump himself, have unsuccessfully called for calm amid the market's free-fall this week.
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Demand for air travel has sunk as more travelers opt to stay home, sending airline stocks into free fall.
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Traditional retailers are in a free fall, as physical stores fade as enjoyable, dynamic places to spend an afternoon.
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He describes each step down with his prosthetic leg as a slight free-fall rather than a controlled descent.
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Following allegations that he sexually harassed women for decades, he now finds himself in professional and reputational free-fall.
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The free-fall does not bode well for "The Lego Movie 2," which is scheduled for release in 2019.
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Academy and ABC/Disney execs meet shortly thereafter to discuss changes that might halt the ratings free-fall. Aug.
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The lira's free-fall was the result of a plot and did not reflect Turkey's economic fundamentals, he said.
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"That's how you get a day like today, where the market goes into free-fall," the "Mad Money" host continued.
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Before you panic, know that it's absolutely possible to stop the free fall and even save money during the holidays.
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It is the fighter pilot in simulation and the fighter pilot thousands of feet in the air in free fall.
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European bourses would go into free-fall, continuing even after the U.K., the U.S. and others initially appear to stabilize.
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But despite almost daily evidence that the company is in free fall, the core product — Uber's app — remains quite popular.
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It also is only the second coaster in the nation to feature a vertical drop — a 17-foot free fall.
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But like the free fall, the adventure is most enjoyable when you relax and simply see where it takes you.
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EOG's stock was hurt badly when the price of oil initially went into free-fall more than two years ago.
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Home prices in Australia have been in free fall since late-2017, eroding household wealth and weighing on consumer spending.
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It credited the starting of nine new projects, which had been under construction before oil prices went into free fall.
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"This is a corporation that is in free-fall and has been taking some desperate actions of late," Lange said.
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Bitcoin started its free fall on Thursday, plunging nearly $3,000 as an outage occurred on popular cryptocurrency trading platform Coinbase.
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By 2018, the last of Otto's founders had left Uber and the self-driving trucks program was in free fall.
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Investors opened 2016 with concerns about Chinese economic weakness, a free fall in oil prices and fears of global recession.
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LaCroix sales are "effectively in free fall," Guggenheim Partners beverage industry analyst Laurent Grandet wrote in a report released Thursday.
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The stock has been in free fall since July last year, when it was trading at over $503 per share.
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The stock has been in free fall since July last year, when it was trading at over $47 per share.
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An added vulnerability for Australia is its position as a major exporter of resources whose prices are in free fall.
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Once this data was collected, snipers conducted a known distance live fire after static line and military free fall operations.
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Then the economic free fall became unmanageable; overnight, bread more than doubled in price and people took to the streets.
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That company is in free fall and sold the prime leases as part of a so-far-unsuccessful turnaround plan.
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And US oil prices are in free fall, ending below $46 a barrel for the first time since August 2017.
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" The King Manor Museum is proposing something different in its invitation to its free fall festival: "dance like it's 2111.
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Since 2007, the crisis line has been an all-purpose safety net for many thousands of veterans in free fall.
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Trump, within the last 48 hours, has begun to chafe at those restrictions as the economy continues to free fall.
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But it's either allow a second vote or face a free-fall — without a safety net — into an economic void.
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CARMICHAELS, Pa. — The last time the global economy was in free fall, an economic savior showed up in southwestern Pennsylvania.
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Such a "free fall" has "vaporized more than $5 trillion in stock market wealth," the New York Times has written.
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Hamilton developed the Free Fall Research Page, an online database of nearly every instance of humans falling from great heights.
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Oil demand in 'free fall' Unlike recent oil tailspins, this one has been triggered by demand destruction, not excess supply.
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The company's share price has been in free-fall since some of its actions came to light earlier this year.
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So it's hard to be in free fall in the laboratory but jumping on a pogo stick off the ground.
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Mr. Maduro and his predecessor, Hugo Chávez, presided over the free fall of what was once Latin America's wealthiest nation.
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When the bubble popped and the prices went into free-fall, he bought a lot of property at a rational price.
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We&aposve had a free fall of a culture since 1967 or something like that if you want to go back.
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The Dow, on the other hand, was down nearly 10 percent from where it had been prior to the free fall.
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The crypto crash is reverberating through the Internet while the "rest" of the economy – namely the stock market – enters free fall.
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One or two hits, or even hints of hits, on Dubai's airport, and its tourist industry would go into free fall.
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Back in 2014, the company provided the technology for Google executive Alan Eustace to conduct the highest free fall is history.
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It can be explained with the free fall formula for distance (1/2 gravity x the square of the time falling).
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The XLE ETF plummeted 21 percent to end 2018, its worst year since crude prices were in free fall in 2015.
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Then, the gravitational potential energy of the plane turns into kinetic energy and all of a sudden you're in free fall.
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The main goal was to see if two objects inside the spacecraft could remain in a constant state of free fall.
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If you happen to lose your grip, the camera will withdraw when the phone detects a free-fall to prevent damage.
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"All the stops are out and the pound is now in free fall," Neil Wilson, an analyst at online brokerage Markets.
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CET Bitcoin price continued its free fall throughout the morning, with the price momentarily going to around $11,000 on some exchanges.
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When they begin an off-duty romance, that gap widens into a chasm that sends Caroline and Stuart into free fall.
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At the time, India's economy was considered one of the "fragile five" emerging markets, and the rupee was in free fall.
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In 2011, protracted negotiations around the debt ceiling led ratings agencies to downgrade US credit, sending major indices into free fall.
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Markets endured dramatic moves in Asia as the count continued, with USD/JPY at one point in free-fall to 99.00.
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Planets follows Mills's 2016 solo LP, the similarly celestial-themed Free Fall Galaxy, which is part of his Sleeper Walks series.
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Home prices in Australia have been in a free fall since late-2017, eroding household wealth and weighing on consumer spending.
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But that spike in interest isn't doing anything for Twitter's ad business, which is in free fall — because of the pandemic.
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Alma closed her eyes and gripped at the bottom of her seat, preparing herself to feel their car in free fall.
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A 2006 collage called "Barrio Boogie Movement" by Rodríguez Calero generates the free-fall elation of the sidewalk breaking it depicts.
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FedEx has shed half of its market value since January 2018 — and the free fall doesn't appear to be stopping soon.
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The hospitality industry is currently in free fall, with hotels, airlines, and rental companies with thin margins struggling to stay afloat.
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Optimism among German manufacturers "is in free-fall," the Ifo Institute in Munich, which conducted the survey, said in a statement.
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The free fall badge indicates he was a Jumpmasters -- an expert Paratrooper responsible for train other soldiers to jump from airplanes.
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J.C. Penney's stock was in free fall Friday after the besieged retailer turned in a mixed report for the second quarter.
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Macy's shares spun into an almost free fall, closing down 5003 percent for the day while Walmart rallied up 9.3 percent.
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It was rapidly losing money, its stock price was in free fall and it was cutting tens of thousands of jobs.
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The demolition of the Morandi bridge, which gave way last August sending dozens of vehicles into free-fall, began in February.
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Should one cylinder require more force to stay still, that would indicate its free-fall acceleration was faster than its neighbor's.
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So this retreat seemed a way to be out there — with a modicum of safety and to feel that free fall.
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Venezuela's production continued its terminal decline amid the country's ongoing economic free-fall, dropping by 40,000 bpd to below 1.2 million bpd.
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Argentina, Turkey and, again, Venezuela have economies and currencies in free-fall, lifting demand for dollar liquidity and rattling global currency markets.
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The economy, starved of capital inflows, is in free fall, with no growth, high unemployment and huge pressure on the Lebanese pound.
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The stock stalled after a strong run about two years ago, and then went into free-fall from last summer to January.
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At around 16 feet or so above the surface, Beresheet's engine will shut off, and it will free-fall to the surface.
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First developed for the Atari 8-bit by Free Fall Associates, it became one of the first games published by Electronic Arts.
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"This stock is in free fall until management (makes a change)," said Ryan Mendy, COO at The Edge, a spinoff consulting group.
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Philadelphia is in a total free fall, losing 83 of 22 since ripping off a six-game winning from April 20-27.
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"Now that I've escaped, I can report to you that the market in NYC @RealDonaldTrump apartments is in free fall, " he said.
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Photo: Xinhua/Chinese Academy of SciencesStratospheric balloonsDropping test objects from a height is a trustworthy way to put experiments into free fall.
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There is more programming than ever, ratings are in free fall and award winners can come from producers of any conceivable stripe.
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With the world in slow, painful free fall, here's a list of highly satisfying, hyper-specific ways to treat yo self today.
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He added that he did not expect the market to go into free fall despite rising vacancies and overbuilding in some cities.
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Venezuela's latest effort to curb its economic free fall is one it's tried before, and it will probably yield the same results.
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After delivering solid performance from 8003 to the first half of 2014, the stock stalled out and then went into free-fall.
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After delivering solid performance from 2012 to the first half of 2014, the stock stalled out and then went into free-fall.
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The Rangers announced last week they'd be selling at the deadline and have been in free fall since the All-Star break.
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But a crash in global crude prices, combined with incompetent government, has sent the economy into free fall and sparked social unrest.
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Rather, he may very well soon be forced to reintroduce exchange controls to put an end to the currency's damaging free fall.
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With its economy reeling and its currency in free fall, Iran hired a new central banker in August to restore public confidence.
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The activation mechanism he arrived at early: sensors that detect when the phone is in free fall and activate the next step.
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Luschini said investors have feared that oil's free fall was a "canary in the coal mine" signaling trouble about the global economy.
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Instead, the conference of the International Association of Political Consultants felt like a therapy session for a business in psychological free fall.
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And with the virus sending the stock market into free fall, the country's thriving economy could soon find itself in a recession.
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On it, you are held up by a wire and lifted very high into the air, and then you free-fall down.
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Even people who are not themselves suffering might turn against the president if they perceive the economy to be in free fall.
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NEGOTIATED BANKRUPTCY VS. "FREE-FALL" With a stable balance sheet and no significant debt, Purdue Pharmas woes are legal, rather than financial.
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NEGOTIATED BANKRUPTCY VS. "FREE-FALL" With a stable balance sheet and no significant debt, Purdue Pharma's woes are legal, rather than financial.
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But while Sock was in that free-fall, he teamed up with Mike Bryan to win Wimbledon and the United States Open.
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Another common argument in the debate was that America's global position is collapsing and the US military's competence is in free fall.
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And a burgeoning oil price war between Russia and Saudi Arabia has sent the price of the commodity into a free fall.
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Over the past two weeks, markets were in near free fall amid news that a price war over oil had broken out.
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With everyone looking within, fixated on their own happiness, is it any wonder that our capacity for empathy seems in free fall?
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Its currency is in free fall and inflation is around 50%, with an estimated 9.5% GDP (gross domestic product) contraction last year.
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The humanitarian crisis is worsening and the economic free fall is so dramatic that fissures among his ruling class may get wider.
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Duke has been in a free-fall in recent weeks, having lost five straight games, four of which came by double digits.
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But as Perry points out, the economy was in a free fall and a quarter of the country was out of work.
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The party is in free fall in recent polls, with figures below 20 percent — a development which threatens its existence as such.
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At this juncture, it is urgent for Venezuelans to consider whether and how external influence could help reverse the country's free fall.
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There's certain fundamental issues that we have to start believing in this, or else it becomes sort of this ridiculous free fall.
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The short recovery was really just a mirage as the underlying problems still exist, returning the stock to its initial, inertial free fall.
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Sales for the flavored carbonated water are "effectively in free fall," wrote Laurent Grandet, a beverage analyst for Guggenheim, in a new note.
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According to recent polls and state results, Rubio's campaign is in free fall and Kasich's is actually on a bit of an upswing.
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"With shifts in viewing habits, commercial impressions in the most viewable, highest-attention media are in free fall across the world," researchers wrote.
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At this point, the lander was supposed to turn the engines off and free fall the rest of the way to the ground.
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"Our challenge is to restore this free fall of the economy which has increased unemployment and loss of lifestyle of population," he said.
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The Venezuelan economy has been in free fall for more than two years due to a mix of political and market-based factors.
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The initial plan is to fit ImageNav to the air force's Small Diameter Bomb, a free-fall weapon at present guided by GPS.
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Four years later, the currency is in free fall and concerns are growing that the cash-strapped government will struggle without external assistance.
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With a minimalist yet celestial aesthetic, the 15-30 minutes it takes to play feel like a free fall through universal human experiences.
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Cold atomic clocks measure the vibrations of atoms while they&aposre in free fall so that they aren&apost interacting with anything else.
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Read MoreDe-FANGed—this group of stocks are in a free fall "The Fed is not meeting its target [on inflation]," Siegel said.
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The report that triggered this free fall was a good one for the economy, which presumably would be good for the stock market.
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His 2013 video, which includes a frantic car chase and a jaw-dropping free fall through the middle of a building, went viral.
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President George W. Bush lost support from his own party as the Iraq war dragged on and the economy went into free fall.
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If "Stuck in an Oven with Jews" was shocking before social media, the race to the bottom has since accelerated into free fall.
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A blockade designed to choke off supplies to the Houthis also blocked humanitarian aid, accelerating an economic free fall that had already begun.
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Corker and Flake have drawn into sharp focus that Trump's ability to be the leader of the free world is in free fall.
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It needed the money to protect domestic deposits, cushion the economy's free fall, and keep their currency, the krona, from crashing much more.
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It's the latest finding that's making Republicans fret about keeping their majorities in the House and Senate amid a potential Trump free-fall.
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Mad Magazine, the 66-year-old humor publication, has been in free fall for years — in terms of both circulation and cultural relevance.
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It's 1991, and Lee, the author of several popular biographies of bygone celebrities, finds herself in career limbo — or possibly professional free fall.
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After spending 210 rapidly ascending the global tennis ranks, Aryna Sabalenka decided to spend some of her brief off-season in free fall.
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During the Great Recession, with the economy in free fall, Congress rushed to pass the largest bailout and stimulus measures in American history.
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If you know your physics, you realized that to find the distance, all you need to do is measure the free-fall time.
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The nation's currency is in free fall, and allegations of corruption linked to Mr. Moïse have brought the nation to a crisis point.
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Einstein said free fall was the same thing as weightlessness as far as its effects are concerned because you're all falling the same.
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An object in free fall, where gravity is the only force working on it, has a vertical acceleration of about –9.81 meters/second2.
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When the housing market began its epic and historic free-fall in 288.3, mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac faced imminent collapse.
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Peloton's stock dropped as much as 10 percent on Tuesday, according to Bloomberg, and the ad is largely blamed for the free fall.
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At the time, Wall Street was dealing with the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression, and the market was in free fall.
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The publication's win was evidence that even after years of economic free-fall in the news business, local journalism was alive and kicking.
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"Nvidia is in free-fall...Why are you buying that near-term free-fall when you could buy a quality company like an Intel and play the same type of bounce...I think the market is more comfortable buying an Intel than it is taking a chance that AMD or Nvidia is going to experience some sort of a bounce, " he said.
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However, "if China doesn't support its market or goes into free fall again, we'll have an ugly day tomorrow," said Cashin, a CNBC contributor.
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Yet footage from Syria often shows it employing "dumb," free-fall bombs, which are cheaper but pose a much higher risk of hitting civilians.
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The company went public approximately one year ago at $20 and after peaking at $28.80, it went into free-fall, hitting $15 in February.
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Moreover, response rates to polls have continued their long-run trend of free-fall, making it ever harder to get a statistically robust sample.
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Citi analysts highlighted SKF's comments on China improving in June, saying "some market observers had believed China volumes were in free fall in June".
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If TARP was meant to keep the economy out of free fall, the stimulus was meant to help it get back into good shape.
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Democrats remember that in 2628, with the economy in free fall, no Republicans in the House voted for the a desperately needed fiscal stimulus.
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And we saw the head of the Democratic National Committee go into a free-fall, possibly due to nefarious work by Russian techno-spies.
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The billionaire family who founded Gap has lost $2800 billion in 22.9 as the retailer's stock is in free fall, Forbes' Lauren Debter reported.
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Of course, we know the answer: The latest scandal upset Republicans, when previous scandals didn't, because the candidate's campaign was already in free fall.
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The stock market has been in a free-fall this week as spread of the coronavirus brings with it concerns of global economic slowing.
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They appeared to be in free-fall, but were led to victory last week in part by a breakout rushing performance by D'Onta Foreman.
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Marzia Farhana's installation, "Ecocide and the Rise of Free Fall," suspends refrigerators and books salvaged from flooded homes, in a symbolic representation of impermanence.
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And so, in typical fashion, last week the equity markets reacted by plunging, in what seemed like a free-fall, before recovering somewhat today.
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Stay attached to somethingIn the rare event that an accident occurs while the plane is cruising, you could be faced with a free fall.
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"Global equities are in a bit of a free-fall this morning," Paul Hickey, co-founder of Bespoke Investment Group, wrote in Monday report.
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In cooperation with other national leaders, he righted a global economy in free fall (an achievement for which he still gets too little credit).
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The Rocket Voltic's rocket propulsion will be utilized to launch across massive gaps and the Ruiner 2000 will free-fall in vehicular base jumps.
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FREE FALL Ramirez was the longest-serving minister in Chavez' cabinet, supervising Venezuela's oil industry for more than a decade, before clashing with Maduro.
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Or volatility ETFs tracking the action in the VIX, which went into free fall on Monday and are still having fingers pointed at them?
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After a stunning free fall since its high-profile initial public offering last June, Blue Apron shares may be primed to catch a break.
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After Boehner's exit, with the Republican-controlled Congress in free fall, Ryan, under strong pressure from his colleagues, reluctantly agreed to take the Speakership.
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Venezuela's economy is in free fall and Venezuelans are going through one of the worst man-made humanitarian crises this hemisphere has ever seen.
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Shares of publicly listed companies are also in free-fall, making it hard to justify a high multiple on a similar, private start-up.
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That's a natural reaction to witnessing a stock market in free fall, but financial planners largely agree: Don't go plotting to sell out completely.
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To do that, he imposed a series of punishing sanctions on the Iranian government that helped send the country&aposs economy into free fall.
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The industry has spent the last decade in free fall, as tube sites and the era of free content decimated porn's traditional DVD business.
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The country has been consumed by political turmoil and an economic free-fall that has pushed Venezuela beyond the brink of a humanitarian crisis.
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With the Angolan currency in free fall, Angolans are having a tougher time compensating for the country's underinvestment in education and health care, Engebretsen said.
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But per capita beer consumption fell to 25th in the world by 2015 as the drop in oil prices pushed the economy into free-fall.
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Accompanied by the fact that most Foot Lockers are in the mall and mall traffic is in free fall, it created a very difficult environment.
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Go deeper: 2018: The year of the strongman Why Xi and Putin think "the West is in free fall" Putin's strongman choices shrink Russia's future
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Trouble for junk bond funds began in the summer of 2014, when commodity prices began their free fall, pulling many junk bond funds down, too.
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Human traders would be able to spot an opportunity from the market turmoil -- buying a currency in free fall - which would help to defuse it.
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At the same time, the chancellor faced an existential threat to the eurozone as Greece's economy once again went into free fall last year. Mrs.
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Iran's economy has been in free-fall since President Trump withdrew the U.S. from the Iran nuclear deal and reimposed strict sanctions on its government.
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The simple and elegant goal of the experiment is to keep these shiny cubes suspended in perfect free fall, measuring their positions with breathtaking precision.
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Nickel prices have climbed 21 percent this year after a crippling supply glut drove the market into near-free fall 2-1/2 years ago.
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But the free-fall in citrus production is a progressively worsening problem because citrus greening takes out not just the fruit, but the whole tree.
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When there are fantastic earnings from individual companies like Facebook or Google, it can smother oil as long as it's not in total free-fall.
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Control of the Senate is a toss-up, and if Trump's free-fall continues, the Republican majority in the House might be in play, too.
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Educational programs about native birds are on the rise, even as their populations go into free fall, making Hawai'i the extinction capital of the world.
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The producer also announced a new solo album called Free Fall Galaxy, which will be the ninth record of his sci-fi Sleeper Walks series.
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And while the manufacturing sector remains in bad shape, the evidence so far points not so much to a free fall as a rough patch.
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The tugrik was in free fall last year, declining by nearly a quarter as a result of falling investment and weak Chinese demand for commodities.
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"Prior to Bashir's fall, the economy was in a free fall, which facilitated mass, consistent and sustained popular protests against the regime," Allen told Insider.
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The stakes have to climb, and when your baseline is as wild as the show's previous season, a free-fall is likely in the making.
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Inflation topped 25% in 1975 and the newly floating pound was in free-fall, eventually hitting a then-record low of $1.58 in October 1976.
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Macri's politically very difficult decision to call on the IMF for financial support also seems to have done little to break the currency's free fall.
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The ball leaves Kamara like the cliff edge at the beginning of a mountain climbing free fall (sorry—I was just watching "Cliffhanger" last night).
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A black market in hard currency has spread in response, and as once-sky-high oil revenue runs dry, Venezuela's economy is in free-fall.
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Meanwhile, for the third quarter of 2019, AT&T's pay-TV business continued to be in free-fall, crimping revenue and hurting the bottom line.
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Oil prices went into free fall on Wednesday afternoon, plunging on a raft of bearish news and posting their worst performance in over a year.
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The post-convention Trump free fall has run into the obstinacy of his appeal — an appeal that seems to defy every gaffe, untruth and insult.
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The next day he plunged Saudi Arabia into a price war with Russia that sent energy and stock markets around the world into free fall.
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For the last two years, global oil prices have been in free fall, and no one seems to know when the bungee cord will catch.
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But reducing these deductions, along with higher interest rates, punished the housing market, which is stagnant nationally and in a free fall in the Northeast.
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Within a year, Sargeant had inked an attractive oilfield agreement to help raise plummeting crude production in Venezuela, whose economy is in a free fall.
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At the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, for instance, Mr. Chapek pushed through an overhaul of a free-fall ride then known as Tower of Terror.
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The free-fall in sentiment bodes poorly for consumer spending and could hit growth in Australia's A$203 trillion ($1.30 trillion) economy in coming quarters.
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The free-fall in sentiment bodes poorly for consumer spending and could hit growth in Australia's A$1.9 trillion ($1.30 trillion) economy in coming quarters.
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His case now lies at the heart of a diplomatic crisis between Turkey and the United States that has sent Turkish lira into free-fall.
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The space has gone from science fiction to mainstream, from an industry in denial to an industry in free-fall to an industry in growth.
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Celadon&aposs stock began a free fall from around $9 per share in 2017 to the low single digits in 2018 to pennies this month.
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But hobbled by a growing number of workers falling sick and the free fall in ridership, the agency has cut subway service by 25 percent.
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But hobbled by a growing number of workers falling sick and the free fall in ridership, the agency has cut subway service by 25 percent.
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Slashing debt when the free-fall recession of 2008 hit, as he believes every sector of the economy should have done, could well have meant depression.
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Britain's stunning referendum vote to leave the European Union last week sent global equity markets into free fall and the pound to a 31-year low.
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We might look at expert parachutists as they free-fall, who show that all kinds of tricks can be performed by small shape changes at speed.
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HTC's stock price has also been in a free-fall since 2011 and the company itself has struggled to gain market share in the phone industry.
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It features a large rotating ring of 40 seats that lifts passengers high into the air and then drops them back down with a free fall.
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That test is designed to provide data about the systems aboard the 747 that control detachment and about the rocket's performance in an atmospheric free-fall.
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HTC's phone market share is in free fall, and the company has posted steep losses in the last two quarters, while revenue has continued to plummet.
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Life front-loads its best scenes into the film's early going, and everything from there is a slow free-fall downward into a fairly silly place.
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But Monday, as Trump touted the GOP-passed tax bill and the economy at a factory in Ohio, the stock market was in a free fall.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday that Disney CEO Bob Iger saved his company's stock from free fall after the executive was bullish about ESPN's future growth.
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He said that they got the idea for commercializations of this tech when they were working on Alan Eustace's record-setting free-fall jump in 2014.
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One of the major factors driving the surge in renewables, in addition to new government policies, is the free-fall in the cost of solar photovoltaics.
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Major European banks like Deutsche Bank, Royal Bank of Scotland, Lloyds and Credit Suisse saw their shares in free-fall after the referendum's results were announced.
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China's stock markets have also been in free fall since the start of the year, raising concern Chinese authorities are losing grip of the decelerating economy.
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But as Camille finally sees her mother and sister's death for what it is, it picks up speed to mimic the sensation of, well, free fall.
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The average rate on the popular 30-year fixed mortgage began a free fall, reacting to financial markets overseas rather than monetary policy here at home.
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First, it will free fall for three and a half minutes, as the Martian atmosphere slows the spacecraft's speed down to around 10,500 miles per hour.
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The LISA Pathfinder spacecraft has thrusters that fire as needed to ensure the cubes remain in free fall under the influence of gravity and nothing else.
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Kinship in free fall, yes, but still connected, however tenuously, to the thick braid of our African heritage, cut off at the root so long ago.
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During the final free-fall portion of their flight, meteorites undergo very little frictional heating, and probably reach the ground at only slightly above ambient temperature.
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This raises the all-too-likely possibility that Macri is soon going to be forced to reintroduce capital controls to break the Argentine currency's free fall.
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His career is in free-fall and he's gone to ground, issuing only one recent statement through a rep about seeking "treatment" for an unspecified malady.
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But U.S. stocks have been in a violent free fall over the last month as efforts to contain COVID-19 stoke fears of a global recession.
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"You can't go to court and get rid of important protections when there is no backup, when people will be in a free fall," she said.
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She's doing what she's doing — including putting her young niece at risk as part of her investigations — because the country is in free-fall, she says.
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By the time the Plaza was acquired by the Qatar Investment Authority in 3503, its indomitable glamour had seen a free fall of successive foreign overlords.
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At least one million people in Ethiopia were internally displaced in 2017, according to the United Nations, amid widespread unrest and an economy in free-fall.
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The administration's industry allies applauded the push to compete deregulation policies as a way to deliver certainty to businesses when the economy is in free fall.
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But investors are reactionary, and the Treasury Secretary's comments cued a mini free fall in the dollar's valuation — plus some general panic in the financial market.
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There are many reasons the newspaper industry is in free fall, but widespread failure to get the product delivered properly is certainly part of the problem.
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It was a fitting close to a conference that highlighted the extent to which the Conservatives are in free-fall, and the degree to which Mrs.
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Bloomberg's internal polls showed him in free fall and his aides said that after South Carolina, they knew it would be difficult to survive Biden's ascent.
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But her jokes, her enthusiasm, her insta-best-friend candor, it all suggests she's enjoying those curves and twists and free-fall thrills along the way.
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Autoworkers, teachers and other workers accepted austerity when the economy was in a free fall, expecting to share in the gains once the recovery took hold.
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But diesel sales have been in a free fall since Volkswagen admitted in 2015 that it had sold 11 million vehicles worldwide with emissions cheating software.
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The move fulfilled a campaign vow, isolated the U.S. from many allies, and raised further fears for the Iranian economy, which is already in free fall.
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Pausing to turn the key, I felt physical pain in my limbs and on my face, my skin wind-whipped and hot from the free fall.
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The company offers dives from 10,000 or 12,000 feet — the latter with a longer free-fall period — for spectacular views of "The Red Centre" of Australia.
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I'm wearing that goofy jester's hat on my head, and when I'm in a state of free fall those tassels will hang up in the air.
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The Turkish lira retraced some losses after touching a new record low in Asia's Monday trade following a recent geopolitics-triggered free fall in the currency.
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Sales of Pabst Blue Ribbon beer were in a free fall throughout the latter half of the 20th century, and even well into the early 2000s.
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The problem, Ms. Lowrey says, is that the two government safeguards against economic free fall — fiscal policy and monetary policy — work primarily on the demand side.
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DUCKS FIRE COACH The Anaheim Ducks fired Coach Randy Carlyle amid a seven-game losing streak and free-fall into last place in the Western Conference.
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Well, I think that literally the cliff analogy is right, is that Americans would be in free fall hoping that the government would figure something out.
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What you see is what you get in this account of a teenage son, Nicholas (Laurie Kynaston), whose psychological free fall brings calamity to his parents.
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But instead of a steady, controlled descent, the crane began to topple over suddenly before plunging into a free fall and crashing onto Worth Street in TriBeCa.
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Between 2015 and 2016, Kelly spent 340 days on the International Space Station (ISS) — the longest any American has ever spent in free fall around our planet.
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The current prototyped version, not yet interactive, propels the viewer in a slow free-fall through stripped-down rooms and open spaces as a modulated voice narrates.
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Already, many international organizations are pulling back from promised billion-dollar deals with Tehran and the country&aposs currency has entered a free-fall against the dollar.
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Sonny apparently began his free-fall after his marriage started deteriorating, and hopes to patch things up with his wife, Jenny (Missy Yager), as their anniversary nears.
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Now, her life is in a bit of a free fall since she and her assistant Evie got rid of all the demons that inhabited the city.
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Soon after, Politico reported the company was in "free fall" and looking to sell itself to Athenahealth, a medical software company that itself went public in 2007.
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Computerworld released a report that predicts if Internet Explorer continues its user base free fall, Chrome could become the new browser champ as early as May 2016.
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At launch, the lineup then included several well-known gaming titles, like Frozen Free Fall, Star Wars Rebels: Recon Missions, Angry Birds Slingshot Stella, Looney Tunes Dash!
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These steps were long overdue and helped stabilise an economy that had been in free-fall since the 2013 coup that overthrew the elected Muslim Brotherhood government.
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A heat shield protected the vehicle from intense temperatures during the first three minutes of its free fall, as the atmosphere helped to slightly cushion the spacecraft.
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Argentine markets were in free-fall for most of the week after Sunday's vote when center-left presidential candidate Alberto Fernandez trounced center-right President Mauricio Macri.
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RRC Team 3 jumped into Tillman Drop Zone in southeast Afghanistan on July 3, 2004, to deploy tactical equipment in a combat military free-fall parachute drop.
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Today, Iran's ability to export oil is severely limited, Iraq still faces production challenges and Venezuela, a major oil exporter to the U.S., is in free fall.
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The flexible arms are hidden inside the sleek case on each corner and only deploy when tiny sensors inside detect that the phone is in free fall.
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Things could get worse if the pound goes into a panicky free fall, because that could stir up fear in other markets and in the wider economy.
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Miller Tabak chief market strategist Matt Maley said the index needs to hold one critical level to determine whether markets can stabilize or resume their free fall.
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Little Fires Everywhere is the story of an affluent Ohio suburb and how the arrival of two new residents sends their perfectly-ordered lives into free fall.
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By 2018 Sudan's economy was in free-fall, with an inflation rate of 72 percent, long lines at fuel stations and even a shortage of bank notes.
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Trust in government has been in free fall since the first leadership coup in 2010, when Kevin Rudd of the Labor Party was replaced by Julia Gillard.
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The technology perfected for the rich to globalize their advantages has also created the perfect mechanism for globalizing the panic that sends portfolios into a free fall.
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His awards and decorations include the Bronze Star Medal (2OLC), the Legion of Merit, the Meritorious Service Medal, and the Parachutist's Master Rated Military Free Fall Badge.
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No matter, the damage was swift and highly visible for Tunsil: He was in a draft free fall, passed over by each of the first 12 teams.
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The Federal Reserve stepped in to make sure banks would not fail, and that finally stopped the free fall, though the economic fallout continued for many years.
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Monday afternoon the Dow was in free fall, hitting a bottom of down nearly 1,600 points at one stage before minutes later cutting those losses in half.
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The football-field-size laboratory moves at a clip of roughly 17,500 mph to stay in constant free-fall (what we call an orbit) around the planet.
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The government is trying to prevent a free fall in the currency by stepping into the markets and tapping its huge cash hoard to shore up the renminbi.
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Despite its dominance of the global coffee industry, Brazil's currency has been in free fall since 2016, due to a combination of an economic recession and political instability.
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The 2014 collapse of oil prices left the country unable to maintain that system, with the economy in free fall and Venezuelans increasingly emigrating to escape the crisis.
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The stock was hit hard last year; falling almost 30 percent in 2015, because some of its key end markets like Brazil and Russia were in free fall.
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"Two couples find themselves in a marital free-fall matched in velocity and peril only by the smoldering space rocks tearing through the sky," read the production notes.
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Ted Cruz's campaign is in free fall, and if he loses Indiana's primary to Donald Trump Tuesday, the race for the GOP nomination will be all but over.
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Its 404-foot-high shaft is long enough to put experiments into free fall for 4.74 seconds, or for over 303 seconds with the use of a catapult.
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The big picture: As we recently detailed, Iran's economy has been in free-fall since Trump withdrew the U.S. from the Iran nuclear deal and reimposed strict sanctions.
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QF22008 passenger Janelle Wilson told The Australian the "three-quarters-full" plane suddenly entered a "free-fall nosedive … a direct decline toward the ocean" for about 2319 seconds.
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QF94 passenger Janelle Wilson told The Australian the "three-quarters-full" plane suddenly entered a "free fall nosedive … a direct decline towards the ocean" for about 10 seconds.
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"In manufacturing, the business climate indicator is in free fall," Fuest said, with the sub-index for the goods producing sector posting its biggest drop since February 2009.
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"Two couples find themselves in a marital free-fall matched in velocity and peril only by the smoldering space rocks tearing through the sky," reads the production notes. .
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The coal-based economy has been in free-fall for years, and recently the state has been hit by devastating floods and vicious political squabbling in the legislature.
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"Two couples find themselves in a marital free-fall matched in velocity and peril only by the smoldering space rocks tearing through the sky," reads the production notes.
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His breakthrough film was "The Beat That My Heart Skipped," a breakneck remake of James Toback's "Fingers," a pulpy crime story about a gifted musician in free fall.
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As oil prices were in free fall then, Saudi Arabia and Russia led other oil-producing nations to agree to curb production by 1.8 million barrels a day.
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Turkey: Trump's doubling of U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum from Turkey on Friday sent that country's economy, currency and markets into a free fall (The Associated Press).
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Stocks would likely go into free fall, the dollar would weaken and investors would 'panic buy' Treasurys if President Donald Trump were to fire special counsel Robert Mueller.
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The housing bubble burst, the auto industry was in free fall, unemployment rose as high as 10 percent, and Wall Street was at the edge of an abyss.
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And almost every week low-level protests over prices or wages erupt somewhere in the country that have the potential to spread if the economic free-fall worsens.
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Stocks for smaller to mid-size US shale companies are in free fall now, with the valuation for some dropping as much as 45 percent in recent days.
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Serial crises sent the value of the ruble into free fall, considerably decreasing real incomes and making it nearly impossible for the Kremlin to pay its foreign debts.
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All of that fury should pour out against the Steelers (7-5-1), who appear to be in free-fall after a nice middle part to the season.
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But with the value of the Turkish lira in free fall and with food prices rocketing, Mr. Erdogan's reputation as the guardian of the economy is much diminished.
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In the corner of their television screens, a graphic showed the Dow Jones industrial average seemingly in free fall — down 500 points, down 600, down 800, down 230,223.
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Here, Mr. Shechter, an Israeli choreographer in London, explores the world in an apocalyptic state of free fall, in which emotions and energy are heightened to the extreme.
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Under added pressure from Mahmoud Abbas, the authority's president, Gaza has suffered severe shortages of electricity and widespread layoffs that have sent its economy into a free-fall.
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The American public had been sold a war through outright fabrications; the economy was in free fall thanks to Wall Street greed and the failure of Washington regulators.
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The free fall in the Turkish lira has stoked fears of an economic fallout that could spill over into other emerging markets and the banking systems in Europe.
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If you've been listening to your boss, President Trump, or your old boss, Paul Ryan, you may be under the impression that Obamacare's markets are in free fall.
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Bitcoin's free-fall from $20,000 shows no signs of slowing down, and the conventional wisdom that the currency was not likely to dip back below $10,000 hasn't held up.
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Trump views the stock market as a report card on his administration, so some strategists expect that he would dial back some rhetoric if it was in free fall.
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Spotted by DesignBoom, Frenzel has created the mobile airbag, a case that senses when your phone is in free fall and releases metal prongs to protect it from damage.
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The news sent stock markets into a free-fall in mid-day trading, but the markets staged a late-day surge to end the day with less severe declines.
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Energy stocks were poised to extend losses for a third consecutive session, falling 0.9 percent, despite a rebound in oil prices which have been in free-fall of late.
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LSU dropped eight places to No. 21949 after losing to Florida, while Auburn went on a free fall from No. 252 to 1383 after being beaten by Mississippi State.
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Editorial Three and a half million Americans live on an island that is in economic free-fall, and Congress still isn't sure whether it will throw them a lifeline.
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"When it comes to Kors versus Coors, go with the one that's on the rebound — it's a broken stock — not the one that's still in free-fall," he concluded.
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"I think this is a clear message that consumers are changing how they operate and that there is a free fall happening in retail," Eric Schiffer, chairman of DigitalMarketing.
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Akira Amari's comments come amid growing worries that a free fall in oil prices is a sign that excess supply is chasing dwindling global demand as China's economy slows.
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In October, he held a three-hour conference call to defend Valeant after the stock went into a free fall in the face of concerns about a federal investigation.
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After the separation between the North and the South in 2011, Sudan's economy began taking a nosedive, coming to a full on free fall and crash by December 2018.
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He later backtracked on the decree, although the claim over Guyana gives Mr. Maduro a nationalistic issue while his government's popularity and the nation's economy are in free fall.
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But people familiar with the situation say it also reflects Trump's unease at making potentially unpopular decisions himself that might cause further damage to an economy in free-fall.
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As such, secondary loan trading may adopt the same volatility featured in the high yield secondary market, when the trickiest credits go into free fall when things turn sour.
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Global recorded music industry revenues hit rock bottom in 240 after a 22017-year free fall, having declined by 250 percent to $703 billion from $270 billion in 210.
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The debt was increasing rapidly in early 2009 because the economy was in free fall, and because of policy decisions made during the administration of President George W. Bush.
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The Cardinals tied the Seahawks, 6-6, in their first meeting, back before Arizona, the 2015 division champion, stumbled into its current free fall (five losses in seven games).
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Jen has been careful to protect the 3 children when Ben was in free fall, so there were periods when he regularly saw children and periods when he didn't.
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Papermaster entered AMD in October 2011 and the company seemed to be in a state of free fall, with major rivals like Qualcomm, Apple, and Samsung snapping up dissatisfied employees.
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It began on Thursday, October 24 -- known as Black Thursday -- when almost 13 million stock shares were traded, kicking off the market's free fall into complete collapse the following Tuesday.
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BHP Chief Executive Officer Andrew Mackenzie, however, told reporters he saw signs of a fundamental change and there was no longer a sense that commodity prices were "in free fall".
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Hyper-inflation and a free-fall in the value of the bolivar currency against the dollar have left the minimum wage equal to just a handful of dollars a month.
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It might be a "safe haven" for foreign investment, but the London property market has seen many analysts warn of an impending free fall as prices seemingly surge ever higher.
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The strong economy, low unemployment and solid consumer confidence numbers have helped the industry avoid the sort of free fall seen during the last recession, according to Edmunds' midyear analysis.
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Former soccer star Weah, who took the helm of the west African nation in January, has said he inherited a broken economy and government, and a currency in free fall.
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In the summer of 1997, the free fall of the Thai baht sparked a domino effect that spread across the Asian markets, and quickly set off a global financial meltdown.
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Consider the energy sector, where yields have been going up as stock prices go down, but cash flow is not safe, given the sector free fall amid low oil prices.
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"When markets are in a state of panic, leaving things unattended could trigger a free fall in the dollar/yen," said Takako Masai, head of Shinsei Bank's markets research division.
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Market researcher IHS Markit said TV panel prices continued their "free fall" in July, even after some Chinese panel makers started to adjust their production due to the high inventories.
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"This is a policy in free-fall," said Sarah Hanson-Young, an Australian lawmaker for the opposition Greens party, who said she was "pretty disgusted" by Mr. Dutton's news conference.
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Few tech disasters can send your stomach into free fall quite like realizing you've deleted something important from your laptop or phone, with no obvious way to bring it back.
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Argentina President Mauricio Macri asked the International Monetary Fund for help this week after a free fall in the country's currency, reopening old wounds from previous encounters with the fund.
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Global equities went into a free fall on Friday, losing more than $2 trillion in market capitalization, as investors scrambled to safe havens such as gold and the Japanese yen.
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Ning Zhu, professor of Finance at the Shanghai Advanced Institute of Finance (SAIF) said he's confident in Beijing's ability to manage expectations and avoid a free-fall in the yuan.
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A nearly hour-long presentation on Turkey's new economic policy by Treasury and Finance Minister Berat Albayrak - Erdogan's son-in-law - also did little to limit the currency's free-fall.
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Such spectacles feed Xi's and Putin's conviction that "the West is in free fall," says Mathew Burrows, former counselor at the National Intelligence Council, and now at the Atlantic Council.
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Facebook's stock went into free-fall late Wednesday after the company conceded that security initiatives would continue to impact its revenue, and that user attention is increasingly moving towards messaging.
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Chicago is in a free-fall, having lost five straight games, but running back Jordan Howard has been a bright spot with 885 yards on 212 carries and five touchdowns.
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As Erin Bell, a Los Angeles detective in free-fall since an undercover assignment went terribly wrong years earlier, she wears the stench of alcohol and despair to crime scenes.
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A market trading halt may occur at "three circuit breaker thresholds" on the S&P 500 due to large declines and volatility, which helps keep stocks from a free fall.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average surged over 800 points on Thursday morning, as investors were optimistic that the coronavirus economic package would help arrest the free-fall of the economy.
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After the brief pulse of heat during breakup, this free fall through the cold upper atmosphere takes several minutes, which is why meteorites are often very cold when they're found.
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She said that her husband died in January from cancer, the victim of a health system in a free fall, with medicines scarce or nonexistent and adequate treatment often unavailable.
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Washington policymakers seem not to have noticed that while global capital raising is at an all-time high, the general public's access to these markets is in competitive free fall.
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Ratings at MTV in the last five years have nose-dived, turnaround strategies have failed and the cable network's parent company, Viacom, has watched its stock go into free fall.
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Business confidence is at its lowest in seven years, and has been in free-fall since Ardern won elections in September - a stark contrast to the steady sentiment in Australia.
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Draw Something printed money for a few weeks — it was supported by advertising and also sold various in-game perks — but by May the user base was in free fall.
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With markets in a free-fall and interest rates lower than they have been in years, it would make sense that insurers would be feeling a squeeze to raise prices.
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Venezuela's traditional currency, the strong bolívar, has accelerated its free-fall in recent weeks as American sanctions make it harder for the country to stay current on its foreign debt.
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Hees is also part of a team proposing a new space mission called STE-Quest, in which they plan to measure two different isotopes of rubidium atoms in free fall.
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With yields across the developed world in free-fall, markets appear to have convinced central banks that only drastic monetary stimulus can prevent inflation expectations from evaporating for a lifetime.
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Stocks went into free fall during Powell's post-meeting news conference Wednesday where he suggested the central bank would not slow its pace of hikes as quickly as some had hoped.
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During his remarks at a Cincinnati factory, the Dow went into a free fall and experienced its biggest single-day drop in history, which wiped trillions of dollars off the market.
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When the VVIX is in free-fall, it means that money managers who bet on the action of the VIX itself think that volatility will go down, not up, Sebastian said.
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The characters are always in some sort of mortal peril, whether they're being shot at, nearly getting crushed by errant bots, or on a free fall collision course with solid ground.
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His demands for lower interest rates have exacerbated concerns that the central bank lacks independence and sent the lira currency into free fall - it is down by a fifth this year.
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Eustace, a pilot who holds the world record for the highest-altitude free-fall jump from space, knew that he wanted to be a part of those efforts to transform transportation.
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They are going to be getting the standard F-35 variant, the F-35A, which will be able to carry the B-61 free-fall bombs that those countries currently host.
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This all happened while the vehicle was still two miles (3.7 km) above ground, causing a catastrophic free fall that sent the lander plummeting downward at 185 mph (300 km/h).
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Highlighting the rippling effect, the death of Zhejiang Jindun Fans Co's Chairman Zhou Jiancan this week triggered rumors of a failed investment in Leshi, whose shares have been in free-fall.
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The day of the rally, Sanders joked that a single tweet of his about Ariad Pharmaceuticals jacking up the price of a leukemia drug sent the company's stock into free fall.
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But it, or any central bank, could also buy an even broader range of assets, including high-yield bonds or stocks or even buildings, should financial markets go into free fall.
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A year earlier, NBC, whose TV programming was then run by Jeff Zucker, had been in free fall, with the hit sitcom "Friends" about to end and nothing to replace it.
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Moving on, Yik Yak — the anonymous messaging and chat app for the kids — seems to also be in a bit of a free-fall after raising oodles of money in 2014.
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After two minutes of free-fall, you must position yourself to land on a net less than half the size of a football field, spread out 42 feet above the earth.
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Sterling as well as Trip Miller of Gullane Capital said FedEx's stock free fall is tied to the trade war as FedEx, naturally, depends quite a bit on free, global trade.
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"The market is in free-fall at the moment and until there is clarity about how the crisis will be resolved, I don't see a floor," said a regional fund manager.
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With members of Congress calling in the press for Zuckerberg to be held accountable, if this free fall continues, some board members and shareholders may decide the company needs new leadership.
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After disconnecting from New Shepard's booster, the capsule glides in space at three times the speed of sound for a few minutes before gravity pulls the craft into a free fall.
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Fishermen who worked the bay could not fish there for more than a month, leaving them in a financially perilous situation amid soaring inflation and a national economy in free fall.
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It's unlikely anyone will take credit for the current global market free fall, which, after three days, is clearly not just a correction but an overdue unwinding of years of excess.
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He was ignored, and after Diem's death in a military coup, South Vietnam went into free fall, leading Lyndon Johnson to send American troops into combat to avert a Communist victory.
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Now, his triumph over Hillary Clinton has dealt another major blow to Mexico: The peso has been sent into free-fall, raising fears that the country's economy could slide into recession.
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Calling Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell an enemy and comparing him to the communist leader of China — sending the markets into a free fall — is one of the most recent examples.
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As the stock market continued its coronavirus-related free fall this week, Taylor sent out an email offering five pieces of advice to her clients to help them weather the storm.
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The Royals are in free fall after Harry and Meghan bolted, and we broke a few stories this week suggesting Lori Loughlin has a solid defense in the college admissions scandal.
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After the Cambridge story broke, when Facebook's stock price was in free fall, I got to thinking about how Facebook had 11 years' worth of my private messages, photos and posts.
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"The situation in Turkey has turned dire with the currency in free-fall in recent days," Bruce Kasman, managing director of global research at J.P. Morgan, wrote in a note Friday.
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While the Mariners are soaring, Los Angeles is in a deep free fall with 11 consecutive defeats — matching the dubious franchise record — to fall a season-worst 203 games below .500.
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Media metrics giant Comscore pays SEC $5 million in fraud settlement The company's share price has been in free-fall since some of its actions came to light earlier this year.
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And the company has a second breakout performer in Adam J. Bernard, as the James Brown-like Jimmy Early, whom the galvanic Mr. Bernard catches in glistening yet scary free-fall.
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But his political standing appeared to be in a free fall by Friday night, when the Democratic caucuses in the state House and Senate said that Mr. Fairfax needed to quit.
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As of Tuesday, if all goes to plan, the test masses in the LISA Pathfinder spacecraft will be floating in free fall, the spacecraft moving around them thanks to tiny microthrusters.
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Oblivious to his free-fall rating of 21 percent, Macron then tried to move closer to Germany by raising the fuel taxes to prevent the budget deficit running over the mandated limit.
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Their bus tells the story of a once-wealthy nation in stomach-dropping free fall, as hundreds of people flee daily from a land where fear and want are the new normal.
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Projected in a soaring offsite warehouse space, presented by Kurimanzutto, Calderón's Caída libre (Free fall) shrouds the difference between documentary and fictional narrative, sending uncomfortably real shivers down the spines of viewers.
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The cryptocurrency market is currently in the kind of free-fall (or collapse, or implosion, or conflagration, or all-consuming dumpster fire) that's usually reserved for tulips in Holland in February 1637.
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After being put in the dangerous whirlwind free fall for what seemed like forever (the drop kept going and going and going), she just brushed it off like it was nothing. Incredible.
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Zoe interprets their free-fall descent as a metaphor for the plummeting economy after the stock market crash of 1929, drawing on Walter Benjamin's idea that cartoons expose the barbarism in society.
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Where it stands: Although Merkel's coalition partners, the Social Democrats (SPD), are in free fall, her popularity has helped the political center hold in Germany much better than in other EU countries.
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"With stocks having fallen so much, much of the risk has been priced in and another free-fall is quite unlikely, although the chance of a sustainable rebound is slim," he said.
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The arguments are therefore focused on the new cruise missile and a $22027 billion new version of the free-fall nuclear bomb called the B25-12, which will replace four older variants.
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And if Vladimir Putin ever attacked the United States or its allies, much harsher sanctions that denied Russian banks access to global financial markets could send the Russian economy into free-fall.
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The free fall in energy prices and concern among investors over how Energy Transfer would pay for the $6 billion cash portion of the deal caused his own company's stock to collapse.
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The peso was in free-fall for most of this week after a shock primary election result on Sunday, when center-left presidential candidate Alberto Fernandez trounced center-right President Mauricio Macri.
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According to people familiar with the campaign's internal polling, Balderson, partly because of a statement he made regarding Social Security and Medicare, was in a "free-fall" with two weeks to go.
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The move exacerbated concerns about a shortage of crude at a time when Venezuela's production is in free fall and the market is grappling with short-term disruptions from Canada and Libya.
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Though the interviewer pivoted to mention his recent Wimbledon doubles title with Mike Bryan, Sock's win over Andreozzi served as a parachute to slow what has been a free-fall in singles.
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In opposition, Republicans were prepared to send Obamacare into free fall, suing the Obama administration to stop the CSR payments in 20183 and thereby handing Trump the tools to undercut the law.
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"Between 211 and 220, Baltimore went into free fall," said Charles Duff, a developer whose nonprofit organization, Jubilee Baltimore, has spent more than two decades trying to revive the city's ailing neighborhoods.
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For reasons we'll be plumbing for many years to come, America in 2016 elected a president bereft of those traits, and the country ever since has been in a moral free fall.
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And both arguments were equally spurious: Coal is in free fall as an energy source, feared as a major cause of climate change and run off the market by cheaper natural gas.
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I mean we&aposve all been trying to talk about the culture for decades and mocked by people like Bill Maher and others who don&apost mind the free fall in the culture.
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Merkel's reliance on the other major party, the Social Democrats (SPD), to build three of four coalitions has caused the SPD to free fall in the polls and prompted competition from smaller parties.
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While most analysts say OPEC members are all talk, and no action, some say there is an outside chance members could feel pressured enough to act if crude prices are in free fall.
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But the oil boom ended the following year, leaving Mr Maduro, a former bus driver whose main qualification for office was his loyalty to Chávez, to run a country in economic free-fall.
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Markets took China at its word and went into free fall as speculators, not least Chinese speculators, targeted the metals complex as a proxy for darkening growth prospects, not least Chinese growth prospects.
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The SafeAir Pyrotechnic Parachute Recovery Solution (we'll just call it the SafeAir) clips on to the top of the drone and automatically deploys when free fall is detected by a built-in chip.
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It will be Naimi's first public appearance in the U.S. since OPEC's shock decision in November 2014 to keep heavily pumping oil even though mounting oversupply was already sending prices into free-fall.
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Video: European Space Agency/YouTube The proof-of-concept involved two gold platinum cubes, which were suspended in free-fall about 38 centimeters apart within the spacecraft, where only gravity could influence them.
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Trump's support is in free fall, with national polls showing him trailing Democrat Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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A 200-metre-long section of the bridge gave way in August of last year, sending dozens of vehicles into free-fall and severing part of a motorway linking Italy with southern France.
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Meanwhile, Cuba, with the economy of ally Venezuela in free fall and prospects for improved relations with the U.S. dim, will look to other countries, like Iran and China, for help, he said.
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By the time Roosevelt won his first presidential election, the economy had been in free-fall for more than three years and the stock market had lost nearly 90 percent of its value.
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As Gizmodo's Maddie Stone wrote last December:Its goal is simple: using laser interferometers, the spacecraft will attempt to precisely measure the relative positions of two 1.8 inch gold-platinum cubes in free fall.
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The Soviet Union was in a glorious free fall, shedding republics seemingly by the day, and Eastern Europe was squinting out into the light of liberation for the first time in forty years.
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TV that Obama came into office when both the U.S. and global economy were in a "free fall," and that he made the "necessary steps" and worked with Congress to ultimately save both.
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Perhaps inevitably, his writings reflect his career as a painter and its various twists and turns—or, if you like, the puzzling free fall that ensued after an initial period of astonishing brilliance.
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The record will be released on English legacy imprint Planet Mu and follow her EP from February, Dark Lotus, last year's Free Fall EP, and her widely-praised 2016 debut LP Dark Energy.
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But the advertising business that has sustained the local newspapers — the car dealers, retailers and movie theaters that for generations filled their pages with ads — has gone from slow decline to free fall.
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The tenge has lost about 14% of its value against the dollar since the collapse of the global oil producers' pact which sent the price of crude, Kazakhstan's key export, into free fall.
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The tenge has lost about 14% of its value against the dollar since the collapse of a global oil producers' pact that sent the price of crude, Kazakhstan's key export, into free fall.
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Unfinished when Büchner died in 1837 at 23, the fragmentary portrait of a mind in free fall is regarded as one of the first tragedies to put a working-class character center stage.
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LONDON — A dark night of the soul is gradually and movingly illuminated in "The Night of the Iguana," the infrequently seen Tennessee Williams play that in fact anatomizes three souls in free fall.
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The campaign of Joe Biden — who is still trying to project confidence about his support among black voters while assuring voters he's the best general-election candidate — seems to be in free fall.
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No. 3 St. Louis Blues The Wild thrived for most of the season under their new coach, Bruce Boudreau, until a free fall in March, when they won only four of 23 games.
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The Magic were quiet on trade deadline day and continued their free fall that night by coughing up a lead in Thursday's 112-103 defeat against Portland - their sixth loss in seven games.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The German industry remains in recession but is no longer in free-fall and an improvement in the sector's prospects is coming into view, the Ifo economic institute said on Thursday.
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There's no doubt that Catastrophe's ability to talk about alcoholism in a way that actually makes sense stems from Delaney himself, a recovering alcoholic who knows exactly what it's like to free fall.
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The two-year free-fall in oil prices that began in 2014 decimated the bottom line of energy companies, but since the second half of last year, the sector's profits have been rebounding.
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Trump's campaign was in free fall when he entered the debate hall Sunday night, reeling from the revelation of a 2005 video in which he spoke of women in lewd and sexually aggressive terms.
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Demonstrations dominated by young faces have paralyzed the country in recent days, forcing Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri's government to rush out measures aimed at quelling anger and rescuing an economy in free fall.
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Demonstrations dominated by young faces have paralysed the country in recent days, forcing Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri's government to rush out measures aimed at quelling anger and rescuing an economy in free fall.
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During the first phase, InSight will free-fall through the atmosphere using a heat shield for protection as the surrounding air slams into the spacecraft, heating it up to temperatures of 013,700 degrees Fahrenheit.
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In May, after he announced he would exercise more control over the central bank in the years to come and proclaimed, bizarrely, that high interest rates cause inflation, the lira went into free fall.
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Mexico's peso is in free fall and presumably that country's citizens and leaders are in serious need of some reassurances that Trump will not push for any quick and rash action along the border.
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The yield on the 10-year Treasury note — an important rate banks use when setting mortgage rates and other lending — is in free fall, plunging more than 40 basis points over the last month.
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Fund managers polled by Reuters in the United States, Europe, Britain and Japan raised cash allocations to 22015 percent in May, the highest level since January when global equity markets were in free-fall.
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The equity free fall in China has many moving parts but traders have been focusing on the surprise yuan depreciation that the central bank has engineered at various points over the last few months.
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The August free-fall, which saw the Dow lose 2500,673 points at one point in intraday trading, was triggered by the same factors - weakening of the yuan and a sharp slide in oil prices.
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Apple's greater China sales, which had gone into a near free fall earlier this year, dipped only slightly, assuaging concerns that trade tension were undermining Apple's standing in one of its most important markets.
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From there Opening Night tracks the actress's emotional free-fall as the truths that sustained her are thrown into question and her life and performance, both onstage and off, bleed frighteningly into each other.
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In the fashion chain's fiscal second quarter, shareholders took home 28 cents, well short of Wall Street's 45 cent estimates, which triggered the stock price to free fall more than 13% in the session.
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Biden, whose poll standings have slowly declined since entering the race more than six months ago, avoids any free-fall for one reason: Voters still think he has the best chance to defeat Trump.
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The road offers cyclists two options: an inside track, wherein riders navigate enormous boulders and the broken rubble road, or an outside track free of most obstacles but harrowingly close to a free fall.
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The messy ending of the meetings at OPEC's headquarters in Vienna "risks sending oil prices into a free fall," said Bjornar Tonhaugen, head of oil market research at Rystad Energy, a market research firm.
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Mr. Levy was encouraging, but reminded Mr. Weprin that he was going to have a hard time getting bank financing to buy a luxury hotel business when Wall Street was in a free fall.
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Even as his administration has ramped up its coronavirus response, Trump has appeared hesitant at times to take steps that would further kneecap a U.S. economy that is already in an unprecedented free fall.
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He acts less like a man in free fall than like a guy who's got it all figured out, which has the effect of making him at once pitiable, infuriating and kind of mysterious.
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Take the humble quadratic (typified by the formula "x to the power 2," or x²) which, for instance, tracks how the distance traveled by an object in free-fall increases with x, the time.
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On Monday, with the sanctions hours from kicking back in and Iran facing economic free-fall and social unrest, it became clear that the Iranian government had been trying to prepare for far longer.
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And while neither team has looked particularly sharp, with both seemingly suffering from a Super Bowl hangover, the game is of particular importance to the Falcons, a team that may be in free-fall.
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The Federal Reserve is under pressure from Wall Street to cut interest rates as the financial sector braces for the unknown economic toll of the coronavirus and after markets suffered a weeklong free fall.
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"Once you go to space, you can throw your object, and it will be in free fall for a long time," says physicist Aurélien Hees of the Paris Observatory, a member of the team.
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The dollar actually rose against other currencies even as the economy was in free fall in late 2008, and the Fed deployed trillions of dollars in unconventional programs to try to stop the crisis.
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But constant internal fighting over the future of the most valuable digital token as well as traditional financial institutions beginning to flex some regulatory muscle, Bitcoin's position has been in free fall since mid-December.
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Traders reported a significant increase in investors hedging against a no-deal Brexit, an event that could send sterling into free fall and hurt the economy by raising trade barriers with Britain's biggest export market.
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The world's biggest start-ups will probably push ahead with initial public offerings next year despite markets that have been in free-fall lately, according to J.P. Morgan's global chairman of investment banking Jennifer Nason.
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"When stocks went into free-fall on thin volume the day before Christmas, that should have prompted officials at the exchanges, maybe [the] Treasury [Department], [the] SEC, to ask what the heck happened," he argued.
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After a 26.5-second free fall, the parachute deployment sequence was initiated, starting with the opening of a smaller, 22-foot (4.8 m) pilot chute, which then triggered the opening of the second, main parachute.
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The fact that withdrawing from an international cultural organization makes the US look bad, at a time when the world's opinion of the US is already free-fall, doesn't appear to be a major concern.
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The stock market looks like it's in a "free fall," Raymond James strategist Jeffrey Saut said Thursday as global stock markets were sinking after a second circuit-breaker trading suspension in Chinese equities this week.
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Back in late July and early August, for instance, when Donald Trump was in free fall after spending a week attacking a Gold Star family, the campaign transferred funds and organizers to Georgia and Arizona.
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The Middle East is in free fall, and jihadists remain a very potent and dangerous force, as the Investigative Project on Terrorism (IPT) identified in a recent analysis on the global growth of Islamist terror.
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The Milwaukee Brewers are in full free-fall mode and look to halt a six-game losing streak when they host the Cincinnati Reds on Saturday for the middle contest of their three-game set.
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To make room for an expressway that took 21970 years to excavate, the Bronx was cut in half, atomizing neighborhoods, causing an exodus of the population, a free-fall in property values, and widespread incineration.
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"Vertical Wind Tunnel training provides a realistic in-flight training venue for individuals and teams to practice in flight body stabilization drills and emergency procedures associated with Military Free Fall (MFF) program," according to documents.
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In the full trailer for The Morning Show, beloved TV host Mitch Kessler (Steve Carell) is fired over mysterious allegations which sends both his world and co-host Alex Levy's (Jennifer Aniston) into free fall.
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Had Mr. Trump's vision of a free-fall bankruptcy been implemented, a result would have been a dramatically shrunken American auto industry and even more of those job-killing imports that he claims to detest.
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"The tool I've found which has proven to be the most reliable safety net for emotional free fall is actually the same tool that has helped me to make my best business decisions," he says.
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Indonesia lost 13.5 percent of its GDP in a single year; the rupiah was in free-fall; the government tried to raise the price of gasoline by 70 percent, and the price of electricity tripled.
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The Turkish lira has continued its six-day free fall, hitting a record low against the dollar following news that the U.S. will review the country's duty-free access to the American market, reports Reuters.
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Mr. Trump has told friends he got out of the airline industry at the right time, though the economics of the industry were in a free fall by the time Mr. Trump unloaded the shuttle.
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Ten days ago, Bernie Sanders was the frontrunner, Joe Biden's campaign was seen as potentially in free fall, and Mike Bloomberg was rising in the polls and seen as a potential savior of moderate Democrats.
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher Ten years ago this week, U.S. policymakers hatched a plan to rescue a financial system in free fall.
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With the exception of Severino, who is having a Cy Young Award-caliber season with a 133-213 record and 213 E.R.A., the rest of the Yankees starting staff appears to be in free fall.
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At the end of his interview with Neil in "263 Up," Apted risks asking what Neil makes of the maxim, which in Neil's case would have predicted something other than a life of free-fall.
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Catholic schools, which traditionally served as engines of upward mobility for the working class, reached peak enrollment in the mid-1960s, with 5.6 million children, and have largely been in a free-fall ever since.
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Mr. Baverez, a lawyer and economist whose "Chronicles of French Decline" came out this week and whose "France in Free Fall" was a hit in 0003, said he didn't believe in the idea of declinism.
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"Now, with his administration in free-fall, Donald Trump is flailing and melting down on national television, desperately clutching for conspiracy theories that have been debunked and dismissed by independent, credible news organizations," Bedingfield said.
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Mr. O'Reilly, of course, has been in slow-motion free-fall ever since this paper reported that Fox had paid more than $13 million to five female colleagues who had accused him of sexual harassment.
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Finally, if the reported upcoming transition is true Pompeo will take over a department that is in free fall due to Tillerson's mismanagement and the White House belief that the State Department is the enemy.
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But Mr. Obama's record looks much better if you make adjustment for the fact that he took office in the middle of an economic free fall, or if you compare him with either President Bush.
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"Our economy is broken, our government is broke, our currency is in free-fall, inflation is rising, unemployment is at an unprecedented high, and our foreign reserves are at an all-time low," Weah warned.
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Nothing was resolved, and it appeared that if anything, the meeting illustrated how antagonists have hardened their positions over the crisis afflicting Venezuela, once Latin America's most prosperous country, now in an economic free fall.
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With markets in free fall, cases of COVID-19 increasing rapidly, and global economic activity mired in a vicious contraction, investors have been searching for anything that resembles a glimmer of hope amidst the chaos.
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With the global economy in free fall, a solid Democratic majority in Congress, and substantial public support, Obama had both an opportunity and a mandate (or at least he claimed one), and he ran with them.
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Guffaw if you like, but those who are both regarded and regard themselves as "better" leaders have lower numbers than the American president — and while his are trending up, some of theirs are in free fall.
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Six Flags, one of the world's biggest amusement-park companies, is experimenting with adding VR to drop towers—devices in which the rider experiences several seconds of free-fall before being decelerated for a safe landing.
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There, he laid out his strategy for taking on the new president, who was sweeping into office on a tide of popularity, historical resonance and great expectations barely diminished by the economic free fall then underway.
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With Trump, it's like constantly watching a fly ball fall between a shortstop and a left fielder — that kind of suspended anxiety free fall, where nobody really knows what to do, because there's nothing to do.
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In 2013, then central bank governor Raghuram Rajan announced a similar forex deposit swap arrangement at a subsidised market rate to attract dollars and prevent the rupee's free fall during India's worst currency crisis since 1990s.
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Aikins will free fall for just 126 seconds – too brief and require too much focus for terror to set in – but the same can't be said for the 20-minute plane ride leading up to it.
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In order to work, those cubes have to be in a state of constant free fall; they cannot touch the spacecraft shielding them and must be unperturbed by outside forces, like solar radiation or tiny particles.
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According to the Population Institute's annual report on the state of reproductive health and rights, the situation has continued to decline: "a slippery slope that is quickly becoming a free fall," as the report puts it.
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The company held a successful "drop test" of its LauncherOne rocket, in which the crucial piece of its launch system was released in a free fall from its Boeing 747-based launch aircraft (nicknamed "Cosmic Girl").
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The euro has been floating just above parity, or a one-to-one ratio, with the dollar, since its free-fall from March of 2014 to March of 2015, exacerbated by this distorted interest rate dynamic.
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Over at our sister site Re/Code, Kara Swisher reported earlier this week that Yahoo's financials are in "free fall," and that it's in danger of losing out on major payments from its Japanese partner Softbank.
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Sterling was sent into free-fall on Monday after a date was set for a U.K. referendum on the country's membership of the European Union after the country renegotiated its membership of the 28-country bloc.
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A near 4 percent devaluation of the yuan last August sent Chinese - and emerging market - stocks into free fall, with investors pulling out money from an economy that is still coming to terms with slowing growth.
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As a result of the present downdraft in the overall Chinese economy, the values of many such acquisitions are going into free fall, leading to an increase in recorded asset impairments, as required by accounting guidelines.
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"This is interpreted as arising from the impact of the Schiaparelli module itself following a much longer free fall than planned, after the thrusters were switched off prematurely," the space agency said in a news release.
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The report — citing a person with direct knowledge on the matter — said that Argentine President Mauricio Macri reached out to the IMF after the peso began to free-fall, affecting other financial markets in the country.
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The steep drop in guns sales threw gunmakers' shares into free-fall, and privately held Remington, which has been making firearms since 1816, this month laid off 122 workers from its factory in Ilion, New York.
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By 2008, the housing bubble popped, home prices were in a free-fall and the mortgage-backed securities that banks had loaded up on were threatening to plunge those firms — and the economy — into the abyss.
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For example, it attacked and ridiculed Ben Bernanke for cutting interest rates in December 2008 — that is, at a time when the economy was in free fall, and desperately needed all the support it could get.
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But our reporter finds the opposite is true: Mr. Maduro has used all the political disasters in his country — an economy in free-fall, months of street protests, global isolation — to tighten his grip on power.
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With air travel in free fall as the coronavirus pandemic worsens across the country, thousands of workers like Ms. Campos have been laid off from their jobs at the major airports that serve New York City.
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Though shares of the casino crept back to their January highs as recently as May, the stock has been in a near-free fall ever since and traded down to an eight-month low on Monday.
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Over all, car sales in Russia have been in a free fall, driven by Western economic sanctions and the collapse of oil prices, to fewer than 1.5 million last year from nearly three million in 2014.
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A survey earlier on Thursday showed India's service sector activity contracted at its sharpest rate in nearly four years in July after a new nation-wide tax sowed confusion and sent new orders into free fall.
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The Sharks have lost four straight games (0-3-1) and have just one victory in 11 outings (533-8-2) in a free fall that's sent them to the bottom of the Western Conference standings.
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It's a view that very few people will ever get to see firsthand: Legs dangling in free fall above the Earth with nothing but empty space between you and the planet's blue surface 250 miles below.
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The alliance reversed course and agreed to hike output in June after it removed more barrels from the market than it intended, largely due to the ongoing free fall in Venezuelan output and supply disruptions in Libya.
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"Hujar crafted the portrait of a city in free fall, complementing Wojnarowicz's dark vision of Reagan-era America," the exhibition's wall text points out, summarizing an overarching theme and maybe also the portent of the photographer's oeuvre.
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When the current passed through the wire, it bent slightly under the influence of geomagnetism and shifted the two containers off course from free fall a very small distance, approximately two hundred meters over the whole fall.
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Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS, Arizona State UniversityThe ESA now estimates that Schiaparelli entered free fall some 1.25 to 2.5 miles (2 to 4 km) above the surface, at a velocity greater than 180 mph (300 kph).
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Love, heartbreak, and existential free-fall would follow, his newfound seclusion inspiring solitary stretches of songwriting that would spawn two albums: Last year's acclaimed breakthrough Singing Saw, and its counterpart, City Music, out today on Dead Oceans.
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Italian bank shares continued the free-fall seen in Monday's session, with shares in Banco Monte dei Paschi di Siena sinking over 14 percent after being temporarily suspended for a second consecutive day following rapid sharp losses.
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The sketch loses some of its steam as the magic carpet goes into free fall and has to make an emergency landing, but neither actor gives up on it, smiling all the way to the end. 3.
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Be an example to white artists who build their early careers on the backs of black audiences, cross over, forget about us until their careers are in free fall and then want us to love them again.
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While trust in government has been trending downward for decades, trust in the United States now appears to be in free fall as a host of half truths and outright lies become entrenched in our political system.
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"Knowledge of the altitude and velocity at the end of the rough braking phase should be able to tell if the loss of signal matches the time it takes to free fall to the surface," Bassa said.
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Ashley, who owns 55 percent of the company, has come under renewed fire in recent months from media, politicians and investors over the firm's employment practices and with trading deteriorating its shares have been in free-fall.
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By Saturday we'll be reviewing the campaign missteps that sent her poll numbers into free fall, and the pundits on the Sunday morning talk shows can bicker over which of her confidantes and handlers are to blame.
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Trump also once again called for a payroll tax to millions of workers to help curb an economic free fall in the coming weeks, though the idea has largely been seen as a nonstarter on Capitol Hill.
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Two skydivers were traveling at 120 mph in free fall in the sky above an airfield in western England when they were almost hit by two US F-15 fighter jets out of a nearby air base.
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Move the setting to 1965 Texas, as in the extremely charming FREE FALL (Penny Bright Publishing; paper, $12.99; ebook, $3.99), by Emma Barry and Genevieve Turner, and a shotgun wedding less than a decade before Roe v.
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With more countries reporting new infections, companies starting to curtail employees' travel and global stock markets on the precipice of a free fall, U.S. health officials scrambled to deal with the prospect of a widening domestic outbreak.
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With child care so expensive and long-term care options in free fall, it makes economic sense for many women to retreat from the workplace to conserve more money for their families That's arguably not a choice.
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Other metals also regained some ground following Friday's free fall, with palladium rising 2.8% to $2,666.92 per ounce after shedding as much as 13% on Friday - its biggest one-day percentage decline since the 2008 financial crisis.
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On the surface, he was simply embracing his own policy of glasnost, the new openness introduced alongside perestroika, the restructuring of the Soviet Union's command economy that was meant to rescue the country from geopolitical free-fall.
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Instead, Anna Waterhouse and Joe Shrapnel's script spends too much time observing Seberg's fictional and ultimately conscience-stricken nemesis, the F.B.I. Agent Jack Solomon (Jack O'Connell), whose spying and harassment will send her into emotional free-fall.
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And not just here: Native fish are in free-fall throughout the Columbia River basin, a situation so dire that many groups are urging the removal of four large dams to keep the fish from being lost.
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One thing is certain: Le Pen needs to distract attention from her economic program, a hodgepodge of nationalist and statist measures combined with exit from the euro, which alone could send French bank accounts into free fall.
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When you're in a state of free fall coming down on a drop tower at a theme park or on a roller coaster or orbiting the Earth, where only gravity is acting, you're in a weightless state.
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Emerging markets are in free fall, led by currency declines in Turkey and Argentina and mounting fears that years of buying up cheap dollar-based debt after the financial crisis has created an unsustainable debt-repayment cycle.
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Since October, Venezuela's currency, the bolívar, has been in free fall, with the black-market dollar rising against it by 350 percent at its height, putting food even further out of reach and sinking the president's popularity.
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Following the mass departure of GMA's membership, Geoff Freeman was hired as president and CEO in the summer of 2018 and essentially tasked with trying to fix an association that was seen as being in free fall.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average and pan-European Europe Stoxx 600 indexes went into a free fall last week, and on Wednesday the former fell 6.3% to close below 20,000 for the first time since February 2017.
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When we've dominated possession in a match only to come undone in the final minute of injury time and give away a soft goal, dropping a precious point and sending heads into free-fall, physically and psychologically.
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The re-launch comes in the wake of a free-fall spurred by cash-strapped distributors and other backers, putting projects—like a video for Redito's then-just released single—on hold as the label sought new partners.
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Britain's economic free fall and this year's tumultuous U.S. election are yet again prime source material for a show that seems to constantly feed on the zeitgeist, even if the show's conflict does seem more insular this season.
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And then they realized that no one would take the job because they thought the campaign was in free-fall, and they didn't have to pay me any more than my paltry salary, so I got a promotion.
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While he set the bar pretty high, he then seemed to drop the ball—er, ring—but his fiancée quickly caught on that it was a decoy and jokingly flipped him off as she began her free fall.
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The ESA scientists demonstrated that they were able to create this free fall state, as well as greatly reduce all outside forces on the objects inside the spacecraft, according to a new study published in Physical Review Letters.
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Output has gone into free fall as the country's isolation has increased, shrinking from 2.4 million bpd in 2016 to 2.0 million bpd in 2017 and 1.5 million bpd in 173, according to the Joint Organisations Data Initiative.
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After President Bush left the White House, President Obama was faced with a staggering $1.2 trillion projected budget deficit in his first year alone, according to estimates from the Congressional Budget Office, and an economy in free fall.
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Output has gone into free fall as the country's isolation has increased, shrinking from 2.4 million bpd in 2016 to 2.0 million bpd in 20183 and 1.5 million bpd in 2018, according to the Joint Organisations Data Initiative.
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An attempt at reconciliation between the two last fall has since bogged down, and a standoff over salaries and revenue has sent the territory's economy into free-fall, with many expecting a war with Israel as a result.
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It's like she's on a cliff edge with each of these moments — Missandei, Rhaegal — and each one is like a finger being pulled from the ledge, and she's only got one finger left, and then it's free-fall.
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Europe's oil & gas index tumbled 7.3%, with crude prices in a free fall after Saudi Arabia started a price war by slashing its official selling price and setting plans for a dramatic increase in crude production next month.
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PAUL TUDOR JONES: No. I'm saying we have to be extraordinarily vigilant, and exercise, implement and practice extreme safety measures until we get on the other side of the epidemic curve and see it in a free fall.
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In the past, B-1s have been used extensively to drop Joint Direct Attack Munitions, essentially free-fall bombs with guidance systems attached to their tails, which can get them within 21 feet (2200 meters) of their target.
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The move had sent shares in mortgage selling companies into free-fall and triggered a push by the brokers and the banks that depend on the payments to distribute their home loan products to lobby against the reforms.
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Venezuela's economy has been in free fall since the 2014 collapse of oil prices, which left the socialist economic system unable to maintain an elaborate system of subsidies and price controls that functioned during the oil boom years.
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The men's skydive had been going as planned until the two approached the landing area, where difficulties caused them to free fall and hit the ground in what was described as a "hard landing," the sheriff's office said.
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On Thursday, with another Knicks season in full free fall, Anthony was waiting to learn whether Eastern Conference coaches had selected him to play as a reserve in this year's All-Star Game, which is scheduled for Feb.
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The real economy was in free fall: Over the winter America was losing 700,000 jobs a month, while world trade and industrial output were falling as fast as they did in the first year of the Great Depression.
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In an operation where Trump clearly answers to no one but himself, there's no guarantee that Lewandowski's exit can help right a campaign that has been in free fall because of an undisciplined candidate, meager fundraising and minimal infrastructure.
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"Another profit warning just a few months after the updated mid-term targets may put the credibility of the current strategy and management team in question," said Berenberg analysts, warning of a likely "free-fall" in the stock today.
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Meanwhile a free fall in Venezuelan production may be further exacerbated by the move of ConocoPhillips, a large American producer, to freeze some Caribbean assets of PDVSA, Venezuela's state oil company, as part of a long-running legal dispute.
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While there have been other "parachute-free" skydives before, in each case, the person making the jump has either been grabbed in free fall by another skydiver with a parachute, or put their parachute on after exiting the plane.
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The number of clients calling Mercatus for advice has increased lately compared to six months ago, when prices were also in free-fall but companies were less certain that they had seen the end of a historic price rout.
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U.S. stock futures were higher this morning, but were off their best levels of the day ahead of this morning's release of the December employment report, and after the Chinese market broke out of two days of free fall.
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" Despite the good news for the maintenance of the nuclear deal, Geranmayeh says this isn't a solution to Iran's economic problems, just one part in an effort to, "contain the damage and prevent the free fall of the economy.
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They may begin with pre-written policy points, but will inevitably swerve into talk of windmills, dip into jocular opinions on light bulbs, corkscrew into savage commentary on immigration, then free-fall into musings on news of the day.
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The free-fall in oil prices had a larger influence on inflation-linked products than Draghi's statements that there were "no limits" to how far the ECB could go to meet its inflation target of just below 2 percent.
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But relatively simplistic graphics become utterly convincing once the ride really gets going, and the physical forces of the coaster — the weightlessness during free fall, the four and a half Gs around the turn — perfectly match the visual storyline.
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While the news industry is in free fall, Facebook rode its year of nonstop scandals to record profits, reporting a net fourth-quarter income in 2018 of nearly $6.9 billion, up 61 percent from the same period in 2017.
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It's not tied to a traditional, linear structure but is instead a free fall of off-putting scenarios, grotesque word pairings, and the deranged brain droppings of an artist who is possibly a genius but possibly also completely insane.
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Argentina's peso was in free fall for most of this week after a shock primary election result on Sunday, when center-left presidential candidate Alberto Fernandez trounced center-right President Mauricio Macri by a margin of 15 percentage points.
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For at least a handful, the emails have especially rankled given the seeming free fall of Mr. Trump, which has bolstered their view that Mr. Sanders's proudly left-wing politics would not have precluded victory in the general election.
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Washington (CNN)After months of minimizing a spreading crisis, it was only after a stock market free-fall and two of his closest congressional allies quarantined themselves that President Donald Trump instructed his top advisers to prepare dramatic action.
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Shares of Tesla, a maker of electric-powered vehicles, also were in free fall, plunging 8 percent plunge after the National Transportation Safety Board said it was investigating a fatal crash last week involving a Tesla vehicle in California.
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As you can see, there are many cases where the spot price ends up swinging far above or below what traders expected: the Asian financial crisis of 24, the Icarus-like adventure in 21970, the free fall in 21980.
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Once a top supplier of prestige-minded dramas, the Weinstein Company has been in free-fall since investigations by The New York Times and The New Yorker revealed sexual harassment and rape allegations against Harvey Weinstein going back decades.
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"When our country was in free fall, the Women's March got us out of our despair and out of our homes and into the streets," said Cecile Richards, president of Planned Parenthood and a key speaker at the rally.
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With more countries reporting new infections, companies starting to curtail employees' travel and global stock markets on the precipice of a free fall, health officials scrambled to deal with the prospect of a widening outbreak in the United States.
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But far from trafficking in sensationalism, "Harrogate" probes the damaged psyche that leaves Patrick in evident free-fall, occupying a dark recess of the soul that exists beyond vision, to co-opt an image from Ms. Ridgeway's final speech.
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The Tigers waved the white flag several weeks ago with a series of trades and have continued their free-fall with five straight losses, the last three of which came at the hands of the red-hot Cleveland Indians.
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ValueAct's disclosure on Thursday is another plot twist in a saga that began in the middle of 2015, when questions about Valeant's business practices sparked a series of news events and lawsuits that sent the stock into free-fall.
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CAPE TOWN — South African President Jacob Zuma is facing massive protests and public backlash after he abruptly axed finance minister Pravin Gordhan last week, infuriating business leaders and citizens, and plunging the South African rand into a free fall.
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On Friday, he acknowledged that "there's still anxiety and concern about the general direction of the economy," noting the job losses, stock market plunges and free fall in the housing market in 2007-2008 were still fresh in Americans' memories.
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And the only thing more terrifying than that is if it happens to be one of those coasters where you're hanging upside down from a harness, leaving nothing but 98-feet of free-fall space between you and the ground.
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" As evidence of the disconnect between the free fall in oil prices and energy bond prices, Mr. Mish noted in a report issued on Wednesday that most high-yield issuers' business models "don't work with oil in the $20-$40 range.
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This week, however, the central bank has begun engineering a very slow decline of the rial, suggesting it will let the currency move gradually in response to supply and demand, as long as a fresh free-fall can be avoided.
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The system is, for instance, relied upon by the JDAM (joint direct-attack munition) kits that America's air force attaches to its free-fall bombs to turn them into smart weapons that can be guided with precision to their targets.
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The country of 27.5 million and third-largest OPEC producer has seen its currency go into free fall and inflation approach 9.93% after being hit by wide-ranging sanctions following the Trump administration's withdrawal from the 29.9 Iranian nuclear deal.
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Chipotle's sales swooned in November 2015 when the chain was linked to a multi-state E. coli outbreak, and went into free fall in December after at least 80 Boston College students were sickened by norovirus traced to a Chipotle restaurant.
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French President Francois Hollande may have been at the center of the Sterling free-fall last week, but his government sees no reason to pare back its rhetoric over the U.K's Brexit from the European Union in order to calm markets.
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WE ARE VERY, VERY COMMITTED WITH RESPECT TO WALL STREET THAT THE KINDS OF ABUSES THAT LED THE AMERICAN ECONOMY TO GO INTO A FREE FALL AT THE END OF THE LAST ADMINISTRATION WE'RE NOT GOING TO TOLERATE THAT AGAIN.
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After a few minutes of fiery free-fall during which the lander's precious instruments are protected by a slowly-vaporizing aeroshell, Schiaparelli will have slowed to around 212 mph (240,700 kph) and be situated 6.8 miles (11 km) above the surface.
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Several of the flight profiles can be accomplished with older technologies—anything that requires a free-fall descent can be accomplished with a balloon (slow ascent) or sounding rocket (rapid ascent) with a parachute to drift back to the ground.
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An 80-metre-long span of the bridge gave way in busy lunchtime traffic, sending the 33-year-old's car and dozens of other vehicles into a terrifying free-fall which killed at least 39 people and shocked the nation.
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The bottom of the Great Recession is often referred to as the "Haines bottom, " when the late CNBC host Mark Haines called the bottom of the market on March 10, 2009 to signal the end of the market's free-fall.
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Read MoreThis group of stocks are in a free fall In December, the Federal Reserve raised the federal funds rate for the first time in nearly a decade, hiking from a near-zero level to 25 to 50 basis points.
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Turnover after just over a year in office is nothing new, but the Trump administration has churned through staff at a dizzying pace since taking office last January, and allies are worried the situation could descend into a free-fall.
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Albayrak did not spell out concrete steps to cushion the free-fall in the lira, now in the throes of a full-blown currency crisis, but said the focus should be on the "big picture" instead of day-to-day events.
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"The doctrine of privatization has gradually, dangerously spread through this sector, creating economic instability, unemployment, fewer services, and worrying reductions in safety, and sending salaries and workers' rights and protections into free fall," the SGB union said in a statement.
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" Speaking with PEOPLE's Sandra Sobieraj Westfall in 2014, Krueger recalled being asked to join the administration at the dawn of the Great Recession: "[Treasury Secretary] Tim Geithner called right around Christmas 2008 and said, 'The economy's in a free fall.
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While the amount of traffic that publishers receive from Facebook has been in free fall for more than a year, news outlets in the six countries where Facebook tested the Explore feed reported drops of an additional 30 percent or more.
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Knicks rally for road win over Pelicans NEW ORLEANS — Another fourth quarter on the road was beginning to look routinely familiar to the New York Knicks: A blown 16-point first-half lead evaporating into yet another free-fall collapse.
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" With the equity markets in free fall, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin spoke with the chief executive officers of the six largest U.S. banks, who confirmed they have enough liquidity to continue lending and that "the markets continue to function properly.
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At first, American institutions responded with signs of health: the Federal Reserve stopped the free fall of the biggest banks; the press uncovered corruption and fraud; and a bipartisan Congress passed legislation to get credit flowing and rescue the financial sector.
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ANKARA/ISTANBUL (Reuters) - The Turkish lira was back in free fall on Thursday, dropping 227 percent as liquidity returned to a key London foreign-exchange market, prompting President Tayyip Erdogan to blame the currency's weakness on attacks by the West.
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First Words Whatever future civilization picks over the ruins of our own will find a curious ritual preserved in the archaeological record of the late 2010s — an outlet, they may suspect, for the anxieties of a society in free-fall.
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Despite widespread devastation caused by the conflict and Western sanctions, the currency has so far avoided a complete free fall, bankers say, citing remittances from Syrian expatriates to relatives and infusions of aid from the country's main regional ally Iran.
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Edinburgh Fringe, Edinburgh The ever-acute English writer Penelope Skinner turned her sharp eye on the #MeToo movement in this Edinburgh Fringe hit: a depiction of masculinity in free fall that finds its lone character, Roger, railing against a "gynocentric" world.
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There, the tail fins and the laser-guidance kits are attached to either end of the warheads, and free-fall gravity bombs are transformed into laser-guided weapons, which are then loaded up onto the bomb racks beneath jet fighters.
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The fury of the weekend's fighting reflected pent-up Palestinian frustrations over Israel's slow pace in easing restrictions that have sent the densely populated and impoverished territory into economic free fall, said Tareq Baconi, an analyst with the International Crisis Group.
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The governor has consistently emphasized the importance of stanching the economic free-fall of upstate New York, which is predominantly white, as the disappearance of manufacturing jobs has led to abandoned factories and a dwindling population, especially in the Southern Tier.
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Peter DeFazio (D-Ore.), chairman of the House Transportation Committee, told Democrats he expects the impact on the industry to be "way worse than 9/11," adding that some airlines are in "free fall," according to sources on the call Monday.
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The White House sought to calm fears as it prepares to declare a national emergency that would free up additional resources to help combat the coronavirus — and perhaps reassure troubled financial markets that once again began the day in free fall.
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Now, download and CD sales are in free-fall; streaming contributes 47 percent of industry revenue in the United States; and record labels are doing everything they can to hold onto valuable customers in, of all things, vinyl record sales.
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Hosting is a thankless job that many celebrities turn down; fully vetting a host (scrubbing their social media accounts for potentially offensive comments) is time-consuming and far from foolproof; and last year's host-free show stopped the ratings free-fall.
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Despite the recent approval of a $50 billion IMF support package and the maintenance of sky-high domestic interest rates, the Argentine peso is again in free fall as illustrated by a 7-percent drop in the currency last week.
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She muscled through bills that bailed out Wall Street and helped arrest an economic free-fall, allowed gays to serve in the military, overhauled the nation's banking laws and expanded access to health care for an estimated 17 million people.
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The aid deliveries, promised by the opposition leader, Juan Guaidó, have been viewed as a major test of his credibility in the month since he declared himself president and promised to call for new elections and end Venezuela's economic free-fall.
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