Merkel's coalition has been lurching from one crisis to another.
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Most zombie narratives present people as lurching, decaying, cannibalistic monsters.
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Collins, lurching and holding his shoulder, disappeared into an alley.
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Russia lurching toward a new Cold War with the West.
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That lurching bus ride, the cheap sugar of the wine.
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The lurching train threw my body from wall to wall.
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It's a lurching turn as well as a missed opportunity.
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It feeds the beast of speculation lurching around this administration.
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Sometimes it was gentle, sometimes it came to a lurching halt.
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They think it'll cure their alcohol-induced acne and lurching stomach.
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Kennedy was grabbing at his throat and lurching to the left.
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Men lurching home after midnight, collars and shirtsleeves blotted with blood.
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America may or may not be lurching towards a recession now.
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It waits to collect Altidore, and then Howard, before lurching away.
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He's divisive, and we're lurching from one extreme to the other.
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Is lurching from one news event to another over for Uber?
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The team was even worse, lurching through five more losing seasons.
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Generally, the more lurching and vertical the motion, the worse you'll feel.
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Schultz, likewise, has accused Democrats of lurching too far to the left.
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Both parties have largely repudiated Greenspan's precepts, with Republicans lurching toward protectionism and a nativist hostility for globalization and Democrats lurching toward something he would surely find equally repugnant: income redistribution, ever-expanding government entitlements and identity politics.
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McNamara and director Jay Roach give an accurate account of the lurching steps
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None of this means that Indonesia is lurching in a violently Islamist direction.
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We paused before lurching down the rutted mud road where his supplier lived.
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Go too slow, and you're forever lurching forward trying to squeak through yellows.
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Education has a history of lurching from one miracle solution to the next.
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The country has been lurching from crisis to crisis for quite some time.
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"They're lurching in the opposite direction, saying, 'I didn't mean that,'" Miller said.
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The outage sent Canadian crude prices lurching higher as result of tight supply.
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Indeed, China in 163 was just lurching out of Mao Zedong's calamitous experiments.
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Now, Britain is lurching toward a potential "no-deal" Brexit on April 12.
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Its lurching responses to the #OscarsSoWhite uproars of 2015 and 2016 drew criticism.
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There's a plan lurching through Congress to fund the government another seven weeks.
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Congress has been lurching from spending crisis to spending crisis for seemingly months.
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Sasha and Masha were thirty meters away, lurching toward an ice cream cart.
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The Democratic Party is suddenly lurching left in ways that may be self-destructive.
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His campaign was a lurching display of rage and fearmongering against immigrants and Muslims.
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The Walking Dead premiere is lurching and grunting towards us like a dang zombie.
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A new protocol, called Diameter, is slowly lurching into place, in fits and starts.
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Lurching from pillar to post to try and fix-up the un-fix-upable.
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Although Donald J. Trump doesn't believe in them, we are drunkenly lurching to Nov.
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But at the same time, the country has been lurching from crisis to crisis.
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Instead, in its final third, the book changes direction, lurching toward tragedy and topicality.
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It's not like they're singing or dancing, they're, what would you call it, lurching.
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It means clubs are constantly in disarray, lurching from one perceived crisis to another.
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Then the building jolted and rattled like a train lurching out of a station.
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"Miss Caroline never loses her cool and steadfastly dispatches the lurching attackers," Vincentelli added.
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If you take issue with any of this you are probably lurching arthritically toward irrelevance.
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Then the camera is lurching forward as my ghostly form is thrown off the turret.
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The call center is an integral part of our lumbering and lurching post-industrial economy.
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On Friday, the trade dispute appeared to be lurching toward an all-out economic war.
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The state has a long history of lurching from one budget crisis to the next.
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It aimed to prevent Britain from lurching into a possibly chaotic exit without an agreement.
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It feels like there is new video posted every day showing his ghastly, lurching jump shot.
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Markets reacted immediately to the speech, with stocks lurching higher and government bond yields nudging lower.
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IT HAS been a lurching, nauseating ride—and there are still a few twists to come.
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He moved through the disaster center in a stiff, lurching gait, with occasional jerks and tremors.
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"Mamma Mia!" was released in July 2008, when the world was lurching towards a financial crisis.
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The Republicans have been stripped of most of their moderates and are lurching to the right.
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About halfway to the islands, one young woman came lurching out of the cabin, eyes wild.
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Short fiction was never quite her form, and these stories see her lurching down the page.
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The machine was lurching forward outside whatever guiding human hand I might be able to provide.
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It's all coming together in a volatile mix, with financial markets lurching this way and that.
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There's no feeling quite as stomach-lurching as the one you get when you drop your phone.
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As Facebook turns 15, it's lurching from crisis to crisis—and still making money hand over fist.
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There's an old trope in the West that India is like Indian trains — exotic, lurching and slow.
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They launched into a song and the crowd became like one organism, lurching forward then falling back.
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Their straight-faced performances are entertaining even when the film around them is just lurching along clumsily.
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Huygens noticed that the pendulums swung exactly in unison, always lurching toward each other and then away.
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There were just noises on the other end at first: the lurching, churning sounds of distant machinery.
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It's no secret this tech giant has had a tough two years lurching from scandal to scandal.
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As chief of staff, Mr. da Silva will join a government lurching from one crisis to another.
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The policy process is broken and incoherent, with the White House lurching from one position to another.
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The drama builds to a tense showdown when Lemaitre inexplicably shifts narrators, causing some last-minute lurching.
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The tonal lurching makes "Cardinal" feel whimsical and even a bit aleatory, like a John Cage sonata.
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There are lurching shifts of tone as it moves between matters of the heart and of state.
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With simple gestures — turning her head, lifting her arms, lurching — the puppet conveyed Penelope's torment and confusion.
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" —Kim Kelly Mitski announced her fifth album, Be the Cowboy, with a lurching swell she called "Geyser.
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Leaders on both sides Wednesday called for restraint, to prevent the situation from lurching closer to war.
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I think it's gonna have to, though, over some period of years, because we'll just keep lurching.
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But he captures Wiseau's distinctively unplaceable European accent and stentorian slur, delivering lines in a lurching, syncopated cadence.
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When Mr Horn arrived at Disney, it was lurching towards two of the worst-ever box-office flops.
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The flat backed onto a cemetery, and we found ourselves among graves, lurching tree roots, and soiled nappies.
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Budget belt tightening will likely deepen the economic recession toward which the country now seems to be lurching.
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And, an investigation into why the banking systems of some of Africa's largest economies are lurching towards crisis
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Mothers drifted in, some with babies strapped to them, others lurching after toddlers grabbing for the cookie tray.
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A lurching Australian named Angus—whose on-stage jeremiads belied a gentle, thoughtful in-person nature—fronted Liars.
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Instead, Congress spent the year lurching between stopgap funding measures, extending funding levels set in the Obama years.
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It doubles back, and aims directly for the bikers, ramming into them and lurching over their fallen forms.
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What has happened is that the ground keeps lurching more rightward beneath Flake's feet, toward fundamentalism and fanaticism.
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It was the moment the entire world had longed for ever since lurching into war four years earlier.
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In contrast to the hapless men, Miss Caroline never loses her cool and steadfastly dispatches the lurching attackers.
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But if he gets his way, that ride, with its twists and stomach-lurching drops, will end soon.
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But he is easily distracted, lurching from topic to topic based on whatever happens to sprint to mind.
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Really, this was an attack on the gut-lurching, giddy joy of being a kid at a show.
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Images courtesy the artist Effervescence, a stomach-lurching video from London-based filmmaker Greg Barth defies explanation at first.
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It's pretty obvious why: Because of this, the Democratic side of the race is going through a lurching transition.
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That booster then hit the fuel tank of the central part of the rocket, lurching it violently off course.
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She was very dizzy at the time and was on top of this gentleman lurching forward into a headboard.
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Anyway, the coin somehow gets sucked into the dirt and brings Laura lurching back from the edge of death.
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Congo's government, which is continuously lurching from one crisis to the next, is now playing a very dangerous game.
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Since the case began lurching toward trial in 2010, investigators have linked him to at least six additional victims.
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Now, in the lurching cabin of the power boat, Genz worried about whether Kelen knew what he was doing.
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The adjustment was to correct for just the sort of bizarre, lurching vehicular accidents that make many consumers fearful.
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He churned up the wall, lurching from one hold to the next in a clatter of thumps and grunts.
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But Trump's way of lurching into a room is inseparable from his propensity for creating chaos and obliterating meaning.
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There might not be any big revolution, but there will be slow, steady progress, not this vertiginous lurching about.
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At the afternoon dance lesson, I navigated us toward Leather Jacket and his sister on the lurching dance floor.
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But the club may soon be forced to close, making way for condominiums in a neighborhood lurching toward change.
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The natural result of our current style of governing -- lurching from crisis to crisis -- is this sort of showdown.
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Markets reacted buoyantly, after lurching for weeks over a faltering outlook at home and signs of a global slowdown.
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Around 21 minutes into the 22015-hour journey, the sky went slate gray and the plane started lurching and shaking.
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The was up 0.18 percent, or 30.37 points, at 17,374.79, after lurching more than 1 percent higher in early trade.
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Without more long-term public health funding, some warn, the country will be lurching from one epidemic to the next.
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During those nine months, a heightened sense of smell makes even the most innocuous aromas into evil, stomach-lurching ones.
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Few are lurching to the right in anticipation—the party members, who elect the leader, are Corbynites through and through.
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As Washington is lurching from one self-made crisis to another, survivors of disasters continue to struggle with real ones.
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After lurching between rises and falls for about five years, consumer prices have been rising steadily, if modestly, this year.
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Those moves, viewed alongside his ongoing purge and mass arrests, have led to fears that Turkey is lurching toward dictatorship.
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But as an actress, Hudson is all in — lurching and crouching and wincing and weeping like a thousand Meg Ryans.
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It's a tumult of sensory extremes, of images and sounds, lurching shapes, braying voices, intensities of feeling and calculated craziness.
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He's lurching around and basically responding to what he sees as his personal or legal imperative at any given moment.
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But with the White House lurching from crisis to crisis, the president is hampering Republicans' efforts to fulfill his promises.
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Sandler plays Howard Ratner, a New York jewelry dealer lurching from one crisis -- and high-stakes bet -- to the next.
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As we set down a corridor whose end we could barely see, we felt like toddlers lurching toward their destinations.
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It moves along in a lurching shuffle it seems to have picked up from the walkers, its decomposing zombie hordes.
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The Supremes performing at a private club in Grosse Pointe, which still had no black residents, reflected this lurching progress.
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What's needed actually is a cohesive, healing presidency, not one that's lurching either to the right or to the left.
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Like all big shifts in the movie industry, these sorts of changes happen in a kind of lurching, erratic fashion.
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And yet we see the Democrats now lurching towards perhaps an Elizabeth Warren, a Kamala Harris, maybe Cory Booker in 2020.
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It's made up of a lurching barrage of industrial pounding, an ominous organ figure, what sounds like gunfire, and distant screaming.
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I can feel all the water I consumed lurching around in my stomach and I'm actually worried I might throw up.
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Its support spiked last year but had fallen again by the time of the party's chaotic, rightwards-lurching conference in April.
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In the second season, which premieres on March 23rd, the narrative keeps lurching toward standard zombie storylines, then salsa-ing away.
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To stop Congress from lurching from crisis to crisis, we should move to biennial budgeting and a calendar-year budget cycle.
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She's gotten in trouble, both in business and on the track, by setting unrealistic goals, lurching toward them and falling flat.
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With the world seemingly lurching toward fascism and environmental disaster, she decided to give people an opportunity to examine their fears.
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And even when you're feeling let down by the lurching storytelling, Edwards's eye for beautiful, almost painterly images carries the day.
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The fact that combining support for Sanders and Warren would eclipse Biden's buttresses progressives' arguments that the party is lurching leftward.
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But that would require a seismic shift in Republicans politics, in the opposite direction of which the party is lurching today.
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But a similar consensus kept lurching out of reach on the issue that mattered most to Mr. de Blasio: mayoral control.
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It's all cool — the dining car, a sleeping compartment, even maintaining your balance while using the bathroom inside a lurching vehicle.
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Once again, Congo is lurching toward a political abyss, and Mr. Katumbi will be a crucial figure in what happens next.
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Three weeks later, my stomach is lurching as the bus screams around switchbacks on the way out to Mobvoi's smartwatch hackathon.
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Global investors may grow tired of America's lurching from crisis to crisis and raise the cost of federal borrowing, as well.
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Then the synthesizers appear, throbbing and lurching, dropping out and plunging back in with dubstep impact, pushing distortion into the mix.
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As Girardi prepared to leave the lectern when the news conference was over, he nearly tripped, lurching forward before catching himself.
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When at last he moves his body, Luca experiences a brief, lurching exhilaration at the very fact of his being alive.
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The rambling, unedited and lurching two-plus-hour performance at CPAC was more a series of disconnected blurts than a speech.
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Lurching toward the other end of the spectrum is also a bad idea — becoming ultra-risk averse and avoiding stocks entirely.
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For example, a lurching glissando of marbled red, blue, and cream lacquer by Schlemmer reads as an uncanny waterfall of blood.
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We must look beyond the bare minimum, to stop lurching from crisis to crisis trying desperately to keep the lights on.
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"We have a Democratic party that's lurching far to the left," said Representative Steve Stivers, chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee.
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For months, the Justice Department and Apple have been trading heated rhetoric and lurching toward this very confrontation, only to back away.
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With parliament and political parties divided, deadlock could mean Britain lurching by default into legal limbo outside the EU at 11 p.m.
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On top of that Spain is lurching towards its third election in a year following several failed attempts to form a government.
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The academy's $388 million movie museum, for instance, is lurching toward a planned 2018 opening but still faces funding and operational obstacles.
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She wants to know why, despite outcry from her colleagues, the UK may be lurching towards legislation that would criminalize buying sex.
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But lurching to an extreme position — like dumping all your stocks — in response to the day's headlines is almost certainly a mistake.
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We're at risk of departing from the stable climatic conditions that sustained civilization for thousands of years and lurching into the unknown.
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He went after Democrats in his CPAC speech, arguing that their party was lurching to the left with presidential front-runner Sen.
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The muddy waters of the Bay of Bengal lapped onto a beach where ranks of plastic chairs were set beneath lurching parasols.
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Lurching past the nun, Sally grabbed that ankle and an arm as Patty crashed hard up against the brick wall on her left.
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China wants to kill off — or possibly revive — its lurching horde of "zombie" companies by 2020, Caixin's Dong Jing and Leng Cheng write.
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"Hollaback Girl" comes on and everyone in the bar starts nodding and lurching, making that universal this-beat-has-a-dirty-diaper face.
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The result is an administration lurching from one issue to another issue, with no apparent strategy except to create the illusion of activity.
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Featuring the likes of Front 153 and Chris & Cosey, it's a dark, clanking, lurching, crawling thing that's making us feel a bit sick.
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Today, we are lurching from one crisis to another, often caused by the rapid pace of technological disruption, which is only speeding up.
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Petrino's creation is lurching toward something great and Jackson's quicksilver speed has given notice that they might arrive there sooner than many expected.
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If you know anything about Young Fathers, you'll know that ducking and lurching away from a definitive genre has always been their thing.
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And "Heavy Hoof," the record's menacing, lurching third track, was the first song the duo wrote together after forming Eagle Twin in 2006.
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It should pave the way for a measure of stability through September 2019 after months of lurching from fiscal crisis to fiscal crisis.
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Some tried to escape by lurching toward the lake in a bid to swim across the waters at night; an unknown number drowned.
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The N.B.A. spent the season lurching from one drama-filled story line to another, but none was any more than a soap opera.
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With Britain lurching out of the European Union, there is little desire to sow even more economic uncertainty, legal disruption and moral confusion.
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Neither option is going to suddenly elevate the AfD to power, unravel the European Union, or bring National Socialism lurching back to life.
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Body horror is implied in their puppet-like twitching and lurching gestures, as if they are creatures experiencing embodiment for the first time.
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Just as Mr. Romero breathed life into the lurching zombie, Mr. Hooper created the first great masked serial killer in modern American horror.
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But at a certain point, he gives up on uniting the genres, lurching instead toward an abrupt ending that doesn't feel entirely earned.
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Trade pacts are the walking dead of diplomacy, repeatedly rising from the grave and lurching ghoulishly through yet more rounds of "last ditch" talks.
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"The security situation is deteriorating and with Libya lurching from one crisis to another, conditions are increasingly ripe for a supply shock," Brennock said.
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QB keeps lurching forward and trash talking, like a less hilarious Nick Diaz goading Anderson Silva, and Rousey keeps punching and kicking her down.
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As he writes: China is not retreating to the era of high communism…but lurching towards a messy future shared by many authoritarian states.
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Two cults, three possible explanations for a bloody stick monster lurching through the woods, and a battalion of hot parents with a dark secret?
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While the low end pummels away, the track's real sense of frenzy comes from jazz-like synth progressions that send it lurching through space.
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As such, my $7 warmish can offers a temporary respite from the anxieties of being stuck in a tube lurching around the lower stratosphere.
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Love them or loathe them, the windows, their mannequins lurching toward spectators, lips ringed in jeweled pacifiers, "skin" elaborately inked, were a come-on.
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In a letter to BMA members, he said the NHS was lurching "headlong into a wider crisis" that was of the government's own making.
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Ask these same experts to forecast the future impact of Trump's lurching policies and you would get similar agreement on the risks he courts.
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It's often brutal, slamming the bass and slicing with distortion, lurching sporadically to withhold the reassurance of rhythm, at one point breaking into screams.
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Such a juxtaposition is typical of the modern-day Met, which keeps lurching between a cumbersome past and glimpses of a more adventurous future.
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The administration's unilateral approach has been lurching back and forth, alternating between tariff threats and vague demands for China to buy more U.S. products.
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Before it's over, though, the movie feels as if it's simply lurching between cameos, squandering comics like Chris Kattan, Gilbert Gottfried and Margaret Cho.
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If that wasn't bad enough, the US is also lurching into this crisis with an administration that is totally ill-prepared for the moment.
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So on Sunday, she performed several lines from the play, reading them with ironic drama, at one point lurching into the Elaine Benes dance.
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" And in "Hatred," a lurching, crunching march heaped with electronic noise and thick orchestral chords, Mr. Cale sang, "I'm stepping away from the edge.
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They found themselves on the floor, still handcuffed and blindfolded, lurching painfully against other bound bodies every time the speeding van hit a bump.
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Yet they also knew how much the president's zeal to stop immigration had sent him lurching for solutions, one more extreme than the next.
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As a transit reporter for The Times, I spend a lot of time interviewing New Yorkers on lurching subway trains and jam-packed platforms.
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But it's probably only a matter of months until the out-of-control lurching returns, and then it goes right to those less fortunate.
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According to witnesses, who would later describe the scene to Sobe, he seemed to be trying to speak, trying to breathe, lurching in pain.
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With Brexit lurching from disaster to disaster and the Tory Party increasingly associated with the likes of Jacob Rees-Mogg, she may rue her decision.
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"It's lurching from one disaster to the next, with this latest batch of woeful figures coming after eight straight years of annual losses," added Rundle.
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The single 22-minute track, "VII," drops listeners into the middle of a bad mushroom trip, racing, lurching, and pummeling them to its unsettling conclusion.
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Before long, the semi-revived Ahmanet is a CGI effect lurching around London, draining victims of life and turning them into comically fragile, shrieking zombies.
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Having suffered lurching economic and social change, they argue, white folk with high-school diplomas or less have turned to opioids and alcohol for comfort.
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The venerable old institution that sets the global reference price for metals such as aluminum and copper seems to be lurching from crisis to crisis.
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Instead it has led to confusion, bitter recriminations, and the unpleasant lurching sensation that has become so familiar in the turbulent flight of this presidency.
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If collegiate civil societies are lurching into ditches as often now as the "free speech" campaign claims, that's partly because the larger society is, too.
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And boosting confidence, both in the economy and in democracy, would help prevent a desperate lurching into the Communist brand of stability and social harmony.
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Your head is pounding, the room's spinning and your stomach is lurching - when you're hungover, reaching for painkillers can often seem like a good idea.
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Basically, then, the government of the world's greatest nation is lurching from crisis to crisis because its leader can't be trusted to honor a deal.
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That lurching first figure recurs as the engine for "The Jet Song," in which the melody and the bass line form a complex, interlocking pattern.
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The Trump administration's lurching, finger-pointing response to the threat is making that all but impossible, and further eroding America's standing in the global community.
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Opinion Columnist MADRID — I'm in Spain right now, talking about zombie ideas — ideas that should have been killed by evidence, but just keep lurching along.
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The strong figures provide some relief for a conglomerate and a country that have spent much of the past year lurching from crisis to crisis.
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My stomach is lurching as I write this now but at the time my "smooch" aversion wasn't a thing when it came from Nathan's mouth.
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"The international community must address the fact that they have funded a democratic system which is now lurching dangerously towards a one-party state," he said.
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Satellite imagery showing the transport of atmospheric water vapor reveals the atmospheric river lurching like a ghostly finger toward California from the central tropical Pacific Ocean.
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There appears to be little prospect of Mr Trump moderating his positions, by lurching to the more ameliorative centre that Republican leaders—fearing electoral annihilation—recommend.
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Perhaps it takes a career of highs and lows as lurching as his for the phrase "the time is now" to graduate from meaningless into mantra.
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In fact, Republicans have so far been successful at painting Democrats in Congress as lurching left, despite the reality that their caucus expanded to the right.
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Their superhero was squat against the apron, dodging swings, lurching forward, grasping to hold on to something unseen, then falling, drooping, legs not cooperating, arms down.
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She's an image-obsessed 21st-century adolescent staring at a screen, but she's also just another teenager lurching forward, one comic, hapless step at a time.
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It's an attempt, she says, "to get more young people in" — a goal whose stomach-lurching naïveté (or is it recklessness?) the play doesn't sufficiently address.
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"Cinq a," upright but lurching, is a counterpoint to "Urn 3," as it offers a sense of being that is understandable only through one's own touch.
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This demand created an incentive for Tennessee's politicians to hug the political center and kept the state from lurching to the right like other Southern states.
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Gabby Gabby is guarded by henchmen: ventriloquist's dummies whose lurching gait suggests that, in a far-off act of vengeance, a gangster doll broke their legs.
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The club has, after all, spent most of 2020 lurching and bouncing from one drama to another, almost all of them of the team's own making.
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There is much environmental work to do, but it is irrational to destroy the American economy by lurching to energy that is many times more expensive.
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In general, Horn's work sits staunchly between the lurching horns of Georges Bataille's brand of mystical Surrealism since it is magical, excessive, and overwhelms binary divisions.
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And yet he has become, in his odd balance of chaos and control, his volatile lurching toward greatness, a sort of human embodiment of the place.
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They are also fed up with Congress not being able to do their job and pass a budget, instead lurching from one deadline to the next.
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While the medium usually serves up vertigo and a lurching sensation in the stomach, here it delivers a quiet, painful meditation on illness and human nature.
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Yet another sign of growth excess that Hartnett cites is the private equity industry's bid to offload $1.5 trillion in unspent capital by lurching into shadow banking.
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The lurching bandaged corpse of the past has been replaced with Tom Cruise, an ancient female mummy bent on global destruction, and an extravagant special effects budget.
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But everything becomes infinitely more complicated the second Harlan — the random lurching Neanderthal they meet at the roadside bar — tries to rape Thelma in a parking lot.
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Greece was lurching towards civil war and Runciman gained an abiding love for the country, pleasure from upstaging the British ambassador and the position of Astrologer Royal.
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The Pittsburgh quartet's lurching, noisy, sludgy, post-everything metal is a trip, and I've got the sneaking suspicion that vocalist V. Cee is an absolute demon live.
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Their exchange of pleasantries, with repeated expressions of "enchanted," becomes a complex ensemble in which sustained vocal lines mingle in clashing harmonies over lurching, jerky orchestra chords.
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But Turkey's rapid growth has been accompanied by increased authoritarianism, which critics at home and in Europe say has left the country lurching toward one-man rule.
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Through the lives of these two World War II survivors, he gives us an indelible portrait of one family and America's lurching progress through the 22016th century.
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As they near the end of the Presto, plunging forward, downward, wild flying notes in a tarantella, suddenly it happens that the Little Quartet is lurching again.
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You don't know when the bus will come — your company's bus will surely come last, and it is crowded and lurching and too cold or hot. 2.
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Indeed, Trump, lurching from urge to urge, has plunged the White House into conflict with Capitol Hill over health care and the ideas of closing the southern border.
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The most likely scenario for Wittmann is a period of lower growth, low inflation and low interest rates rather than gross domestic product figures lurching into negative territory.
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Anteing up to put Pitt on billboards marks another lurching step in that direction, but "War Machine" comes across as a semi-defective cog in that larger campaign.
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Reuters reported Wednesday the Lion Air pilots scrambled through a handbook to understand why the jet was lurching downwards in the final minutes before it hit the water.
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Glass's music is removed from many conventions of Western music, so Ms. Kamensek has worked with the orchestra to break from tendencies such as lurching toward the downbeat.
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In the European Union, Britain can play a constructive role without either subjugating its identity to a European superstate or lurching backward into a "Little England" mind-set.
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However, if they are lurching higher — Kostin emphasized that it's not the absolute yield level but rather how quickly the rates are moving — then that presents a problem.
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They're very similar to nightmares, but instead of lurching you awake in a cold sweat, they sort of prod you into consciousness by jacking up your stress levels.
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But even as the novel coronavirus fuels concerns over the prospect of canceled conferences and global partnerships lurching into limbo, it's also spurring more opportunities for international collaboration.
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And unlike the plague lurching across Europe in the 1300s, a traveler can now bring a deadly strain of bird flu from China to Europe within 24 hours.
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As with climate, it can be hard to avoid lurching into dystopia in talking about COVID-19: We've all probably seen one too many pandemic and disaster flick.
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Later, when everything has come to a head, the ease of all this talk gives way to lurching rounds of confession and accusation that stop the movie dead.
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As constructed, though, the various episodes have an arbitrary, willy-nilly feel to them, lurching from one deadly scenario to the next, instead of following a clear path.
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Washington has always been criticized for lurching from crisis to crisis and striking last-minute, 11th-hour deals to pass important legislation, and that criticism is often deserved.
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This makes it easy for his media enemies to portray him (unfairly) as a hypersensitive egotist lurching about in the dead of night tweeting from the White House.
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But a toxic set of circumstances — the threat of impeachment along with a woefully delayed appropriations process — could wind up with Congress lurching into a shutdown after all.
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I found this lurching between sweet hopefulness on the one hand and lurid pessimism on the other to be bewildering, like a heat wave followed by a blizzard.
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The world sees him now, lurching a bit, slurring some, getting old, trembling, and recalls that unspeakably great and gorgeous and garrulous young man that he once was.
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And while the series does a pretty effective job pacing-wise of lurching from one crisis to the next, there's not much sense of anything approaching an end point.
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But some of the recipients of that support say that the foundation's departure highlights that Hungary is lurching closer to authoritarianism, and their work will only become more difficult.
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Maimane's resignation follows that of Johannesburg Mayor Herman Mashaba, who abruptly quit on Monday following accusations by him that the party espousing liberal values was lurching to the right.
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By sliding one up after the other, first the foot grip, then, after lurching to full height in the slings, the hand grip, the climber rises up the rope.
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One of those deaths was described as "problematic" after death row inmate Kenneth Williams was seen "lurching, convulsing, coughing and jerking" for a full 20 minutes before he died.
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That, anyway, is the argument of doommongers in an age when nationalism is rising, Britain is lurching out of the union and mainstream leaders are struggling to preserve solidarity.
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South America's largest economies — Brazil, Colombia and Mexico in North America — have seen some improvement in manufacturing data but are treading water, with Argentina lurching toward another economic crisis.
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He often can be seen lurching from his cabin in jeans and an orange Yale hoodie to take pictures of a cloud or something on the ground far below.
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I have no recollection of the next few hours beyond a thought loop telling me I wasn't not feeling anything, before lurching over my bedside to eat more pills.
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Look at the average Pelicans box score, and you might imagine a slog, Davis lurching into shot after contested shot while help defenders run at him from all directions.
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What's obvious is that Corker believes Trump is wildly unpredictable and mercurial, lurching between love and hate based on the last thing you said about him on TV. 23.
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The show has been moving forward — or lurching, anyway — relentless from the beginning, but while the constant conflict has been productive, it runs the risk of sinking into formula.
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Lurching out of the past, mostly the same but with some slight differences, here comes 24: Legacy, as naked a cash grab as you're likely to see on television.
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Insofar as the coalition can organize and deliver, it can establish an international reputation as a stable and predictable negotiating partner — certainly more stable than Trump's lurching federal government.
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Somehow, though, due to changes in personnel and the leftward shift of Justice David Souter, Kennedy often found himself alone in the nominal center of a court lurching rightward.
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Some of them, I'm sure, don't even look at the old stones, everywhere lurching this way or that, covered in lichens, inscriptions faded, sometimes to the point of illegibility.
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She's like the soleIncongruous goat tethered to the tree,Smiling almost as you approach, scrapingThe ground with its horns, and then — Lickety split — lurching hard, daringThe rope to snap.
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Grime-streaked floodwater nearly slapped the 10-foot ceilings of the lower of the building's two chambers, lurching up a winding stairway and foreclosing access to the lobby below.
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We observe her characters' lurching shame, despair, boredom and fatigue — solastalgia experienced in ordinary life, vying with the demands of aging parents, small children, the churn of the mind.
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But Bloomberg by his own description is "basically nonpartisan," while the party is arguably lurching left, a tension encapsulated by the debate over how he is deploying his fortune.
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CARAMANICA A lurching beat, somewhere in the vicinity of reggae, and a psychedelic-orchestral blur of instruments accompany the high, singsong vocals of Neshma Friend, who records as Micropixie.
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The IMF decision also is a positive example for Ukraine's corruption-plagued neighbors, Hungary and Moldova, both of which have been lurching lately toward Russia and its economic cronyism.
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Ten years ago this week, as Lehman Brothers was declaring bankruptcy and the global economy was lurching into recession, the idea for an alternative currency was being quietly built online.
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In mid-November 2016, a couple of lurching swastikas with the words "Go Trump" appeared, spray-painted in white, in a playground where my children go for swings and basketball.
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The dummies in the seat with wings were just as prone to lurching far outside the seat, with their seat belts slipping off their shoulders and straining at their abdomens.
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The trio's lurching, off-kilter noise rock and frazzled, sludgy riffs coalesce into a heavy, ugly, glorious mess of sound and skronk, like Acid Bath on a Jesus Lizard trip.
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When you're lurching in a thunderstorm at 40,000 feet in the air in a pressurized metal tube with nothing but a carry-on and your prayers, turbulence is no joke.
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During his lurching campaign, Donald Trump has sought to reassure the nation that he "is going to get great people" to help him once he's seated in the Oval Office.
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Lurching out of the past, turning up on movie screens like it's 1994 and every old TV show should be a movie, here comes CHIPS, a complete anomaly in 2017.
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What's next: Computer science is lurching toward the same robust discussion that biologists and nuclear scientists had before them — when to circumscribe openness in the name of safety and ethics.
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The debate about price and pricing mechanisms reflects a volatile market in the past year with LNG lurching from four-year highs last summer to two year-lows in March.
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Reuters reported on Wednesday that the Lion Air pilots scrambled through a handbook to understand why the jet was lurching downwards in the final minutes before it hit the water.
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Between her husband's awful talk captured in the infamous Access Hollywood tape -- "You can do anything" -- and his lurching performance thus far as President, she must feel angry and disappointed.
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Ever since 2014, when the embezzlement of about $1 billion from three banks forced a taxpayer bail-out that has crippled the economy, the country has been lurching towards collapse.
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Lurching bass and loose drums set a backdrop for creepy samples before groovy guitar worms its way back to the forefront for a feeling that is both exhilarating and timeless.
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The dizzying run-up in crypto prices in 2017 was followed, this year, by a long, lurching retreat that, as the summer gave way to fall, began to seem perilous.
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After holding at 2628 percent for six straight months, the jobless rate has plunged from 28503 percent to 22019 percent over the past two months, lurching past the 2000 low.
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Unlike the pro-growth, tax-cut party of JFK, today's left-lurching Democrats root against economic growth, the stock market, and a powerful prosperity at home that lends strength abroad.
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The GOP is optimistic that a leftward-lurching Democratic Party will give it room to go on the offense in the Golden State, with four Democratic seats in their sights.
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Recall the Wright Brothers at Kitty Hawk, that first lurching foray into the wild blue yonder, then fast-forward to the Concorde, cutting a smooth, aerodynamic path through the sky.
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Drunk on the romance of war, Rostov dug his spurs into the flanks of his horse, lurching ahead of the other cavalrymen as he cut the air with his saber.
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With the Republican nomination contest lurching so far to the right, many Democrats are anxious to nominate a candidate that will ensure their party keeps the White House this November.
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PARELES With a sluggish, lurching beat and a wash of amorphous guitar chords in the background, Raphael Saadiq captures the desperation of an addiction, the sense of being stuck forever.
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US climate hawks have not had much to celebrate lately, with the Trump administration lurching backward and states finding it more difficult than expected to move forward on their own.
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But on Sunday, in a move that sent Guatemala lurching toward chaos, he ordered the head of a United Nations-backed anticorruption panel expelled after it began moving against him.
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I've reviewed the budgets of more than 150 state agencies and learned that many are as poorly managed as the federal lands, losing money and lurching from crisis to crisis.
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I've spent the last six years lurching from job to grad school to temp job to fellowship, and so I didn't have much of a financial cushion when I left.
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As a result, the rich democracies find themselves lurching between extremes of left and right, vulnerable to charismatic populists offering the false promise of a return to an unrecoverable past.
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Daniel Patrick Moynihan, a centrist Democrat, acknowledges that his party is lurching to the left — and that the Obama administration's aggressive immigration policies would get a tougher reception these days.
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"New York magazine once did a cover story on 'Downward Mobility,'" Ms. Siegal recalled while lurching through traffic in the backseat of a blue Lincoln on a weekday night in January.
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Maybe. But the idea here is that instead of lurching repeatedly from scandal to apology, Facebook could make a strong claim to the moral high ground currently being claimed by Apple.
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And pro-life Republicans, suspicious of Trump as a late convert to the cause, saw Trump's lurching back and forth on the issue as yet another sign of his ideological promiscuousness.
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As the mid-Atlantic region began to dig out Sunday from a blizzard of historic proportions, it was clear that the return to normalcy was going to be lurching at best.
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It's obvious that Lawrence's husband, played by Javier Bardem, is going to betray her, either to Pfeiffer's group of houseguests, or to a group of glowing zombies (?) lurching across the yard.
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Zombies often get back up no matter how many bullets to the head they've taken, meaning you now have an oozing meat-mask that was once a face lurching towards you.
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"CHEETAHT2 [Ld spectrum]" and "CHEETAHT7b" make for a telegraphed opening one-two punch, lurching like horror movie villains; the two-song "CIRKLON" suite that follows is only a touch more robust.
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Financial markets have seen this story before: The Federal Reserve rides in with piles of freshly minted digitized money that helps send the prices of stocks and other assets lurching forward.
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The top Democrat's attempts to portray the Republicans as weak on immigration may hit the wall as her colleagues at the party are increasingly lurching leftward on the issue of immigration.
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The race to make that first pair of commercially successful augmented reality glasses is on, with companies big and small lurching to become the AR platform you wear all the time.
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REIMS, France (Reuters) - Usain Bolt sprinted through thin air and sipped champagne floating on his back as he enjoyed near zero-gravity conditions in an aircraft performing stomach-lurching parabola dives.
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"The first person we shot for it was Diplo," she says, lurching across the spread of fries, burgers and macaroni cheese between us on the table to show me her phone.
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His intention, he stressed, was to raise the thorny moral questions facing senior administration officials when the top guy in the White House appears to be recklessly lurching toward global destruction.
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And if you are familiar with addicts' war stories, you will know that in their broad outlines they're all the same, each lurching plot twist grimly unsurprising, however shocking the details.
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Frank Bruni Over recent years, without much media fanfare, something fascinating occurred, a reminder that for all the ways in which we seem to be sliding backward, we're lurching forward, too.
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It's an appreciably less-engaging film in every way, suffering from lurching storytelling, wild vacillations in tone (even within scenes), and a strong cast that never fully gels as a group.
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The thought of Rangers lurching from crisis to crisis in the time since is exactly why, by association, the promise of a points deduction makes the average football fan's blood run cold.
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The midwestern hotels that could have belonged to a horror set, with their fluorescent hallways and lurching elevators and the eerie rattle of the ice machine in the middle of the night.
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"The economic underpinnings are supportive for corporate profit growth and a fertile climate for that earnings picture to brighten in 2017 and equities are lurching ahead in advance of that," he said.
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The birth of the Flannan Isles lighthouse was a difficult one as all the supplies had to be hauled up the 150-foot cliffs from ships lurching in the churning water below.
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With impacts from rising temperatures manifesting faster than most models had predicted, scientists see the shrinking of Alpine glaciers as another warning sign that Earth's climate is lurching toward dangerous tipping points.
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As the chatter around turns to an electric, almost lurching silence, it's almost as if everyone here is in agreement: the moment has arrived for us to feel, to share, to grow.
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It is an indicator of her underrated strength that Mrs Clinton has largely avoided lurching to the left after Mr Sanders, a manoeuvre that would inevitably damage her in the general election.
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The sharp jump in the number of fires in the Amazon rainforest, which have contributed to climate change by emitting carbon into the atmosphere, has created a lurching international crisis for Bolsonaro.
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The veteran suicide crisis has begun to feel like another example of our society lurching from crisis to crisis, with the topic coming to the surface only after a tragedy has occurred.
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There were as many people standing as sitting, and when I say standing I mean lurching, swaying, listening to music at the perfect volume to irritate everyone within a five-metre radius.
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Reform advocates who support a Democratic Party that is lurching left may not know (or care) how their proposals and rhetoric are perceived by those in the center or on the right.
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On the other side is the evidence of Netanyahu's political dexterity — winning an election in 1996 by hewing to the center, winning a different one in 2015 by lurching to the right.
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While we enter a new decade chastened and more cynical about surveillance, propaganda, and the potential for mere connections to enhance our lives, we risk lurching into mindless paranoia about what's left.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Narratives of immigration are often saturated with crisis, especially in the Trump era, which has immigrants and their advocates lurching from one crisis to the next.
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This thing is lurching your way, arms outstretched, forcing you back, all the way back, from where you came—a narrow corridor, no escape save for the door you just came through.
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One of the biggest problems (though not the only one) in comprehending "China Doll" is that Mr. Pacino's lurching, stammering performance is not easy to follow in terms of content, character or subtext.
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Its storytellers have often been enmeshed in the dramas they describe; their tales of Mumbai have reflected its lurching growth, the scenes and themes evolving with its criminal demi-monde and quicksilver economy.
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Now bosses think they have entered a nirvana, when the reality is that the country's system of commerce is lurching away from rules, openness and multilateral treaties towards arbitrariness, insularity and transient deals.
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But I think if you're someone who's willing to have it go to zero, then you can ride out the stomach-lurching volatility that we're going to continue to see for a while.
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A story we've seen before On a broader historical scale, China's lurching integration into the global markets invites comparisons to the private sector growth of the other Cold War hegemon, the Soviet Union.
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But with Trump lurching from one faux pas to the next, it's fair to ask if he's finally alienated enough of the Republican Party for its leaders to start pushing back against him.
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Until we made it permanent, the R&D tax credit was extended only retroactively, leaving businesses lurching from extension to extension, unsure whether they'd have access to the credit in a year's time.
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President Francois Hollande weighed in to a row over trainmaking jobs in eastern France, bringing the business affairs of the engineering firm lurching back into the political arena just months before presidential elections.
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LAUNCESTON, Australia (Reuters) - The world's biggest planned coal mine is once again lurching toward the finish line as India's Adani Enterprises moves ahead with a final decision on its Carmichael project in Australia.
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What follows — as an amicable split becomes a shattering rupture, lurching from awkwardness to rage in search of a new equilibrium — is a reversal of Tolstoy's sturdy observation about happy and unhappy families.
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Under a clear blue sky, Bruno Vezzoli launched his flying machine down an abandoned wartime runway near Calais, lurching from side to side as he slowly gained altitude suspended beneath a giant canopy.
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Photos of adult Daveigh Chase are all over the web today, probably because we're all still terrified by her original broken-doll-lurching-from-the-well-then-the-TV to kill you performance.
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"It is the grandest and silliest cinematic carnival to come along in quite some time: a lurching journey through one filmmaker's personal fun house," Stephen Holden wrote in his review for The Times.
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Shroud Eater subscribe more to the Electric Wizard school of doom—windswept, lost soul vocals, unrelenting grooves, heaps of distortion—while Dead Hand reach for more of a lurching, cosmic YOB-inspired vibe.
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"A Ciambra," the second feature directed by Jonas Carpignano (the first was "Mediterranea," also set in Gioia Tauro), follows Pio's lurching movement toward manhood and observes his environment with a sympathetic, probing eye.
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United is chasing its own tail, struggling out of crisis and then lurching back again, drifting and circling at a time when its rivals are striding forward, the gap growing slowly, inexorably larger.
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But there it was again, a sharp detour in this most peculiar chapter, sending the capital lurching down a cul-de-sac so unfamiliar that Senator Jerry Moran of Kansas — Senator Jerry Moran!
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"Unholy Elixir" feels unstable but obstinate from the start, with deep, wavery, not-quite-in-tune synthesizers and a lurching beat; other synthesizer riffs arrive to turn the track into glowering synth-pop.
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Instead, he's heightened the sense that his administration is lurching from one firing to the next by dispatching tweets announcing his decisions as they happen, and discarding advice to formalize his personnel announcements.
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In fashioning its response, Europe must navigate skepticism that Mr. Trump is executing a cohesive trade strategy, rather than lurching from position to position in the thrall of the supposed powers of unpredictability.
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Pantelis, my cabdriver, threaded his way delicately around people suddenly lurching, seemingly semi-oblivious, into the street and the constant chorus of motorcycles appearing out of nowhere and disappearing noisily into the distance.
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It is difficult to analyze these things he has said, as they are less things than disconnected fragments of things, lurching about and careening off one another in a kind of linguistic demolition derby.
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On his new EP Peace & Love he has both a blown-out pop-punk song and a dramatic electronic track that culminates in a lurching beat that's distinctly indebted to East Coast club tracks.
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It was basically like season one of Breaking Bad, when Walter's still tucking in those button-up shirts every morning before lurching around in the classroom as his hacking cough takes over his body.
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The Airbus A24 took off from Charles de Gaulle with 2000 people on board before lurching wildly to the left and right, spinning around and crashing into the eastern Mediterranean Sea, according to officials.
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Some 26.4 people remained unaccounted for Wednesday from the Yun Men Tsui Ti building, a residential and commercial complex that partially collapsed in the quake and has been left lurching precariously over a street.
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Some 50 people remained unaccounted for Wednesday from the Yun Men Tsui Ti building, a residential and commercial complex that partially collapsed in the quake and has been left lurching precariously over a street.
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And a witness to Thursday night's execution of Kenneth Williams said the condemned man was "coughing, convulsing, lurching, (and) jerking" after the administration of midazolam, which was supposed to make him unconscious and insensate.
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In other words, Powell and Pressburger had conjured a fictional life that veered perilously close to Churchill's, as dense with derring-do, divisiveness, emotional extremes, and lurching reversals of fortune as his had been.
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The exchange has been lurching chaotically towards a high cost pool of risk because its architects have been struggling to force healthy individuals to purchase expensive plans that are of little value to them.
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Even if you love the film, as I do, all the lurching, stop-and-go exchanges of these unquiet souls may leave you with a craving for "The Philadelphia Story," or something equally streamlined.
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While all of Trump's presidency -- the entire 112 days of it -- has had a lurching, zig-zag feel to it, the last 72 hours -- and, especially, the last 24 -- feel even more erratic and unpredictable.
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There's a sameness to a lot of these offerings: the lurching from one crisis to the next; the brusque, pithy exchanges that rarely last more than a few sentences; the cursory attention to secondary characters.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Hobbled by recession and one of the world's highest inflation rates, Argentina may be lurching toward the next in a series of economic crises afflicting the country over the last 70 years.
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Which is also, in its lurching, sometimes insightful, often wicked way, a theory of what kind of party the Republicans should become, and one that a plurality of Republicans have now actually voted to embrace.
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With President Trump lurching from crisis to crisis, each more unsettling and damaging than the last, it is time to ask what has previously seemed improbable: Are we approaching the end of the Trump presidency?
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In many of the industrial areas, the happiest merchants are the merchants of scrap, who make their rounds in lurching trucks, scooping up looms, steel spools and other underused machinery for pennies on the dollar.
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But they have a very hard time seeing the Wall Street data-publishing magnate, who once called President Donald Trump a friend and "New York icon," surviving a leftward-lurching Democratic primary with a win.
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Roosevelt's broadsides against the Stephen Schwarzmans of his day came at a charged historical moment, as the American republic was lurching from Gilded Age plutocracy to Progressive administration, with nods to populism along the way.
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So there's a special sort of melancholy that comes in seeing it crank out the same kind of lurching, poorly reasoned, reverse-engineered junk that is so familiar in other parts of the Trump administration.
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The acidity coming from Mr. Rubio these days, and the gleefully savage way Mr. Trump has responded, have sent an already surreal presidential campaign lurching into the gutter with taunts over perspiration, urination and self-tanner.
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The premiere felt like a modest, lurching step in that direction, after having let Negan (heard, but not seen, Sunday) essentially overwhelm the narrative, thanks to a mix of his dictatorial manner and Morgan's magnetic presence.
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The declining popularity is not only due to losing more hard-right voters to the AfD, analysts note, and the rise of the Green party shows that the region is not necessarily lurching to the right.
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They looked like stars, and he feinted Foreman out with his eyes, flashing white eyeballs of panic he did not feel which pulled Foreman through into the trick of lurching after him on a wrong move.
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A few days after Thanksgiving 2013, a woman was driving down Flushing Avenue in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, when suddenly, lurching from the street, a man ran toward her car, banging on her window and hollering for help.
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He taught us our paces (the "walk" for Vaquera is not fashion's usual shoulders-back glide but a lurching, aggressive canter, knuckle dragging and furious), and he appeared, as he usually does, in the show himself.
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Jamie Vardy has been left to tidy up the mess, shovelling crunched-up Tyskie cans into a black bin liner, lurching between the living room and the kitchen, occasionally stepping over a passed-out Christian Fuchs.
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But few think lurching from crisis to crisis without addressing fundamental problems is any way to manage an alliance of 503 nations that share important aspects of sovereignty including, for 19 of them, a single currency.
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RUSSONELLO Working toward self-forgiveness after a divorce, "Moral of the Story" seesaws between fragility and pomp: from Ashe's quavery high voice and parlor-song piano tinkling to a hefty, lurching beat and a massed chorus.
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PARIS, Sept 12 (Reuters) - Usain Bolt on Wednesday sprinted through thin air and sipped champagne floating on his back as he enjoyed near zero-gravity conditions in the back of an aircraft performing stomach-lurching parabola dives.
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When the price started to move erratically—he remembers it lurching up three dollars and then down two—he became convinced that inside information about the results was leaking to certain traders with sizable stakes in Elan.
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Media witnesses reported seeing Williams "manifesting signs of vigorous consciousness such as lurching, jerking, convulsing, and coughing during the course of the execution," long after the controversial sedative midazolam should have taken effect, according to the motion.
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CANNES, France (Reuters) - British film director Ken Loach launched a scathing attack on the European Union at the Cannes Film Festival on Friday, but said Britain should stay a member to avoid lurching towards the far right.
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Several senior administration officials are planning to stay for now, including Trump's daughter, Ivanka Trump, son-in-law Jared Kushner, communications director Hope Hicks and senior adviser Kellyanne Conway, lending some stability to a constantly lurching ship.
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We paced it the entire way, and literally as we arrived at the back of the line I felt this terrible lurching in my guts, and vomit came up stronger than I ever had or have since.
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Broadly speaking, it refers to a candidate who focuses on consensus building and incremental progress, someone who doesn't believe the US political system is capable of sudden, lurching change, or just doesn't want that kind of change.
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The awkward, lurching pace that bedevils the entire film becomes a major problem in the third act, which doesn't seem to know what story the movie is trying to tell — much less how to wrap it up.
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Don't, even when you see a movie or read a book when the plot starts lurching through 2000 or 2001 toward 9/11, you feel that spike of dread, knowing that that's where things will end or begin?
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Then he raced ahead, his backpack lurching as he leapt over bumps in the sidewalk full of pent-up little-boy energy; Caden was right behind him, doing his best to keep up with his brother's longer strides.
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Grace seems resigned to her May-December fate, but complications arise like a lurching hot air balloon when Grace meets a disguised Charles, and Sir Harcourt falls for the irrepressible and very married Lady Gay Spanker (Rachel Pickup).
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Several Democrats were heartened that Monday's display seemed at least to reflect a consensus that the party needed to be more attentive to voters' close-to-home concerns, without lurching too precipitously toward the left or the center.
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Global output, as reflected in measures of purchasing managers' activity, bounced along with market gyrations, sinking in 2015 and lurching upward in 3003 before falling this year to levels not seen since the depths of the euro-area crisis.
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When he first arrived in London, a little more than a year ago, he had come by way of locking himself into a refrigerator, before spending the next four hours lurching around in the back of a cargo truck.
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What they're saying:A senior administration official said yesterday that the decision to walk away from the rebate rule was based partially on "lurching bipartisan progress toward something on the Hill," and a desire to not upset a pending deal.
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In the 100 meter final, he sprints with ease past the pack as the other runners—silver medalist African-American Ralph Metcalfe excepted—completely break down in form, flailing and lurching in a vain attempt to retain their dignity.
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A remembrance of a violent time in a vanished Glasgow lurching into modernity, but still known for its inner-city tenement slums, marauding razor gangs, pockets of heavy industry, and a murder rate far higher than its English neighbor.
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Do we root for her only because we are privy to her thoughts, and thus understand her better than we understand the mute monsters who come lurching out of the dark, the ones whose stories are unknown to us?
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They had some beats and musical fragments already in the works, which Berdan and Greenberg sent through the Uniform woodchipper, ultimately landing on a sound somewhere in the lurching middle section of the venn diagram between their two sounds.
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What they're saying: A senior administration official said yesterday that the decision to walk away from the rebate rule was based partially on "lurching bipartisan progress toward something on the Hill," and a desire to not upset a pending deal.
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With just a week to go until Britain risks lurching out into legal limbo at midnight (2300 GMT) next Friday, EU leaders gave May an extra two months, until May 22, to leave if she wins next week's vote in parliament.
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The pilots of the doomed Lion Air flight scrambled through a handbook to understand why the jet was lurching downwards in the final minutes before it hit the water, three people with knowledge of the cockpit voice recorder contents said.
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The fact that the once eminently capable Special Agent Cooper is still lurching around Nevada, struggling to remember how to use elevators and bathrooms after being trapped in the Black Lodge for a quarter of a century, might slightly annoy Aaron.
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Two robots (or conceivably more in the future) made of semi-random configurations of motorized blocks and capable of lurching movement, are given the impetus to make their way towards a bright light (in life this behavior is called phototaxis).
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In another market, Argentina, currently lurching back into a crisis amid presidential elections, Ferreira noticed that Natura posted both volume and market share growth in the second quarter despite lower margins, and is confident it will get through the turmoil.
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Here are five reasons why you should catch some zzz's: We just lost an hour of sleep If the lurching forward of the clock for Daylight Saving Time on Sunday made you noticeably more tired, you're not the only one.
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Lileana Blain-Cruz's high-gloss minimalist production — that lawn, by Adam Rigg, is beautifully lit by Yi Zhao — makes a great deal of sense moment by moment but cannot seem to accrete meaning and value as the story keeps lurching around.
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And my goal, before I hang up my skates, whenever that is, is I would love to see us with more funding so that we're not lurching from year to year trying to figure out how to knit things together.
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Together they stood on the landing and gunned the creatures lurching up the stairs at them apart, one by one, until the walls dripped with gore, the banister fell over, and the stairs creaked with the weight of the dead.
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But with the wild-card playoff two weeks away, the Yankees lurching toward October and Judge showing no signs of physical ailment, there is little time to waste in knocking off the considerable rust from being sidelined for nearly two months.
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Moreover, Clinton lurching to the left, largely as a result of the energy surrounding the progressive Sanders campaign, cost her key Midwestern states that former President Obama won in both 85033 and 2012, which instead went to Trump in 2016.
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Ted BuddTheodore (Ted) Paul BuddNC rep explores Tillis primary challenge Democrats likely to gain seats under new North Carolina maps Democrats lurching leftward exemplified with new labor bill MORE (R), according to three Republican sources with knowledge of the polls.
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After lurching from crisis to crisis last year, Tesla appeared to have found its footing in January when it reported its second consecutive quarterly profit and said it had more than enough cash to pay off bonds coming due in March.
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Ms. Fitzsimmons finds inspiration amid the screeching and lurching of trains, but also from friends and colleagues who want to vent about soured trips on public transportation or the frustration of driving or biking through congested New York City traffic.
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A-Rod likely won't play this series—because lying liar Joe Girardi "has to do what's best" for this lurching hearse of a baseball team over the next three mid-August games—so Boston fans apparently tried to plead the case.
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Nothing against romantic comedies or love at first sight, but what I understand now is this: That earth-shaking, stomach lurching feeling you get when you're with someone the first month, or two, or three that you're dating—that's chemistry.
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Photo: APAT&T, whose quest to merge with Time Warner into some kind of lurching telecommunications/content mega-hybrid has run afoul of the Department of Justice, won't get to see any internal White House communications that preceded the DOJ's legal intervention.
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And since time feels to you like it's slowly lurching forward rather than slipping away with each passing minute, and you don't have anything else to do except youth sports and homework, you really don't mind going to a different one every weekend.
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It took two days for Trump to concede he needed to clean things up, as it became clear the episode was not just the latest lurching twist in a reality-defying political era, but had real potential to seriously damage his presidency.
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We join the craziness in 1978, when Barry is a young pilot with T.W.A. On a nocturnal flight, with his co-pilot dozing beside him and the passengers in repose, he switches off the autopilot and tips the plane into a lurching plunge.
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Some toxic brew of political polarization, gerrymandering and our cumbersome constitutional structure has left us with a legislature that is institutionally incapable of doing anything more than lurching from crisis to crisis, usually (but not always!) avoiding disaster at the last minute.
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But the swift undoing of a decades-long institutional check on power, introduced by late paramount leader Deng Xiaoping to prevent the recurrence of one-man rule after Mao Zedong's death, has prompted concern among many Chinese that the country was lurching backwards.
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You&aposve got mainstream or former mainstream potential candidates like Governor Murphy in New Jersey, and Governor Cuomo in New York and Senator Cory Booker - all of these others lurching to the left, and I think a lot of mainstream Democrats feel like.
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We are witnessing the invasion of the Zombie Media, the undead lurching forward to try to restore a time when morally-bankrupt regimes saw facts both as optional and an obstacle that sometimes had to be disposed by their legions of truth-eaters.
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A government of technocrats, appointed under a power-sharing deal between civilians and the military due to last until late 2022, is lurching through an economic crisis that has only deepened since the overthrow of long-time ruler Omar al-Bashir last April.
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Zooming through the wide, sunny streets of Los Angeles, warm wind gently ruffling my light sweater — what could be a more idyllic alternative to lurching through the bowels of New York City in a screechy, rickety subway car packed with irritable commuters?
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On his first day he spots another patient lurching along the edge of the woods, and the unsettling sight catches in his brain; not much later, that patient vanishes, and a huge mass of bugs is found on the bed in his room.
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But it was Pavelec's diving stop on right winger Radim Vrbata — lurching to his right to deflect a seemingly sure goal out of play with his paddle — that brought many of the sold-out crowd out of their seats and chants of Pav-y!
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He will back membership only at the last possible moment, as this will mean doing his three least favourite things: hitching his lurching wagon to someone else's steady train, admitting that Mr Cameron is right and revealing his cards in any future leadership contest.
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If you've spent any time on Instagram in the past year – or even just caught a passing glance at a favorite celebrity – you have likely seen a quirky, colorful dinosaur lurching across the torsos, keychains and bags of what seems like half of Hollywood.
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The pilots of a doomed Lion Air Boeing 737 Max scoured a handbook as they struggled to understand why the jet was lurching downwards, but ran out of time before it hit the water, three people with knowledge of the cockpit voice recorder contents said.
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I'm usually not comfortable walking in shoes taller than a few inches, so I liked that the slight heel helped elongate my legs but was still very manageable to walk in, whether I was climbing stairs or navigating the length of a lurching subway car.
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Rather, said Lora Smith, who oversees grants in central Appalachia for the Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation, they represent lurching steps into what one local writer called "a terrifying liberation" for a region rich in natural resources whose people have deep ties to the land.
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Ted BuddTheodore (Ted) Paul BuddDemocrats lurching leftward exemplified with new labor bill North Carolina ruling could cost GOP House seats SEC reforms will save job creators time and money MORE is a member of the U.S. House of Representatives from North Carolina's 13th District.
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When the Kremlin, seeing the opportunity to divert international attention from its own outrages, issued a letter widely interpreted as a threat to attack London and Paris with nuclear weapons, the great powers seemed for an instant to be lurching toward World War III.
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And yet, they're lurching and flailing, allegedly dumping the tax plan they ran on, fighting about the border-adjustment tax, and now floating the idea of getting rid of the Social Security payroll tax and…get this…employers' ability to expense their wage costs!
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Trump's incompetent, lurching, scandal-ridden administration wasn't able to get a unified Republican government to agree on how to repeal Obamacare in 2017—how is anyone supposed to believe that he's going to be able to follow through on anything he outlined Tuesday night?
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Iran, one of the four countries hit hardest by coronavirus, with more than 14,700 cases and 124 deaths, is lurching between measures to stop its spread among an increasingly distrustful population and steps it has taken to accelerate its uranium enrichment toward a nuclear weapon.
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In his unrepentant conduct of American foreign policy, Trump is lurching from a path taken by every president since World War II, who all believed to various degrees that American leadership was needed to create a world safe for democracy, open commerce and freedom.
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He cherished it from the air, circling in a microlight over the dry rolling plains, the miombo woodlands, the white river bed and the bright-green hippo marshes; he surveyed it from lurching Land Rovers and on foot, brushing his way through the tall elephant grass.
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While the latter have spent the last few years lurching from one inadvisable spending splurge to another, fretting over its status as the world's biggest club, the former has faced a genuine threat to its existence, and had bigger things to worry about than Wayne Rooney's form.
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Her wobbly exit Sunday at muggy Ground Zero -- captured on damaging video of Clinton lurching into the arms of her security detail -- followed by a belated announcement that she has pneumonia dramatically turned the state of her health from conservative conspiracy theory into a genuine campaign issue.
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It's less as an event and more as an ideology or a collection of images: Jimi Hendrix; grainy monochrome photographs of people lurching around in that odd, lopsided way involving a lot of finger wiggling that was considered dancing in the 21999s; various disgraceful incarnations of trouser.
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Even so, distance and retail therapy could not protect her from the intermittent buffets of her parents' excesses, whether it was her drunken mother muzzily lurching at her with a carving knife on holiday, or her father causing an international media uproar by swearing on the BBC.
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My perception of the otherness of Vermont was heightened by having to endure the sweaty road trip, trapped in a station wagon, yelling at my sister over the din of highway driving with the windows down, while lurching to avoid my father's hand swatting back at us.
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While administration officials said Mr. Trump had grown increasingly frustrated with China for not putting more pressure on North Korea over its nuclear and missile programs, the response showed that officials here, too, were frustrated by Mr. Trump's lurching strategy and cavalier style of tweeting new policy.
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As I warned in my previous post, if the state doesn't intervene, California is in danger of lurching into a distributed energy system in an unsafe, inequitable way — basically, wealthier people will get it first and leave poorer people stranded on a more expensive, less stable grid.
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But, Alex D. of Boston took the cake (and the award for worst contestant thus far) by creeping out of the limo in a human-size sloth suit and lurching over to him in slow-mo ... staying committed to the whole sloth thing the entire way through.
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With The Walking Dead getting long in the rotting tooth, World War Z 2 indefinitely delayed, Resident Evil: The Final Chapter theoretically closing out its long-running franchise, and no more zombie blockbusters on the immediate horizon, it feels like zombies are slowly lurching out of the cultural zeitgeist.
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At the last moment, Bostian activated the emergency brake, but it was too late: The 98-ton locomotive and the seven cars and the 313 terrified passengers were now traveling on their own momentum, free from the rails, lurching rightward into the earth and forward into the surrounding darkness.
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They came alongside dozens of strange meetings between Clinton campaign aides and Chinese staffers — contacts left off security clearance forms and "forgotten" during sworn congressional testimony — and were buttressed by Clinton herself lurching toward a strangely pro-China policy and an unusual, and repeatedly articulated, affection for China's leader.
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Conservatives Thursday at CPAC slammed policies such as the Green New Deal, which proposes funding for green jobs as a way to tackle climate change and inequality, and various tax plans to boost levies on the wealthy as evidence that the Democratic Party is lurching to the left.
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Installed on the sixth floor terrace over the High Line, her shambolic tableaus of lurching figures in plaster, metal and Fiberglass embody the exhibition's history-conjuring, identity-expanding, form-scrambling tendencies, and projects them loud, with a rude anarchic belch of a kind that's otherwise missing from the show.
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Mora is especially deft at using pastels and china markers to give the faces of her cutout figures roundness and expression; similarly, the street scenes are filled with cutouts (a lurching taxi, a flying bus, an energetic-looking soccer player) that will have toddlers reaching out to grab them.
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It comes as a surprise, therefore, that the next two hours are spent entirely on the West Coast: Los Angeles, to be precise, with a brief excursion to Caesar's Palace, in Las Vegas, where the progress of even the most steadfast pilgrim would be brought to a lurching halt.
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The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) By Clyde Russell LAUNCESTON, Australia, May 31 (Reuters) - The world's biggest planned coal mine is once again lurching toward the finish line as India's Adani Enterprises moves ahead with a final decision on its Carmichael project in Australia.
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However, I am concerned, for example, that the current designs of these products might not take fully into consideration the different weights of different users, potentially leading to the units speeding up or lurching in a manner that a user would not have reason to anticipate, especially a first-time user.
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The band's uniquely harsh vocals, lurching, industrial-influenced tempos, air of gothic excess, and overall destructive, Satanic atmosphere set them apart from their scant contemporaries like Venom, Bathory, and Sodom, as did their immediate willingness to experiment, to twist and tease out the potential in what "heavy metal" could ultimately be.
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Given an opening to unite the party in opposition to a man many see as an existential threat to it, Mr. Cruz was unable to consolidate support, leaving Republican leaders lurching toward a fateful bet: Live with the risk of a Trump nomination rather than elevate a figure they loathe.
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Would that we could all react to our co-workers and enemies by shoving them onto the ground, gaining a pall of malevolence and genuine danger as you glower over your opponent, lurching forward while people around you try to hold you back, to keep you safe from your own anger.
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It didn't take long for cop cars to swarm White's monstrosity of a vehicle, but when an officer inched up behind it, dash-cam video shows the bulldozer lurching in reverse—backing over the squad car, crushing it like a beer can, and sending the officer inside running for his life.
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Now, with a crisis bearing down on the nation and little room for waffling, he faces choices that will undoubtedly factor into his re-election prospects in November -- a dynamic people around him say has contributed to the lurching nature of his response which often leaves the hard decisions to others.
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Under that light, the bleating vocal samples on "Etched Headplate" radiate over lurching low end and a snappy rhythmic gait, and the abrupt rug-pulling of the title track's weightless synths capture the unmistakable feeling of being saucer-eyed on the dance floor, stunned by whatever tune's pumping out of the speakers.
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JAKARTA/SINGAPORE/PARIS (Reuters) - The pilots of a doomed Lion Air Boeing 737 MAX scrambled through a handbook to understand why the jet was lurching downwards in the final minutes before it hit the water killing all 189 people on board, three people with knowledge of the cockpit voice recorder contents said.
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Rounds of cheers greeted the routine recorded announcement ("Stand clear of the closing doors, please"), the first hint of movement (Euro-smooth, not lurching), and, finally, the remarks over the public-address system from Governor Cuomo, who was up front in the engineer's booth ("Rest assured, I am not driving the train").
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The Republican Party, led by Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, is unabashedly lurching backwards.
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I don't think that cryptocurrencies or bitcoin, specifically, is ever going to go to zero, but I think that if you're someone who's willing to have it go to zero, then you can ride out the stomach-lurching of volatility that I think we're going to continue to see for a while.
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Nobody else seems to want this lurching hulk of a city, headed to the honor farm like a former star given to paregoric and shoplifting, so it has de facto been ceded to us self-appointed guttersnipes, and maybe someday we will rule it, although for now we're content to pick at its scabs.
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The Providence, Rhode Island duo hurtle themselves into waves of apocalyptic sludge and dire noise with zero regard for their own safety; the riffs come fitfully, lurching and pulling like a rabid dog straining at his leash, as vocalist Kay Belardinelli exorcises her demons in real time, gasping for air and calling down thunder.
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Check. Mate. One of the most illustrious games of the Sega CD and easily the most well known of the maligned 'full motion video' games, Night Trap follows the Sega Control Attack Team (or, uh, SCAT for short) as they monitor and defend a bodaciously 90s sleepover party being attacked by slowly lurching vampires.
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As investigators circle President Trump's administration over ties to Russia during the 22001 campaign, Mr. Simpson, a 2800-year-old Wall Street Journal veteran-turned-master of high-dollar research, has arrived at the biggest story of either of his careers, lurching to the center of the Russia-tinged scandal that clouds the presidency.
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We now have multiple case studies, European and American, of how in a globalized and internet-connected world migration can suddenly cascade, how easily a perceived open door can lead to a dramatic rush to enter — and then how quickly the most generous societies can find themselves retreating to enforcement and lurching toward populism.
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Because the budgetary process has become so mucked up and irrational, lurching from one continuing resolution to the next with the possibility of the government shutting down or the U.S. careening through its debt limit, it's hard for the public to keep track of what's frequently a rushed and closed door dead of night process.
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In Hooded Menace's earliest days, their music was palpably sinister—a menacing, lurching strain of cobwebbed death/doom (see albums like 2010's Never Cross the Dead or 2008's Fulfill the Curse.) That eldritch vibe carries through much of their discography, yet despite their firm footing in the past, Hooded Menace continues to morph and grow.
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WATCH: Democrats' plans to tax the rich Despite O'Rourke's status as the darling of grassroots liberal activists and college kids, in reality, most of his policy positions look a lot like Obama's, which puts them and potentially him, to the right of big portions of a Democratic primary electorate that has been lurching left in the past two years.
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They usually take the basic idea of the story (a bizarre kids' show, or a staircase appearing in the middle of nowhere), then filtering it through creator Nick Antosca's sensibility, which means all three seasons of the show so far have indulged in rich ruminations on family relationships, alongside odd creatures lurching about empty suburban backstreets.
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But since he's been acting for about 40 years, chances are he'll be able to perfectly channel the spirit of a jaunty baboon who spends most of the day giggling to himself, welcoming newborn lion cubs to the pride and communicating with spirits, all while lurching around as though he's been gone off the Henny for days.
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Lebanon is used to lurching from one crisis to another, but the political drama that has unfolded in Riyadh, Beirut and Paris the past two weeks is unprecedented even for this tiny Mediterranean country and could yet herald a protracted political battle as Lebanon is dragged into the simmering regional confrontation between Saudi Arabia and Iran.
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Candidates who have tried to position themselves as pragmatic options to a party lurching to the left, including Mr. O'Rourke, Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota and Representatives Tim Ryan of Ohio and Eric Swalwell of California, all offered varying measures of support, but also tried to refocus the incident to highlight the need to unify the country.
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They're not for us, and this is what makes the lurching and overdetermined ways in which they're sold both so repellent and so compellingly weird; the idea of normal that's sold on the Hallmark Channel is every bit as psychotic and false as the NFL's vision of strength or college sports' brutally selective concept of loyalty.
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"Dust Tracks" (1993), the sole painting in the show and the first thing you encounter as you walk through the door, reaches out and grabs you in a lurching embrace; a raucous concoction of swells, swirls, and cutaway voids, it's more sculpture than painting, a human-scaled riposte to Frank Stella's steamrolling Moby-Dicks (1986-88) from the decade before.
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No matter how many scenes we get of Dougie trying pie again, there's still something that's gone seriously off-course in the world, and that means there are bloodied women crawling through the weeds, or ghost children lurching toward police officers, or even the more mundane tragedies of a man longing for his former love even though she's with somebody else.
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A century later, when a lurching, grunting Boris Karloff played the creature in Universal Pictures's brilliant 21823 production of "Frankenstein," directed by James Whale, the monster—prodigiously eloquent, learned, and persuasive in the novel—was no longer merely nameless but all but speechless, too, as if what Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin Shelley had to say was too radical to be heard, an agony unutterable.
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Now, with the government lurching ever closer to another shutdown in the coming weeks, and with Democrats opposing the GOP's attempt to move on to a defense spending bill, McConnell is planning to confirm at least 30 conservative judicial nominees before year's end, which will bring joy to Trump's base and build a legacy that will outlast both of their political careers.
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More curious was Warren Craft's "Hayden," set to Moby's "Stay Down (Ambient)" for the dancer Rena Kinoshita, who appeared in a glittering black tunic; her movement, alternately lurching and in slow motion, possessed an otherworldly quality, especially in the end, when she collapsed onto the floor: As she rolled back and forth, her taps scraped and crashed against the ground.
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A witness, Kelly P. Kissel of The Associated Press, said at a news conference that he and the other two reporters who observed the execution had noted that Mr. Williams was "coughing, convulsing, lurching, jerking" after the state began to administer midazolam, which is intended to render a prisoner unconscious and insensate before the use of painful lethal injection drugs.
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Its rules dictate that rather than thrashing around in bed, not sleeping, the insomniac whose mind is polluted by looping dark thoughts and sudden lurching panics (the pesticides of wakefulness) should instead get up, switch rooms, attempt to read, make lists, make tea, listen to sleep tapes, meditate but not medicate, put on fresh sleepwear and experiment with soft lighting.
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Brighter and brasher than anything of the group's debut LP, 2013's brittle Fires in the Park, "Final Form" (which we're premiering below) is a big, blocky, indie-club ready tune inspired by dirty dancing and Dragonball Z. Meanwhile "Take Me There" and "All Smoke, No Fire" demonstrate a kind of lurching-into-sobriety seriousness that sounds like a night out ending abruptly.
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These sensors detect a signal broadcast by collars attached to bears and other wildlife, and then communicate with one another in a wireless network that delivers deterrents in random patterns: bear spray fired by hidden guns, followed the next time by sirens and bright lights, and then by robotic dogs lurching out of robotic doghouses accompanied by the prerecorded sound of barking bear hounds.
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From the note:At first glance, it is easy to believe the risk of falling off a hoverboard is an obvious one and to dismiss those injuries as user inexperience or error... [but] current designs of these products might not take fully into consideration the different weights of different users, potentially leading to the units speeding up or lurching in a manner that a user would not have reason to anticipate.
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One moment I was bouncing along, knee-deep in sagebrush, mind reeling from all the natural beauty zipping by, and the next I'd caught a wheel on a rock and gone sailing into that familiar somersault: butt rising from the saddle, shoulders twisting violently, hips lurching up-and-over, heels actually clicking midair, sunglasses and water bottle and half-eaten Clif Bar hurtling into the trees, the ground closing in.
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In early 2011, as American forces were packing up to leave Iraq after eight years of fighting and occupying, one of the war's most hideous byproducts was lurching toward what appeared to be certain death: Al Qaeda in Iraq, which had recently renamed itself the Islamic State in Iraq, had seen most of its leaders killed and its membership whittled to a handful of dead-enders, who were huddled in sanctuaries in and around the northern city of Mosul.
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At the start of this year, Lana Del Rey and Radiohead headlines were lurching between 'yes, Radiohead are suing Lana for copyright infringement' to 'no, they just want a songwriting credit' and 'hang on, Lana said they wanted 100 percent of the credit for writing "Get Free,"' This all had the audacity to play out at that time of year when most well-adjusted people were barely coping with being back at work after a week or so away over the festive season.
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In pursuing the day to day, extensive experience of planting and nurturing one's own food—the ultimate delayed gratification in a society where food is, blessedly, easily available—Gasol is showing us that he embraces the full spectrum of human experience, the quick rush of the roaring crowd as important as the slow, lurching pleasure of watching the tomato of your dreams turn from green to red, setting it in a pot, slowly cooking it until it gives up its form, CHILLING that concoction nearly overnight, and devouring the fruits of your patient labor alongside a glass of barrel-aged white rioja and perhaps a slice of delicious, slow-cured serrano ham.
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