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That's a much more likely failure than flash chips going bad.
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Outstanding loans at risk of going bad totalled 5.8 trillion yuan.
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I shop with a tote bag and freeze food that's going bad.
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For me where things are going bad you set your sights on .
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You think my presidency is going bad right now, Trump seems to say.
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Before everyone had refrigerators, it was difficult to keep milk from going bad.
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This stems in part from subprime loans going bad and the cars being repossessed.
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Conversations going bad feature sentences starting with the word "you," which signals potential trouble.
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"Things were going bad for a bit," Conforto said after the 5-3 victory.
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This reader could then track when food is going bad or needs to be reordered.
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I also have fennel going bad in my fridge, so I slice and roast it.
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You can use the things you already prepared and were going bad in your fridge.
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If whenever things are going bad for you and you lose you start blaming somebody else?
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The "Going Bad" rapper thanked the court for the ruling shortly after it was handed down.
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"Too easy to make jokes about 'Good marine life going bad'…," the Center commented on Facebook.
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"It was kind of a perfect storm of stuff going bad all at once," Turner said.
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But it paints a dramatic picture of a mission that everyone thought would be routine going bad.
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When it's halfway to going bad, it turns yellow and when it's gone bad, it turns red.
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Recently, the United States' bet on conventional water-cooled reactors has been going bad in very expensive ways.
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To those who are advising Kim Jong Un to continue down the path that you&aposre going, bad advice.
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Mill's song "Going Bad," on which he collaborated with Drake, hit No. 6 on the U.S. charts this year.
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Maybe it sells, maybe it doesn't sell, but the paper is going bad, so what can I tell you?
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The result now is that the agency manages a portfolio of loans that are at risk of going bad.
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And when the hurricanes blew the sign down and everything was going bad, we came to this house of refuge.
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When it's yellow, that means the food is close to going bad, so it's time to eat or cook it.
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Leading up to the Olympics, there was lots of worry and scores of headlines about things going bad in Rio.
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"When you're start going bad and you're not getting hits, for me you start trying to hit home runs," Moss said.
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The coffee will also stay fresh for up to two weeks, so you don't have to worry about it going bad.
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That sector had been beaten down in recent weeks as investors worried about loans to highly leveraged energy companies going bad.
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The "ugly yield curve" and the risk of loans going bad means bank stocks could make "awful investments" currently, Cramer said.
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"I've been pretty lucky in life, but that was the time where just everything seemed to be going bad," he said.
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Some have cameras inside that will keep track of your current inventory and even alert you when certain items are going bad.
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After all, if you live alone, you probably can't finish, say, a three-dozen package of eggs before they start going bad.
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Unlike most non-bank lenders, business development corporations must disclose estimated values for each loan and say which ones are going bad.
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"When things were going bad, when I had no job, I was on welfare; I went into a different mode," McGregor says.
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"That's the challenge we face right now as a group," Rangers coach Alain Vigneault said about the team's mentality potentially going bad.
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I shop on Saturdays, so most of my Thursday and Friday dinners use frozen vegetables to keep fresh produce from going bad.
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"When you're going bad and you're not doing the things you need to do to win, this is what happens," Girardi said.
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In "Black and Blues," a drug deal may be going bad amid evergreens, Mercedes-Benzes and the frowning faces of Mount Rushmore.
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But the worst thing we can do is splinter in different directions and start focusing on yourself and what's going bad for you.
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If one piece of fruit is going bad, though, consider moving it away so that it doesn't speed up decay for the others.
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Once removed from the mold, the capsules can be stored at room temperature for up to three weeks without the milk inside going bad.
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"I know our mother's and grandmother's obsessions with food going bad, or as they called it 'spoilage,' haunts me to this day," she says.
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Instead, use them to store nuts, flour, chocolate and alcohol, which should all be stored in the freezer to prevent them from going bad.
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As his supporters broke into the "Free Meek" chants that have been ubiquitous to protests decrying his plight, the "Going Bad" rapper interrupted them.
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It also happens to be relatively inexpensive, simple to prepare, and can sit on your shelf for months at a time without going bad.
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The last time I thought the turn signal bulbs were going bad, it turned out that mice in the garage had been chewing the wiring.
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Why it matters: HUD officials described Rosewood as an outlier, but the agency manages a portfolio of loans that are at risk of going bad.
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The fridge then will either already know how long that food item can last before going bad, or will ask you to set an expiration date.
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They then later collaborated on the 2019 smash hit "Going Bad," which went to number six in the charts and sold almost 3 million copies worldwide.
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That aside, there's so much character-development potential in Batman's journey from "There's a remote chance of Superman going bad, so he must die" in Batman v.
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If it's your last carton of milk going bad, you can even order a replacement through the onboard operating system, assuming there's a local partner in place.
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That he took aim at a household appliance designed to keep perishables from going bad is at once an artistically poetic act and a socially furious encounter.
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"EDP approached us when the economy was going bad for us, the housing market took a dive and sod production was cut more than half," Carter said.
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A wine pump reseals your wine every time you use it, so you don't have to worry about your rosé going bad after you open a bottle.
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Apeel can keep produce like avocados or oranges from going bad for weeks longer than usual — it can double the shelf life in some cases — even without refrigeration.
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The Daily Show with Trevor Noah President Donald Trump's controversial inauguration cake appears to still be intact and uneaten—but don't worry about it going bad any time soon.
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"I was driving home one night last year, it was going bad, and I felt like I just needed to call somebody," said Desmond, who sought a veteran teammate.
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"We have always said that this police force has been going bad, and what happened yesterday is evidence of that," he said, referring to the first day of protests.
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"We have always said that this police force has been going bad, and what happened yesterday is evidence of that," he said, referring to the first day of protests.
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But those loans going bad wouldn't tear through global financial systems, according to former Congressman Barney Frank, a key architect of the post-crisis financial reform that bears his name.
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These are real people, exploring a world where true danger exists around every turn, whether from a physical object like an air filter going bad, or from a bloodthirsty mercenary.
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I like to do this right before I go grocery shopping, or else I tend to get a lot of produce that ends up going bad before I eat it.
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"When the three big surf brands at the time started going bad, it reflected onto the women's events," Rebecca Woods, Women's World Tour surfer from 2005 – 2013, tells VICE Sports.
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We end up having to Uber home first because we left the crockpot out, but off, and I worry about the food going bad after sitting out for six hours.
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I do remember when we were making this video that the 'food' was just heavy whipping cream with black and green food coloring and it kept going bad and smelling awful.
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Quirky filed for bankruptcy in September after failing to manage costs linked to the rollout of unusual gadgets such as the "egg minder," which notified smartphones when eggs were going bad.
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She starred as a debauched singer in the film "Valley of the Dolls" in 1967, based on the Jacqueline Susann novel about good girls going bad and the perils of Hollywood.
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The idea that these beasts can tell us why we are sad and why the day is going bad is so nice for humans to hear that we cling to it.
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Loss of economic activity because businesses can't open, schools closed, perishable foods going bad, mobile phones can't be charged and people with medical dependencies unable to plug in life sustaining equipment.
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When things are going good or going bad, you still have to be on the ball versus him because he's not going to get fazed, he's not going to be disrupted.
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It's a problem that the United Nations estimates costs the world roughly $2.6 trillion each year, much of which stems from fruits, vegetables and other perishable foods going bad before they're consumed.
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But it's also important to recognize that these virtues depend on deeper forms of wisdom and consensus, and they can't always sustain themselves in cultures and institutions that are simply going bad.
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The fact that Icahn's gamble is going bad is due at least in part to his inability to convince the Trump administration to change a policy that disadvantages one of his investments.
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It can hang out there for a few weeks, although some varieties, such as Fillo Factory's preservative-free organic dough, have to stay in the freezer to keep it from going bad.
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Rabin and others pointed out that investor protections against loans going bad - a feature in other securitizations of prime quality home loans in recent years - had been cut back in the new deal.
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The true stars of the meal, though, were the baked veggie fries that I was able to make using green beans, bell peppers, and zucchini that were on their way to going bad.
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Olivier Nicolai of Morgan Stanley, a bank, notes that many distributors and retailers are weary of dealing with a jumble of brands, with some cases of beer going bad before they can be sold.
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It's no shock that going "bad boy" or "bad girl" in many cases means appropriating Blackness, when reports show that Black boys and girls are labeled aggressive, sexual, and loud at a very young age.
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On the downside, I had to throw away several portions when Archie didn&apost eat them right away because my house doesn&apost have air conditioning, and I was worried about the food going bad.
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Packing my lunch Bringing perishable food anywhere makes me anxious, and I think the whole time I'm commuting about how it's slowly going bad, growing food-borne bacteria, and will make me sick when I eat it.
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The buffer is effectively put in place to ensure that lenders do not get themselves into the same positions that they did during the financial crisis, protecting themselves from debt going bad and triggering another credit crunch.
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"There are a lot of good hitters, when they're going bad and in a slump, the first thing they do to get out of it is go play golf," Cespedes said this spring training, words that now seem prescient.
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But they've also been the guiding principles of the last two decades of TV. From the dawn of "The Sopranos" through the rise of Netflix, acclaimed antihero dramas have focused on bad people getting worse or good people going bad.
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The ECB's long-delayed guidelines of new non-performing loans will go into effect on April 1, but the supervisor may hold off for several years before forcing lenders to build provisions for loans going bad after its cut-off date, the ECB said in a statement.
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"We want to tap into that and take that pure research and make it applicable to appliances," Bulgurlu said, citing potential for smart appliances such as refrigerators that know when food is going bad and ovens that can keep food cool until its time to cook.
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On the mainland, where power outages are rare and brief, Americans are used to simply flipping a switch and watching the light come on, plugging in an air conditioner and feeling the cold air, and trusting that your refrigerator will keep fresh food and milk from going bad.
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Steve and I liked the interweaving — going back and forth between those domestic moments and this complete violence with the heist going bad — to make it as stark and strange and bizarre as possible, so that you are caught off-guard in trying to figure out what's happening.
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When Loomis said in June that "if this thing goes bad, we will be well on record on why it went bad," he wasn't clear about what "going bad" would look like — but it certainly laid the groundwork for officers, down the road, to claim that they had no choice but to aggressively crack down on protesters because the city hadn't given them another strategy.
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My best recipe on a budget is poor man's fried rice... Whenever I have old rice that I don't want to just reheat, I throw whatever meat — bacon or sausage are classics, but in a pinch, I have used sliced turkey cut into ribbons because you gotta do what you gotta do — in a pan, scramble some eggs, add whatever vegetable is going bad in the fridge — that old sad soft carrot that's been sprouting in the vegetable drawer is always a good choice — and a splash of soy sauce on top of the rice and let it heat.
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Common traits of dried mango going bad are discolouration, hardness, and loss of flavour.
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'Mutsu' is aromatic, sweet, and sharp, with juicy flesh. It is suitable for eating on its own, juicing, drying, or cooking, as it maintains its shape well when cooked. It can be kept for up to three months before going bad.
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On November 22, 2018, "Oodles o' Noodles Babies" and "Uptown Vibes" featuring Fabolous and Anuel AA were released as promotional singles. Meek Mill performed "Oodles o' Noodles Babies" on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon the same day. The lead single from the album, "Going Bad" featuring Drake was released to urban contemporary radio on January 22, 2019.
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Throughout time, "Amen" remains one of the only three songs (along with "R.I.C.O." and "Going Bad") that Mill and Drake would ever collaborate for, since they have engaged in a well-known feud that started in 2015. However, their beef ended in mid 2018 when Drake brought Mill during the Aubrey and the Three Migos Tour.
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Meanwhile, production was handled by Bangladesh, Cardo, Cubeatz, C-Sick, Don Cannon, Hit-Boy, Hitmaka, Prince Chrishan, Tay Keith, and Wheezy, among others. The lead single from the album, "Going Bad" featuring Drake was released on January 22, 2019. Championships received positive reviews from critics and debuted atop the US Billboard 200, selling 229,000 album- equivalent units in its first week.
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He's the most consistent player in the game the last six years." Dunn was asked in 2012 about his hitting style and at times, prolonged slumps, responding, "When I'm going bad, I'm the worst player in the league. There's no arguing that. When I'm in that little funk that I get in, you know, every year for 'x' amount of times, I'm the worst in the league.
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The higher the price charged, the greater the losses the lender can endure and still remain profitable. So, with a higher price the lender can accept customers with a higher probability of going "bad" and can move the cut-off down. The opposite is true of a lower price. Most lenders go further and charge low scoring customers a higher APR than high scoring customers.
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Another A. P. Herbert "misleading case" concerns "The egg of exchange". The question there was whether a cheque written on an egg could be paid into a bank, given the risk of the egg breaking or going bad. It was suggested that the cheque could be boiled. Yet another "misleading case", also Inland Revenue v Haddock, was cited in a debate in the House of Lords on 14 July 2004.
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For the poorest (or the most pious), watered-down vinegar (similar to Ancient Roman posca) would often be the only available choice.Scully (1995), pp. 140–42. The aging of high quality red wine required specialized knowledge as well as expensive storage and equipment, and resulted in an even more expensive end product. Judging from the advice given in many medieval documents on how to salvage wine that bore signs of going bad, preservation must have been a widespread problem.
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In episode 4, the restaurant is cursed by Diana. Raako's father's desperation at their ramen suddenly going bad and her resolve to solve the problem cause her to awaken the Jewelpet Rin, who helps them out with her knowledge of economy. Usually she has no sense of comedy, but she did impress Rin by one of her lame jokes. ; :Voiced by: Mariya Ise Sango's human partner, Lyrica is the heir of the Himeno Zaibatsu and also Aoi's rival in wealth.
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In 1997, then-Carlisle United chairman Michael Knighton refused to look for a new manager after Mervyn Day's departure, so he took over team selection and coaching. He was helped by John Halpin and Wilkes himself, who were both directors of coaching. During Carlisle's good spells Wilkes and Halpin were to take back seats and not to claim any credit but when things were going bad they were placed in the firing line by Knighton and endured criticism which they didn't really deserve.
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Steve Perry, Oh Sherrie (1984); Janet Jackson, Son of a Gun (I Betcha Think This Song Is About You) (2001); Britney Spears, Overprotected (Darkchild Remix) (2002); Simple Plan, Shut Up! (2005); The Wallflowers (2005); Daniel Powter (2005); Lostprophets (2009); Anjulie, "Rain" (2009); Daughtry (2009); Tank (2010); Alexander Kogan (2011); Chris Price, Homesick (2012); Ed Sheeran, Thinking Out Loud (2014); John Legend (featuring Chance the Rapper), Penthouse Floor (2016); Taylor Swift, Delicate (2018); Jennifer Lopez, El Anillo (2018); Meek Mill & Drake, Going Bad (2019).
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The film begins with a morning radio announcement by Rev. Beverly H. Hooker (Cedric the Entertainer). Raynelle receives and reads her sister-in-law Marguerite's letter (much to Bud's annoyance), which says that she was expecting Bud to attend Sunday service, but assumed that he decided to watch wrestling again like he'd always did, but wonders that there was going to be television in hell. She had also heard about Junior's and Charisse's business going bad, and wonders that would he ever learn.
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In reaction, the league has stated that they are reviewing the players' use of helmets. Fighters such as Bob Probert and Boogaard have been posthumously diagnosed with chronic traumatic encephalopathy, a degenerative disease of the brain caused by repeated brain trauma. While the NHL took steps to limit head trauma from blindslide hits, it was criticized for doing nothing to reduce fighting, which consists of repeated deliberate blows to the head."Derek Boogard - A Brain 'Going Bad'", The New York Times, 5 December 2011.
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However, he again drinks of the Water of Oblivion, and to stop him ever going bad again Ozma settles him in the Emerald City. Soon after taking over the Oz series, Ruth Plumly Thompson brought back Ruggedo, his memory and rancor restored and living imprisoned under the city. Finding a box of mixed magic in Kabumpo in Oz, he grows into a giant and runs away with Ozma's royal palace on his head. He is placed on a Runaway Land which runs out to the Nonestic Ocean and strands him on an island.
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Because of its rich protein and fat content acquired from coconut milk and perhaps blood, lawar spoils easily and it should be consumed immediately; it is usually good for half a day before going bad. Sometimes lawar is named according to its color: lawar merah (red lawar) refer to its blood content, and lawar putih (white lawar) only coconut without any blood. Lawar padamare is the type of combination of several types of lawars. Lawar is served with steamed rice and other meat dish such as babi guling (roasted suckling pork).
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George Irving, Jackie Cooper, and Marjorie Reynolds, in The Abe Lincoln of the 4th Avenue "Jimmy" (Jackie Cooper) and crippled "Gimpy" (Martin Spellman) run the corner newsstand. Spike (David Durand), a neighbourhood delinquent, doesn't like it, on his turf, and does everything he can to get them into trouble, and disrupt their circulation. When they get in trouble, Judge Carroll (George Irving) tries to help them out. He doesn't want Jimmy going bad, like his big brother, the racqueteer, 'Tap' (Dick Purcell), while Jimmy is trying to go to school and teach himself to be a lawyer, like his hero, Abraham Lincoln.
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The city of Andong was the farthest inland the fish could be brought before going bad, so many people flocked there during the Joseon Dynasty to eat fish. As a barrier to movement, the Nakdong River gained sudden prominence during the Korean War. The southern length of the river formed the western portion of the Pusan Perimeter, which the UN forces fought to maintain during the autumn of 1950. The bridge over the Nakdong River at Waegwan was blown up on August 3, 1950 in an effort to prevent North Korean forces from advancing on Daegu.
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"All Eyes on You" entered the Billboard Hot 100 at number 81 for the chart dated July 11, 2015. Its chart debut was aided in part by first-week digital download sales of 44,000. The following week, following the release of Dreams Worth More Than Money, it jumped to number 32, having sold an additional 62,000 copies It has so far peaked at number 21, becoming Meek Mill's highest-charting single to date until his single Going Bad from his new album Championships peaked at number 6 . As of August 2015, "All Eyes on You" has sold 214,000 copies domestically.
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He released his second album, Dreams Worth More Than Money, in 2015 and his third album, Wins & Losses, in 2016. His fourth studio album, Championships, was released in November 2018 and debuted at the top of the Billboard 200 chart. Its lead single, "Going Bad" (featuring Drake), peaked at number six on the Billboard Hot 100, marking Mill's highest charting single to date. In November 2017, he was sentenced to two to four years in prison for violating parole and served five months at the State Correctional Institution – Chester in Chester, Pennsylvania, before being released while his trial continues.
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"Film Noir - An Encyclopedia Reference to the American Style" p. 285, Alain SIlver and Elizabeth Ward, editors Susan Hayward, Jane Greer, and Robert Young starred, with the added skills of cinematographer Harry J. Wild, who worked on such key film noirs as Murder My Sweet (1944) and Johnny Angel (1945). The low-budget, black-and-white Quicksand (1950) featured one of Mickey Rooney's finest performances as a desperate good kid going bad, and emigre Peter Lorre as an unforgiving arcade operator. Rooney and Peter Lorre put their own money together to finance it, and thus gave Pichel, the blacklist already looming over him, one of his last Hollywood films.
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The song contains a Latin-style percussion and lusty saxophone and features lyrics about an "international playboy". "Your Love Is King" is a dynamic smooth ballad, that contains wrenching vocals performed by Sade and saxophone solo by Stuart Matthewman. The following song on the album is the uptempo track "Hang On to Your Love", which contains a thumping groove and lyrics that revolve around someone holding on to a relationship when things are going bad. "Sally" is a haunting laid-back, bluesy ballad that was compared to the work of Billie Holiday might have recorded, the album closes with cover version of Timmy Thomas' 1972 song "Why Can't We Live Together".
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The serial was written by BBC television drama writer Nigel Kneale, who had been an actor and an award-winning fiction writer before joining the BBC. The BBC's Head of Television Drama, Michael Barry, had committed most of his original script budget for the year to employing Kneale. An interest in science, particularly the idea of 'science going bad', led Kneale to write The Quatermass Experiment. The project originated when a gap formed in the BBC's schedules for a six-week serial to run on Saturday nights during the summer of 1953, and Kneale's idea was to fill it with "a mystifying, rather than horrific" storyline.
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The scorecard tries to predict the probability that the customer, if given the product, would become "bad" within a given timeframe, incurring losses for the lender. The exact definition of what constitutes "bad" varies across different lenders, product types and target markets, however, examples may be "missing three payments within the next 18 months" or "default within the next 12 months". The score given to a customer is usually a three or four digit integer, and in most cases is proportional to the natural logarithm of the odds (or logit) of the customer becoming "bad". In general, a low score indicates a low quality (a high chance of going "bad") and a high score indicates the opposite.
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Because of poor animal husbandry, production and storage and the demand for milk far outstripping supplies, the use of other potentially harmful chemical additives such as preservatives and hydrogen peroxide has been reported by independent media as being commonplace. Quality tests can be falsified with additives: peroxide is added to prevent milk going bad; industrial vegetable oil is emulsified and added to boost fat levels; whey is used to increase lactose content. However, the procurement chain is also implicated, as milk agents are often politically well-connected. Farmers report salespeople had, for years, been visiting farms in dairy areas hawking "protein powder" additives, which would often be delivered in unmarked brown paper bags of each.
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The tendency towards cov-lite loans ended abruptly with the 2007 subprime mortgage financial crisis. Some commentators subsequently sought to attribute the credit crunch arising from crisis to cov- lite loans, although the LBO market is almost entirely unconnected with the sub-prime mortgage market in terms of exposure. However, in the credit crunch which ensued, cov-lite loans significantly hampered the ability of banks to step in and both seek to rectify positions which were going bad, and to limit their exposure once matters had gone bad. The suggestion that banks risks were mitigated through the CDO market was difficult to sustain in light of difficulties in that market itself as a result of the credit crunch.
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The most popular variant of kasundi is the plain kasundi that is also knowa as Jhal Kasundi (fiery kasundi). While different homes had different recipes, the simplest one was made with dry ground mustard seeds (both black and yellow, taken from the newest crop), water, salt and haldi. The more complex recipes used to have minuscule amounts of 12 masalas - haldi, dried red chilli, bay leaf, coriander, cumin, fennel, pepper, ginger, wild celery (randhuni), cinnamon, javitri or green cardamom and fennel flower (kalonji) - sometimes added with a paste of green mango as a souring agent. It had to be made with strictly sanitised conditions for fear of the sauce going bad, and therefore could not be made in humid weather.
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Boogaard's brain was examined by BUSM, which in October 2011 determined the presence of CTE."Derek Boogard – A Brain 'Going Bad'", New York Times, Dec 5, 2011 10:05 AM ET. Part 3 of a three-part series chronicling Boogard's life and the posthumous research on his brain. Retrieved 2011-12-05. One National Hockey League player known in part for leading "the thump parade", former Boston Bruin right winger Shawn Thornton mulled over the "tragic coincidence" of the three recent league deaths and agreed that their deaths were due to the same cause, yet still defended the role of fighting on the rink.Shinzawa, Fluto, "Grind of the enforcer difficult to fight through", Boston Globe, September 11, 2011. Retrieved 2011-09-11.
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Soon after poultry keeping gained the attention of agricultural researchers (around 1896), improvements in nutrition and management made poultry keeping more profitable and businesslike. Poultry shows spread interest and understanding, with 88% of all farmers having chickens by 1910.. Barred Plymouth Rock hen, No. 31S. laid 237 eggs in first year at the Maine Agricultural Experiment Station (1903) Eggs were sold into urban markets, where residents did not have chickens to provide eggs for themselves.. Except in hot weather, eggs can be shipped and stored without refrigeration for some time before going bad; this was important in the days before widespread refrigeration. However, poultry meat supply was less than the demand, and poultry was expensive. Prior to about 1910, chicken was served primarily on special occasions or Sunday dinner.
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McGivern in the 1950s McGivern's novella "Convoy to Atlantis" was the cover story in the November 1941 issue of Amazing Stories William Peter McGivern (December 6, 1918 - November 18, 1982) was an American novelist and television scriptwriter. He published more than 20 novels, mostly mysteries and crime thrillers, some under the pseudonym Bill Peters. His novels were adapted for a number of films, among them Odds Against Tomorrow (1959), a noir tale of three losers, starring Harry Belafonte; The Big Heat (1953), starring Glenn Ford as a cop who will do anything to get his man; Shield for Murder, about an honest cop going bad; and Rogue Cop (1954), a film noir directed by Roy Rowland, about a crooked cop trying to redeem himself. The Big Heat received an Edgar Award in 1954 as Best Motion Picture, which McGivern shared as author of the original novel.
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Incarceration has sparked a new purpose in him, as an activist and also as a man coming into his own." She also opined the reunion of Mill and Drake in "Going Bad" "is a high point" of the album, while "On Me," "features Cardi B stealing the show in perhaps her most confident rapping to date." Evan Rytlewski of Pitchfork gave the album a 7.7 out of 10 saying, "Despite being born of injustice, an air of victory hangs over Meek’s first full-length since he was released from prison. It captures an intensity that the Philadelphia rapper is known for and best at." Writing for Clash, Aaron Bishop called the album Meek's best to date saying, "On Championships, his fourth studio album, Meek Mill raps with the same hunger, passion and drive that he came into the game with - which earned him veteran status at MMG as Rick Ross’s right hand lieutenant - but now with a renewed sense of purpose and direction.
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Mackeurtan defines risk as follows: > By risk is meant the loss resulting from damage to, or destruction of, the > thing sold, or any other disadvantage accruing to, or affecting it, arising > through any agency other than the breach of contract or wrongful act or > default of the seller.179. Losses that fall within the rule include those due to vis maior, casus fortuitus, general deterioration over time and even theft. Voet says: > Under the name of risk falls here every disadvantage which overtakes a thing > sold, such as death; running away and wounding in the case of [...] an > animal sold; an opening of the ground in the case of a field [...]; > conflagration and collapse in the case of a house; shipwreck in the case of > a ship; mustiness, souring or leakage in the case of wine; and finally > spoiling, going bad, perishing or purloining in the case of all > things.18.6.1. For a modern example, see Van der Merwe v Viljoen.
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