The interruption of light will also make you notice other things.
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ET Wednesday due to Hurricane Matthew's interruption of last-minute sign-ups.
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It is a profound interruption of the world as we know it.
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Last week, after an Uber board member's wisecrack and the interruption of Sen.
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In Fitch's view the amalgamation will not result in any interruption of CCD's activities.
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More alarming is the interruption of these children's chance at achieving a stable childhood.
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Is that an interruption of the system you describe or a symptom of it?
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M-Shwari in Kenya recently suffered an interruption of service because of "technical issues".
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The most jarring interruption of the ocean soundscape comes from a process called seismic surveying.
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It is that interruption of the pattern, and that interaction, which causes things to happen.
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I am sure that this interruption of the process by a coup will not be forever.
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What's more, when this interruption of expectations triggers rage, it can warp our perception of time.
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This moment broke up State of's poetic rhythm, a jarring interruption of an otherwise entrancing performance.
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They might be an interruption of movement, from day into night, or from spring into summer.
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But in your paintings, it seems that there is an interruption of that sense of immediacy.
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The same is true of the interruption of imports, which have a mirror impact in the interruption of exports, and also limits the availability of foreign parts and materials that are needed in production in the United States that are used for domestic consumption and international export.
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The long-term impacts of this interruption of the mother-child relationship will be felt for generations.
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The dependence on a single source leaves the rest of the world vulnerable to an interruption of supply.
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It said it has "zero tolerance" for corruption and that it is committed to "immediate interruption" of misconduct.
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Given the current political climate in Europe, this is more than an unwelcome interruption of a political narrative.
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Infrastructure failures or successful cyberattacks could mean a devastating interruption of energy services that could cripple our economy.
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It said it has "zero tolerance" for corruption and that it is committed to "immediate interruption" of misconduct.
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Much like the shower episode in Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho" (1960), it is a bloody interruption of the ordinary.
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The Federal Nuclear Inspectorate ENSI and the energy industry were informed about the interruption of production, the operator said.
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The EU will ensure basic air connectivity to avoid full interruption of air traffic between the EU and Britain.
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They call the interruption of key scientific research, though, a much bigger problem that will have longer lasting repercussions.
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Advertising isn't just the disruption of aesthetics, the insults to your intelligence and the interruption of your train of thought.
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Coal can be stockpiled to guard against a temporary interruption of supplies due to weather, industrial action or international conflict.
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Nor did it reveal what portion of those who paused their subscriptions canceled them right after that interruption of service.
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After all, no standup comedian wants the constant interruption of a backseat participant, as any unassuming heckler will tell you.
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Chile's National Emergency offices said there had been no reports of injuries, damage to infrastructure or interruption of basic services.
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But, according to a survey from Runner's World, women runners too often have to deal with the unfortunate interruption of harassment.
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Brazilian telecoms regulator Anatel fears an interruption of Oi services next year, Estado reported, without saying how it obtained the information.
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It added it had not suffered a major interruption of production, allowing it to supply pharmaceuticals and medical devices in China.
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It added it had not suffered a major interruption of production, allowing it to supply pharmaceuticals and medical devices in China.
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A shopping trip to buy cocoa powder destroys the fantasy that the baking is not really an interruption of the work.
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" — JIMMY FALLON, referring to Kanye West's famous interruption of Taylor Swift at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards "How about Beyoncé?
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The results here represented at least an interruption of what had loomed as a march to the nomination by Mr. Sanders.
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The official censorship method is known as "Formal Interruption of Normal Commercial Operations," also known as "Modified Operations" or "Shutter Control" [pdf].
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The two made amends last year following West's interruption of Swift's acceptance speech for the MTV VMAs Best Female Video in 2009.
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A spokeswoman for USCIS told The Hill in an emailed statement that the agency would work to ensure "no interruption" of services.
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The "pain trade," which would cause the most damage to most market participants, is any interruption of that "synchronized global growth" story.
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It's not just the interruption of fun with friends and family that triggers the Sunday blues, or what some call the Sunday scaries.
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Mr Morales avoided a second round by just 35,000 of the 5.9m valid votes cast after a mysterious interruption of the vote count.
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RT, which originated as Russia Today, called the interruption of its financial dealings a government-backed attempt to interfere with freedom of speech.
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" What war is not, he wrote, is "an occasional interruption of a normality called peace; it is a climate in which we live.
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A shortage of raw milk production could lead to interruption of the company's export and foreign business or an increase in production costs.
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So this temporary interruption of work intends to question the visibility of work done and of the potential impact of when that work stops.
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The changes eliminate co-payment by patients and other obstacles to voluntary interruption of pregnancy, which were introduced by the previous centre-right government.
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It also said the Commission's decision could threaten the stability of gas supplies to Ukraine because of possible interruption of gas flows from Poland.
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" In a statement to Mashable, Shopify said, "On June 2, Shopify experienced an interruption of service by Google Cloud that made all stores inaccessible.
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Scotland's highest civil court ruled that Prime Minister Boris Johnson's interruption of Parliament's normal session at the height of the Brexit crisis was unconstitutional.
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Maybe that was some way of linking the intrusion of Jimmy McGill and the interruption of this nice simpatico I had with my wife.
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A one-month interruption of the funding for food stamps alone would have shaved GDP growth by around a half of a percentage point.
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Supply disruptions stemming from U.S. sanctions on Venezuela and Iran, as well as interruption of Russia's exports because of pipeline contamination, have helped underpin prices.
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Supply disruptions stemming from U.S. sanctions on Venezuela and Iran, as well as interruption of Russias exports because of pipeline contamination, have helped underpin prices.
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"They assure me that there will be no interruption of our counter-ISIL efforts," Kerry said, using an acronym to refer to the Islamic State.
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A shortage of raw milk production could lead to the interruption of the company's export business (3% of sales) or an increase in production costs.
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This week they signed an agreement that will allow scheduled flights between the two countries to resume after an interruption of more than 50 years.
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That was the message James Comey, the F.B.I. director, sent to Congress on Sunday in his latest headline-grabbing interruption of the 2016 presidential race.
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"Despite media reports to the contrary, RCN assures us that there was no interruption of CNN's programming in the Boston area last night," CNN said.
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On Friday, the U.S. Commerce Department said it was considering scaling back restrictions on Huawei to "prevent the interruption of existing network operations and equipment".
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Through an interruption of the status quo, Hsieh has attempted to rebel against the existing socio-political hegemony and strip bare the mechanisms of subjugation.
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The New England Journal of Medicine found "interruption of medical care" was a leading cause of the 3,000 deaths from Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico.
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Every item — brocade sofas, velvet upholstered chairs, metal hinges, parquet de Versailles floors — is period perfect; Smith will brook no interruption of his rococo illusion.
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"We think this is an interruption [of the bull market] rather than the start of a bear market," said Craig Callahan, founder of ICON Advisers.
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Rightwing activist Laura Loomer filmed her interruption of the House committee's interrogation of Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey with her phone secured to a pink selfie-stick.
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And then, how do you manage the sort of supply chain interruption of infusing new flavors and all that complexity that brings to the manufacturing process?
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Most cyber insurance policies cover breaches of up to $50 million, with much of the losses related to the interruption of the firms' business, Parisi said.
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Our instinct is to fight it, but interruption of this kind is actually a profound opportunity at once to make the world new, and to surrender.
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She instructs parents to address stressors of plane travel — confinement in a small space, lack of control and interruption of routine — before heading to the airport.
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Its Reconstruction Agency determined this year that stress, suicide and the interruption of medical care related to the nuclear crisis and evacuation had caused 2,202 deaths.
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THAT SLOWER SPREAD IN OTHER CHINESE PROVINCES "STILL GIVES US AN OPPORTUNITY FOR CONTAINMENT, POTENTIAL INTERRUPTION OF VIRUS" BUT IS NOT A GUARANTEE - WHO'S RYAN SAYS
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" Likewise, a separate study in 2015 said this interruption of circadian rhythm also increased the number of stroke hospitalizations the first two days after DST's "spring forward.
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However, we think the situation is likely to change as this crisis leads to an interruption of the pro-growth White House agenda, deflating the Hope Rally.
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U.S. crude futures prices have remained supported by the interruption of pipeline deliveries into the U.S. Midwest as a result of the shutdown at Canada's Syncrude plant.
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Production of Egyptian cotton for British and French mills increased rapidly, boosted by the interruption of cotton trade with America during the civil war of 20153-65.
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O'Neill and Corbat had waited quietly during the drumbeating and resumed the meeting after the protesters walked out peacefully after an interruption of less than 10 minutes.
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The arrest forced Mr. Grays to leave a United States postal truck unattended, raising questions about potential violations of federal law regarding the interruption of mail delivery.
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Some are claiming that the interruption of Assange's internet service was due to John Kerry's visit to London to meet with the UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson.
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They should look for other opportunities to build partnerships with vendors and design a new approach for the future to prevent another major interruption of the partnership.
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Protesters have marched repeatedly since his acquittal, including a highway blockade hours after the verdict and an interruption of the gay pride parade in Minneapolis on Sunday.
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" Kate Daloz Brooklyn, N.Y. I was struck by Kapur's thesis that utopians had been seeking an interruption of "what may seem like the ineluctable march of history.
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"The interruption of public worship has been welcomed by the Italian Church with some bureaucratic laziness," wrote the church historian Alberto Melloni in the newspaper La Repubblica.
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David Aduda, a veteran Kenyan journalist, said the government's interruption of private broadcasts had "exploded" tensions that were building between the media and the government for months.
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"While we are disappointed by the interruption of our operations, we believe it is warranted by the extraordinary circumstances facing the company at this time," the website reads.
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"The committee noted that since its last meeting, all three countries have met the criteria for confirming interruption of their original chains of Ebola virus transmission," WHO said.
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Climatically, this may have been a climax, but for the company, it was an unfortunate interruption of the momentum built in the first week of its winter season.
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The second staff member, who acknowledged her interruption of the naked male resident, said she had seen had seen "many" other staffers do the same sort of thing.
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"The commission took effective counter-measures and there was no interruption of service, although connection speeds were affected for a while, there was no data breach," he said.
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"I see what I am doing as an interruption of what somebody is thinking about, because the only context people have on Twitter is Twitter," Mr Jarosinski says.
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"Later tonight, 'Famous' might lose to Beyonce, but I can't be mad," he said, poking fun at his 2009 interruption of Swift's speech at the annual awards show.
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That doesn't mean reported interruption of energy grid operations was a "Cyber 9/11" or "Cyber Pearl Harbor" scenario that some government officials have warned about for years.
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Brazil's Foreign Ministry said on its Twitter account it was watching the election in Bolivia and was worried about the "unexpected interruption" of the official reporting of results.
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It was determined that he had had a kind of ministroke — a transient ischemic attack, or temporary interruption of blood flow to the brain caused by a clot.
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The divergence with dollar figures reflected the interruption of the renminbi's long-term appreciation trend against the dollar, said Thierry Apoteker, executive chairman and chief economist at TAC Economics.
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According to researchers, the interruption of medical care — many times because the lack of electricity, water, and access to healthcare — was the main reason for the increase in deaths.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - The Czech government has approved the release of state oil reserves for refiner Unipetrol after an interruption of supplies from Russia, CTK news agency reported on Monday.
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Research pointed to the interruption of medical care — many times because the lack of electricity, water, and access to healthcare — was the main reason for the increase in deaths.
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Just seven and a half hours of lakes and mountains, farmhouses dotting the hillsides, snow-dusted mountains, and the occasional interruption of the train conductor announcing the next stop.
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Chemicals maker Chemtrade Logistics Income Fund warned a prolonged interruption of rail service could negatively impact its operating results and may prevent the company from meeting its earnings forecast.
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In Spain, the Association of Clinics Accredited for the Voluntary Interruption of Pregnancy tweeted that its clinics remained open because abortion is part of the country's national health provision.
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The radio program began with the interruption of an orchestra performance for a "live" on scene report about a large metal cylinder that had just landed in New Jersey.
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Many readers said they could relate to the slapstick interruption of Professor Kelly's serious moment, sharing stories of disruptions not only from kids, but pets and naked spouses, too.
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She said Monday's event was one of the most contentious she had attended and explained the crowd's reaction by pointing back to Mr. Wilson's 2009 interruption of Mr. Obama.
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Spadino's interruption of Trump came only hours after the president signed an executive order stopping the controversial practice of separating children from parents who ca=ome to this country illegally.
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Comcast said Friday that the hours-long interruption of its internet, video and voice services, was caused by two separate and unrelated fiber cuts to the company's large network providers.
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The authors wrote: When density on the trail increases, ants seemed to be able to assess crowding locally and adjusted their speed accordingly to avoid any interruption of traffic flow.
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"The protocol will be used as a guide, especially in cases where the law clearly allows for the interruption of pregnancies," Health Minister Ginés González García told a news conference.
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PRICES AND STOCKS The market can respond to a short-term interruption of supply by drawing down inventories, pushing prices temporarily higher to restrain consumption, or some combination of both.
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"The protocol will be used as a guide, especially in cases where the law clearly allows for the interruption of pregnancies," Health Minister Gines Gonzalez Garcia told a news conference.
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"Despite media reports to the contrary, RCN assures us there was no interruption of CNN programming in the Boston area last night," a CNN spokesperson confirmed to Esquire journalist Luke O'Neil.
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In a 2009 interview with TMZ, Trump called for a boycott of West in the wake of his now-infamous stage-crashing interruption of Taylor Swift at the VMAs that year.
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More so than his repudiation of Bush, his interruption of the young country star accepting the award for Best Female Video made West a kind of a martyr for free speech.
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In this case, the malware in question was successful at defeating two systems, but in doing so appeared to inadvertently trip up another system, causing at least some interruption of service.
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Amtrak resumed its service between New York City and New Haven on Friday night after an interruption of more than two hours because of a power failure, a company spokeswoman said.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chile said it was concerned over the interruption of Bolivia's electoral process, and called for a prompt and peaceful solution in a statement from its foreign ministry on Sunday.
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Voters will forgive lots of things -- even affairs and prickliness, as Sanford learned -- but they will not tolerate an interruption of the progress being made under unified Republican control in Washington.
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The president's 2020 budget request proposed requiring device-makers to tell the FDA if a significant interruption of essential products was likely, and to file regular reports on their manufacturing capacity.
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DHL, which took on the contract last November with food service company QSL, said it regretted the interruption of supply and was working to rectify the situation as soon as possible.
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Virbac's 2015 results were severely affected by an interruption of operations at its St. Louis manufacturing facility following an inspection by the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) at the end of 2014.
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U.S. stock futures were sharply lower this morning, in what would be an interruption of a rally that lifted the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq to record closes the previous session.
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"NIH is currently assessing if there are other NIH intramural research projects that require procurement of new fetal tissue to determine appropriate next steps to prevent interruption of research," the statement adds.
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Publicly, Mr. Uribe — whose representatives did not respond to The Times — justified his interruption of this process by claiming that the men had been continuing to run their illegal operations from jail.
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Last week, after an Uber board member's wisecrack and the interruption of Senator Kamala Harris during a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing, The New York Times asked women to share their own experiences.
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"Exports clearly rose in July, indicating that a slight decline in second-quarter exports was a brief interruption of an ongoing uptrend," said Yoshimasa Maruyama, chief market economist at SMBC Nikko Securities.
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He will frequently interrupt his guests mid-flow (listeners inevitably take to Twitter to lament the interruption of a female contributor), often seems crotchety and occasionally ties himself in knots with his questions.
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In practice, the interruption of the Forties pipeline system, even if it lasts for two to three weeks, is unlikely to have a major impact on the global supply-demand balance in 2018.
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The U.S. House of Representatives joined the Senate in approving a bill to end an overnight federal shutdown, averting serious interruption of the government's business that could have hit sentiment towards the dollar.
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Business leaders have warned that fuel tax hikes and the interruption of corporate tax cuts initiated by the previous government will hurt investment and growth, undoing competitiveness gains of the past few years.
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United Launch Alliance, a partnership between Lockheed Martin and Boeing, relies on the Russian-made engines to manufacture the Atlas V rocket, and any interruption of supply could impact U.S. military satellite launches.
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While some parents make it a priority to explain the difference between entertainment and digital ads, kids are not innately hostile towards commercials and generally don't mind the sporadic interruption of video advertisements.
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McConnell's interruption of Warren's speech for impugning the motives of Sessions came as she was reading a letter from Coretta Scott King, and took away Warren's right to speak on the Senate floor.
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Delivery firm DHL, which took on the contract last November with food service company QSL, said it "regrets" the interruption of supply and is working to rectify the situation as soon as possible.
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The Money Issue If you were watching Chilean TV on a Friday morning last month, you might have encountered a surprising scene: the interruption of a newscast in the name of pop coreano.
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Ms. Loomer's interruption of the scene was being recorded by a man in the audience who began shouting, "You are all Goebbels," a reference to the Hitler aide and Nazi propagandist Joseph Goebbels.
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Traders said the fall in inventories was largely down to the two-week interruption of the Keystone pipeline bringing Canadian crude to the United States, and as American companies increasingly export excess crude.
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"While we are disappointed by the interruption of our operations, we believe it is warranted by the extraordinary circumstances facing the company at this time," it said in a brief statement on its website.
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" On the investigation led by Special Counsel Robert Mueller: "There's no indication there's going to be any interruption of that until completion, and we're all anxious to find out what he has to say.
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Given the size of the sinkhole, and the interruption of traffic on the busy street, city officials decided to fill and repair the massive hole and temporarily stop work on the new subway line.
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Most of the firms that have a written plan addressing facility-wide outages such as electrical failures or fire, the temporary interruption of discrete services such as internet or data feeds, and natural disasters.
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And though it begins as a farce, complete with a comic interruption of midcoital lovers, it gradually takes a serious turn — guns go off, fires burn, a human ear is delivered in a shoe box.
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Most North Koreans live in rural areas where over three-quarters of farmland is still ploughed by oxen, so any interruption of oil supplies would hurt urban areas, Pyongyang in particular, and the armed forces.
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The interruption of the crude flow through the 485-mile (780-km) Cano Limon-Covenas pipeline has forced Ecopetrol to declare force majeure on several shipments of Vasconia Norte crude for February and March deliveries.
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KOMARNA, Croatia — As a quirk of history and the Balkan wars, a corner of Croatia is cut off from the rest of the country by a 12-mile interruption of land belonging to neighboring Bosnia.
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He shrugs off the burning of churches, the interruption of university entrance exams, the barricades in the streets, as inevitable when trying to awaken the country to flagrant inequities, shatter its complacency and restore dignity.
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Donald Trump's first major interruption of Hillary Clinton at Monday's presidential debate came when she made a claim about his past remarks: "Donald thinks that climate change is a hoax perpetrated by the Chinese," she said.
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Any interruption of supplies from the port would have an impact on the wider population in the nation of 28 million, including more than 11 million children facing the threat of food shortages, disease and displacement.
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The central bank said in its official Twitter feed that routine maintenance of its "fire control systems caused an interruption of power to the Bank's main data center" and that it was "re-establishing full services".
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But that sort of thing is the only occasional interruption of what The Fall has always been: an inversion of a serial-killer story formula, the one we've had at least since Silence of the Lambs.
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The Commerce Department, which had effectively halted Huawei's ability to buy American-made parts and components, is considering issuing a temporary general license to "prevent the interruption of existing network operations and equipment," a spokeswoman said.
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West took an incident we all recalled and thought was over — his infamous interruption of her Best Female Video acceptance speech at the 229 MTV Video Music Awards — and breathed new life into a dead grudge.
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Or, more realistically, you can think of life as an interruption of an eternity of personal nonexistence, and seize it as a brief opportunity to observe and interact with the living, ever-surprising world around us.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece indefinitely suspended its superleague fixtures on Monday after a chaotic interruption of a high profile game between PAOK Salonika and AEK Athens, which included PAOK's owner entering the pitch area armed on Sunday night.
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In a statement, Anatel denied a Friday report by newspaper O Estado de S. Paulo saying the Brazilian government was considering an imminent intervention in the carrier, as it fears the interruption of Oi services next year.
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While the United States isn't the only country providing aid to the people of Gaza, it is the largest, and any interruption of U.S. funding is noticed in the daily lives of the most vulnerable Gazan families.
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Attempting to force TNCs to adopt an employment model in the midst of this crisis would result in the widespread elimination of work for hundreds of thousands and the immediate interruption of essential services for vulnerable populations.
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This along with the downscaling of Chinese activity, collapse in commodity prices and interruption of world trade flows was enough to get bond markets pricing in a high likelihood of another Fed rate cut around mid-year.
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Conservative forces are using the resulting chaos, dread and interruption of normal life to emphasize law and order as the most important issue of the day instead of the urgent questioning of the economic and political model.
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The typically vigorous director was visibly depleted from an illness early in his tenure, a matter he said he preferred to keep private, since his health has improved and there was no interruption of his Met activities.
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Airbus, which makes wings for all its passenger jets in Britain, said that leaving both the EU's single market and customs union immediately and without any agreed transition would lead to "severe disruption and interruption" of production.
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Although she's first and foremost a conceptual artist, O'Grady has a history of performance, beginning with what's still perhaps her most famous work: her critical interruption of art openings in the guise of Mlle Bourgeoise Noire (1980–83).
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This anxiety over death's cruel interruption of true love permeates her narrative of Cray's cancer, their wedding and his passing, which McBride narrates vividly and without the self-consciousness that is at times distancing elsewhere in the book.
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The sudden change of fortune for Mr. Ghani in no way means easier times ahead for Afghanistan, even if the interruption of the peace efforts is seen by many of its critics as an opportunity for course correction.
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Policymakers have offered stock to the market "if necessary" in the hope of blunting price rises — employing the same strategy they used after the interruption of Libya's supplies in 22012 and the U.S. attack on Iraq in 1991.
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Policymakers have offered stock to the market "if necessary" in the hope of blunting price rises employing the same strategy they used after the interruption of Libya's supplies in 22012 and the U.S. attack on Iraq in 1991.
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"We could combine the medical model of re-nourishment and interruption of symptoms in order to achieve medical stability, with the use of some of these substances like psilocybin, ayahuasca, and MDMA to facilitate the psychological healing," she says.
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Airbus, which makes wings for all its passenger jets in the U.K., said that leaving both the EU's single market and customs union immediately and without any agreed transition would lead to "severe disruption and interruption" of U.K. production.
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The cerebellum helps with voluntary processes such as posture, balance, coordination and speech," according to Health Line , which explained that "interruption of the blood flow through the basilar artery can lead to severe brain damage, organ malfunction, or even death.
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WhatsApp's CEO Jan Koum went further in a 903 blog post, stating that "Advertising isn't just the disruption of aesthetics, the insults to your intelligence and the interruption of your train of thought," but also a waste of engineering resources.
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Instead of erupting into a riotous chorus of "BOOs," people simply left in a cloud of shock and worry about what sort of "emergency" had prompted the interruption of one of the most energetic performances of West's Saint Pablo Tour.
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BRUSSELS, Dec 19 (Reuters) - The European Union said on Wednesday it would avoid interruption of air traffic, keep financial and other trade open and respect British citizens' residency rights in the bloc if Britain left without a deal next March.
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A lack of funding to the World Food Program and UNRWA, the U.N. humanitarian agency that supports Palestinians displaced by the 1948 war of Israel's founding, also meant there could be an interruption of food supplies for 1203 million people.
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According to WDW Stats, a non-Disney affiliated Twitter account that is dedicated to tweeting about the wait times and ride interruptions at Walt Disney World, the Jungle Cruise ride reopened after an interruption of 105 minutes on Thursday afternoon.
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From donning the threads of the Dark Knight to his WWE-style interruption of Wilder's post-fight interview, Fury is by far the most entertaining of the current crop, and undoubtedly bringing a much-needed revival to the heavyweight division.
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If you want to go deep on it you could view it as an interruption of the kind of gross classism that would consider these characters (most of whom are actual local residents, not actors) as "uncultured," but also they're just t-shirts.
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GM explained that it knew it needed the ability to open and close its own doors automatically in order to avoid an interruption of service should a passenger fail to close their own door while the vehicle's out going about its service day.
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Kanye West's interruption of her 2009 VMA acceptance speech is presented as a disruptive trauma — she thought people were booing her when they were booing West — and she started to realize she put too much stock in what other people thought of her.
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The deal struck in 19593 by Mr Obama and Cuba's president, Raúl Castro, restored diplomatic relations after an interruption of 54 years, softened the United States' trade embargo, eased travel between the countries and removed Cuba from the list of state sponsors of terrorism.
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The China Road and Bridge Corporation, a state-owned Chinese company has begun construction on a bridge largely funded by the European Union that will end decades of separation between Croatia's southern coast to the rest of the country by an interruption of Bosnian land.
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ALBANY — As lawmakers and lobbyists filed into the New York State Capitol on Tuesday, they steeled themselves for two possible crises: a continuing stalemate on the penultimate day of the year's legislative session, and a rumored interruption of service at the ground-floor Dunkin' Donuts.
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Flight EK521 was in the last moments of its approach to the runway after a three and a half-hour flight when it initiated a go-around, an interruption of the landing that is often conducted because of a sudden obstruction on the runway or wind gusts.
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The Kerch Strait bridge and the interruption of Ukrainian merchant ships have their equivalent in the South China Sea, where China has built and armed islands and continues to provoke incidents with other nations in an attempt to establish sovereignty claims over virtually the entire sea.
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The two cofounders had been vocal about their opposition to advertisements long before Facebook had expressed an interest in buying the app, calling ads "the disruption of aesthetics, the insults to your intelligence and the interruption of your train of thought," in a 2012 blog post.
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"The main concern for markets had been an interruption of the return to accommodative policy Draghi has outlined for September, but a continuation and even expansion of easing is possible when Lagarde assumes control in October," said David Zahn, head of European fixed income at Franklin Templeton.
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Cox suggested that delaying the seating of a delegate could lead to an interruption of the government's work and cause problems with the inauguration of the new governor, Democrat Ralph Northam, on January 13 and the final State of the Commonwealth Address by the outgoing governor, Democrat Terry McAuliffe.
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OneBlood, which collects more than one million blood products annually, including in Florida, had planned to shift collections from affected areas to ones that were not to maintain the safety of the blood supply with no interruption of their services, said Dr. Rita Reik, the chief medical officer.
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When baseball was a medal sport, from 1992 to 2008, Major League Baseball would not permit its players to compete for similar reasons as the N.H.L.'s: a lengthy interruption of an inflexible schedule that would cost owners and the players' association about three weeks' worth of revenue.
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Sam Nicholson, the CEO of Stargate Studios and member of the American Society of Cinematographers, explained in the press release that with high-capacity cards like the 1TB, not only can camera users store more images, but they can also capture them continuously without the hassle and interruption of switching cards.
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Republican and Democratic lawmakers hope to pass the bill before current funding runs out on Saturday, to avoid a partial government shutdown and head off the kind of messy budget battle that resulted in a record-long, 35-day interruption of government services late last year and early this year.
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In solidarity with calls for a general strike protesting the inauguration of Trump as the 45th president of the United States, a coalition of artists and critics last month issued an invitation to cultural institutions to participate in an "art strike," an interruption of business as usual on January 20, 2017, and beyond.
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Economists at Berenberg said they had now reduced their calls for euro zone growth in the first quarter to 0.1% from 0.2% but expected most of the losses from a temporary interruption of supplies from China to be recovered later on, leaving the forecast for annual GDP growth this year unchanged at 1.0%.
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Republican and Democratic lawmakers hope to pass the $22.5 trillion spending bill before current government funding runs out on Saturday, to avoid a partial government shutdown and head off the kind of messy budget battle that resulted in a record 23-day interruption of government services late last year and early this year.
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Republican and Democratic lawmakers hope to pass the $22.5 trillion spending bill before current government funding runs out on Saturday, to avoid a partial government shutdown and head off the kind of messy budget battle that resulted in a record 23-day interruption of government services late last year and early this year.
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And now, in "The Bishop's Bedroom," the "solution" of a wealthy woman's murder isn't the main issue; instead, Chiara explores the disaffected, essentially corrupt world that allows her murder to happen, a world in which complacent, middle-class men and women are returning to their prosperous lives after the (to them) superficial interruption of Mussolini.
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In fact, the evidence as a whole showed that the pressure worked and that Ukraine's efforts to avoid getting embroiled in politicized investigations pushed by Mr. Trump and his personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, were unsuccessful, and that Russia stands to potentially benefit from the interruption of United States-Ukraine relations (through, for example, a break in security support).
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One of the more notable (and intrinsically '70s) aspects of the essay is the inexplicable (and, unless you check the footnote, uncredited) interruption of the text by passages from Samuel Beckett's 1951 novel Molloy, namely the famous — and maddening — account of the first-person narrator explaining his systemic rotation of "sucking-stones" among the pockets of his greatcoat.
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We are seeing a mix of deals that either were closed or close to closing before the worst of the pandemic reared its ugly head (meaning: some deals are just going to be put on ice, Zoom meeting or not); or are being done specifically to help with business continuity in the wake of all the interruption of normal life (that is, the business is too interesting not to help prop it up); or are closing specifically because the startup has built something that is going to demonstrate just how useful it is in the months to come.
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