PROFESSIONAL BASKETBALL got off to an inauspicious start in Canada.
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Mr Gayle made an inauspicious start to his IPL career.
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His Olympic swimming career got off to an inauspicious start.
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His early efforts as a television host were equally inauspicious.
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Jacob Lurie's first paper on infinity category theory was inauspicious.
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Trump's 2020 campaign in Arizona is off to an inauspicious start.
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It was an inauspicious beginning to a band called Against Me!
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I fear this is an inauspicious beginning for the general election.
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Relations between the administration and Slim got off to an inauspicious start.
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It is also inauspicious that this burgeoning détente originated in the DMZ.
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It was an inauspicious start, but I decided to do just that.
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It might seem an inauspicious time to be so bullish about coworking.
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In his stead, backup Derek Anderson got things off to an inauspicious start.
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This was an inauspicious start, but it may have been a great blessing.
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From these inauspicious beginnings, the women's views on sexuality undergo a radical transformation.
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The story of 4th century BCE ruler Amastris begins with such inauspicious circumstances.
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It was an inauspicious time for Allen to come clean about his sins.
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It's an inauspicious start, especially with the clock ticking for states' CHIP funding.
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The Seattle-based company arrives in New York at an inauspicious time for retailers.
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Mr Abdul-Mahdi's confirmation, five months after a marred election in May, was inauspicious.
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It's an inauspicious start for a government that has promised to "rewrite Italy's history".
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IN OCTOBER 2003, the age of supersonic passenger travel came to an inauspicious end.
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The photograph, by the Reuters journalist Jonathan Bachman, was made at an inauspicious time.
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Jennings scored 16 points, a team-high and an inauspicious statistic for the Knicks.
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Both men displayed a fierce determination in the way they overcame their inauspicious beginnings.
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The company was able to fix the inauspicious name with a simple word swap.
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It was an inauspicious career decision by Ms. Sargent, a manager at the store.
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The Republican National Convention is already off to an inauspicious start for the media.
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But his first working encounter with electronics, during a high school play, was inauspicious.
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" Pema Hsu says: "Heavens, it's so inauspicious that the Texas governor gave Tsai a clock.
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This failure in a presidential year is especially inauspicious for the 173 off-year elections.
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Despite an inauspicious start in life, like all dogs, Friend doesn't dwell on past misfortunes.
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Given the inauspicious atmosphere, it's unlikely that any other President would still be meeting Putin.
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Despite the inauspicious setting, or perhaps because of it, Marshall's famous decision in Marbury v.
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His start was inauspicious and completely in keeping with the trajectory of most WWE giants.
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Widows face a lot of bias particularly in rural areas, where they are considered inauspicious.
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It was an inauspicious trade of national security for political self-preservation and partisan ambition.
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The answer, it seems, is that it would be inauspicious start to a nonetheless necessary revolution.
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Venture investing is based on relationships; being opaque makes for an inauspicious beginning of a relationship.
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The month is considered inauspicious and people avoid weddings, buying gold or property during the period.
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George P.'s decision is an inauspicious one for Republicans hoping this election will discredit Trumpism.
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A few others who have departed the White House under inauspicious circumstances are receiving that amount.
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She brought handfuls of dates and wanted to know which dates were auspicious and which were inauspicious.
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It was an inauspicious way to kick off what's supposed to be a global revolution in transportation.
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JCPenney became a publicly traded company in 1929, though it had a bit of an inauspicious start.
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A period in which Congress is itself divided may seem inauspicious for a revival of legislative authority.
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It was an inauspicious start, Mr. Clement admitted in an email to a friend in January 2011.
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It's an inauspicious beginning to an election where the role of technology already has some voters spooked.
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Donald Trump, by contrast, took office under very inauspicious circumstances for an ambitious first 100 days agenda.
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But, he says, journalists should be careful to not form lasting impressions based on Trump's inauspicious first impression.
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Rolling Stone deemed "Where the Day Takes You" (22017) an "inauspicious beginning to [Will Smith's] big-screen career".
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Ten years after that inauspicious start, Twitter's 320m monthly users send hundreds of millions of tweets a day.
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Williams got off to an inauspicious start Thursday when she lost a break in the match's first game.
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"Markets kicked off June in an inauspicious style this morning," said Connor Campbell, a financial analyst at Spreadex.
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But as Trump kind of points out, this leak comes at an inauspicious time for the British government.
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"It wasn't always like this," Ahmad said, recalling Judge's inauspicious debut in the second half of last season.
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This was inauspicious, Feng Shui Eddie advised, because it allowed restless spirits to peer into the factory grounds.
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It was an inauspicious debut for Webb, who was added to bolster Milwaukee's bullpen for a potential playoff run.
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Kivalina's case is the one that most closely resembles the current round of lawsuits, and its fate is inauspicious.
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It looked like this:Image: Reddit via Inauspicious PaganThe option almost immediately disappeared, but not before rekindling intrigue among fans.
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But if his appearance in Charleston was in that sense inauspicious, it was justified as an act of desperation.
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Such an unprecedented endeavor would be inauspicious at the best of times, but it follows the worst of times.
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But even those inauspicious moments on "Restaurant Startup" gave way to on-camera praise from a Whole Foods executive.
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It was an inauspicious start, one that made it hard to envision the Riveters as a future championship contender.
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On Soccer England's coach never applied for his job, and he got off to an inauspicious start coaching women.
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In fact, it appeared to be an even more inauspicious moment than usual for a high-stakes foreign trip.
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It's an inauspicious start to what would go on to become one of the best-selling books of all time.
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Their inauspicious projections have left many Texans wondering what a multiyear recovery effort could entail for them and their communities.
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Plunging stock prices, sagging valuations and a spotty regulatory landscape are other inauspicious signs the industry is taking a beating.
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Mercury retrograde is an inauspicious time for communication, and for signing contracts, traveling, or shopping for anything important or expensive.
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Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) pounced on the remarks, calling it an inauspicious start to the committee's work for the year.
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So the new Senate "gang" is off to an inauspicious start, though lawmakers did agree to keep talking, senators said.
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It was an inauspicious debut for the first public art commission ever awarded to a woman in New York City.
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Since his inauspicious introduction, Willoughby has been portrayed as a capable, unassuming background character waiting for his moment to shine.
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It is the same amount that a few others who have departed the White House under inauspicious circumstances are receiving.
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For Mr. Lhota, who is days into a job he has held once before, the derailment was an inauspicious beginning.
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Some businesses have an inauspicious start; Eric Fanelli's has a particularly unfortunate one: His cat peed on his hockey gear.
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It is considered to be an inauspicious place; anyone unlucky enough to die there will be reincarnated as an ass.
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But whoever wasn't deterred by the debate's inauspicious timing saw an event that was both substantive and sort of lackadaisical.
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Algeria's progress comes at an inauspicious moment: Alarming new findings suggest that democracy is in significantly more trouble than thought.
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The relations have veered back to confrontation on a broad range of issues, setting up an inauspicious framework for trade talks.
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It seemed like an inauspicious way to introduce Maile Pearl to the democratic process, but fortunately the baby slept through everything.
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He hesitated at first to disclose the time and date of his birth, lest the prediction turn out to be inauspicious.
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The U.N.'s annual two-week climate change conference, hosted by Poland this year, has gotten off to an inauspicious start.
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It's about Apollo Kagwa, a used-book dealer and new father who's struggling against inauspicious odds to succeed in both roles.
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This is quite inauspicious, coming at a time when the Pentagon wants to increase the Army by more than 28503,22019 soldiers.
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It was an inauspicious start to a tournament for which, as usual, the expectations were that the United States would win.
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Coach Jeff Hornacek, meanwhile, retains his job after a deeply inauspicious debut last season; he'd be advised to keep his sublet.
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The opening scene has him cycling around early-morning London, warbling out a tune about the sky, and it's... an inauspicious start.
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They discuss everything from Zack Snyder's directorial choices, to the movie's mystifying plot holes, to the inauspicious future of the superhero genre.
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Gbessa, born in Africa, called a witch because of her long red hair and inauspicious birth, can die but is always resurrected.
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Women's World Cup: Phil Neville, England's coach, never applied for his job, and he got off to an inauspicious start coaching women.
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The work's not-quite-absence is inauspicious for "On The Wall": without it, a study of Jackson's impact on contemporary art feels incomplete.
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For Mr. Trump, the timing was especially inauspicious: It came as police shootings of black people were once again drawing scrutiny and protest.
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But Hood, now a two-time planking world record holder, had an inauspicious start when he got into competitive planking 22017 years ago.
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The timing of Mr. Cohen's hedge fund reboot is inauspicious; many longtime managers have closed their hedge funds to run family offices instead.
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The dysfunction came at a very inauspicious time, with taxpayers struggling to navigate a new Republican-promulgated tax code for the first time.
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But this round's timing seems especially inauspicious given the flood of streaming competition—from Apple, Disney, WarnerMedia, NBC, and more—that lies just ahead.
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Installing a puppet president and subverting the constitution marks an inauspicious beginning for a party nominally devoted to democracy, transparency and rule of law.
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Its inauspicious beginnings are hinted at in the plain-spoken subtitle, "From Refugee Camp to Project," but the happy ending is there by implication.
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But rain had fallen all afternoon in New York; things looked inauspicious for the outdoor Erasing Borders Festival of Indian Dance event that evening.
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The meeting got off to an inauspicious start when bad weather delayed the arrival of Mr. Putin's team of ministers and advisers from Moscow.
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Retail demand, however, remained lackluster this week because of the Shradh period, which is considered inauspicious for buying bullion, said one Kolkata bullion dealer.
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Novel is making a big bet at a seemingly inauspicious timeThe new San Jose location is only one part of Novel&aposs broader expansion.
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NEW DELHI — It was an inauspicious moment for a military the United States is banking on to help keep an expanding China in check.
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Random American families have been known to discover secret hidden cameras in places as inauspicious as the Knights Inn and Suites in Virginia Beach.
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This was the inauspicious beginning of what I'd previously considered the ultimate "romantic" leap: picking up my life and relocating for the person I loved.
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But the growing list of political critics is an inauspicious sign for the industry, which is dominated by CVS, Express Scripts and UnitedHealth Group's OptumRx.
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His night got off to an inauspicious start when his first pass attempt, on Clemson's second play from scrimmage, was intercepted by cornerback Gareon Conley.
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Download it here Above: 'One Late Night', gameplay trailer Which is why One Late Night, by Black Curtain, was an inauspicious choice for a follow up.
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Widows generally face prejudice, particularly in rural areas, where they are considered inauspicious and a financial burden to the husband's family, with whom they typically live.
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INAUSPICIOUS TIMING Loans for Yes Bank and IndusInd were launched in January and SBI's deal was launched in late May after being mandated in early March.
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Several reports were about women not being able to call their husbands by name because they were told it was disrespectful and inauspicious to do so.
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Normally a dominant spring performer (before this season, his career record was 8-703 in March and April), his inauspicious start to 2016 has been baffling.
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An inauspicious, if imprecise, historical parallel might be the Western cold shoulder, which in 1939 pushed Stalin into his pact with Hitler with all that followed.
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But this break could prove to be real, putting Mr. Trump and his Republican allies at cross-purposes at an inauspicious moment on the political calendar.
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In an inauspicious first inning of the Orioles' home opener on Thursday, it did not appear that the Yankees (3-4) were going to reverse course.
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But Paxton quickly brushed off the inauspicious start, holding steady after Hicks helped provide a 93-1 lead in the bottom half of the first inning.
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LHP Travis Wood made an inauspicious Royals debut by giving up two runs on two hits and two walks in one-third of an inning Monday.
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"Our planet is finite, but human possibilities are not," Mathis Wackernagel, CEO of the Global Footprint Network, said in a statement ahead of today's inauspicious landmark.
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Still, the economy has made an inauspicious start to 2019, shrinking by 0.2 percent quarter-on-quarter during the first three months, according to preliminary data.
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But rather than lighten the mood, the birds froze to death in minutes — an inauspicious start to what would prove a difficult second term for Grant.
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Widows face a lot of bias particularly in rural areas, where they are considered inauspicious and a burden to the husband's family, with whom they typically live.
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It was an inauspicious start for a deal that many in the anti-Trump movement had been calling on the candidates to put into place for weeks.
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If the company is truly making an effort to be less terrible at explaining its decisions — and we're skeptical about that too — this is pretty inauspicious start.
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The situation came to a head in September 2007 when he left the club "by mutual consent", following an inauspicious start to the latest Premier League campaign.
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Some buyers consider it taboo to buy houses during the inauspicious period, which, according to cultural tradition, is when the spirits of the dead return to earth.
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An Exxon gasoline pump with the Amazon logo emblazoned boldly over top made an inauspicious addition to an expo known for featuring cutting-edge and futuristic technology.
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That'd be an inauspicious end to an already rocky White House tenure that was mostly notable for its bad press and a lack of clarity surrounding her responsibilities.
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Most roleplaying games ride low with the spoils of war, owing to a preoccupation with shooting, looting, and conquest—historically inauspicious activities whenever they've had designs on race.
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With the league's second worst offense, and only the 683th ranked defense despite a glut of "defense-first" players and a defensive-minded coach, it's an inauspicious start.
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Also known as the HTC Dream — this was back when we had an HTC, you see — the G1 was about as inauspicious a debut as you can imagine.
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The night got off to an inauspicious start for the Mets when, six pitches into the game, Steven Matz coughed up a two-run homer to Kris Bryant.
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It should have been a moment for Team Clinton to celebrate a knockout blow to Trump's insurgency — except that the video landed on an inauspicious day for them.
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Purchases were also curbed last month by the arrival of Adhik Maas, an extra month in the Hindu calendar that ended on June 13 which is considered inauspicious.
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Many of the restaurants that have been built there have seemed cursed on one level or another, but the latest one sounded uniquely inauspicious, starting with its timing.
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On the inauspicious evening in 1959 that Ms. Howe met Mr. Levy, she went to a party in a strapless red satin dress on loan from her mother.
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It was an inauspicious beginning for Democrats as the party's 363 contenders began the state-by-state battle to pick a Democratic nominee to face Trump in the Nov.
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Rather, NHL hockey got off to an inauspicious start in America when the puck dropped at Boston Arena for a game between the Montreal Maroons and Bruins on Dec.
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While it's likely the company would continue to sell stockpiled versions of the Wii U well into 2017, the action would mark an inauspicious end to a disappointing run.
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His re-election campaign had an inauspicious start when he was forced to deny rumors that he had died and been replaced by a lookalike from Sudan called Jubril.
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For now would seem to be a particularly inauspicious time to rock the global economy, especially considering that the Federal Reserve has exhausted much of its monetary policy arsenal.
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After an inauspicious start that included five penalties and a missed field goal attempt by Collin Larsh that sailed wide right, Wisconsin caught a break in the second quarter.
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His orange beard, wild hair and brows, and bugged-out eyes have led to inspired mockery, and in an inauspicious preseason debut, he took a spill on the ice.
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If these initial devices ultimately prove buggy or are otherwise a letdown from a user perspective, it's going to be a fairly inauspicious start for a long-promised form factor.
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But the lack of communication is inauspicious for an undertaking that, with Fiat Chrysler Automobiles in the mix, would be a hybrid of Japanese, American, French and Italian corporate cultures.
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Despite that inauspicious beginning, and the many years of drug abuse that preceded it, the Colemans want to get out this message: There is life and love after drug addiction.
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Every product supposedly designed to cure a person's snoring has the same late-night ad, scripted with the same inauspicious premise: Your wife hates you because you're a loud, obnoxious fuck.
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Republicans currently hold a slim 51-49 majority in the chamber, and an inauspicious electoral map for the Democrats that has them defending 10 seats in states Trump won in 2016.
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His comments mark an inauspicious start to a summit that many fear could be as disastrous as last month's G7 gathering — but with even bigger stakes, given NATO's collective defense requirements.
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It's an inauspicious development in a year that has already seen 228 cases of the serious and potentially lethal disease in 12 states, including six outbreaks of at least three people.
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While those numbers are inauspicious, one way that Trump could win despite them is if the Democratic vote ends up being split by a third-party or independent candidate like Schultz.
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It was an inauspicious beginning to what would end up being a 12-hour ordeal, one involving a desperate wolf, swarms of mosquitoes, an unwitting bear cub—and a can of beer.
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It was an inauspicious start to a trip meant to consolidate support in Asia for his combative approach to North Korea and to lay out an assertive approach to negotiate trade agreements.
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Burdened neither by fresh ideas nor common sense, Gary Dauberman's lethargic screenplay (he also directed, an inauspicious debut) takes so long to get moving that Annabelle herself should demand a do-over.
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But Hong Kong's record-breaking property price surge over the past few years is pushing many to reconsider such inauspicious apartments as bargains too good to pass up, whatever the bad history.
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The Treasury's need for more debt is inauspicious, given the recent surge in U.S. yields and a Federal Reserve that's expected to begin a campaign to hike borrowing costs and withdraw liquidity.
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In an inauspicious sign for "Empire 2.0", the nickname British officials use for their plan to forge closer links with the Commonwealth, the vast majority of Britain's former colonies backed Mauritius or abstained.
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But amidst the cacti and scorpions, in an inauspicious building in a light industrial park with a dusty desert garden out front, is Alcor, a company that's been cryogenically preserving people since 1976.
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Meanwhile, Rypien had an inauspicious start to his junior campaign by going 13-of-23 for 160 yards and throwing an interception returned for a touchdown in a 24-13 win over Troy.
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It was an inauspicious start for the panel, which was created after President Trump claimed last winter that millions of illegal votes had robbed him of a popular-vote victory over Hillary Clinton.
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The intimidating presence of soldiers in rural areas, where voter registration is now taking place, was an inauspicious start to the election season, said Andrew Makoni, chairman of the Zimbabwe Election Support Network.
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It has been an inauspicious start to a six-game road trip for the Florida Panthers, who have dropped a pair of one-goal decisions and lost their head coach to start the trek.
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They unexpectedly dropped their full-length debut, Allir vegir til glötunar, following an album leak, but in spite of the release's inauspicious circumstances, the album had an immediate impact on fans and critics alike.
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Buenos Aires (CNN)Friday's "family photo" at the G25 summit in Argentina marked an inauspicious moment: there were fewer female heads-of-government posing than in any of the previous gatherings of the group.
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Djokovic made an inauspicious start, double-faulting his first point en route to being broken, but quickly found his feet to reel off the next four games and win the first set 6-3.
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Multiple failures on the part of Saudi Arabia's Patriots could indicate that, in fact, the air-defense system hasn't gotten much better since its inauspicious 1991 debut and subsequent friendly-fire incidents in 2003.
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About 1,200 people showed up at Oxford's unprepossessing Iffley Road track to watch, and though the day was blustery and damp — inauspicious conditions for a record-setting effort — a record is what they saw.
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But I certainly agree that a multiday debate about the size of the crowd was an inauspicious start for everyone, especially a brand-new administration with the power to change the conversation at will.
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And it's fair to say that Facebook Messenger's early clutch of chatbots roundly failed to impress — it's since tried to hone the user experience to dial down user confusion, so a fairly inauspicious start there.
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Gold demand in India may also be about to pick up as the second-biggest consumer enters the demand-heavy wedding season and exits Khar Mass, an inauspicious period in the Hindu calendar, from Dec.
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Today is being celebrated as the 22018th anniversary of public access to the World Wide Web, (aka Happy #InternautDay), but in the history of the internet and Web access, this is a fairly inauspicious date.
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The reason for fearing a particularly adverse economic fallout from a vote in favor of Brexit is that the referendum is taking place at a highly inauspicious time for Britain, the world's fifth largest economy.
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But the script, by series creators David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, was a mess, making for the weakest episode of the final season so far and an inauspicious preview of the show's remaining few hours.
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Even with a run of shows planned next month at the prestigious Kennedy Center in Washington D.C., the inauspicious way in which Bey intends to make his industry exit betrays his legend as a rap icon.
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Things got off to an inauspicious start, when a man somehow got through Capitol security and managed to throw miniature Russian flags at the president and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell as they entered the lunch.
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And sometimes the fascination lay in the sheer unlikelihood of such an author existing at all, amid the most inauspicious circumstances: a houseful of children, a ne'er-do-well husband, a spindly desk in a drafty hallway.
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It's an inauspicious start for the DNC, whose organizers clearly wanted to disassociate their convention from the raucous RNC and show the country that adults were in charge of at least one of America's two major parties.
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KABUL (Reuters) - Afghanistan's parliament descended into chaos on Sunday when lawmakers brawled over the appointment of a new speaker, an inauspicious start to the assembly which was sitting for the first time since chaotic elections last year.
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It's an inauspicious beginning to our in-depth investigation into the phenomenon known as Las Vegas pool culture, a project to which we, avowed Texas river rats, have affixed the label Fear and Bathing in Las Vegas.
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World number one McIlroy, the 2018 champion, made an inauspicious start when he plunked his approach shot into a lake at his second hole at Bay Hill, but he roared back with five birdies and an eagle.
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The week-long event, the boldest since Modi launched the initiative to emulate China's export miracle back in 2014, got off to an inauspicious start when a huge fire engulfed the stage at a cultural event on Sunday.
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A 20-win program that reached the NCAA Tournament last season for the first time since 2015, Ole Miss actually got off to an inauspicious start as coach Kermit Davis called a timeout 43 seconds into the game.
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It was inauspicious that, at the news conference in June for its publication, Mr. Corbyn looked on in silence as one of his supporters accused Ruth Smeeth, a Jewish member of Parliament, of conspiring against the party leader.
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Tesla is at a critical juncture as it tries to fix an inauspicious launch of the Model 3 sedan, a mid-market car crucial to its success and future profitability that has been plagued by early production problems.
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He also has highly questionable judgment as a prognosticator, publishing a column titled "The Bush Boom Continues" on the inauspicious date of December 7, 2007, right as the economy was tumbling into the deepest, longest recession in decades.
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Tesla is at a critical juncture as it tries to fix an inauspicious launch of the Model 252 sedan, a mid-market car crucial to its success and future profitability that has been plagued by early production problems.
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This is not least the case since that referendum now looks likely to be held in the second half of this year, in what are all too likely to be inauspicious circumstances for both the U.K. and global economies.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (season 6): 100%What critics said: "Having matured with every season since its inauspicious 2008 pilot movie, The Clone Wars has become a cinematic actioner as enjoyable for adult fans as its target youngling audience.
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Things got off to an inauspicious start in February, when a story at E&E revealed that Pruitt was requesting a full-time, around-the-clock security detail — not the first act of a man confident in his agenda.
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Flippy was slated to be deployed at CaliBurger restaurants around the country this year, but its March debut was inauspicious: After a couple of hours at the chain's Pasadena location, it fell behind on orders and was decommissioned for improvements.
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It was an inauspicious beginning to a 13-game stretch that may be a litmus test for the team's front office when the Yankees host Boston, Baltimore and San Francisco — which holds the best record in baseball — and travel to Houston.
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It was an inauspicious beginning for the airline, which rolled out Germany's first no-frills long-haul air service in November, offering one-way fares to destinations in the Caribbean and Thailand for as little as 210 euros, or $22018.
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And as nervous aides await a verdict in former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort's trial and watch with trepidation the inauspicious public relations blitz carried by lead attorney Rudy Giuliani, uncertainty surrounding the President's handling of the Russia investigation abounds.
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The only trophy that the Washington Capitals hoisted in their inauspicious debut season in 28-213 was a trash can they skated around the ice with after their lone road victory of the season, which came against the lowly Oakland Seals.
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Adams, 39, has learned to monetize his online presence, fueling a living from the view counts, branding opportunities and sponsorships that were unthinkable during his inauspicious nine-year career as a defensive tackle for the San Francisco 49ers and the Chicago Bears.
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Messi was furious with himself for missing a penalty in the South Americans' opener against Iceland, which ended 1-1 in an inauspicious start for what may be his last chance to emulate Diego Maradona's feat of winning a World Cup for Argentina.
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Try as they might to celebrate Mullin's return to Queens, where he dazzled as an all-American player, fans would come to recognize that Mullin's first year as a coach — at any level — never fully rebounded from its inauspicious start in early November.
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It is also organized around a single, unified plot, which distinguished it from Defoe's more episodic "Moll Flanders" (1722), a pseudo-memoir that recounts its protagonist's varied and largely illicit pursuits, from her inauspicious beginnings through her late years in the colonies.
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Either way, the news comes at an inauspicious time for President Donald Trump, who has had to deal with congressional hearings featuring former FBI Director James Comey last week and Attorney General Jeff Sessions today, each digging deep into his campaign's possible collusion with Russia.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - More than 50,000 passengers were stranded at a railway station in the Chinese city of Guangzhou on Tuesday because of weather delays, state media said, an inauspicious start for some as the country embarks upon its annual lunar new year travel rush.
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In such an inauspicious environment, a continuation of 4.1 percent and 120.33 percent monthly imported fuel price increases in January and February, respectively, and double digit advances of imported natural gas prices could have serious consequences for the U.S. price stability in the months ahead.
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One could see it coming, as Trump portended his administration's first inauspicious hours, using Day One not to send out a message that he was getting down to work for the American people but to crassly — and erroneously — contest the "record" crowd at his inauguration.
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Op-Ed Contributor The talks that opened this week between the North and South Korean governments are off to an inauspicious start: Even before negotiators could settle into their seats, the North had pocketed its first concession from the South, offering nothing in return.
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Essentially, the idea of assigning the thoroughly inauspicious date of 22012/22011/226 to one of thrash metal's most enduring symbols seems perfectly reasonable—elementary, even—but doesn't do much to account for the difference that 12 years has made in Slayer's reputation (and very core).
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With its emphasis on terra cotta tomb figures — which Chinese people traditionally regard as inauspicious to own — and serene stone Buddhist sculpture, the Kurland collection could be viewed as reflecting a scholarly Westerner's taste, but there were plenty of Chinese admirers at the Monday night viewing.
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It may be too much to expect either side to surrender territorial claims on Kashmir, but India's Ramadan olive branch, however inauspicious, could become the start of a sorely needed dialogue if Pakistan responds by at least suspending its support for Islamic terrorist groups in Kashmir.
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But in an inauspicious sign, a Tokyo news conference on the deal was canceled, with Bain saying the consortium could not form a consensus on whether to brief media - underscoring fears that the 8-member group contained too many competing interests for it to work well.
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Despite the inauspicious start, At War evolved from a blog written primarily by Times reporters, photographers and translators, and found its stride with "A Soldier Writes," a column that highlighted the perspectives of military personnel, many of whom were young and had different viewpoints from their colonels and generals.
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It is an inauspicious start for a man whose son promoted the "pizza gate" fake news story that resulted in a near fatal incident at Comet Pizza in Washington, D.C. What the White House will also soon discover is that while it may have the power, the agencies have the muscle.
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READ MORE: US headache: Keeping Turkey, Kurds apart Airport scuffle It's the second day of high-stakes diplomacy for Obama, who arrived here Saturday to an inauspicious welcome: no red-carpeted stairs for Air Force One and open quarreling on the tarmac between Chinese and US officials over press access.
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E.C.B. Under Fire as Novo Banco Bondholders Hit by Losses | Europe's new regime for winding up failing banks has made an inauspicious start, as investors criticized the European Central Bank for allowing Portugal to impose losses on almost 2 billion euros, or about $2.2 billion, of senior bondholders in Novo Banco.
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The votes got off to an inauspicious start on Wednesday, when Meadows got into a heated exchange over immigration with Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanPaul Ryan moving family to Washington Embattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway MORE (R-Wis.) on the House floor (The Hill).
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While Cal's Jared Goff did his thing in the Pac-228, the other anointed quarterbacks of this NFL Draft—Carson Wentz of FCS-level North Dakota State, Paxton Lynch of non-BCS Memphis, and Bowling Green State University's Matt Johnson—have all arisen as potential franchise quarterbacks despite comparatively inauspicious origins.
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We're guessing no — despite how heavy that armor is (and we all know that a golden hand adds ten pounds), there's no way the show would dispatch one of its main characters in such an inauspicious fashion, which makes the decision to end "The Spoils of War" that way kind of baffling.
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Sherrod BrownSherrod Campbell BrownThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape Dayton Democrat launches challenge to longtime GOP rep Dayton mayor: Trump visit after shooting was 'difficult on the community' MORE (D-Ohio) pounced on the remarks, calling it an inauspicious start to the committee's work for the year.
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"The first-quarter GDP growth was disappointing and it means we are starting the year in an inauspicious way...It was consumption growth that was weaker and that is a concern because consumption has been a strong point," said Bullard, who feels in the current low-growth economic climate the Fed may need at most one more rate increase.
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Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE had an inauspicious debut on the national presidential debate stage — pummeled by Democratic opponents on issues from race to gender insensitivity to not releasing his tax returns.
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He delivered a particularly inauspicious speech to a seemingly sparse crowd, presenting a vision for America that would best be described as aggressive atavism, a retrograde positioning of policy that threatens to drag the country back to a time of division and fear and hostility, when some stand in the light by casting others into darkness.
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Despite that inauspicious debut, the series is self-evidently one of the most influential television programs ever made; when it debuted in 1989 it entered a sitcom landscape that was still shaking off the last cobwebs of the 1970s sitcom revolution, and it suggested, boldly, that sitcoms didn't need to be about important issues or even use traditional storytelling methods to be great.
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In the hours surrounding Pierluisi's inauspicious entrée into the governorship, protesters in the streets of San Juan waved Puerto Rican flags and chanted "No lo queremos" (We don't want him) and "Vamos por Pierluisi" (We're coming for Pierluisi): House confirms Pierluisi as Sec of State, protestors in front of La Fortaleza chant "No lo queremos/We don't want him." pic.twitter.
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Then comes chicken, perhaps deep-fried with a lacy crust or in a red sauce heaped with sali (matchstick potatoes that snap), or lamb in a creamy white sauce of coconut and cashews; and pulao with dal and kebabs, uncannily close to dhansak — but not quite: Dhansak, while delicious, is considered inauspicious for a wedding, since it is customarily served on the fourth day after a loved one dies, to announce that mourning is over.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE plans to skip the event, and lackluster marketing has made for a major international gathering of which few are aware, an inauspicious sign for a meeting intended to galvanize support for collective action.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's intemperate remark last Friday warning of a possible "military option" in Venezuela could not have provided a more inauspicious beginning to Vice President Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters FEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding MORE's trip this week to four Latin American countries.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - (This version of the October 19 story corrects the headline and first paragraph to show the car was delivered too late to drive down the runway; corrects name of car in paragraphs 5, 7 and 8 to LeSEE Pro instead of LeSEE; corrects paragraphs 5 and 7 to add context about why car did not drive on runway; corrects paragraph 8 to show the company unveiled its first prototype of the car in Beijing and the LeSEE prototype was the latest version) Chinese technology company LeEco on Wednesday made an inauspicious entry into the race to develop self-driving electric cars when its prototype car could not make it down the runway at a gala event here.
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