How to lose weight by losing control of your bowels.
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Losing control of his music is just the start, however.
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Still, the jihadists are slowly losing control of their caliphate.
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Are you in some sense losing control of your campaign?
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Losing control of this business will leave Toshiba much diminished.
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Critics say the real reason is fear of losing control.
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If it's the latter, it suggests you are losing control.
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Some people are afraid of losing control or getting hurt.
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John McCain for the party losing control of the House.
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Perhaps he was afraid of losing control of the conversation.
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Or they think they must have problems with losing control.
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Police allege he was speeding before losing control of the vehicle.
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But, apparently, losing control of your bladder is not uncommon, either.
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I wasn't sobbing, I wasn't losing control, but I was crying.
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The opposition Conservatives accused the government of losing control of immigration.
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"Falling in love now, losing control now," Jenner pretended to sing.
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The agent said he had feared losing control of the gun.
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They're both stories of men toying with creation, then losing control.
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"They feel like they're losing control of their home," she said.
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"They feel like they're losing control of their home," she said.
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Losing control is one thing, but she's also leaving herself vulnerable.
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"He's reading it out and he's losing control," Mr. Kentrianakis said.
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Both campaigns accused Mr. Lehrer of losing control of the debate.
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Here's how to step back and delegate without losing control. 2.
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I don't feel like I'm losing control by being tied up.
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Again, this is Michelle Obama letting loose without ever losing control.
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Republicans are at risk of losing control of Congress in the Nov.
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We are losing control of the agenda if we ever had it.
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We swung to the left and I hit my arm, losing control.
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Early polls show Republicans run some risk of losing control of Congress.
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I was trapped, panicking, terrified, and losing control until he would return.
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Red personality types want power, thrive in competition, and fear losing control.
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She completes every practice run without missing a gate or losing control.
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That attack came in response to losing control of Ramadi, he said.
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Another common fear tactic is making riders feel like they're losing control.
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Losing control or acting recklessly in such situations can have devastating consequences.
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Then catch it at the bottom of the swell before losing control.
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And, when bullies think they're losing control, they lash out in anger.
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"Can we build AI without losing control over it?" by Sam Harris
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It's a resource-rich region, and China has feared losing control over it.
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There's a villain to The Girlfriend Experience: It's the nightmare of losing control.
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Wherever there is red dust, there is Mie losing control of her memory.
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She died after losing control of her motorcycle and crashing into a building.
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Renata's slowly losing control of her life and she doesn't fucking like it.
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It's going so fast that the car gets airborne before eventually losing control.
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McNeill's hands had become shaky; he was losing control from the waist up.
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I've never experienced that, like my body completely falling asleep and losing control.
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Looking back, the surprise isn't that neoconservatives are losing control of the GOP.
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There is always a balance, he said, between saving money and losing control.
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But in the rest of this vast country, he is losing control (see Briefing).
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"It means that the family is losing control of their generational asset," Doran continues.
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They know exactly who I am and they feel that they are losing control.
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It is a matter of creating the right amount of fear without losing control.
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This gambit puts Republicans in jeopardy of losing control of the Senate next year.
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At the same time, South Sudan's president, Salva Kiir, seems to be losing control.
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One, it's not clear Sony would be interested in losing control of Sony Pictures.
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The top leadership of China bears direct responsibility for losing control over the outbreak.
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Now, the referee may be on the verge of losing control of the game.
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The former involves ideas like losing control of your life or not being lovable.
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The agent, thinking he was losing control of his weapon, fired, killing the man.
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ECB'S VISCO SAYS ECONOMIC SITUATION HAS WORSENED, CANNOT RISK LOSING CONTROL OF INFLATION EXPECTATIONS
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Strikes and demonstrations had shut down Tehran, and his security forces were losing control.
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However, car companies are apprehensive about losing control of that crucial technology to Google.
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Investors worried that the Fed may be losing control of its own interest rate.
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He said the idea of losing control of one's network was no longer taboo.
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Here's another way to think of it: You are losing control over your life.
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Embarrassing memories still haunt many of us; things like losing control of one's bodily functions.
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After losing control of his troubled production of Touch of Evil, Welles fled the city.
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But there are also worries that the top leaders are losing control over their troops.
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Some question whether Ryan, as a lame-duck Speaker, is losing control of the conference.
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When something is very tasty, a kind of passion emerges—a sense of losing control.
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In a private conference at the bench, the judge accused Mr. Andres of losing control.
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Trump's Republican Party is at risk of losing control of the House in the Nov.
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Something about New York is about losing control and having control at the same time.
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The comments suggest how close the leaders felt the Communist Party came to losing control.
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Finally, there is the issue of "superintelligence": the risk of humanity losing control of machines.
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Imagine he is still coming to terms with losing control of the legacy he scripted.
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If so, she and the security forces failed, losing control in parts of the city.
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The paralysis is not the worst part, it's losing control of your bowel and bladder.
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Other characters are too afraid of losing control of wildfire to use it at all.
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Now we know [tries to resist] he can [can't resist, losing control...] Joaq the Joaq.
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It's possible losing control of Congress would force President Donald Trump to rethink his protectionism.
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Losing control of Congress, they say, could mean a highly politicized impeachment of their president.
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The sediment plumes are a striking illustration of how California is losing control of its water.
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Again, it's the appeal of losing control and being dehumanized as an object of pure desire.
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"If people feel that they're losing control of their future, they will push back," he said.
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The protest comes amid worries that Beijing is losing control over the supervision of GMO technology.
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The humiliation of losing control of her body was too much for a woman like her.
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"That may be the cause of this whole trouble, that they are losing control," he shrugged.
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The reason for these breakthroughs is that both leaders are losing control of their own parties.
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But actors still worried about these characters replacing them, or about losing control of their likenesses.
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I didn't feel crazy, I didn't feel like I was losing control or anything like that.
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Some have admitted privately to losing control of their systems, says one Egyptian cyber-security expert.
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The ruling KMT is in danger of losing control of the Legislature for the first time.
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The experience of losing control in virtual is a fairly frustrating one in and of itself.
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Curry bumped James and he fell to all fours, without ever losing control of the ball.
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ABWE, for all its efforts to bury Ketcham's crimes, was finally losing control of the story.
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This special election suggests that Republicans are realistically facing the possibility of losing control of Congress.
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Many fear losing control of customer relationships, data and potentially significant future revenue from connected services.
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When I felt I was losing control, I would hang out with him on the changeover.
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Significantly, Ceferin's letter also warned FIFA against losing control of the sport to a commercial entity.
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But he warns that Trump risks losing control of the situation by injecting uncertainty into it.
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Nor did she score, losing control of the ball while trying to guide it to the rim.
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Vivendi, which controls a 23.9% stake and could block any deal, opposes losing control of the network.
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Sadly, such stories of "role-model" parents losing control as their children look on are nothing new.
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Now it seems that the government is losing control, I don't know what's going to happen next.
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Because pilots were losing control of their Karma drones, and the aircraft were falling from the sky.
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They've paid off none of it and could be in danger of losing control of the building.
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Vivendi, which controls a 13% stake and could block any deal, opposes losing control of the network.
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Before meeting Busch, Klein had experienced a pivotal breakdown where she felt like she was losing control.
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The primary problem Republican handwringing over losing control of the House has played out largely in public.
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After losing control of parliament O'Neill formally resigned on Wednesday, but the political fight was not over.
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But losing control of parliament could offset some of the sweeping powers he has fought to win.
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" Laing identifies some commonalities between their two childhoods — "people leaving, people drinking too much, people losing control.
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"Two of my friends that just went through their series A were concerned about losing control," Defy.
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The official said losing control could be defined as the interference of commercial activity in Hong Kong.
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Most of the victims died after losing control of their snowmobiles on marked trails, the paper said.
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After losing control in the House in 2010, Nancy Pelosi stayed atop the caucus as the Minority Leader.
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The bombing certainly strengthens the case that the Afghan government is losing control and needs more military assistance.
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What happened when the Office of Personnel Management was breached, losing control over millions of sensitive personal records?
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That's the moment where he started losing control...he suddenly jumped on me and tried to kiss me.
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And by outsourcing resolution of the Catalan conflict to the judiciary, he now risks losing control of events.
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Brexit thus amounts to taking back control in a literal sense, but losing control in a meaningful one.
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Surviving it all means knowing how to slam the pedals or swing the steering wheel without losing control.
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Shia LaBeouf has been arrested in Georgia for being wasted and losing control of himself ... TMZ has learned.
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However, losing control of the House may undermine Trump's ability to push through some of his trade policies.
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Bulls are now worried they are losing control of the narrative that drove stocks higher all last year.
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However, Republicans, while losing control of the House were able to expand their Senate majority to 85033-47.
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Risks include losing control of the practice, a focus on profit or financial goals, and conflicts of interest.
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The thought of losing control and a familiar source of income can be terrifying for many business owners.
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It has warned those nations risk losing control of strategic assets if they can't repay the Chinese loans.
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Apparent video from right before the crash has also surfaced ... showing Hammond losing control right before a turn.
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He also expressed willingness during the interview to dispatch federal forces to states losing control of their prisons.
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Struggling with losing control of her reign after senior year, Selah becomes crueler to those closest to her.
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Second, by expanding too fast, companies risk losing control of product quality and messing up their management structure.
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Tractor-trailer loses control Dramatic dashcam video shows a large truck losing control and flipping on its side.
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Islamic State has also faced setbacks in Iraq, losing control of the city of Ramadi in recent weeks.
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Selma Blair was taken off a Delta flight Monday on a stretcher after losing control ... TMZ has learned.
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By adding an additional stranger into the equation, Uber drivers end up losing control over the customer's experience.
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And all of that pent-up energy, ambition and action, barely two months after losing control of the Senate.
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Progressive insurgents believe Clinton's defeat, on top of losing control of Congress and most state governments, proved them right.
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The Republicans' health-care overhaul was unpopular, and played a role in the GOP losing control of the House.
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An eyewitness video shows the helicopter losing control before emergency rafts inflated as the aircraft descends toward the river.
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Watch More From Tonic: I was a relatively late-onset drinker, because I'd always been afraid of losing control.
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They risked losing control of the plane which could allow it to veer into key structures on the ship.
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That means big drugmakers are losing control of a lever that, used more judiciously, could keep their sales growing.
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I remember sobbing to "Drunk on Love," a song about losing control and yearning for what you don't have.
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It was the sound of thousands of people, most of them with youthful, high-pitched voices, utterly losing control.
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Apple is coming dangerously close to losing control of how consumers make sense of its mobile and tablet lineup.
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The late Steve Jobs, for instance, long resisted opening Apple's app store to others for fear of losing control.
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That year, Democrats were clobbered, losing control of the Senate and falling deeper into the minority in the House.
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If you feel yourself losing control, try to blow off a little steam to temper your reactions to authority.
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Its symptoms can be both physical (chest pain, palpitations) and mental (inability to stop worrying, fear of losing control).
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When you think about that, it leads to a feeling of loss, of losing control, and that is scary.
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According to Global News Canada, the stunt woman performed the stunt successfully several times before losing control of the bike.
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According to a study conducted by pwc, 68 percent of bankers are concerned with losing control over their customer interface.
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Losing control there would have been a blow to the president, who replaced scandal-plagued Jacob Zuma in February 2018.
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In the film's final acts, they even predict future repercussions, emphasizing the permanent nature of losing control of your data.
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Now, Paul warned that the government may be losing control of markets, which will lead to more volatility in stocks.
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He says he is untroubled at losing control of what academics say are the functions most central to IKEA's success.
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Because they hate losing control of their thoughts, Tauruses are far more into strains that will result in body highs.
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A consequence was that Canada could not peg its currency to the dollar without losing control of its monetary policy.
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The same year in Britain, a man was fined after losing control of a device near a nuclear submarine facility.
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"Am I losing control of my business a little bit?" said George Mardigian of Reserve bookings to his Oakland, Calif.
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Google is actually kind of embarrassed about doing this, because it means losing control over part of its advertising business.
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Being upside down (which again creates that feeling of losing control of your body) can be enough to trigger fear.
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Mr. Trump was furious with Mr. Sessions for recusing himself from the Russia investigation and therefore losing control over it.
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Law enforcement sources tell us CHP investigators are absolutely looking into speed as a possible factor for Black losing control.
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Losing control of his hands and suffering from dementia, he was committed to the Manhattan State Hospital on Wards Island.
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The result was to allow Mr. Spiegel and Mr. Murphy to sell half their shares without worry of losing control.
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Video from the scene appears to show the crane losing control of the container and then falling on the ship.
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Among the causes of crashes, he said, are drivers' losing control or handing the wheel to underage and unlicensed grandchildren.
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In July, Jameson admitted to "losing control and eating like a crazed banshee" and then going back on the diet.
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Regardless of which wing of the Republican Party they belong to, the opposition is based on fear of losing control.
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That means big drug makers are losing control of a lever that, used more judiciously, could keep their sales growing.
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But it takes an incredible amount of concentration to complete even a single lap without losing control of the car.
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In my attempt to control what's on the outside, I've spent over a decade losing control of what's on the inside.
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Financial markets are bracing for President Donald Trump's Republican party losing control of the House of Representatives, while retaining the Senate.
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And in October, yet another package crash-landed in an Oklahoma prison after clipping a razor wire fence and losing control.
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"The government is losing control," Miguel Rodríguez Torres, who was Mr Maduro's interior minister, told the Wall Street Journal this week.
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Which is why giving myself an environment I could exist in without losing control every day threw me for a loop.
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He told cops he was going 40 miles per hour before losing control of the luxury sports car while shifting gears.
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Trump warned House Republicans they'd seal their political doom if they waver, with the party potentially losing control of the House.
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Tampa Bay's Ondrej Palat took a pass near the top of the faceoff circle before seemingly losing control of the puck.
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Under these circumstances, even the wisest and most competent of presidents could easily find him or herself losing control over events.
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To be sure, the GOP backlash contributed to Democrats losing control of the House in 2010 and Pelosi losing the speakership.
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Preliminary reports indicate it misfired in both fatal crashes, with pilots losing control of the planes as they fought against it.
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Q. That fear of losing control is something that we're hearing a lot in the United States, especially from Donald Trump.
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The catch was that most of the state's risked losing control over hundreds of millions of federal "Title I" education dollars.
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Scientists know where fear comes from—it's triggered by the feeling of losing control or being rendered powerless in some way.
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But Hults' concerns show why Republicans may be vulnerable to losing control of the House of Representatives in Tuesday's midterm elections.
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The other inherent drawback in social media marketing is losing control of the conversation, especially with a polarizing topic like abortion.
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No one claimed that those actions were illegal, but they heightened fears that local residents were losing control of the region.
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The plane's nose was forced down more than two dozen times while the pilots fought to lift it, finally losing control.
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Eighteen-wheelers filled with coal or live chickens gasped up the mountains and zoomed down, sometimes losing control of their brakes.
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Fixing that is crucial: A weakened runway can suffer potholes, increasing the risk of planes losing control as they touch down.
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Bus loses control A Massachusetts woman captured video of a school bus losing control and sliding backward on an icy hill.
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"No-go zones," with high numbers of migrant populations, are the consequence of the state losing control of areas of jurisdiction.
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Driving with tires that lack proper tread depth for winter conditions puts you at risk of losing control of your vehicle.
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Libya's UN-backed government said it repelled an attack by rebels over the weekend after briefly losing control of Tripoli's airport.
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Polls point to his Republican party losing control of the House of Representatives which could curb some of his policymaking power.
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" In July, Jameson opened up about getting back on track with keto after "losing control and eating like a crazed banshee.
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Drownings can result from driving through water and it only takes six inches of water to risk losing control of your car.
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For Sisi, losing control of two small, disputed islands, will likely seem like a small loss in exchange for future Saudi billions.
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Or when a standout receiver, the Giants' Odell Beckham Jr., was losing control and drawing three personal fouls (and a subsequent suspension).
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He also warned that giving in to pressure to cut rates aggressively would have raised the spectre of losing control of inflation.
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Well, a lot of the people that are really complaining about "losing control" of their music are usually the most privileged ones.
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As Alice attempts to take her show back from this bot, the true horror — losing control over your own image — is revealed.
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That was probably the result of Republicans losing control of Congress in the 2006 midterms and the Bush domestic agenda was gutted.
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It would gain the benefits of being owned by Google, such as access to cash flow and computing power, without losing control.
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This month the LNA suffered a setback southwest of Benghazi, losing control of two oil ports before regaining them 11 days later.
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"The world felt like it was closing in and I was thinking, this is my body and I'm losing control," she said.
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Last year it was revealed that he'd pushed his board to let him serve in government without losing control of the company.
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However, over the past five years, the pace of reform has slowed, in large part because the party has feared losing control.
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Dadullah Qani, a member of the Farah provincial council, said the attacks demonstrated that the government was losing control of the province.
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The physicist spent most of his life steadily losing control over his muscles because of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or Lou Gehrig's disease.
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Central banks will have to fight the subsequent overheating or risk losing control of inflation expectations, as they did in the 1970s.
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After Republicans took a drubbing in the 2018 midterms, losing control of the House, she complained the party had been too tame.
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In stepping back as Turkey strikes Kurdish fighters and civilians, the administration also risks losing control of some 10,000 captured ISIS fighters.
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French politicians and local officials in the French Alps had voiced concerns about French regions losing control of ski resorts to foreign companies.
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When interviewed by LAPD, Silverstein admitted to driving the car too fast and losing control of the vehicle, which hit a light pole.
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The big thing to me that's happening right now is that we're losing control in journalism over what is the idea of newsworthy.
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"We were concerned about losing control," said Knight, who added that ultimately, it was one of the best things the company ever did.
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A country under such an attack could find itself under pressure to choose between losing control of its nuclear weapons or using them.
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But I expect the reaction to be limited as the Republicans losing control of the House does not spell a dramatic structural change.
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Ruth is a recovering addict who began losing control over her powers when she was younger and has frequently had earth-shaking seizures.
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Free trade runs counter to political currents in many countries, including South Africa and Nigeria, where governments fear losing control over industrial policy.
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The gas flows into a tank adapter and is released through a nozzle, providing enough force to keep the motorcycle from losing control.
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The onus is clearly on the new leadership to build bipartisan support or risk losing control as soon as the 2018 midterm elections.
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Passengers described the incident as everything from feeling like a "giant hand hit the plane" to "an elevator, 50 stories high" losing control.
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Thank you, Malcolm for the songs, and the feel, and the cool, and the years of losing control to your rock and roll.
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On November 6th, Trump suffered his own political setback, losing control of the House of Representatives to the Democrats in the midterm elections.
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Politico reported Thursday that McConnell has been sharing the concerns privately as GOP leaders worry about losing control of Congress in the midterms.
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The driver hit back, losing control of the bus and sending it plunging nearly 200 feet into the Yangtze River in southwestern China.
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That could help candidates connect with voters over new mediums, but brings with it the risk of losing control over the campaign's messaging.
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An Iowa man recently incurred a paltry $160 fine after losing control of his drone, which proceeded to cut up a baby's face.
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Given heightened attention to the issue, lawmakers know they risk losing control of the investigation if they are seen as not being aggressive.
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Some even solved the problem of losing control if they sold their stock to fund other ventures by creating shares with no votes.
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If your tire treads are not of proper depth for the conditions, you put yourself at risk of losing control of your car.
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Meanwhile, a key development occurred Sunday in Syria, with ISIS losing control of a symbolic stronghold in the country's north near the Turkish border.
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As it becomes more obvious that people are trading their personal data for better access to financial services, they will worry about losing control.
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"By mid-March several Presidium members had begun to fear that they were losing control of the country," according to Kieran Williams, a historian.
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It has suffered a near collapse in oil smuggling revenue, however, since losing control of a series of oil fields in 2015 and 2016.
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Book pundits all over the web are blaming Amazon for its habit of aggressively pricing hardbacks and paperbacks after losing control of ebook pricing.
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While the government blames cost for lack of investment in infrastructure, critics suggest the real impediment is fear of losing control of the media.
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The game physics were also very rough, with any kind of collision resulting in NPC [non-player character] animations breaking and vehicles losing control.
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Republicans are defending 24 Senate seats this fall, and losing five of them will mean losing control of the chamber back to the Democrats.
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It has become harder for the group to export its oil since losing control of key crossing points on Syria's northern border with Turkey.
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Maduro's government had remained current on that bond even as it defaulted on most other debt in order to avoid losing control of Citgo.
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For her, Skripnichenko's death is part of a dangerous trend, and she has accused the authorities of losing control of the violent extremists responsible.
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My interactions with human beings were so difficult that it was starting to make me feel like I was losing control of my mind.
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He seemed to be looking for a medium, a way of working that would fit with a feeling of being overtaken, of losing control.
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Our correspondent writes that the episode suggests that the president is losing control of his narrative, and it could come back to haunt him.
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The race was held up for half an hour while Giraud Moine received attention after losing control and crashing into the net near spectators.
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He said it was because he cared about me, but if I had to guess, I would say his main concern was losing control.
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But those public impressions of a kind of pulsing, sexist masculinity on the brink of losing control at any moment are not always incorrect.
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He escaped in his car, with police and residents in hot pursuit, before losing control of the vehicle and flipping it into a ditch.
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"The main risk of cannabis is losing control of your cannabis intake," Mark Kleiman, a drug policy expert at New York University's Marron Institute, said.
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Zuckerberg sought to be allowed to serve two years in government without losing control of Facebook, according to court filings cited by the news service.
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That catalyst could come in some form of trade agreement with China, or even something like Republicans not losing control of the House [of Representatives].
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The Federal Reserve is in danger of losing control of how it sets interest rates, according to the former chairman of the Senate Banking Committee.
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For a child in school, this would mean that the honor of being president is not worth the costs of losing control of a business.
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But when these bots start deviating from their programming and the theme park's corporate owners start losing control, the boundaries between real and fake blur.
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"I have called every single day since losing control," Ruckel said in an e-mail, adding that he's sold 10,000 units on Amazon this year.
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Asked whether the Saudis can continue to fund social spending that underwrites domestic stability, Kilduff said the royals risk losing control in some outer districts.
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However, French politicians and local officials in the French Alps voiced concerns last year about French regions losing control of ski resorts to foreign companies.
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Losing control of such towns would erode sources of finance available to the ANC which the opposition says it uses for a system of patronage.
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The 2012 sale to China's Ruyi had drawn anger from some lawmakers who said the move resulted in Australia losing control of a strategic asset.
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Musk won't put up with losing control, so the only way he will take Tesla private is to try to borrow that pile of money.
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The U.S. assessed that the longest test flight lasted just more than two minutes, with the missile flying 22 miles before losing control and crashing.
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Results for four other state elections put the BJP ahead in the Himalayan state of Uttarakhand but losing control of the coastal state of Goa.
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The Republicans warned Democrats they would regret the rule change—and of course, they likely did after losing control of the Senate the next year.
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Zuckerberg had also previously convinced his board to include a clause that would allow him to take a government job without losing control of Facebook.
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But Republicans believe the fight over Judge Kavanaugh will help them in tight Senate races — at the likely cost of losing control of the House.
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"The main risk of cannabis is losing control of your cannabis intake," Mark Kleiman, a drug policy expert who recently passed away, previously told me.
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The concern is a short circuit in particular wiring bundles in the Max could, in certain situations, lead to pilots losing control of the plane.
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The reader is left to contemplate the possibility of women losing control of a choice that will profoundly affect their health, families, livelihoods and futures.
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The news added to concerns that another Asian country was losing control of the disease and that the window to avert a pandemic was closing.
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Central bankers in Stockholm worry they are losing control over moving people's money, while a few banks have gained pricing power over Sweden's financial plumbing.
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Li risks losing control of the club to his creditor, U.S investment fund Elliott, unless he pays 32 million euros to Elliott by July 6.
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The Australian was airlifted to hospital after losing control of his KTM and falling after 371 km of a stage he had looked like winning.
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The former state officials say the pattern of embezzling money to finance elections occurred in several states where the PRI was frightened of losing control.
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The YouTube video shows girls convulsing in hospital beds, on the floors of their schools, losing control of their bodies, unable to walk or talk.
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He and his pro-business Bourbon Democrats started losing control of their party, and the pro-silver agrarian populist William Jennings Bryan would replace them.
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Today, however, in part thanks to technology-driven shifts in the media, the party system is opening up again, and party elites are losing control.
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ABC News reports a Monroe County man was killed after losing control of a truck that carried a generator as winds whipped at tropical-storm strength.
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In October 2015, the city of Seattle charged a man with reckless endangerment for allegedly losing control of his drone at the city's gay pride parade.
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Los Angeles police told The Associated Press Newton died shortly after losing control of his car and crashing it into a wall outside of a hotel.
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DoubleLine Capital CEO Jeffrey Gundlach says the Fed is losing control of rates, citing as evidence the fed funds overnight lending rate of 2% to 2.25%.
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It is the corollary of a generous immigration system—proof that rules can be upheld and that a country can open its doors without losing control.
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It's certainly understandable that he's scared for her, and believable that he'd try harder to control her as he senses himself losing control over everything else.
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After the ignominy of losing control over sanctions against Russia, the urge to appear decisive and in control may be hard for Mr Trump to resist.
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ABC News reports a Monroe County man was killed after losing control of a truck that carried a generator as winds whipped at tropical-storm strength.
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In some cases, that is because the bosses of small, often family-run companies are wary of raising capital for innovative investment and so losing control.
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ABC News reports a Monroe County man was killed after losing control of a truck that carried a generator as winds whipped at tropical-storm strength.
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The concern is that, with so many new satellites in orbit operated by so many different companies, the chance of losing control of one goes up.
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Sarah is super-upset; it seems like she's losing control over a lot of little things she wants, including the power in her relationship with Len.
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Merthyr is virtually synonymous with the party; Keir Hardie, Labour's founder, was the local MP. Ms Skinner's victory contributed to Labour's losing control of the council.
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ABC News reports a Monroe County man was killed after losing control of a truck that carried a generator as winds whipped at tropical-storm strength.
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In terms of social progress, there is an implicit aversion to the rapid growth of AI. People are afraid of losing control of their AI assistants.
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Each one has its own strengths and weaknesses — but even the weakest is better than keeping your old passwords and potentially losing control of your accounts.
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"I believe we are one presidency away from losing control of the situation," Ryan told a room full of conservatives at Heritage Action's annual policy summit.
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This would not only fortify deterrence but also reduce the current possibility of a president's losing control over nuclear operations at an early stage of conflict.
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Many detractors, led by conservative talk radio host Mark Levin, excoriated Priebus for losing control of the debate process to the media outlets that aired them.
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In fact, however, the worst-case scenario for an oil spill catastrophe is not losing control of a single well, as occurred in the BP disaster.
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Naming two senators facing tough re-election battles, he raised the specter of Republicans losing control of the Senate and suffering "major losses" in the House.
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He's also created a new class of non-shares that would allow him to invest and donate his Facebook holdings without losing control of his company.
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Some Elliott-appointed directors are now pushing for Genish's resignation because he is against TIM losing control of its infrastructure, sources familiar with the matter said.
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Emetophobia has been linked to low self esteem and high levels of perfectionism, but most of the time it's down to the fear of losing control.
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The mother-to-be can start to feel like she's losing control over her body and weight because of the mental changes that occur during pregnancy.
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But the best of Stella's work from that period revels in a quantum of insanity, of too-muchness, of the artist losing control of the process.
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At the time of partition, the British, the Muslim leadership, the Hindu leadership, the Sikh — they all knew that they were losing control on the ground.
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Her plight is universal; risk losing control over one's own life by embracing human intimacy, or remain in the safe isolation of a hermetically sealed existence.
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It's showing me how miserable I was while I was trying to prove to everyone that I was exceptional, and how frightened I am of losing control.
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They may remind you of losing your own child, losing control of your own body, or losing your freedom or loved ones to a nightmarish government bureaucracy.
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But to paint Pelosi as losing control of her caucus on impeachment is to misunderstand what the speaker is doing here and how much control she retains.
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Low self esteem, lack of hope for the future, or if they talk a lot about their fear of losing control -- these can all be warning signs.
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But Beijing had prepared all kinds of contingency plans for different scenarios in Hong Kong, including Lam's administration totally losing control of the situation, the official said.
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This risk of losing control of a technology is very real when SMEs or scale-up businesses are dealing with much larger target customers for their technologies.
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But Beijing had prepared all kinds of contingency plans for different scenarios in Hong Kong, including Lams administration totally losing control of the situation, the official said.
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Consider Democrats losing control of the House in 1994 after they approved a controversial crime bill that then-President Bill Clinton, a fellow Democrat, signed into law.
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Related: The Psychology of What Makes an Image "Horror" Why Cinematographer Roger Deakins Is the Master of Light & Shadow Nicolas Winding Refn Discusses Filmmaking And Losing Control
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Based on my calculations, it gave them a 10- to 15-seat cushion in the House, which will probably protect them from losing control of the chamber.
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But they're especially challenging for Trump, who is losing control of the campaign's narrative after a strong September in which he narrowed the race with Hillary Clinton.
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Technologists today have expressed concern about the takeover of robotics, decline in manufacturing jobs, losing control to AIs, biased algorithms and the loss of craftsmanship to machines.
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While the $8 billion price had been agreed to weeks ago, Smith struggled with the idea of losing control of the company he founded, said the person.
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After losing control of the puck on a deke, he fired in Pacioretty's behind-the-back pass from behind the net with Nilsson caught out of position.
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He's also created a new class of non-shares that would allow him to invest and donate his holdings in Facebook without losing control of his company.
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Any sign the coalition is losing control of the public finances would be likely to increase the country's borrowing costs, which Tria said were "still too high".
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Russia: Mile High Club Your fright is Putin's delight -- any signs that you're under pressure or losing control of a cohesive, democratic order will further embolden him.
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The Guillemot family has already lost a first battle against Vivendi by losing control of Ubisoft's sister company Gameloft, which the media group took over last month.
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Since losing control of the House of Representatives, Republicans no longer have majorities on the chamber's committees and can therefore no longer control the progress of investigations.
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Though he was slowly losing control of his muscles, he was still able to walk short distances and perform simple tasks, though laboriously, like dressing and undressing.
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"The main risk of cannabis is losing control of your cannabis intake," Mark Kleiman, a drug policy expert at New York University's Marron Institute, previously told me.
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But I doubt Wellick realizes that — I don't think Irving would risk losing control of him at a crucial moment by revealing that his family is gone.
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The spike raised fears that another Asian country was losing control over the rapid spread of the virus, making it more difficult to avert a global pandemic.
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After high-profile breaches inside and outside the Beltway demonstrated the dangers of losing control of accounts, Judge believes politicians are primed to focus on the problem.
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Stenson won the 2009 Players Championship before losing control of his driver again and tumbling to No. 230 in the world ranking at the beginning of 2012.
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She goes up on point and slides across the stage, as if losing control; she tilts forward perilously, as if looking over the edge of the world.
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The Supreme Court faulted the trial judge for essentially losing control of the process, arguing the judge could have limited out-of-court statements about the trial.
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Filming outside her office in Montreal, Québec, YouTube user Samantha Dean shared footage of multiple cars crashing into each other after losing control on a snowy hill.
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"My SO has also never been with anyone else, so there's something taboo and hot about her losing control and giving into her basic sexual instincts," he says.
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Venezuela and PDVSA are in default on nearly all of their bonds, but have been careful to pay off the 200 issue to avoid losing control of Citgo.
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Bolivian-born Efromovich was ousted from the company's board last year in a management tussle that led to him losing control of Synergy Group, which ultimately owns Avianca.
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Combined, these events prompted speculation about whether or not the billionaire CEO was losing control and invited inevitable comparisons to another wealthy leader with a predawn Twitter habit.
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While Elliott has been pushing for TIM to spin off its network and merge it with Open Fiber, Vivendi has opposed TIM losing control of its biggest asset.
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But it has also required some legal steps, including restructuring Facebook's stock classes so that Zuckerberg could give away money without losing control of the company he founded.
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Right now, flying drones in some urban areas is illegal due to safety concerns, and drone meetups are rife with tales of novices losing control of their toys.
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Then upon losing control of Congress in 1994, Clinton was stuck playing defense, including his acceptance of a Republican welfare reform bill harsher than what he had envisioned.
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And clearly, facial recognition-powered government surveillance is an extraordinary invasion of the privacy of all citizens — and a slippery slope to losing control of our identities altogether.
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And, following headline stories about losing control or misusing data at places such as Target, Equifax and Facebook, consumers may feel like this regulation is needed and beneficial.
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They have been opposed by allies of eastern military commander Khalifa Haftar, who are concerned about losing control of military appointments if the unity government takes full power.
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And in Missouri, a 30-year-old man died after losing control of his vehicle on a snow-covered road and driving into the path of another car.
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Their worries centre on France losing control of its TGV high-speed train - a symbol of national pride that has highlighted French engineering skill - and possible job losses.
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The problem is, of course, that without employing a team of social media managers to edit what goes on display, a brand risks losing control of the conversation.
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"If you want to win, you have to go really close to the thin line between really comfortable, nice skiing and really attacking and losing control," Stuhec said.
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That's how many phone numbers were exposed in a database associated with Facebook accounts, adding to a long thread of the company losing control of your sensitive data.
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To prevent LightSail 22 from tumbling, and thus losing control of the sail orientation, the sail is oriented to move edge-on relative to the incoming solar photons.
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They managed to pull the nose back up over and over until finally losing control, leaving the plane to plummet into the ocean at 450 miles per hour.
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The application for a rerun is seen as a last-ditch attempt by the governing party to avoid losing control of Istanbul, Turkey's largest city and financial center.
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"We were actually losing control of vast areas of the country," he said, even as the number of drone strikes was "four or five times higher" than before.
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It sounds like when people heard the words "Facebook killer," they wanted it all: They wanted everything good from Facebook, free — minus losing control of their data. Totally.
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Their worries center on France losing control of its TGV high-speed train – a symbol of national pride that has highlighted French engineering skill – and possible job losses.
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" His imagined interviewer says he is losing control of his metaphors, and Mr. Scott says, "I am, but let my exaggeration stand for the overwhelming nature of the experience.
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America wasn't going to put up with companies recklessly handling our private data, losing control over it, saying "sorry" and moving on like it's business as usual any longer.
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Engrossing myself in a narrative that I can start, stop, and look away from at any time grounds me when I feel like I'm losing control of my own.
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A spate of gang killings and car-burnings have sharpened concerns that authorities are losing control in poorer city suburbs where immigrants make up the majority of the population.
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The president's Republican party risks losing control of the House and Senate in the November election and thus losing the ability to advance much of the president's political agenda.
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Mexican security experts have warned that local authorities are at risk of losing control of certain parts of the western state of Jalisco amid mounting attacks on security forces.
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With oil inventories declining steadily, the oil market moving from contango to backwardation, and spot prices on a rising trend, OPEC would risk losing control of the rebalancing process.
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Plus, there is a track mode for the stability control that allows you to have fun but will intervene and cut power if you're at risk of losing control.
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But so far regulatory reluctance and governments wary of losing control over their national lenders mean few full-blown mergers are likely to come about in the near future.
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The rifts are the latest sign of rising political tension as the ANC grapples with waning support since losing control of three key cities in the August municipal elections.
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The things used as leverage can drive them to depressed or suicidal places, and the feelings of betrayal and losing control can drive someone to the brink very easily.
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Civilians wounded in the fighting streamed into nearby hospitals and Iraqi forces blamed Islamic State for shooting at fleeing residents and shelling populated areas after losing control of them.
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Even with years of U.S. training, the Iraqi security forces proved woefully unprepared to defend against ISIS attacks, losing control of large portions of the country as a result.
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The opposition-controlled National Assembly on Tuesday approved the $71 million payment on PDVSA's 2020 bond, as it seeks to avoid losing control of PDVSA's U.S. refining subsidiary Citgo.
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Families have often been reluctant to take their companies public for fear of losing control and because of concern about how the Gulf's illiquid markets would value their shares.
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Supporters of the government, while condemning the beating of Mr. Halawa, said the authorities had to pursue killers of police officers or risk losing control of the territory altogether.
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Arpaio's candidacy is likely to generate headaches for Republicans in Washington, who are desperate to hold on to the Arizona Senate seat or risk losing control of the chamber.
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Some Republicans fear the trade war could depress turnout in the November elections, when the party is in danger of losing control of the House and possibly the Senate.
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The string of factual distortions that came to light suggest the president is losing control of his narrative, and it could come back to haunt him, writes our correspondent.
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The string of factual distortions that came to light suggest the president is losing control of his narrative, and it could come back to haunt him, our correspondent writes.
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Anxiety is a deeply human response to losing control; panic is an irrational response that happens when something terrible appears on the horizon and there's suddenly no way out.
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The narrator thinks of her mother as impervious, not quite mortal, but Tracey exposes her fear of losing control over the life she has fought to make for herself.
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Islamic State, which is on the defensive after losing control of eastern Mosul to a U.S.-backed Iraqi military offensive, claimed responsibility for the bombing in an online statement.
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The GOP's odds of losing control of the chamber appear slim at this point: Democrats have to defend 26 seats in this year's elections, versus only eight for Republicans.
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The "repo" move, comes a day after market turmoil in which rates spiked at record levels and worries grew that the Fed was losing control of its benchmark rate.
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Since it started losing control of territory, Boko Haram has reverted to hit-and-run attacks on villages as well as suicide bombings on places of worship or markets.
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They can disappoint, she said, lending credence to the idea that Luke may not be up to the challenge of training Rey after losing control of his burgeoning Jedi students.
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Robert Hines, who taught Nero in a bicycle training course at the police academy, testified bike officers must avoid using their radios at times to prevent losing control and wrecking.
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You have so much on your plate, Scorpio, and unexpected scheduling issues will pop up; however, your foundation is firm enough to keep you from losing control of your day.
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Each time he felt himself losing control of the media's narrative, he would do something outrageous enough to wrench it back — even if it meant exposing himself to heavy criticism.
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Many outside organizations have mobilized in the Senate fight as Republicans losing control of the Senate has become more of a reality amid GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump's recent struggles.
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The wound raised an alternative explanation for why Mr. Abu al-Qi'an, who had been moving slowly, with his lights on, suddenly accelerated, as if losing control of his vehicle.
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Even by Trumpian standards, the wild swings, erratic messaging and general chaos was beyond the pale -- raising real concerns about whether Trump was losing control of the ship of state.
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Trista said all she remembers is "feeling very dizzy and nauseous" before falling into a dreamlike state, which she describes as a "white euphoria" and losing control of her body.
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The interactive film is about a video game developer named Stefan (Fionn Whitehead) who begins to wonder whether someone is controlling him or, possibly, if he's losing control of himself.
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We were now sliding backward at about fifty-five miles per hour, while also drifting slightly east, because that was the last steering move I had made before losing control.
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"Everything about this environment was quite unsuited to photography, human habitation, tourism or happiness," Dyer grumbles after losing control of his sled in the deep snow and terrifying his wife.
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Instead of ousting Mr. Trump and forcing him to run as a third-party candidate, Republican elites now find themselves, or their preferred candidates, losing control of their own party.
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Most important, Republican candidates are campaigning in an environment with immense uncertainty about what comes next and with a President who is losing control of the narrative and his temper.
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It's a move that may make Republican politicians sweat as the November elections approach; the GOP is in serious risk of losing control of at least one chamber of Congress.
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The International Monetary Fund had already halted disbursements as President Petro O. Poroshenko's government, wary of losing control over the judiciary, has failed to establish an independent anti-corruption court.
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After losing control at her coming-home party (a scene no less tense for being inevitable), she leaves her husband to stay at a secluded campground by a Minnesota lake.
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Movies about isolation and containment also obsess over losing control but from a diametrically opposite angle, placing their characters in an existential quarantine that troubles the edges of their sanity.
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If we fail, we may face a difficult choice: curtail A.I. research and forgo the enormous benefits that will flow from it, or risk losing control of our own future.
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In an on-field interview immediately after the game, Mayfield said that the passion of the Browns-Steelers rivalry did not justify a player's losing control the way Garrett had.
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There's already evidence that major technology companies are losing control of the ways that bad people can use their products, technology investor Roger McNamee told CNBC's "Squawk Alley " on Monday.
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And I wonder from your point of view, as a scientist, do you need to be okay with losing control of the narrative of your work as it gets reevaluated?
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KAMPALA (Reuters) - At least 19 people were killed when a fuel truck exploded after losing control and ramming into three cars in western Uganda on Sunday, police said in a statement.
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While the information gathered can help driving performance and safety, it still constitutes a huge infringement of privacy when it comes to losing control over your own data to massive monopolies.
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The outlet reports a Monroe County (which includes the Florida Keys) man was killed after losing control of a truck that carried a generator as winds whipped at tropical-storm strength.
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"We're seeing continued signs of central banks losing control of the things that they want to direct, and I think that's what we should be focused on right now," he said.
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Another reason for caution is that Mr Trump is losing control over those parts of his economic agenda, including tax reform and infrastructure spending, where he is largely reliant on Congress.
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They never dreamed they would be losing control … I pray all Americans who have seen and felt the meltdown of America with the Obama years, to please fight for Donald Trump.
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Mark Thompson, chief executive of the biggest U.S. newspaper by subscribers, warned that relying on third-party distribution can be dangerous for publishers who risk losing control over their own product.
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"Let's talk jumping back on the wagon after losing control and eating like a crazed banshee," she wrote on Instagram Sunday, adding that these lapses happen to everyone at some point.
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"The protests confirmed that President Rousseff has lost support on the streets after losing control of the economy and the political situation," said Arko partner and political scientist Lucas de Aragão.
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As for the crash itself, Norton was cited by police for making an improper lane change while exiting the highway ... and sideswiped a Maserati while losing control of his own truck.
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It's a move that may make Republican politicians sweat as the November elections approach, as the GOP is at serious risk of losing control of at least one chamber of Congress.
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"There are no signs of terrorism," a police spokesman said, adding that it was more likely to have been an accident caused by the driver losing control because he was unwell.
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This video has it all: SKB losing control of his butt, Jimmy showing This Is Us fans how to dance while crying, and Brian Tyree Henry getting... uh, Dad Turnt™.
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There are numerous cases of athletes losing control of their lives after retiring because the sport was all they lived for, and nothing in normal life could ever replace that void.
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Those moves have infuriated the president and his allies at the RNC just three months out from midterm elections in which Republicans are at risk of losing control of the House.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - Russian and Syrian forces bombed a strategic camp on the northern edge of Aleppo on Sunday after losing control of it overnight, both rebels and the Syrian army said.
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"Losing control over the parliament would be a major political blow to hardliners, who then only would have control over the judiciary among Iran's three branches," said political analyst Hamid Farahvashian.
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The 13 sale of one of the southern hemisphere's largest irrigation farms to China's Ruyi had drawn anger from some lawmakers who said Australia was losing control of a strategic asset.
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The UFC are in danger of losing control of their promotion to one of their leading stars and Dana White's comments on the announcement of the bout seem to support that.
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They're worried about losing "control" in a slightly different sense — worried that any "reward" for illegal behavior will incentivize a new wave of unauthorized migration to take advantage of potential rewards.
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"The main risk of cannabis is losing control of your cannabis intake" Marijuana is more widely used, but it's never been definitively linked to direct deaths or even other medical conditions.
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They foresaw losing control of the Senate and a Clinton win and mused on how they could work with her to achieve things for them to run on in two years.
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When ISIS began losing control of the city, Hussein moved his base of operations into Syria like many other high-ranking ISIS operatives and began shuttling between Raqqa and Deir Ezzor.
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Using a charge card that requires you to pay off the full amount can be a strategy for keeping yourself accountable —and for keeping yourself from losing control of your spending.
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The Afghan state has been rapidly losing control of districts across the country to Taliban factions and Afghan forces are getting killed and injured at a rate American commanders call unsustainable.
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Kimmann, the former world champion, was one of many to fall foul of the 399m circuit's humps and bumps in Thursday's quarter-finals, losing control in the second run of his heat.
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Cops say a 911 caller indicated 41-year-old Penn had been speeding ... and say the crash was gnarly, with the truck losing control and flipping into an area near a mall.
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But in New Jersey, the Democratic Party appears to have returned to a playbook that predates Donald Trump's rise — even after losing control of its governor's mansion for the past seven years.
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So her departure is better seen as the final stage in a process of losing control that began on June 210th 2017, when she squandered her parliamentary majority in a snap election.
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But it's not just losing control of territory, it's also losing the facility to move freely between Syria and Iraq -- especially since Iraqi militia seized the key town of Baaj last week.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - The loss of a state election in Queensland has stepped up pressure on Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, who risks losing control of parliament at a by-election next month.
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He lights the spark beneath her, but she already contains everything needed to burst into flame, including a healthy skepticism about losing control of her own image in an image-based business.
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While the activist fund had been pushing for TIM to spin off its network and merge it with smaller rival Open Fiber, Vivendi has opposed TIM losing control of its biggest asset.
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The scenes of protestors outside the Supreme Court following the announcement reminded me of so many other protests where crowds gather but have no unity of purpose and end up losing control.
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After a tumultuous 2017, Republicans are facing mounting pressure to show they can govern effectively ahead of a midterm election in which the party is in danger of losing control of Congress.
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Last month, North Korea fired four Scud-Extended Range missiles that could be used to attack U.S. and Japanese military bases but the ballistics only flew about 40 miles before losing control.
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A deal would represent a novel way for it to boost output from mature fields without losing control or risking capital, by partnering with one of the world's largest oil service providers.
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"She ended up losing control of her car and skidded into the westbound lanes of Layton Parkway and hit another car and ended up hitting a light pole as well," he said.
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But perhaps Mr. Laxalt's most important service to the president was a trip to the Philippines in 19873 to warn President Ferdinand Marcos that the United States thought he was losing control.
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The rising anti-refugee sentiment played out in the municipal elections earlier in the year and contributed to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's Justice and Development Party losing control of Istanbul and Ankara.
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ROME, Oct 3 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank cannot risk losing control of inflation expectations, governing council member Ignazio Visco said on Thursday, rebuffing criticism of the central bank's unorthodox monetary policy.
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The attack comes as Al-Shabaab faces increasing pressure in the region after losing control of several key areas including Bariire, where US Navy SEAL Kyle Milliken was killed in May 2017.
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Meanwhile, the ZEC, terrified they were losing control, announced on 1 August that the ZANU-PF had won a parliamentarian majority, all but assuring the victory of Mnangagwa in the presidential polls.
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The military version was designed to receive information from multiple sensors and was limited in forcing the nose of the plane down to prevent the pilot from losing control of the plane.
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"If the president was literally threatening independence, we should see that the Fed is losing control of inflation expectations," said Kocherlakota, who is now an economics professor at the University of Rochester.
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American voters respond to health care Democrats paid a political price for passing the Affordable Care Act, losing control of the House of Representatives in a wave of backlash and conservative anger.
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Because the narrowly divided Senate has blocked much of the GOP's agenda in the last year, losing control of the House would be painful but would not feel dramatically different, Meadows argued.
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The result is a leadership that is losing control over potentially dangerous fringes of society with deadly consequences to the law abiding public and those who are sworn to protect us all.
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She spoke to me about her critics, her popularizing (and losing control of) the expression "stay woke" and why she says she can't judge anyone, including people who have hurt her directly.
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But Moore's loss seems certain to dampen that effort, and Republicans who fear losing control of Congress may be even less likely to back outsider candidates who may turn off mainstream voters.
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"But given the all-known historical pattern of booms and busts, the state should prevent investment from losing control, prevent blind construction, disorderly development, and promote high-quality development," Xu told Reuters.
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President Trump declared himself the "magic man" on Tuesday night, hailing his own "big victory" after Republicans gained seats in the Senate despite losing control of the House of Representatives in the midterms.
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PARIS, May 4 (Reuters) - French media conglomerate Vivendi reaffirmed on Friday its commitment to Telecom Italia (TIM) after losing control of the Italian phone group's board, pledging to fight any break-up plan.
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One of my darkest moments came with the news that a dear childhood friend of Nic's died after getting high and careening headlong into a cement wall after losing control of his motorcycle.
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Kershaw's K-to-BB ratio is 145-9 (about 16-1), which is still awe-inspiring but far less magical than 20-something-to-1, which is where he was before losing control.
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In one reality, this end-game push was about Citizens losing control and regressing in an environment with no boundaries; in another there was a much funnier and more compelling show playing out.
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But it's not just losing control of territory, it will also lose the facility to move freely between Syria and Iraq -- especially since Iraqi militia seized the key town of Baaj last month.
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Africa Israel tangled with regulators and lenders, and became a high-profile casualty of the recession, losing control of the Upper West Side building, and paying a settlement over luxury buildings left unfinished.
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While there's no doubt that the prospect of losing control of the House factored into Ryan's decision as did his personal life, the largest factor was the one sitting in the White House.
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I think to me it did feel like an outlash, or what they're a calling a "whitelash," against this new world or this idea of America that they feel they're losing control over.
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The ANC launched its manifesto for the local August elections on Saturday in the Nelson Mandela Bay municipality, where it risks losing control as well as in some key cities such as Johannesburg.
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LONDON — When the projections first came out showing Conservative Prime Minister Theresa May losing control of Parliament on Thursday night, the surprise at the watch party I attended in central London was palpable.
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They include the loss of autonomy, being less able to engage in activities making life enjoyable, loss of dignity, losing control of bodily functions, and being a burden on family, friends or caregivers.
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The new legal troubles will drive Trump to work harder to maintain control of the House and Senate in November, one Trump ally says, noting the impeachment implications of losing control of Congress.
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Mr. Maduro stopped recognizing the National Assembly after losing control of it in 2014, leaving the lawmakers without their official salaries and forcing them to look for contributions and donations for a living.
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"Facial recognition-powered government surveillance is an extraordinary invasion of the privacy of all citizens — and a slippery slope to losing control of our identities altogether," Brackeen wrote in a TechCrunch post in June.
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Online arguments can involve losing control, which might cause a person to feel bad about themself, which may then start a cycle of feeling bad, and eventually chip away at a person's self-esteem.
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While Beyoncé weaves male lovers' wrongdoings into calls to action for her fellow women to "get in formation", Ms Welch warbles a capella and warns herself about losing control in "Sky Full of Song".
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And while isolated and egregious incidents often receive the majority of media coverage (Texas, Mississippi), the truth is that women across the country are losing control over their own bodies at an alarming rate.
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As we previously reported, the 31-year-old Pro Bowler was initially arrested for vehicular assault after losing control of his car around 12:20 AM ... and flipping his ride onto a grassy median.
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Since then those rebel forces have lost ground steadily, including losing control of parts of the city of Aleppo late last year, and have now been pushed into a corner by Syrian government forces.
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Several politicians and French trade union activists expressed concerns over France losing control of its TGV high-speed train – a symbol of national pride that has highlighted French engineering skill – and possible job losses.
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The midterms might also throw a wrench into getting the must-pass bills through, with Republicans fearing that a Democratic wave will result in them losing control of one or both chambers in November.
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The NOC has blamed the attack on the terminals on militias led by Ibrahim Jathran, who blockaded oil crescent ports for several years before losing control of them in September 2016 to the LNA.
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The party risks losing control of one or both chambers, and its leaders have made abundantly clear they see no upside to a messy government shutdown in the weeks before voters cast their ballots.
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Aaron David Miller: Four key debate questions answered Before Tuesday's debate -- best described as a political circus with the moderators all but losing control -- I identified four main questions that needed to be answered.
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The veiled threat came as the president's legal team appears to be struggling to present a consistent message to the public and as Republican fears grow over the possibility of losing control of Congress.
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The lawmakers were gathered for their annual strategy retreat, the first since losing control of the House in the midterms, and high on the list of hot topics was how to reclaim the majority.
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From afar, Germany may still look like the champion of stability, but that is an illusion: there too, two pillars, the Christian Democrats and the Social Democrats, are rapidly losing control, like agonizing dinosaurs.
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However, the Riksbank's move has sparked conflict with the commercial banks who already fear losing control after a recent European Union law opened up payment markets to tech giants such as Google and Amazon.
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From afar, Germany may still look like the champion of stability, but that is an illusion: there too, two pillars, the Christian Democrats and the Social Democrats, are rapidly losing control, like agonizing dinosaurs.
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The final opinion poll conducted by the independent Metropoll suggested that Mr. Erdogan might suffer a double blow, being forced into a second round of voting for the presidency and losing control of Parliament.
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"There is no question in my mind that Trump feels like the walls are closing in and he is increasingly losing control over his own destiny," said Michael Avenatti, the attorney for Stormy Daniels.
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Even now, though, the Epic furor speaks to a real and long-running fear of losing control over how we play games, one that's only become more relevant as physical media fades into the past.
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On the track, this translates into focused performance, leaving the driver squarely in control to push the limits, meaning more fun, without worrying about losing control, freeing up space to play with manual paddle shifters.
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It's too soon to know what Spiegel's cadence will be, although he's not in jeopardy of losing control of Snap: Spiegel and Murphy controlled a combined 88.5 percent of Snap's voting power at the IPO.
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Failures can include succumbing to any of the above, plus not glowing brightly enough, gaining weight anywhere but your belly, complaining too much, giving salty retorts to handsy strangers, and losing control of your farts.
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At a time when heavily indebted cities and states nationwide struggle to avoid becoming Detroit, how better to raise money than to take it from the private sector without losing control over service or regulation?
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The head of the House GOP's campaign arm will step down from his post after losing control of the lower chamber on Tuesday, according to a spokesman for the National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC). Rep.
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One thing I don't want to lose sight of amid all of this: In 1994 and 22020, the president's party took an absolute beating at the polls -- losing control of the House in both elections.
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Then there was the blowing snow to contend with, which piled up in ridges, and whenever someone overtook you would have a 'whiteout' for many moments and the danger of losing control of the truck.
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Here was sweet, congenial, insightful Steve Kerr—son of career diplomat, popular around the league, a mild-mannered California dude known for always saying and doing the right thing—losing control, and his temper, too.
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The events occurred during a two-month period — from when Mr. Sessions recused himself in March until the appointment of Mr. Mueller in May — when Mr. Trump believed he was losing control over the investigation.
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"Ironically, this crisis may have increased Bolsonaro's popularity because of his nationalism grounded in the threat of losing control over the Amazon to foreigners," said Welber Barral, a lobbyist and former Brazilian foreign trade secretary.
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What is clear is why Trump is doing this: He's attempting to exert control -- even though he has no actual authority to do so -- over a situation that he feels he is losing control of.
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But now it's premiering in a pandemic, and the anxiety it captures about losing control over one's place in the world, and trying to figure out how to live and cope, seems unnerving and timely.
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Terrifying footage of the accident was later released, showing the boxer losing control of his car, making several flips in the street and — later on in the video — two other vehicles driving by without stopping.
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But Ms. Bruenig views the panic over Mr. Sanders's rise as proceeding less from average Democratic voters, who view him more favorably than any other candidate, than from centrist party insiders, who fear losing control.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - Syrian jihadist rebels took back some ground on Thursday from rival insurgent groups near Syria's border with Turkey after losing control of several towns to them in recent days, rebels and residents said.
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Last week Luigi Gubitosi, an Elliott ally appointed CEO in November, presented TIM's three-year strategy saying he did not rule out losing control of the group's fixed-line network under a deal with Open Fiber.
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Ashforth thinks the scale depends on how local chiefs, the most important figures in many insecure communities, handle the scare: Do they join mobs and contain violence from within or oppose them and risk losing control?
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Under the caliphate the lights stayed on, at least until coalition air strikes began and then, shortly before losing control of east Mosul, IS blew up the city's main power station and its water-pumping station.
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Worst-case scenarios, he said, could involve the assassination or kidnapping of Chinese officials in Hong Kong, the sacking and occupation of key offices there or the government losing control of parts of the police force.
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Worst-case scenarios, he said, could involve the assassination or kidnapping of Chinese officials in Hong Kong, the sacking and occupation of key offices there or the government's losing control of parts of the police force.
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Earlier this year, officials in the French Alps said they opposed the Chinese investment in the company, notably citing concerns about French regions losing control over their ski resorts that create jobs at a local level.
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A security researcher found a database containing 419 million or so phone numbers associated with Facebook accounts, yet another in a long string of Facebook losing control of the sensitive data with which you entrust it.
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A deal would represent a novel way for the debt-laden oil company to boost output from mature fields without losing control or risking capital, by partnering with one of the world's largest oil service providers.
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Their party holds majorities in both the House and the Senate, and, thanks to a very friendly map, they have little reason to fear losing control in 2018 even if most Americans disapprove of their conduct.
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How Friendsgiving season eclipsed Turkey Day Don't buy your friends an abandoned Spanish village, no matter what Gwyneth Paltrow says Losing control of the House hasn't stopped Trump from threatening a shutdown over his border wall
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A 10-year-old girl taking a ski lesson at a Michigan resort died Tuesday of a head injury after apparently losing control on the hill and crashing into a tree on New Year's Day, authorities say.
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While he admits that ISIS "can do a lot of damage," he's also correct that ISIS isn't capable of actually toppling the US; in fact, it's actually losing control of its own territory in Syria and Iraq.
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"To me, the obvious thing I see is the Pakatan Harapan government is losing the narrative, losing control of the public discourse, especially on social media," said Azmil Tayeb, a social sciences lecturer from Universiti Sains Malaysia.
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Frightened of losing control over society, the 1 percent wages full-on war against the "walkaways," especially after they develop a process that can digitize individual human brains, essentially uploading them to machines and making them immortal.
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Washington (CNN)As another frenzied Washington week closes, the White House seems to be losing control of the quickening intrigue over Russia's meddling in the election, and allegations of links between the Trump campaign and Kremlin associates.
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Perhaps as a result of losing control for much of the year, I find myself more comfortable with trying out ideas on bursts of inspiration and spontaneity, mine or others', versus linear, return-on-investment-driven models.
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Losing control suddenly, Victor thundered into a safety net, fracturing a cheekbone, splitting open her chin, breaking four teeth and biting through her lip so severely that a doctor in the Paralympic Village had to reconstruct it.
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The development could carry profound consequences not only for the future of the Supreme Court but also for Republicans facing the growing possibility of losing control of Congress in November, partly at the hands of female voters.
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Bannon is in danger of losing control of Breitbart News as well as his hosting gig on the news network's daily radio show on SiriusXM, "Breitbart News Daily," a source familiar with the situation told the newspaper.
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Maduro's fear that he's losing control appeared to be compounded by this week's impeachment of fellow leftist Dilma Rousseff in Brazil, and he has taken her ousting as a sign that he could be next to go.
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Recent bombings have cranked up pressure on Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, who is struggling to solve a political crisis sparked by his proposed cabinet reshuffle or risk losing control of parts of Baghdad to Islamic State militants.
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Russia and Turkey led efforts on these latest Syria peace talks, after Syrian rebels suffered a major defeat in December of last year by losing control of districts of eastern Aleppo they had held for nearly four years.
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Venezuela's President Nicolás Maduro has moved his left wing cabinet further leftward in answer both to the political crisis unleashed by the ruling party losing control of the legislature, as well as to the country's acute economic crisis.
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Founder and CEO Jia Yueting owns at least 33 percent of Faraday Future, though he has been reluctant to sell his stake out of fear of losing control of the company, multiple sources have previously told The Verge.
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Related story: US loses partner in war against Taliban In August, Afghan government forces engaged in days of heavy fighting with the Taliban in the key northern province of Kunduz, at one point losing control of the district.
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Almost all of the polls have moved decisively in her favor, the debates were a "disaster" for Donald Trump, and the GOP might be seriously at risk of losing control of the Senate and, just possibly, the House.
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UCLA coach Jim Mora Jr. had the privilege of playing for James in the early 3333s, but any joy of nostalgia from this trip to his alma mater was wiped away by UCLA quickly losing control on defense.
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In such a situation, if he is driving at all, a motorist with a single pedal could simply remove his foot and let the sensors work out how best to brake without the vehicle losing control of itself.
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"How nervous the government is about losing control over the population is proportional to various control tactics they implement over the Internet," said Mahsa Alimardani, who researches internet freedoms in Iran for Article 19 (and writes for Motherboard).
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Similarly, a new emphasis on "pooling and sharing" military kit, a longstanding aim of the EDA and of NATO, is nice in theory but has proved hard in practice because governments fret about losing control of their forces.
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Although understandable, the nonstop US media coverage of the intrigue is also doing Putin a favor, showing a loss of faith in democratic processes and adding to the panic that the liberal elite is losing control of America.
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"Central banks are losing control and they don't know what to do ... just like the Republican establishment and Donald Trump," Gundlach told Reuters in a telephone interview, referring to the Republic Party's unpredictable presumptive nominee for U.S. President.
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With more than 90 percent of the euro-denominated derivatives business of euro zone banks cleared via Britain-based firms, Yves Mersch said the Eurosystem risked losing control of a key factor for the stability of the euro.
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This anger, studies suggest, can be as much about dollars and cents as about fear of losing status relative to one's neighbors and losing control of one's future — a backlash layered with whites' growing fears of demographic change.
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By urging some candidates to speak out or at least stay silent, Republican leaders who gravely fear losing control of the House risked opening the first significant rift between the Trump White House and the Republican-controlled Capitol.
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After inflating the deficit during the administration of George W. Bush and subsequently losing control of Congress and the White House, Republicans were sheepishly apologetic, admitting that they had let their spending urges get the better of them.
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The terrorist group, on the cusp of losing control of the city, refused to let Iraqi forces retake the building, where three years ago the group's leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, ascended a pulpit and declared a caliphate.
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Terrifying footage of Errol Spence Jr.'s near-fatal rollover crash on Thursday morning has been released, showing the boxer losing control of his car and — later on in the video — two other vehicles driving by without stopping.
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"I was confident of getting myself out, I was confident of not losing control of the line, I was confident of getting the kid out [but] I wasn't a 100 percent confident of getting him out alive," Mallinson said.
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Against Beijing's desire for a "controllable" depreciation, the government is losing control over capital flight, depleting foreign exchange reserve stockpile at an alarming speed, and failing to convince investors that there is "no fundamental basis for the continuous depreciation".
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In fact, when former CFO Stefan Krause attempted to lead the company into bankruptcy to save it from collapse in 2017, Jia refused and fired him out of fear of losing control, sources told The Verge at the time.
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The rising strength of the Democratic Party in Texas will also encourage this, as Republicans realise that, with a growing young, urban and Hispanic voter base that rejects a hard-right agenda, there is a risk of losing control.
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Durov has spent years fending off intrusions into his users' communications, forging an uncompromising stance on privacy after founding popular site VKontakte, Russia's answer to Facebook, then losing control of it for refusing Russian government demands to block dissidents.
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These days, Facebook is best known for losing control of millions of users data, getting hacked, surveilling kids who are arguably too young to truly consent to such a thing, and being an exceptional tool for disseminating political propaganda.
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They seem particularly worried about losing control of labeling, like the dairy industry failed to anticipate the rise of almond and soy milk, as well as the potential impact of hypothetical future cheap, lab-grown meat on their businesses.
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Bennelong is one such seat, and should defeat there lead to the coalition losing control over the House of Representatives it would immediately undermine the prime minister's efforts to stave off an inquiry into Australia's scandal-hit major banks.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan agreed Tuesday with President Donald Trump that Republicans risk losing control of Congress if they don't unify this week to force passage of the leading bill to replace key parts of the Affordable Care Act.
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She hesitates to go into the explicit details, but explains that unhealthy situations in her personal and professional life, combined with unstable mental and physical health, made her feel like she was losing control of her life and values.
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Trump's visceral connection with elements of the Republican base -- particularly blue collar, non-urban and evangelical whites -- might allow him to avoid the turnout slump that contributed to Clinton, Bush and Obama losing control of Congress during midterm elections.
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PDVSA, hit by a freefall in its crude output and U.S. sanctions intended to force out Maduro, is in desperate need of new tankers, after losing control of part of its fleet due to mounting unpaid bills to operators.
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And though, sadly, the production has closed, the magnificent Elaine May in Kenneth Lonergan's "The Waverly Gallery" provided a dazzlingly smart and controlled study of an old woman losing control and doing her best to pretend that she isn't.
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The pilots managed to pull the nose back up over and over until finally losing control, leaving the plane, Lion Air Flight 610, to plummet into the ocean at 450 miles per hour, killing all 189 people on board.
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IN MARCH TURKEY'S authoritarian president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, suffered the huge embarrassment of losing control at municipal elections of Istanbul, Turkey's largest city and commercial centre, as well as Ankara, the capital, and a clutch of other big cities.
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Russia, President Bashar al-Assad's most powerful ally, set the new diplomatic effort in motion after Syrian rebels suffered a major defeat last month by losing control of districts of eastern Aleppo they had held for nearly four years.
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The violence on the streets of Barcelona and other Catalan cities since the Spanish Supreme Court ruling on Monday has raised fears that Catalonia's separatist politicians are now losing control over their supporters, some of them growing increasingly radicalized.
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Henry C. Wallich, a Fed governor who had lived through the hyperinflation of Weimar Germany and often told of paying 150 billion marks to use a neighborhood swimming pool, was among those warning that the Fed was losing control.
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Then Republicans paid a political price for coming so close to repealing it, losing control of the House last fall, and 41% of voters said in exit polls that the most important issue facing the country was health care.
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To wit, the New York Fed announced it would need to inject up to $75 billion into the repo market today after losing control of its own interest rate and needing $128 billion of liquidity injections Tuesday and Wednesday.
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The Treasury will transfer its stakes in Eni, Enel and Poste Italiane to state lender Cassa Depositi e Prestiti to raise 210-2300 billion euros, MF said, adding that to avoid losing control of the groups savings shares would be issued.
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But the popularity of Francis and the ease with which his image can be copied in the internet age has spawned a flood of papal trinkets, causing the Holy See to worry that they are losing control of his image.
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Care was needed to avoid "losing control" of the single market if it moves at two speeds with "tension" between the euro zone deepening integration while the "outs" like Britain, Poland and Sweden stick with broader EU rules, Enria said.
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An opening to the world of this scale — and Rouhani's popularity — have alarmed hardline allies of Khamenei, who fear losing control of the pace of change, as well as erosion of the lucrative economic interests they built up under sanctions.
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Initial results from local March 31 elections showed Erdogan's AK Party losing control of Ankara and Istanbul, stoking investor worries that Turkey would continue to lean on short-term stimulus measures that failed to tackle deeper weaknesses in the economy.
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Microsoft has accused the NSA of losing control of the digital equivalent of a cruise missile, and demanded that, in future, spies disclose any bugs as they find them, so that software firms can fix them and keep everybody safe.
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Her fear of losing control explains why, instead of holding a simple parliamentary vote on triggering Article 50 of the EU Treaty (the process by which Britain will leave the union), she stubbornly plunged into a legal bunfight to prevent it.
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Cashin, who has long warned the Fed is losing control over interest rates, made his comment one day after New York Fed President William Dudley said it's "possible" the Federal Open Market Committee could raise rates at its September meeting.
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By studying how birds deal with turbulence and changing wind conditions, the researchers hope to gain insights into improving how drones and other autonomous aircraft handle the same thing—instead of immediately losing control and plummeting out of the sky.
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U.S. aircraft recently began bombing "drug factories" in opium-rich Helmand, but local leaders and officials in Kabul say the Taliban will fight hard to avoid losing control of smuggling routes, which bring in millions of dollars for the insurgency.
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Martinson, say her lawyers in the documents, "acted upon provocation completely losing control at the time of the commission of the homicides, demonstrating anger, rage and exasperation as a person of ordinary intelligence and prudence under similar circumstances would have done."
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Instead of starving yourself all day and losing control over what and how much you eat, you get to eat five times a day (three meals and two snacks) and will consume all of the macronutrients and micronutrients that you need.
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So sometimes a person who wants or needs assistance will be very obvious, and other times it's not clear, but possible characteristics include anxiety, feeling alone or feeling trapped, disorientation—including in time and space—confusion, and fear of losing control.
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The passage of a motion that sought to rule out a no-deal Brexit in any circumstances, voted through with the help of four cabinet ministers who disobeyed her by abstaining, suggested that she was losing control of her government.
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He later died after losing control of his car and swerved across three lanes of highway traffic before going airborne and landing in a grassy patch, according to the Florida Highway Patrol, per the Palm Beach Post at the time.
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"I lived in fear of losing control of the company and that our customers would suffer as a result… I felt really concerned that if i raised capital too early i would do a bad deal," McDerment told me by phone.
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Last time Jonathan Bush was in the corporate world, he was engaged in a bruising battle with Paul Singer's Elliott Management, ultimately losing control of AthenaHealth, the health software company he co-founded in 22018 and took public a decade later.
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An opening to the world of this magnitude - and Rouhani's popularity - have panicked hardline allies of Khamenei, who fear losing control of the pace of change, as well as inroads into the lucrative economic interests they built up under sanctions.
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The worst-case scenario for an oil spill catastrophe is not losing control of a single well, as occurred in the BP disaster, says Ian R. MacDonald is a professor of earth, ocean, and atmospheric science at Florida State University.
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Mercedes' cheer at their seemingly huge advantage in pace was tempered by Valtteri Bottas' crash at the start of Q3, the Finn losing control at turn two and slamming into a barrier, with the impact leaving his car in pieces.
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But the most interesting part of the piece, to my mind, is the conclusion — where he explicitly blames Trump for Republicans losing control over a chamber of Congress: McSally's defeat shows just how tenuous the Trump coalition's hold on power is.
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Faced with the prospect of losing control of the U.S. House of Representatives and a tough Senate battle, more Republicans have turned for help to the president despite his divisive poll numbers, to insure that his passionate supporters will turn out.
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Dr. Hawking, who spent most of his life steadily losing control over his muscles because of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or Lou Gehrig's disease, had to stop using the red wheelchair after he lost the ability to steer it with his hands.
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In one of the most highly anticipated elements of the Globetrotters' routine, Neal would dribble all over the court, frequently sliding on his knees, never losing control of the ball no matter how close to the hardwood he had lowered himself.
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An opening to the world of this magnitude - and Rouhani's popularity - have alarmed hardline allies of Khamenei, who fear losing control of the pace of change, as well as inroads into the lucrative economic interests they built up under sanctions.
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Despite more than $100 billion in aid and the continuous presence of American troops in the country, the Western-backed Afghan government has struggled to exert full control over its territory, its forces even losing control of a major city twice.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — No one knows better than House Democrats how a contentious health care vote can exact a steep political price — losing control of the House in the first midterm election of an untested new president's tenure for example.
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The U.S. held 10-point or more leads in the second, third and fourth quarters but each time Spain would claw their way back into the game, keeping the outcome in doubt although the United States never appeared in danger of losing control.
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UK PM Theresa May risked losing control of Brexit as Members of Parliament voted by 329 to 302 on Monday night to seize control of the House of Commons timetable in a bid to test support for alternatives to her withdrawal deal.
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"It's a battle," Matt Stoller, a fellow at the Open Markets Institute, VICE contributor, and critic of the party's coziness with entrenched financial power, said in an email when I asked if Warren's move meant Obama donors were losing control of the party.
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DS2 stings like the wind in a blizzard biting your face, like losing control of the knife and cutting your hand off, like drums wrapped around synthesizer shimmer packed tightly against rattling bass soaked in corrosive acid and clouds of rainbow smoke.
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But it likely will not feature the New York Times Co. Mark Thompson, chief executive of the biggest U.S. newspaper by subscribers, warned that relying on third-party distribution can be dangerous for publishers who risk losing control over their own product.
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The government shutdown engineered by the Republicans in 1995 not only helped bring about important legislative compromises with the Clinton administration in the months that followed, but it also did not result in the GOP losing control of Congress a year later.
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This is notable because the 18th supported Trump by about 20 percentage points, and if Republicans are fighting Democrats to a draw in seats Trump destroyed them in less than two years ago, odds are they're losing control of the House this November.
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It exists at a time where someone's physical location is turning into an increasingly potent weapon against them, through practices like doxxing and swatting — and where we're more worried than ever about losing control over how companies collect and distribute our data.
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And given the progress is taking place at such a rapid pace there is increasing concern in China that China's being kept out of the whole thing and that China's losing control, even though again China is, in general, supportive of this progress.
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The inability of either side to consistently win seats across that divide has produced a Senate where the governing party usually holds only a narrow majority --which leaves it vulnerable to quickly losing control even from relatively small shifts in public opinion.
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We found that not only are low-income Americans more concerned than their wealthier counterparts about losing control over how their information is collected or being used, but they're also more worried about being harassed online or having their financial information stolen.
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And the Republican Party, which was already anxious about losing control of the House in next year's midterm elections, cannot remain competitive against Democrats if many of its most motivated and reliable voters stay home because they believe their president has betrayed them.
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On Wednesday night, with the terrorist group on the cusp of losing control of Mosul and with it its claim to a caliphate straddling the border of Iraq and Syria, Islamic State fighters packed the building with explosives and took it down.
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It was Henri Paul, the 41-year-old driver the Ritz had assigned to them, who killed them by driving into the tunnel at a speed three times the legal limit, estimated as high as 90 miles an hour, and losing control.
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For Mr. Bannon, the possibility of losing control of Breitbart — the vehicle that propelled him into the national spotlight, and eventually the highest echelons of power — could present a significant test to his potency as a leader of a political and cultural movement.
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But it likely will not feature the New York Times Co. Mark Thompson, chief executive of the biggest U.S. newspaper by subscribers, warned that relying on third-party distribution can be dangerous for publishers who risk losing control over their own product.
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"For users, the consequences can extend to losing control of all their network-connected devices as they become weapons of attack in a cyber-criminal network, as well as to exposing their email accounts and their contents," security researcher George Cabau said.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), America's chief stock market regulator, said on Wednesday that cybercriminals may have used data stolen last year to make money in the stock market, making it the latest federal agency to grab headlines for losing control of its data.
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After losing control of the situation, he threw in the towel in September 2011, owning up in an email to the bank that he had hidden short positions in Eurostoxx and DAX index futures that turned out to be worth a staggering $8.75 billion.
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Critic score: 97%Synopsis: Now the faithful toys to Bonnie (Madeleine McGraw), Woody (Hanks), Buzz (Allen), and his friends try to keep a stressed new toy named Forky (Tony Hale) from losing control when Bonnie and her family hit the road for an adventure.
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That leaves party leaders with a difficult choice: Back Trump's bid and risk losing control of the Senate, or hang onto control of Congress for dear life -- and let Trump stand or fall without help from the establishment for which he has expressed such contempt.
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But losing control of his hands, the story goes, forced him to abandon the conventions of realism and develop a novel way of painting: dividing his canvas into a grid and then filling one square at a time to create a dynamic neo-pointillist effect.
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"He's on the edge now, of something not good happening," said one of the commentators on Australian TV. The commentator was John McEnroe, who of course is as expert as any at diagnosing the fraying emotions of a player on the verge of losing control.
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The terms also signaled how Britain was losing control over developments in Europe by giving Spain an effective veto over whether any deal applied to Gibraltar, the rocky outcrop that has long been the subject of an acrimonious sovereignty dispute between London and Madrid.
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But while the town has resources to deal with the problem — it owns scores of farms — critics say its leaders are reluctant to build homes for fear of losing control of City Hall, especially with the arrival of black newcomers unlikely to vote for them.
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In expressing anger over Furie losing control of Pepe, Chang is ironically borrowing the language and tone that anti-remixers are prone to using when labeling remixed artworks as copyright infringement, in spite of the fact that such works are almost always protected under fair use.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), America's chief stock market regulator, said on Wednesday that cyber criminals may have used data stolen last year to make money in the stock market, making it the latest federal agency to grab headlines for losing control of its data.
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MILAN, Jan 6 (Reuters) - More than half the value of Italy's stock market is now in foreign hands, in a sign the euro zone's third biggest economy is succeeding in attracting overseas investments even if that means losing control of some of its most treasured assets.
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The demonstrators argue that Zuma, whose rule has been tainted by scandal, is responsible for the African National Congress (ANC) losing control of three major urban centers in local elections last month by mismanagement of the economy that is now teetering on the edge of recession.
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The scene that unfolded in Brooklyn early on Saturday was a tragically familiar one in New York City: a driver losing control of his sport utility vehicle, mounting a sidewalk and plowing into a group of pedestrians, leaving one man dead and three other people seriously injured.
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The Republican Party was at the brink of civil war on Sunday as Donald J. Trump signaled he would retaliate against lawmakers who withdraw their support from his campaign, and senior party leaders privately acknowledged that they now feared losing control of both houses of Congress.
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Opponents, on the other hand, see family-based immigration as the government ceding some control for who gets to come here, so that it's not selecting individuals in a vacuum — which leads rapidly to fears of the US government losing control of the immigration system entirely.
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Ms. Knight was well liked by Republicans on Capitol Hill and reassured them that the White House did not believe losing control of the House in last year's midterm elections would be good for the president, an assertion made previously, much to the irritation of Republican lawmakers.
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Like the destructive stereotypes of rapist, job-stealing Mexicans, terrorist Muslims, and gun-toting gangster Chicagoans, white- and Asian-discrimination affirmative action builds on white fears that they are losing control of "their" country to people of color — or at least the wrong people of color.
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Nor do I think the Fed is losing control, but that being said, if this continues, if tomorrow is the same thing, the next day is the same thing then I would say there is more under the hood but I wouldn't say that right now.
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WASHINGTON — Tuesday was shaping up to be the kind of news day that makes President Trump unhappy: one in which he saw himself losing control of the narrative in the face of wall-to-wall coverage of his Democratic rivals in the presidential primary in New Hampshire.
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Trump's arguments aren't overly persuasive (and the second is outright wrong), but they come at a critical time for Republicans: Support for calling additional witnesses is gaining steam, and it would appear Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is losing control of his caucus on the matter.
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That has cranked up pressure on Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi to resolve a political crisis or risk losing control of parts of Baghdad, even as the military wages a counter-offensive against IS in Iraq's north and west with the help of a US-led coalition.
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Congress suffered other poor results on March 11th, losing control of the mountainous northern state of Uttarakhand, failing to keep a majority of seats in Manipur to the east, and falling short of an outright win in Goa to the south despite a poor showing by the incumbent BJP.
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O. A source close to the matter said LetterOne's proposal would have resulted in Telecom Italia losing control, diluting a 67 percent stake it owns in TIM Brasil to around 30 percent of the combined entity, compared with a share of around 43 percent held by the investment group.
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But let's be clear: Wasserman Schultz was at the helm when Democrats suffered catastrophic losses in 2014, losing control of the Senate and continuing a streak of losses in statehouses that set up Republicans to control voting rules and dominate the redrawing of political district lines in 2020.
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Opinion polls show a strong chance for President Donald Trump's Republican Party holding the Senate but losing control of the House of Representatives to the Democrats that would come in the way of Trump's pro-business agenda, which has helped fueled the stock market's rally the 2.93 election.
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It's true that Turnbull and his party were losing popular support and risk losing control in the next federal elections — but Dutton, the guy who started this, really wasn't popular among voters, and probably would have done more damage to the party's prospects for control if he won.
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Opinion polls show a strong chance for President Donald Trump's Republican Party holding the Senate but losing control of the House of Representatives to the Democrats - a potential hurdle to Trump's pro-business agenda, which has been a major factor for the stock market's rally since the 2.63 election.
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Details: Muilenburg wrote: "I cannot remember a more heart-wrenching time in my career with this great company," acknowledging the role the MCAS system — which, in some instances, has led to pilots losing control of aircraft based on false data from the external sensors — played in both crashes.
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Sauber's Antonio Giovinazzi, who got impressively up to speed on his debut in Australia as a stand-in for Pascal Wehrlein, caused the biggest drama of the day when he ricocheted off the barrier lining the start-finish straight after losing control of his car in the final corner.
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Republicans are eager to ensure Kavanaugh gets confirmed as soon as possible — not wanting to risk losing control of the Senate after midterms and losing their ability to confirm Trump's Supreme Court pick — and to do so, they are blowing past a more thorough review of his record.
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SEOUL, South Korea — The coronavirus spread to more countries and the numbers of new cases and deaths outside of China climbed, with special concern focused on South Korea, where infections doubled in a single day — raising fears that another Asian country was losing control of the escalating epidemic.
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That's a problem for Republicans on both sides of Pennsylvania Avenue, particularly headed into a midterm election where the President's approval rating, hovering around 40%, is an albatross for his party and his allies are in grave danger of losing control of at least one chamber of Congress.
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The letter, addressed to finance ministers and G20 central banks, called for global regulators to act now – particularly to look at the risks and benefits of stablecoins – to keep up with the rapid pace of innovation and change in the crypto market to avoid losing control of it.
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Opinion polls showed a strong chance of President Donald Trump's Republican Party holding the Senate but losing control of the House of Representatives to the Democrats - a potential hurdle to Trump's pro-business agenda, which has been a major driver of the stock market's rally since the 2016 election.
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This year, there has also been concern among the president's allies that Mr. Miller, who in previous years has bristled at losing control of the speech-writing process, has been trying to reassert himself as the final voice on a speech that will most likely lean heavily on immigration.
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The right-wing media machine is already working to delegitimize the impeachment process and make it seem like an anti-democratic process... Trump isn't the only one losing control Oliver Darcy emails: As was widely pointed out on Monday, Trump's Twitter feed has been even more over-the-top than normal.
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There have been a number of reports about how party officials are vacillating between continuing to support Trump, who is relying on them almost entirely for the most basic operations of his campaign, or throwing everything toward Senate and House candidates so to avoid losing control of every branch of government.
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When Facebook made plans last year to split its stock so that Zuckerberg could spend his billions on philanthropy without losing control of the company, there was language in the Securities and Exchange Commission filing that paved the way for him to take a government position without losing his Facebook control.
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Coming on the day that Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, a key PiS ally, suffered his first defeat in about a decade by losing control of the capital Budapest, the result in Warsaw marked another setback for nationalists in the European Union who want to wrest back power from Brussels.
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In 2002, the International Continence Society chiseled out the definition: "urgency, with or without urge incontinence, usually with frequency and nocturia, in the absence of infection or other proven aetiology"—meaning the urge to pee, with or without actually losing control, usually frequently and at night, with no other medical symptoms.
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Andrea Nahles, the head of the Social Democrats, also faces mounting pressure to step aside after her party suffered dual defeats, both in the European vote and in losing control of the country's smallest state, Bremen, for the first time in more than seven decades, in an election held on Sunday.
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Mr Salvini is out of Italy's government, having bungled an attempt to secure uncontested power, and has fallen back in the polls; in Hungary, Viktor Orban's populist ruling party faces the threat of losing control of the country's capital, Budapest, and perhaps other cities at local elections later this month.
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As Soviet influence increased during the Cold War era, the shrinking global footprint of its European allies made the United States and its allied partners worried that the West was "losing control of the world," explains David Vine, author of "Island of Shame," which documents the fate of the Chagos archipelago.
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With Ryan headed for the exits, McCarthy, the current No. 2 House Republican, had long been viewed as the heavy favorite to become minority leader in the new Congress, the highest-ranking GOP leadership post with Republicans in the minority after losing control of the House of Representatives in the midterm elections.
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He was summoned after the Yankees, who did not have Adam Warren or Chad Green available because of a heavy workload the night before, had run through their trusted relievers — David Robertson, Jonathan Holder, Dellin Betances — and after closer Aroldis Chapman had gone awry, losing control of his pitches, and nearly the game.
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BUENOS AIRES, March 23 (Reuters) - The Argentine government said on Monday it had reached out to Britain`s ambassador in Buenos Aires to offer material support to the inhabitants of the Falkland Islands hit by the coronavirus outbreak, almost four decades after losing control of the territory in a two-month war.
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In addition to his inordinate fondness for wealthy donors, Perlstein writes, Emanuel gave Bill Clinton terrible advice on NAFTA (which, "in alienating the Party's working-class base, contributed to the Democrats losing control of the House of Representatives in 1994"), the '94 crime bill (whose draconian elements Clinton has since apologized for) and immigration enforcement.
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While Clementi was apparently open about his sexuality to an extent that Smith wasn't, both suicides still point to the ongoing importance of being the author of your own story -- something that's especially true when it comes to the singularly queer act of coming out -- and the excruciating consequences of losing control over that authorship.
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Speaking to officials and the heads of state firms on Tuesday, Putin said that while the privatization process played "an important part in changing the Russian economy's structure and stimulating an inflow of private investment… it must not lead to the state losing control of strategically important companies," the transcript on the Kremlin's website showed.
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When you take an Aston Martin into a turn, the only thought in your mind should be how to get out of it as fast as possible, preferably with tires smoking and the back end swinging out just enough to help you carry more speed through the curve in the road without losing control.
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"As a result of a number of different forces, the media have in fact lost control and in losing control, they've also lost some of the dignity that used to attend a presidential process," said Frank Sesno, a former CNN Washington bureau chief and now the director of the School of Media and Public Affairs at George Washington University.
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Like most major media companies, the Times has a complicated relationship with Facebook—a 2015 deal to publish Times journalism directly on Facebook Instant led some in the newsroom to worry about cannibalizing subscriptions and losing control of their content—but following the Innovation Report, the pull of a new social platform was hard to resist.
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Like hundreds of video games, Episode One features extended sequences where characters recite exposition and make phatic remarks to one another, but it refuses to run them as cutscenes: instead of losing control of your character and watching, essentially, a short film, while other characters are talking, you're allowed to move around and either listen or not listen.
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"Apparently, as a part of this Bird Box Challenge,' (the driver) used her beanie to pull over her eyes as she was driving on Layton Parkway, and she ended up losing control of her car and skidded into the westbound lanes of Layton Parkway and hit another car and ended up hitting a light pole as well," Lyman said.
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We've heard that the Japanese conglomerate's board is unhappy with the prospect of losing control in a merger: At a board meeting last Friday, several directors questioned whether it was wise to take only about 40 percent of the combined wireless business — a smaller amount than Deutsche Telekom — because T-Mobile is currently bigger than Sprint.
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"The main thing that they might be able to accomplish by an actual filing would be to accelerate the closing of unprofitable stores in a more efficient manner, but this could come at the cost of losing control of the process of maximizing the value of some of the assets," said Ingham, whose firm has a stake in both Sears' equity and debt.
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This is not to say that there have not been any legislative or political victories, but that in aggregate, the entire we seem stuck in a cycle of forced draws—starting with a long period in the early Obama presidency when the dominant Democratic party refused to play aggressively, eventually losing control to a powerful right-wing movement determined to do even less.
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John Scott Leyton, Senior Researcher at the University of Toronto's Citizenship Laboratory, said our attitude to the smart device may not change because of several cases as our society has already accepted the smart device, but people are also gradually accepting the fact that we are losing control over such things when we enjoy the convenience that created by the smart device.
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"It is not a coincidence that a large number of the wrecks have been found in those passages...if there is a sudden change in the wind's direction, and if the captain was from another area and was not familiar with the peculiarities of the local climate, he could easily end up losing control of the ship and falling upon the rocks," said Koutsouflakis.
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They pointed out that Puigdemont was caught between a rock and a hard place, since he must maintain the new-found momentum towards Catalan independence engendered by the previous weekend's referendum or risk losing control of his fractious coalition; but he had also to weigh that against the threats advanced by Madrid, suggesting that the central government would intervene — with the involvement of security forces as required — and suspend Catalonia's hard-won autonomy.
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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 suggested early Wednesday that Republican candidates who did not embrace him in the midterm elections lost as a result, calling the final outcome a "very Big Win" despite the GOP losing control of the House and several governorships.
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