When you find yourself in dire straits, just run away.
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Humanity is in dire straits from some otherworldly, metaphysical threat.
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The economies of both countries are already in dire straits.
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The rankings show that some states are in dire straits.
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There is no question that Viacom is in dire straits.
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The family is in dire straits; it's not genteel poverty.
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That Puerto Rico is in dire straits is an understatement.
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T he North Sea oil industry is in dire straits.
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After the 2008 financial crisis, the economy was in dire straits.
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Is the middle class in dire straits, as Mr. Sanders contends?
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The defector painted his birth country as one in dire straits.
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" Acuity Brands: "It's not [in] dire straits, it's just unexciting straits.
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The grocery chain has been in dire straits in recent months.
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There is no doubt that local journalism is in dire straits.
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" He then segued into the fact that "California is in dire straits.
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It probably goes without saying, but US journalism is in dire straits.
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NINETEEN YEARS AGO the Asian financial crisis left Indonesia in dire straits.
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"No dogs needed emergency care or were in dire straits," she said.
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But those plans have also helped put his economy in dire straits.
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" Officials told the OIG that the Jordanian program was in "dire straits.
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Even with the pipeline flowing, the Kurdish economy is in dire straits.
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By about Day 4, Officer Cirrito was in dire straits, he said.
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Their charge is to clothe, feed and cure people in dire straits.
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Some end up in dire straits or in trouble with the law.
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Colobane, which is also the birthplace of Mambéty, is in dire straits.
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The only other obvious asset of his, Faraday Future, is in dire straits.
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In dire straits, Cerrone went back to that step up left low kick.
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Many paraplegics and elders with Alzheimer's left alone will be in dire straits.
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She was easily outraged when she saw other Puerto Ricans in dire straits.
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Yet the resort, owned by the union since 1967, is in dire straits.
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And so, with the company in dire straits, the internet unleashed some brutal memes.
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When Steve Jobs returned to Apple in 1996, the company was in dire straits.
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Years of economic decline and fiscal mismanagement have left Puerto Rico in dire straits.
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Chronic underfunding, lax government oversight and serial bankruptcies have left them in dire straits.
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That is because those facing removal from their homes are often already in dire straits.
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Ms Kramp-Karrenbauer takes over a party that was in dire straits six weeks ago.
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"This is a place that has been in dire straits for four decades," Cooper said.
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TMZ broke the story ... Demi was in dire straits after she OD'd earlier this week.
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Maybe it was the trench humor, the dark comedy of the climber in dire straits.
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That's a burden on the border countries, and it leaves refugees themselves in dire straits.
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In other rich countries, people in dire straits need not worry about paying for health care.
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"The fact that he was in dire straits, really affected us," friend Don Vanderburg told KVUE.
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Economic indexes have improved under Rouhani's government and the economy is no longer in dire straits.
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Q: Is it difficult to see ex-players in dire straits because of bad financial decisions?
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More than three years ago, the 18-bed rural hospital he runs was in dire straits.
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The Astros appeared in dire straits after seemingly blowing their best scoring opportunity in the seventh inning.
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The Falcons are not in dire straits, and Ryan and Jones could woo some good free agents.
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And the NHS seems in dire straits, with waiting times for hospital beds and doctors' appointments rising.
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Following its pork crisis, China's poultry farmers are now in dire straits because of the coronavirus outbreak.
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But if Kavanaugh's nomination really is in dire straits, it could be a huge problem for McConnell.
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I was surprised that in 1952, seven years after the war, London was still in dire straits.
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Nigeria's economy, dependent on oil (the price of which has slumped since 2014) is in dire straits.
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The Soviet Union was choking on corruption at this point, and its people were in dire straits.
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Given that Puerto Rico is still in dire straits, Trump is not exactly riding a high horse here.
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We're told the 911 call did not come a minute too soon, because Demi was in dire straits.
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I had grown up with her; not quite with women in her situation, but women in dire straits.
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It expects a second quarter loss of €1.6 billion ($1.8 billion), and its van business is in dire straits.
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With a 45 percent poverty rate and staggering debt of $70 billion, Puerto Rico was already in dire straits.
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" Lofgren said the designated countries often remain in dire straits, and sending people back to them would be "unwise.
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It could make the case for repeal stronger if the Affordable Care Act seems to be in dire straits.
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But residents remained in dire straits on Friday, with fuel, clean water, ice and other basic supplies running short.
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The (10) million-dollar problem, and a possible saviorBut not everyone sees the space as being in dire straits.
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"We were in dire straits," said Cheryl McKinnon, the mayor of Loddon Shire, the municipality that includes Pyramid Hill.
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" Alan Jope, CEO of Unilever, said the "very need for this report shows that we are in dire straits.
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Maybe now that it's their town that's said to be in 'dire straits,' these questions will finally get some traction.
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Many of those who backed the tax cuts opposed Barack Obama's 2009 stimulus, when the economy was in dire straits.
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While the fight for control over Mr. Redstone's business empire has reached a resolution, Viacom's business is in dire straits.
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Receivership is a last resort that allows the federal government to take control of public housing authorities in dire straits.
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TMZ broke the story ... Demi was in dire straits when she OD'd earlier this week in her Hollywood Hills home.
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New photos from the set of Game of Thrones in Spain show a major character in dire straits: one Theon Greyjoy.
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This has left parts of the industry, as well as many of the banks that lent to it, in dire straits.
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I recall that she was always in dire straits financially with the organization because she was very idealistic and overextended herself.
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The economy is in dire straits, especially in the aftermath of west Africa's Ebola epidemic, which has crippled the tourist industry.
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The months leading up to the festival were filled with signs that the festival, and the company, were in dire straits.
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That's a natural and proper response to the need for social distancing, but it leaves many business owners in dire straits.
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The right's starting point is the same as the left's: our society is in dire straits, and liberalism is to blame.
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The pair quickly figured out Poncho was in dire straits: He would not stand up or take a milk substitute or hay.
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Just months ago Elon Musk's automaker seemed to be in dire straits, scrambling to raise capital, closing stores and facing slumping sales.
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Photo via Despite Toronto's insistence on branding itself as a music city, another long-running black-owned festival is in dire straits.
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Dr. Blau said he discovered that most scientists appreciated the opportunity to offer their arcane knowledge to aid people in dire straits.
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As cute as stranded pups might be, a high number of incidents is a significant sign of a species in dire straits.
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Many Brazilian sugar mills remain in dire straits, their finances under severe strain because of large debt loads accumulated over the past decade.
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When you look at the people who are in dire straits financially, particularly in their older years, almost all of them are women.
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His predecessor left Argentina's economy is in dire straits: in 2015 it ran a 5.8% fiscal deficit; inflation is currently at around 30%.
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The Democrats are in dire straits, stuck in the generational vortex of the Clinton camp and will be so for a long time.
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Following that, Cramer wondered if the bounce is sustainable and presents an investment opportunity or if the company is truly in dire straits.
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A great number of Obama detractors have forgotten how the American economy was in dire straits when Obama took office eight years ago.
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At worst, it leaves communities with weaker public health apparati in dire straits as they manage the local consequences of a global epidemic.
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But Apple spent a long time in dire straits while he pushed his high-level concepts about security, privacy, and design and simplicity.
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In 1997, Dell founder and CEO Michael Dell was asked for his opinion on Apple, which, at the time, was in dire straits.
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The entire Alberta economy is in dire straits, with the price of oil dipping below $28 a barrel last week — the lowest since 2003.
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The company behind Project Bloodhound, a UK-based initiative to break 21997,21997 miles per hour in a rocket-powered car, is in dire straits.
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"Somebody who is doing sex work to get by and is in dire straits does not have $300 to place an ad," Rhee says.
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"The economy is in dire straits but the EU and the U.N. are there to help," said a Western diplomat in the capital Banjul.
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Paula Schneider, who took over as American Apparel's chief executive in January 2015, painted a picture of a company that was in dire straits.
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It's not unusual for him to field a call in the middle of the night and talk for hours with someone in dire straits.
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Many argued that funds spent on medical bills abroad could be used to develop the country's health care system which is in dire straits.
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One year after becoming a publicly traded company on the New York Stock Exchange, Chinese EV startup NIO appears to be in dire straits.
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When Greece, Spain and Portugal were in dire straits during the last decade, German leaders scolded them over their economic policies and high debt.
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And while Kessler is a particularly pathetic figure, hated even by many on the alt-right, the movement in general is in dire straits.
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That sounds like a fairy tale for the business, but the truth of the matter is that the Wii's success left Nintendo in dire straits.
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"I think quantitative easing (QE) seems to be working in many parts of Europe now, I don't think we are in dire straits," Black said.
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The Vermont senator recognized that we are in dire straits, and that bold, transformative action must be taken to change the course of climate change.
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Judge Abdus-Salaam lived part time on 131st Street, on a block filled with brownstones that two or three decades ago was in dire straits.
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According to his attorneys, XXX is gonna be in dire straits financially if he isn't allowed to tour and reap the benefits of his latest work.
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It portrays a company in dire straits being presided over by a longtime chairman, the 76-year-old Len Riggio, who spends his time berating subordinates.
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The Kim family lives in dire straits in the slums of Korea, folding pizza boxes for pennies and losing profits when their boxes fail quality control.
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Maybe you yourself weren't in dire straits, but you felt pinched, you felt like the fancy people were telling you your way of life was bad.
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The actress who played Violet in "Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory" recently suffered a stroke that's left her in critical condition ... and her family in dire straits.
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Rey is a scrapper from a sandy nowhere, in dire straits until a high-stakes emergency intervenes, and strong enough in the Force to make everybody nervous.
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"For the ECB their problem is that there is even more pressure because they face the third largest euro zone economy - Italy - in dire straits," Dwane said.
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Jabbing Stephens into pulling his head back for the pull right hand that he has used recently would leave him in dire straits should Choi's right hand follow.
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If Rick Ross was in dire straits earlier this month, he didn't show it at all while doing TWO shows this weekend ... on both sides of the country.
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Shaun Weiss -- who played Goldberg in "The Mighty Ducks" -- got arrested in Northern California, and based on his mug shot ... the former child star is in dire straits.
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But with the economy still in dire straits, that rally, based on investor bets that embattled President Dilma Rousseff may soon be impeached, has probably run its course.
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There's no denying the oceans are in dire straits, and it's going to take a lot of action, from consumers to national policy makers, to clean them up.
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She says she predicts that the sanctions-ridden economy will remain in dire straits for "as long as the mullahs are in power," referring to Iran's ruling clergy.
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The lawsuit filed on Monday included comments from some of New York City's largest brokerage firms, which portrayed the industry as being in dire straits after the ruling.
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These included cutting severance pay for permanent staff in order to make temporary contracts less attractive to bosses, and allowing firms in dire straits to depart from wage bargains.
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Britain's once-mighty steel industry looked in dire straits Wednesday with politicians and union leaders calling for state intervention that could even mean a re-nationalization of the sector.
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Facebook may look like a juggernaut now, but social networks have fallen before, and if this attack destroys that trust, the company could quickly find itself in dire straits.
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The city's asphalt road network is in dire straits, and will only get worse as damage from flooding and freak weather increases due to the impact of climate change.
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Mr O'Hanlon notes that "the military is not in dire straits", and that Congress "should be pushing harder to see what the services can do to manage the force better".
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New York City's subway system is in dire straits, and according to the Office of the Governor, it'll cost upwards of $22 billion in order to comprehensively improve the system.
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"Mob Wives" star Big Ang is in dire straits in her fight against stage 4 lung and brain cancer so her family is turning to marijuana as a last resort.
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A scandal, however, shakes their seemingly perfect marriage, at the very moment that family upheaval brings her home to New Orleans, where her father's sugar plantation is in dire straits.
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The first step is to recognize that Haiti, a nation of 11 million just over 800 miles south of Florida, is in dire straits and getting worse by the day.
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If North Korean soldiers in the Joint Security Area, typically the most elite of the country's military, are malnourished, then the average North Korean must be in dire straits indeed.
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With the Republican health care bill in dire straits, the Democratic Party's most high-profile politicians have embraced Sanders's "Medicare-for-all" rallying cry in interviews and on the stump.
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Argentina is in "dire straits on the growth front and it's not going to turn around overnight," Gofshteyn said, adding growth dynamics should improve in the back half of the year.
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Acknowledging criticism that not just the animals but all of Taiz's 240,000 people are in dire straits, she said she and her team of online organizers would stick to their mission.
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Britney Spears is in dire straits and a judge needs to protect her ... this according to Lynne Spears, who's acting quickly to make sure her own lawyer can argue her cause.
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The president of Africa's most populous country has also faced criticism for seeking treatment abroad when critics say he should be fixing the nation's health system, which is in dire straits.
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Beyond consoling victims and educating the public, Trump should convene a high-level discussion about the economic future of Puerto Rico, which was in dire straits even before the hurricane hit.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - NATO member Germany's air force is in dire straits and funds are urgently needed to modernize its weaponry and systems, the air force chief of staff said on Wednesday.
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Tons of celebs -- including Macklemore -- have showered the singer with strong words of encouragement following an overdose earlier this week at her Hollywood HIlls home that left her in dire straits.
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But about a decade ago, Mr. Cifuentes, then in his 40s, was in dire straits, recovering from pancreatic surgery and saddled with a large debt from his recently murdered older brother.
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The Walking Dead The ambiguous conclusion of last week's episode left the fan favorite Ezekiel in dire straits, as his loyal subjects dove to protect him from a hail of gunfire.
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Mike Walden, a former truck driver and Teamster retiree from Akron, Ohio, recognized years ago that pensions such as the one he receives from the Central States were in dire straits.
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Gergen writes that he spotted Hammer in 1978, when the team was in dire straits and attendances were plummeting: After graduating from high school, Hammer attended a local college in Oakland.
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While the love story of terrible note taker Amber (iZombie's Rose McIver) and bland prince Richard (Ben Lamb) anchors our return to Aldovia, we find the fictional kingdom is in dire straits.
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With the economy stuck in dire straits during and after the Great Recession, the FOMC cut the fed funds rate to close to zero and held it there for roughly six years.
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The U.S. territory is still in dire straits from Hurricane Maria, which has left the entire island without power and upwards of 60 percent of the population without access to potable water.
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But so far, an incipient campaign to stop Mr. Johnson has failed to gain traction and with the Conservative Party in dire straits, many feel they have little choice but to gamble.
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Still, Blanchflower's main message - that Western economies are in dire straits unless they take more radical measures - is a welcome corrective to the idea that low unemployment numbers indicate rude economic health.
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State-owned banks account for 27% of all loans but are in dire straits after having extended credit to large industrial groups which went on to finance projects that failed to pay off.
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A year later, little more than 50,000 miners are working, but the industry is still in dire straits—layoffs and mine shutdowns have led to rampant unemployment in West Virginia, Kentucky and Montana.
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However, based on a filing ZTE made earlier today, the company seems to be in dire straits as it announced it was ceasing "major operating activities" as a result of the denial order.
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Cruz is hardly in dire straits financially -- he raised $2 million on Tuesday, his campaign said, and his super PACs sit on a largely untouched financial reserve of tens of millions of dollars.
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While workers whom Moncla let go early on have found work in other industries, the cream of the crop who survived the first round of layoffs is now in dire straits, he said.
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Jet isn't the only Indian airline in dire straits — the country's national carrier, Air India, is surviving on billions of dollars of taxpayer money after a failed attempt to privatize it last year.
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"These are greatly reduced expectations, so I hope they do beat these expectations, because otherwise we'd really be in dire straits," said Michael Mullaney, chief investment officer at Fiduciary Trust Co in Boston.
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While lawmakers and several senior Presidential political appointees still get paid during the shutdown, hundreds of thousands of Americans (plus their families and the businesses they spend money with) are in dire straits.
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From major museums to independent galleries and nonprofits, cancellations and closures have already begun to impact the function of many businesses, not to mention leaving freelance and part-time workers in dire straits.
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Tsai's 2020 chances had appeared to be in dire straits only last year, after a landslide win for the KMT in local elections in 2018 saw her resign as head of the DPP.
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In the movie The Secret Life of Pets, there's a part where two dogs are in dire straits, running away from a pack of angry dogs and lost in New York City's sewage pipes.
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After a run-in with some zombie and meeting the secondary protagonist Claire Redfield at a gas station, Leon heads to the city police department where he finds things to be in dire straits.
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While experts say such measures would be ineffective — diverting resources better devoted to scaling up hospitals and aiding people in dire straits due to other impacts of the virus — they might be legally possible.
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In OPEC-member Venezuela, there are signs that state-owned producer PDVSA is in dire straits over the oil price crash as it has requested partners to pay for naphtha imported to produce exportable crudes.
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One of the coolest interviews we did was with Richard Ravitch, who was running the subways the last time they were in dire straits back in 1979, because we want to get that historical perspective.
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Most of the U.S. agricultural sector is in dire straits from a lethal trifecta of "adverse weather, weak commodity prices and trade disruptions," according to the latest report from the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland.
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After much discussion, we decided the best thing to do was plan for multiple streams of income so that if we ever found ourselves in dire straits again, we would at least have rental revenue.
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Seen as the most comprehensive and rigorous assessment on the state of the environment, the U.N.'s Global Environment Outlook said human health - was in "dire straits" due to unsustainable development and poor environmental protection.
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"It is a very big problem that has left farmers across the country in dire straits," Rakesh Tikait, spokesperson of the Bhartiya Kisan Union (Indian Farmers' Union) told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in a phone interview.
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He has listened closely to the woes of dairy farmers in dire straits, to families who have had to travel hundreds of miles to the closest maternity ward, to students struggling to pay off student loans.
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But none of this is new: To be priced competitively, hair dealers have always had to undercut the women selling their hair, which is why dealers have historically flocked to places where women are in dire straits.
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So, on the eve of the Muslim month-long fasting period of Ramadan, which begins in early June — traditionally a time for giving to charity, and for family and friends — Libyans find their finances in dire straits.
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If they were to lose both players — and it's very early to even begin speculating about such things — the Clippers could be in dire straits, as the Thunder will have control over five of the team's picks.
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On the other hand, Russia is not withdrawing completely; hence, President Assad may view this as a promise that Russian support will be available again if negotiations break down and government forces find themselves in dire straits.
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The Republican bill to repeal and replace major parts of Obamacare was in dire straits Wednesday after the Trump administration failed to convince members of a key conservative group in the House of Representatives to support the bill.
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Blue Jays 4, Yankees 2 TORONTO — A sign of how the Yankees' offense is in dire straits arrived in the ninth inning Monday when Manager Joe Girardi took the bats out of the hands of two struggling stalwarts.
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In one of the night's biggest surprises, he even won handily in Massachusetts, leapfrogging both Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, who finished in a disappointing third place in her home state and now finds her campaign in dire straits.
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Joe Biden's campaign will be in dire straits if he underperforms in the primary on Tuesday, and this weekend he seemed more desperate than ever to thwart the momentum of his top rivals, Pete Buttigieg and Bernie Sanders.
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The clash also took place against a backdrop of a Trump campaign in dire straits, as the reverberations from a 2005 video in which the nominee spoke in lurid and aggressive terms about women continue to be felt.
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Tom Kloza, global head of energy analysis at Oil Price Information Service, said northeastern refiners on the brink of bankruptcy are not in dire straits because of the policy, but due to competition from Gulf Coast and Middle East.
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In addition, 45 percent of hospitals reported robberies and shootings, the report showed, in the latest sign of how Venezuela's five years of recession have left the country's hospitals, once among the best in Latin America, in dire straits.
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Desperate For Help Then, one day, an online search — and who knows what I actually typed in, but it's possible it was "In dire straits please help rescue us" — turned up a strategy we'd never considered: a financial therapist.
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That way you'll start to feel hope, and hope is important – it's one of the few things in life that's free, which is important when you're in dire straits, looking to get out from a bad situation, or completely lost.
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Since then, doubts weighed over whether Saudi Arabia and Iran could put their geopolitical disputes aside and whether countries whose finances are in dire straits due to low oil prices would resist the urge to pump crude at high rates.
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The Packers are in dire straits with Hundley, who was rarely asked to throw the ball more than five yards on Monday night, but they at least have the benefit of having a long-term plan at quarterback (hint: It's Rodgers).
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The now seven-year-old young adult male bear, who grew fat enough this summer for Katmai National Park rangers to include him in the 2503 Fat Bear Week competition, found himself in dire straits in the summer of 2014.
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"The pricing mechanisms that caused steel and aluminum to be in dire straits in the first place, weren't fundamentally altered by the tariffs," said Paul, who pointed to U.S. Steel's recent closure of a Detroit plant that resulted in 1,500 layoffs.
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It's hard to compare Trump's and Obama's job creation, since Obama took office when the economy was in dire straits and Trump took office when the economy -- despite his claim it was on a precipice -- appeared to be doing well.
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His description of African-American life was also often exceedingly dark and broad-brushed, as he equated the lives of poor African-Americans living in inner cities with those of all African-Americans, most of whom do not live in dire straits.
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Will is from a part of rural Pennsylvania that's in dire straits from the opioid epidemic — the type of community where many individuals have spiraled down into the darker parts of the web, forwarding emails that promote Islamophobia, as Mensa describes it.
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Under President Donald Trump, the department has been aggressive in ending TPS categories for hundreds of thousands of immigrants, a majority of whom have lived in the US for upwards of 15 to 20 years and whose countries are still in dire straits.
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Puerto Rico was in dire straits: real GDP had been falling since 2006; migration out was accelerating; and the Commonwealth's debt had risen to the point where further borrowing could take place, if at all, only at a very high interest rate.
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The security situation in Syria and Iraq are in large measure in dire straits because of unsuitable tactical decisions taken by the United States and the West with little to no consideration of how or whether those actions would contribute to an attainable strategic objective.
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Even before the hurricane, Puerto Rico's water system was in dire straits, with virtually every water customer on the island drinking tap water that violated the Safe Water Drinking Act, according to a report from the Natural Resources Defense Council released earlier this year.
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Kim Han Ryeo-il, who set up a feminist café and bookshop in Seoul's Gangnam district last year, says she wanted to create the kind of place she wished had existed when she was a single mother in dire straits after a divorce years ago.
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ZTE looked to be in dire straits when it ceased its business in the U.S. earlier this month after a Department of Commerce order banned U.S. partners from selling components to the company in response to it flouting trade bans in Iran and North Korea.
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This continuing resolution would allow a technical adjustment in how the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services allocate funds; that means states that are in dire straits because they have already — or are close to — depleting their CHIP funding will be apportioned additional federal dollars through Dec.
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The spectacle of thousands of former players suing the league for lying to them, and the prospect that some players might have testified in court about the harm they suffered, led the league to promise to pay potentially hundreds of millions of dollars to former players in dire straits.
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Draghi has been credited for preventing a break-up of the euro area in the summer of 2012 by saying the ECB would do "whatever it takes" to save the euro, a pledge to help countries in dire straits that quashed speculation against bonds issued by Italy and other indebted countries.
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The Wisla Krakow he rejoined, he knew, was in dire straits, its proud history besmirched after a series of disastrous events involving a hooligan takeover, missing money and a mysterious foreign investor who offered himself as a savior, collected the club's ownership certificates and then — without producing even a single zloty — disappeared.
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After the 1995 run — which featured an eclectic lineup that included the ska-reggae band Sublime, a Tragic Kingdom-era No Doubt, and the grunge pioneers L303 — the tour was in dire straits financially, as the small sponsorships Lyman had landed from brands like Converse and Spin weren't enough to cover the significant production costs.
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In American political discourse, those on the side of the sick, poor, and underprivileged tend to favor more federal government intervention and involvement across the board; they see government as accountable to the people, an instrument rather like a charity, through which a community helps those of its members who find themselves in dire straits.
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Limited runs from Painkiller, a live box set of Animal Collective's earliest and strangest releases (that I've since tried to sell on eBay twice in dire straits and have never been able to part with), and specific color variants from Orchid Tapes, who ship all their orders with sweets and tea and other assorted trinkets.
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I used to do a double take when I saw a homeless person typing away at their phone, but the idea that phones are "luxuries" and that these people might be feigning destitution gave way quickly to the understanding that these devices are as necessary for someone in dire straits as they are for anyone else.
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MSNBC's Joe Scarborough says Democrats are in dire straits following President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's victory.
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Actor Seth MacFarlane said Wednesday that the U.S. is in dire straits after Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's first press conference as president-elect.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisBiden's lead atop Democratic field slips: poll GOP senator: Pelosi impeachment timeline intended to help Joe Biden Harris to cut some staff, redeploy others to Iowa in campaign shake-up MORE's (D-Calif.) once-promising campaign appears to be in dire straits as the candidate plans to redeploy staffers to Iowa and lay off some staff members at her Baltimore headquarters as she falters in her bid for the Democratic nomination.
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