What we're seeing here is a meltdown — not just a meltdown of the markets, but a meltdown of Trump's mind.
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"I just had an overwhelming meltdown ... a proper explosive meltdown," she said.
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THERE'S MELTDOWN, TOTAL MELTDOWN AND THEN IT HAD TO BE FOLLOWED UP BY THAT.
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But the Three Mile Island nuclear crisis was a partial meltdown, not a full meltdown.
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Behind the meltdown Delta Air Lines' operational meltdown was a mix of natural and human-made disasters.
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The post states that she had a "massive meltdown", the headline describes it as a "huge meltdown".
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Then came the late meltdown in Denver, which preceded the late meltdown against the Los Angeles Chargers, which preceded the late meltdown at Oakland, which preceded a week of — what's the word here?
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And software fixes for Meltdown may not be perfect: Patches for Meltdown could slow down computers in some cases.
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By the way, they're called Spectre and Meltdown, so if we keep saying Spectre and Meltdown, that's what it's called.
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The Justice Department alleged that WMC misrepresented the quality of subprime mortgages — contributing to the mortgage meltdown and ensuing financial meltdown.
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Plus, this episode matches Emily's slow, panicked Trix-induced meltdown with Paris's slow, panic-induced meltdown over her date with Tristan.
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AMD has managed to stay out of the spotlight over Meltdown and Spectre, simply because the company's processors aren't vulnerable to Meltdown itself.
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Stimulus programs, by the way, it doesn't matter whether you have a financial meltdown or a biological meltdown, it's the same basic logic.
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In two other rooms, three melting soy wax installations — "Professional Fragility Meltdown"; "Consumer Fragility Meltdown"; "Domestic Fragility Meltdown" (all 2019) — have more fang than the vitrines, but nonetheless illustrate how a topical theme and catchy visuals can too easily pass for robust critique.
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The Meltdown flaw primarily affects Intel and ARM processors, and researchers have already released proof-of-concept code that could lead to attacks using Meltdown.
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Puerto Rico was in the midst of an economic meltdown well before Maria roared ashore — and that meltdown is intimately connected to decisions made in Washington.
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Store-to-leak forwarding and Meltdown UC combine with previously known exploits related to the Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities to steal sensitive data from the CPU.
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While Pelosi didn't specify what sort of "meltdown" she believed Trump was in the midst of, I think the appropriate metaphor is that of a nuclear meltdown.
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THAT WAS FOLLOWED BY – FOR "TIME" – TOTAL MELTDOWN.
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He tweeted the photo accusing her of having a meltdown, but she fired back that he was the one who had a meltdown and she was worried about his mental health.
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"What we've seen is a meltdown, an absolute meltdown, an inability to accept the bottom-line conclusion on Russian interference from the special counsel's report," McConnell said from the Senate floor.
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That's not nothing — it's better than a market meltdown.
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The TU Graz researchers, three of whom worked on the Spectre and Meltdown attacks, rate the MDS attacks roughly between those two earlier vulnerabilities, less serious than Meltdown but worse than Spectre.
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But there was this huge meltdown on the Fyre side.
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Meltdown and Spectre are as devastating as they are complicated.
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The result could be a meltdown of the bitcoin network.
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But most malls may indeed fall victim to the meltdown.
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Are we on track for a catastrophe or a meltdown?
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Even before Argentina's meltdown, the region's growth outlook was darkening.
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On day six, I had my first total nuclear meltdown.
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Researchers believe Spectre is more difficult to exploit than Meltdown.
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Shaving your head and going as Britney Spears' meltdown era?
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"It's not her last meltdown of the season," he said.
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While Oyelowo won the game, Nyong'o slayed Dorinda's Berkshires meltdown.
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Wang: Wait, so what distinguishes normal emotion from full meltdown?
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On the other hand, Jax's intimidating meltdown is just him.
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First is for the Meltdown fix, which is as expected.
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Imagine the meltdown if guys did it over a girl.
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The next day, the AXS website had a server meltdown.
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Of the two methods, Meltdown has caused the greatest concern.
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But what about the "election night meltdown" YouTube search results?
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Battered and bruised banks are sending Europe's markets into meltdown.
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"Tech got caught up in the momentum meltdown," Hogan said.
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Despite this meltdown, shoppers are spending about the same amount.
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His opponents say his socialist policies have caused the meltdown.
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The former is the biggest nuclear meltdown in American history.
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Think about that for awhile, and not Trump's total meltdown.
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The impression of a party in meltdown is helping neither.
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"It's a real meltdown today," MMD analyst Randy Smolik said.
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Keep reading for more on what's behind this summer's meltdown.
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Gail: You really did like that Obamacare meltdown, didn't you?
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Meltdown can be more easily neutralized with a software patch.
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Go deeper: How Iran is exploiting the Middle East meltdown
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Patching against Meltdown can degrade performance by almost a third.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, appeared on the verge of a meltdown.
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The Turkish leader is blaming Washington for the economic meltdown.
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There are ways to avert a major global economic meltdown.
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A tiny demand from me sent him into a meltdown.
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This local media meltdown affects political reporting beyond its borders.
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But the "meltdown" is intended as a grand environmental gesture.
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This time around, her gift is her state's Republican meltdown.
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A monkey, a meltdown or a trip to the farm.
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They will also influence the odds of another financial meltdown.
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One of the two vulnerabilities, called Meltdown, affects Intel processors.
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Thankfully, a galvanizing event need not be a nuclear meltdown.
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The meltdown is a coping mechanism to avoid admitting it.
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Read the inside story of how for teams of security researchers discovered Meltdown and Spectre independently—all within a few months of each other Meltdown and Spectre are as devastating as they are complicated.
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She has a mini-meltdown in her car after that, but it's only a hint of the meltdown that is to come, courtesy of her daughter Whitney and a misfired text from Dr. Vic.
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In season two, she has a meltdown over the unforeseen outcome of a risky new coif, which is really disguising a meltdown over how she wants to leave her douchey husband for someone else.
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After the meeting, the Democrats said Trump had a "meltdown," prompting the president to post the photo that he alleged was evidence that it was, in fact, Pelosi who had a "meltdown" during their interaction.
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And then, Trump's policies will usher in a global economic meltdown.
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President Trump had a typical Twitter meltdown and appealed the judgment.
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Here she is having a meltdown because she's inexplicably fed-up.
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Correction: This post previous said AMD CPUs are vulnerable to Meltdown.
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"I went into full meltdown," she said of filming the scene.
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Or consider the bitter meltdown happening within conservative media right now.
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Fears of a China meltdown are once again sweeping the market.
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The crash came less than a month after Mischa's infamous meltdown.
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And Trump is always a step away from a total meltdown.
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I chronicled a nuclear plant meltdown and the defeat of communism.
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But that doesn't mean we should expect a meltdown in 2016.
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Meltdown-specific patches have already released for iOS (11.2), macOS (10.13.
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That seems to be the case with both Meltdown and Spectre.
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But Chernobyl has been seeing improvement since the meltdown in 1986.
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Apple previously released software updates to address the other flaw, Meltdown.
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Phone radiation isn't like the radiation from, say, a nuclear meltdown.
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Maybe the meltdown of the past three weeks was no accident.
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But, Joel's bizarre meltdown isn't the real point of the finale.
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Follow us on the journey of her "meltdown" and find out.
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Ms Cho was given a suspended jail sentence for her meltdown.
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Mobileye was founded on the eve of the 2000 market meltdown.
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To complain about meltdown and nuclear waste today is akin to
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Brad Parscale, Trump's campaign manager, called it a "meltdown" on Twitter.
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Jenna Bush Hager relates Mila's meltdown in front of Secret ServiceU.
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They are the first Tepco officials to charged over the meltdown.
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Back in December, Rob Kardashian had a public meltdown on Snapchat.
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Since the December meltdown, the has surged more than 22 percent.
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And, as a result, we are swooning over his epic meltdown.
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She responded to Trump's meltdown by saying she'd pray for him.
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Three ways to avert another repo-market meltdown are being discussed.
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What changed dramatically after 2008's financial meltdown was regulatory volume.
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Carter in 28 and a global financial meltdown for McCain vs.
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They had no interest in a shutdown or a financial meltdown.
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And I'm afraid this is only Phase One of the meltdown.
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I watched the networks and cable stations in their midnight meltdown.
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Noise at the library, meltdown in the mall, you name it.
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Is there a meltdown moment, or some implosion of some kind?
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Nunberg's meltdown may also be a sign of things to come.
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I was on the verge of a certified, work-induced meltdown.
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This was just a year before Spears&apos infamous 2007 meltdown.
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What could be worse than a nuclear meltdown, you might wonder?
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He invited you to play Meltdown at the Royal Festival Hall.
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On Monday morning, New York City's subway system had another meltdown.
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Dave Grohl's rockstar meltdown is pitch-perfect in its arrogant mediocrity.
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Otherwise, a moral meltdown like Uber's is likely to happen again.
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I didn't want, at that moment, to deal with a meltdown.
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It'll be this small little thing, and I'll have a meltdown.
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I chronicled a nuclear plant meltdown and the defeat of Communism.
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The disasters also caused a meltdown at the Fukushima nuclear plant.
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After Monday's meltdown, it was another day to test the nerves.
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I thought the poor guy was going to have a meltdown.
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Women scarcely figure in its manly meltdown, which is the point.
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You do this when a total meltdown is about to occur.
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" Trump also tweeted a photo he captioned "Nervous Nancy's unhinged meltdown!
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Nikocado Avocado appears to be having a meltdown amid the drama.
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"Box Office Meltdown," a Variety headline shrieked in July; by Nov.
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Then Alex, who was 6 at the time, had a meltdown.
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Op-Ed Contributor LONDON — The British Labour Party is in meltdown.
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Working and retired Americans have searing memories of the financial meltdown.
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The stock market meltdown and virus fears loomed in the background.
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Sometimes it's director Michael Bay having an absolute meltdown on stage.
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The experts said there was going to be a Y2K meltdown.
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Deluard thinks "all the ingredients" are in place for a meltdown.
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His opponents say his socialist policies have caused the economic meltdown.
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The recent stock market meltdown has been attributed to rising rates.
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It was the worst nuclear disaster since the 1986 Chernobyl meltdown.
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Advanced reactor designs may substantially reduce the threat of a meltdown.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Nuclear energy is having an economic meltdown.
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You can't stop it when you're in the middle of a meltdown, you can't try to interrupt them and tell them stop it because they won't, so you have to try to get them past the meltdown.
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This would, in theory, prevent a criticality excursion and meltdown like Chernobyl's.
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But given Trump's Twitter meltdown this week, Roberts's analysis holds up well.
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They granted 110 billion euros in loans to avert a financial meltdown.
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Kanye West Resurfaces After BreakdownBlac Chyna's Kardashian Name WarJudge Reinhold: Airport Meltdown
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During the vision, Sasha has a meltdown over the horror of it.
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The global meltdown came right as the polysilicon market was breaking records.
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The meltdown released the equivalent of 500 Hiroshima bombs into the atmosphere.
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I ran to the bathroom and had a tearful 15-minute meltdown.
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Social stocks have gotten slammed, but one has survived the sector's meltdown.
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Smith's Meltdown, then, was more than some very good artists performing together.
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If you're going to have a meltdown you don't do it publicly.
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Bill Stone never wavered from his bullish case during the market meltdown.
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The seeds of the mortgage meltdown were planted during Bill Clinton's presidency.
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Now, if Avery isn't being fed by 5:45...it's a meltdown!
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Japanese banks were heavily exposed in the Asian meltdown of 1997-98.
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The only difference between "Saddle" and "Karma" is how Jax's meltdown ends.
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Yet, we've already seen Jax have a full-on public meltdown before.
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Or Intel and everyone else dealing with the whole Spectre/Meltdown situation.
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If only the RHONY vacation turned around after The Great Dinner Meltdown.
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Enough preamble, here's my Meltdown analogy: You want to rob a bank.
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What's changed since the SBInet meltdown, as Wired points out, is time.
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The Arizona bullpen pitched 4 43/3 scoreless innings before Holland's meltdown.
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Then George has a major meltdown … and I have a sinking feeling.
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It wasn't a victory for Trump -- but he'd averted a total meltdown.
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As Tampa Bay celebrated a late rally, Chicago lamented a rare meltdown.
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"This kind of meltdown during a heat wave is UNACCEPTABLE," he tweeted.
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Several people told me Meltdown/Spectre's planned disclosure was set for Jan.
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It said the number of chips affected by Meltdown was significantly less.
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Jamie initially couldn't answer the question cause he hadn't seen Lisa's meltdown.
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The United Nations described the situation as a "complete meltdown of humanity".
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Now the Chargers have to pick up the pieces after another meltdown.
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And Twitter, as Twitter is wont to do, went into meltdown mode.
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"Donald Trump appears to be in total meltdown," another CNN anchor says.
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Trump is down by double-digits and his party is in meltdown.
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The President of the United States in a meltdown of delusional evil.
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The bigger story The business story of the month is WeWork's meltdown.
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Dr. Doom, the economist best known for calling the 2008 financial meltdown.
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One meltdown doesn't make you a loser ... especially when it's Jordan Spieth.
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" Another user tweeted that the ad gave his Google Home "a meltdown.
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Scott Disick Falls Off The Wagon50 Cent: Attempted BurglaryConrad Hilton: Courthouse Meltdown
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Her way of illustrating her point sent Dreger into a total meltdown.
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That part of the meltdown was not shown on video. So...yeah.
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The first two are known as Spectre and the third as Meltdown.
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So again, everything snowballed and I had another meltdown in the kitchen.
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That fear of nuclear meltdown in the aftermath of Fukushima would dwindle.
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Both weaknesses—named Meltdown and Spectre—leave microprocessors susceptible to data theft.
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"I mean, his latest Twitter meltdown is unhinged, even for him," Mrs.
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One source worried Trump would have a "meltdown" if that doesn't happen.
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They have been given the James Bond-esque names Meltdown and Spectre.
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Meltdown can be fixed by installing a software "patch" on the machine.
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But Spectre is much more difficult than Meltdown for hackers to exploit.
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How worried should I be about the Spectre and Meltdown security flaws?
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A contestant has a meltdown and casts his work into the bin.
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The comments come amid a stock market meltdown that continued into Friday.
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Here are 3 reasons why the meltdown could just be getting started.
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Here are 3 reasons why the meltdown could just be getting started.
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Trump said Pelosi had a meltdown, not him — as Democrats had suggested.
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If Obama is re-elected watch for an economic meltdown in 2013.
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One of the vulnerabilities, dubbed Meltdown, is known to affect Intel chips.
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It will help keep him safe in the event of a meltdown.
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Open your eyes and look around at the world in full meltdown.
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We remember that regional and community banks can cause a national meltdown.
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Mulally, sensing the impending meltdown, refinanced the company's debt through private lenders.
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"She had a total meltdown in the White House today," he continued.
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I went over to a friend's house crying and having a meltdown.
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Tech experts said the bugs, named Spectre and Meltdown, were design flaws.
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After the meltdown, Germany shifted its power supply away from nuclear energy.
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Extensive simulations suggest it can handle almost any emergency without a meltdown.
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Tepco's liability has been a key point of contention since the meltdown.
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Liberal lawmakers insisted that removing those regulations risks starting another financial meltdown.
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Ten minutes, and it was back to the meltdown of British democracy.
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But I don't want it to be my kid having the meltdown.
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The Trump administration's advisory groups are in the middle of a meltdown.
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But the most recent operating system updates for Mac computers, Apple TVs, iPhones and iPads protect users against the Meltdown attack and do not slow down the devices, it added, and Meltdown does not affect the Apple Watch.
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There's no way to truly fix Meltdown or Spectre on the hardware level.
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After three more pars following the meltdown, he bogeyed 17, then parred 18.
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Years after the meltdown, and despite official reports that they continue to inflate
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We&aposre going to analyze all aspects of the media meltdown straight ahead.
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I mean, I had a real meltdown…I had to go lie down.
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We&aposll respond to Brennan&aposs latest ridiculous meltdown in a few minutes.
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While technically complicated, Meltdown and Spectre are best understood in terms of scale.
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I don't ask him to do it because he'd have a f—— meltdown.
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The fallout of the widespread Meltdown and Spectre processor vulnerabilities continued this week.
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The reptile meet-and-greet quickly turned into Hart having a total meltdown.
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Recall a similarly ferocious meltdown from September that got comparatively little media attention.
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Humana has already done this, raising fears that the meltdown could actually happen.
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A meltdown has not happened, and it's now obvious they cut too much.
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The chance of some presidential meltdown delivering a crushing Democratic victory seems slight.
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The news sent local Beyoncé fans into a meltdown, to put it...lightly.
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Researchers revealed two major CPU bugs, dubbed Spectre and Meltdown, earlier this week.
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A few months from now, we'll still be talking about Meltdown and Spectre.
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JASON CHAFFETZ, FOX NEWS CONTRIBUTOR: Well, look, the Democrats are in a meltdown.
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As security researchers have warned, the Meltdown and Spectre bugs are particularly nasty.
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Patches to help defend against Meltdown were released in iOS 11.2, macOS 10.13.
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They get Kris on the phone, and she has a full-fledged meltdown.
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Imagine five courses of purely vindictive behavior with a total meltdown for dessert.
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It's a meltdown unprecedented by a presidential nominee this late in the year.
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There are some buffers which they have which will prevent a systemic meltdown.
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I see heaps, but these days, it's got to be a novelty meltdown.
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Montevideo's plazas, even if memories of economic meltdown—the result of the orthodoxy
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Most of its processors manufactured after 1995 include the Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities.
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One set, known as "Meltdown," seems limited to Intel processors made since 1995.
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Unlike Meltdown, which affected Intel primarily, Spectre affects other chip manufacturers as well.
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The spread spiked during the recession that followed the meltdown of late 2008.
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Their collapse played a significant part in the 2008 financial and economic meltdown.
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To close watchers of the election, that meltdown was at least somewhat surprising.
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But there could have been another star tasked with portraying the tragic meltdown.
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China's stockmarket meltdown caused ructions worldwide, but relatively few demonstrations in China itself.
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Motherboard called Nimble America on Saturday, September 17, during the r/The_Donald meltdown.
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Keke, who once starred on "R&B Divas: Atlanta," posted her meltdown Tuesday.
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At this point, Desi has already had a total meltdown about getting married.
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"I'm really going through stuff, I'm about to have another meltdown," she said.
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Bethenny's televised meltdown was filmed in mid-December, mere weeks before Jason's arrest.
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GRAPHIC: Euro zone bank share meltdown brings prices to brink of 1980s - here.
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Despite the oil meltdown, Trump is urging OPEC not to dial back output.
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Critics see it as another sign of the oil-rich nation's economic meltdown.
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A more optimistic fifth thought they were nearing the end of the meltdown.
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He said the OPEC deal was preventing the equity market from a meltdown.
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The worst farm meltdown since the mid 1980s preceded the president's trade policy.
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The Jaguars' missteps came not long after a late meltdown against the Raiders.
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He also has none of the scar tissue from that meltdown at Medinah.
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His worry is not the markets meltdown that was unleashed by Thursday's vote.
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Add in heaps of sugar, and you've got a recipe for a meltdown.
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The Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission and others have studied what caused the meltdown.
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So it kind of came out of nowhere, and Meltdown made it work.
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There will be a major global financial meltdown in the next 10 years.
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The mortgage markets have also seen record selling amid the meltdown in credits.
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Maybe the government stimulus will provide the confidence to prevent an economic meltdown.
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Other times, I need to go to school to work through the meltdown.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNMischa Barton: Meltdown Caught On TapeSelena Gomez & The Weeknd: Ciao Italia!
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"I don't know if I like the word 'meltdown' so much," Greenblatt said.
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He has given no indication how he plans to halt the economic meltdown.
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In short, climate change created perfect conditions for a meltdown in butter production.
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Stocks had their worst year since the financial meltdown of 2008 last year.
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" Anthony @Scaramucci says @realdonaldtrump is in the midst of a "full-blown meltdown.
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But there is much for investors to learn in the Banco Popular meltdown.
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And so far, no one seems willing to take responsibility for the meltdown.
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In a Twitter meltdown, Mr Trump claimed the Democrats were staging a "coup".
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Space travel is dangerous enough without having to worry about a nuclear meltdown.
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The borrower defense rule was inspired by the meltdown of Corinthian Colleges Inc.
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Contributing Opinion Writer A third grader was having one of his meltdown days.
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It turned out that the KAISER tool presented an effective defence against Meltdown.
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And we know that Meltdown patches do exist — Microsoft, for example, already issued one.
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America doesn't experience an existential meltdown when it is no longer the sole superpower.
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The vulnerabilities, nicknamed Meltdown and Spectre, can cause data to leak from kernel memory.
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But you look on to the mainstream media and it&aposs in full meltdown.
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The murder has sparked a diplomatic meltdown between two countries with once strong ties.
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The meltdown, the worst nuclear disaster since the 1986 Chernobyl incident, increased safety concerns.
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Barr is basically persona non grata in the TV and film industry post-meltdown.
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Or at least a specific corner, in Brighton, couldn't, and went into complete meltdown.
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"Fortner also wants other moms to know that it's okay to "have that meltdown.
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The notion of a hacker-induced nuclear meltdown is the stuff of cyberpunk nightmares.
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Shares of Marathon Petroleum shed 2 percent amid Tuesday's marketwide meltdown, settling at $63.34.
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Spectre and Meltdown were the first two, and another was discovered just months later.
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Or perhaps the Republicans were simply celebrating what they saw as a Democratic meltdown.
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Have you ever been an impossible passenger or had a meltdown at the airport?
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The nightmare scenario for Obamacare is a meltdown of the individual health insurance market.
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The manifesto meltdown and the Neil kebabbing revealed three worrying things about Mrs May.
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A buff Latino man has transformed into a small white woman having a meltdown.
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The reason people watch reality television is because they want to see a meltdown.
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She probably made the list just to keep tRump from having a complete meltdown.
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Republican Brad Parscale, Trump's campaign manager, called it a "Democratic Party meltdown," on Twitter.
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Yet, given the Tories' calamitous meltdown over Brexit, this would not be so extraordinary.
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And here we are in October still digesting #Trumptapes and a Republican Party meltdown.
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All last week, users reported computers spontaneously rebooting after installing Intel's Spectre/Meltdown patch.
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Apple Watch devices are not affected by Meltdown in any way, the company confirms.
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Nor has her meltdown against Ms Osaka seemed to affect her form this year.
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A day later, financial markets went into meltdown when the country voted to leave.
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With Meltdown and Spectre, the researchers were nice and informed the manufacturers months beforehand.
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That said, there were no signs of a meltdown that some traders have feared.
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Spectre haunting all modern chips... The Intel meltdown... Sometimes geek poetry is real poetry.
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She has a total meltdown and says she's not going to host the seder.
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But equally, it's possible America is currently watching the meltdown of the billionaire's campaign.
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Plus, Schwarz hipped us to the fact that Meltdown evokes a German-language pun.
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During a commercial break at the debate, Trump "was having a meltdown," Rubio said.
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I take my emergency medicine before it blows up into a full-on meltdown.
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Economic crisis Venezuela is facing a deep humanitarian crisis sparked by an economic meltdown.
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Still, Skyfall and Solace aside, the Meltdown and Spectre debacle is far from over.
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Exhibit A: the Huda Beauty Rose Gold Shadows Palette that caused an internet meltdown.
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Here's a whole thing on how that works in terms of Spectre and Meltdown.
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If it's 1/10,000, that's not nothing, given the magnitude of a possible meltdown.
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More than a year after its total privacy meltdown, Ashley Madison will settle up.
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While water caused the meltdown, it was also the only way to stop it.
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It did not reveal that a meltdown was taking place for almost two months.
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The Fukushima meltdown is considered the worst nuclear disaster since the 1986 Chernobyl explosion.
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Amy, on the other hand, had an onstage meltdown during a June 2011 show.
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"So much for the Brexit meltdown," ETX Capital senior market analyst, Neil Wilson, said.
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But today, the meltdown didn't occur and I had extra time on my hands.
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Totally mortified, Olivia panics: Ben does not materialize, so that meltdown is another bust.
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The meltdown was triggered by a series of developments that darkened the energy outlook.
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"This was a serious meltdown," said Jeff Bock, box office analyst with Exhibitor Relations.
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New York (CNN Business)Crude oil's sudden meltdown could be nothing to worry about.
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The market meltdown is likely to deal a heavy blow to Argentina's faltering economy.
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The sanctions are causing a financial meltdown internally, which is leading to growing unrest.
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He said the Fed's efforts to enhance growth would lead to a market meltdown.
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The boy is prone to "experiencing a meltdown" because of his diagnoses, she said.
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The Internet had a meltdown last month when it was rumored that Warner Bros.
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Under Frank's leadership, Silvergate stopped its mortgage operations in 2005 before the subprime meltdown.
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Congress passed the law in the aftermath of the Wall Street meltdown in 2008.
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" President Trump slammed Cuomo, saying on Twitter that he was "having a total meltdown.
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He was hit with a $113,000 fine for a meltdown at the Cincinnati Masters.
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A financial meltdown or a return to good economic times are among the possibilities.
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If we want to avoid another meltdown, it's imperative that lawmakers put consumers first.
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Four Arab states are in various phases of meltdown: Syria, Iraq, Libya and Yemen.
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Thus begins Hannah's meltdown about being a silent bystander to her friends' budding relationship.
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Marnie heads back to her apartment, where Desi is having a total manic meltdown.
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It's been almost a decade since Britney Spears experienced something of a public meltdown.
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And the lira's collapse will translate into a financial and economic meltdown for Turkey.
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Meltdown allows full access to the protected memory space, so it's potentially more dangerous.
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Fortunately, there has been a strong global political-economic consensus to prevent a meltdown.
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Price on Sunday had his most recent meltdown against the Yankees in the Bronx.
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They used up much of their crisis fighting tools coping with the last meltdown.
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During the 2008 economic meltdown, Ms. Cotton's $150,000 retirement savings lost half its value.
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There was a partial meltdown, and the plant was in crisis for several days.
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Meanwhile, the Venezuelan people continue to suffer from a prolonged political and economic meltdown.
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Otherwise, someone will have to take responsibility for that meltdown we were talking about.
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It was the first safety approval for Tepco since the 2011 meltdown at Fukushima.
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Nobel-prize winning economist Robert Shiller warns the market meltdown is far from over.
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Industrial metals were worst hit in Monday's meltdown on concerns of a global recession.
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After Biden's latest meltdown, Krystal Ball asks if he's ready for the general election.
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Margera was in rehab earlier this year after a meltdown at a comedy club.
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The latest poster child is the meltdown of the online IRS tax filing system.
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It was the full martyr complex and all the greatest hits in one meltdown.
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The resulting tsunamis caused a major meltdown at the nuclear power plant in Fukushima.
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What is undeniable is that 50 weeks later, there was nothing resembling a meltdown.
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Like Adams, Bell offered a critique of the Jets' meltdown, although his was milder.
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Playing Monopoly with your mom's boyfriend, a la Otis' meltdown upon losing to Jakob.
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One on-air meltdown later, Rachel has been fired and is a public pariah.
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But it argues against the idea of irrational overheating that risks a true meltdown.
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Read the full story here:WeWork&aposs meltdown was supposed to leave everyday investors unharmed.
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The Spectre and Meltdown flaws were first leaked to the public in early January.
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In 1979, the plant experienced the partial meltdown of one of its two reactors.
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Colombia is seeking to expand work opportunities for people fleeing the meltdown in Venezuela.
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"We were near a minimum allocation to stocks before the summer meltdown," Gundlach said.
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Many workers left the industry for oil, factory and trucking jobs during the meltdown.
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Tens of thousands of people still remain displaced, eight years after the original meltdown.
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Andrew has autism and had a bit of a meltdown during their Metro commute.
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After last season's meltdown, it would not have been surprising to see Clemson crumble.
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As the nation faced a massive economic meltdown, Palin proved to be a lightweight.
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The partial meltdown of the Fukushima Daiichi plant in Japan ended any political support.
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I don't want to keep repeating the line, 'Oh, Sam had a TV meltdown.
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What is undeniable is that 50 weeks later, there was nothing resembling a meltdown.
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You witnessed the financial meltdown of 22021, caused by big banks betting against themselves.
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Thankfully (I guess?), a total meltdown of the leadership has kept that from happening.
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They want a star to rise, have a meltdown and then return to greatness.
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Ferrara listened to our parent volunteers imitate exactly what their children do and say during a meltdown, and then offered her advice: No. 1 -- Try to prevent it Yes, you can actually prevent a meltdown, said Ferrara, a mom of two teens.
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Bond market meltdown: The yield on bonds is at its lowest point since September 2017.
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Editor's note: This post has been updated to reflect new developments in Trump's Twitter meltdown.
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The oil-rich, but cash-poor, South American country is embroiled in a political meltdown.
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The murder has resulted in a diplomatic meltdown between two countries with once strong ties.
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Gmail goes down for about an hour and my campaign office goes into full meltdown.
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"Even after the big meltdown, ... Etsy's [stock has] more than doubled this year," he said.
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Raise your hand if you are in the middle of a low-key complete meltdown.
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One time, however, it felt like I was watching iOS meltdown right before my eyes.
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It could be a mini version of the mortgage meltdown we had a decade ago.
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The Spectre and Meltdown issues were discovered last year by Google's Project Zero security team.
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Crucially, the sale took place in November — well before Spectre and Meltdown were publicly disclosed.
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Garcia's hopes of consecutive Green Jackets were in tatters after his meltdown at Augusta National.
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There have even been manga on the 2011 earthquake and tsunami, including the Fukushima meltdown.
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"Who can blame him for rooting for the housing meltdown in 2006," a trader said.
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And, in rare moments they happen: Massachusetts gas explosions, Fukushima nuclear meltdown, BP oil spill.
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Since my tampon meltdown, I've become more aware of when my anxiety is taking over.
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Meanwhile, he had left an aluminum crucible on full heat which literally went into meltdown.
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A political meltdown in Britain would have severe repercussions on both sides of the Channel.
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"He called me Mr. Meltdown," Mr. Rubio told a crowd in Dallas on Friday morning.
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The so-called Meltdown and Spectre flaws came to be known as side-channel attacks.
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Okay, let's unpack this and see how it lines up with Google's description of Meltdown.
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Meltdown, for instance, was independently discovered by several computer-security experts a few months ago.
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Before the plant went live, a partial meltdown at Three Mile Island happened in 1979.
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Now, as we inch closer to global meltdown, someone has invented an Oreo-flavored beer.
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Trump's weekend meltdown Trump has collected close to $4.4 million for his charity since 2009.
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Objectively, House Republicans have a lot to lose from a GOP meltdown and Trump doesn't.
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Labour has no interest in rescuing a Tory party on the edge of total meltdown.
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The film, by Josh Kriegman and Elyse Steinberg, then delves into the sexting scandal meltdown.
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She humiliated herself in front of Aaron Jackson (Trevor Jackson) with that epic text meltdown.
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He returns to their suite and apologizes to the six remaining women for his meltdown.
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Its singular purpose: to rebuild Maersk's global network in the wake of its NotPetya meltdown.
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Why it matters: The vulnerabilities, called Meltdown and Spectre, are found in most processors today.
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For Indianapolis head coach Chuck Pagano, the outcome is too familiar: another fourth-quarter meltdown.
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Reaching the peak raises questions about whether the backdrop exists again for another financial meltdown.
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Obviously, Australia — which loves a bit of political drama — went into meltdown at the news.
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"I'm sorry that I had a meltdown on you at the table," Girardi told Davidson.
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Since the nation's financial meltdown, Iceland's economic recovery has been bolstered by a tourism boom.
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Zoom, a health care startup based in Oregon, is on the brink of a meltdown.
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Worse, Labour's meltdown comes as Britain begins complex and perilous Brexit negotiations, which need scrutiny.
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"Be prepared for like a 104° fever, a meltdown, spilt milk," Sims, 45 tells PEOPLE.
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A mini-meltdown is one of the few surefire ways to achieve Time With Ben.
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While we might avoid a total government meltdown, that standard sets the bar very low.
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As you can see from the video above, Meltdown takes place from June 9-18.
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More than eight years after her meltdown, Britney Spears, at 34, appears to be thriving.
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The 22019 financial meltdown also spurred the largest wave of illegal immigration in U.S. history.
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A Samsung spokeswoman declined to say how many Galaxy S7s were vulnerable to Meltdown attacks.
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Has everyone forgotten it also sold-off in the February meltdown and again in March?
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The idea of a bipartisan solution to ObamaCare's financial meltdown has always been a fantasy.
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The MDC-T demands a mechanism to ensure that the current economic meltdown is redressed.
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Brexit is not the most riveting, or easily graspable, recent meltdown in a Western democracy.
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"China's equity market is currently in the throes of a pledged-shares meltdown," she said.
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Investors in coworking and flex-office companies are asking more questions after WeWork's dramatic meltdown.
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While performing in Asia, however, the American economy was in the midst of a meltdown.
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I worked for the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and SEC during our own market meltdown.
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Harita thinks he's having a "sexual meltdown" — which he is — and gives him a raise.
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The book interrogates the causes of the 2008 meltdown and unearths lessons for investors today.
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At the time, the Obama administration was hoping to help prevent another future economic meltdown.
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" She wrote that she was "very nervous, and had a complete meltdown after this incident.
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He once reportedly made and sold ringtones of one prominent influencer having a sobbing meltdown.
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Similar to Meltdown, Spectre can steal information from one application and share it with another.
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I keep doing big sighs that are causing people to think I'm having a meltdown.
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Christie writes in his book that Kushner had a "meltdown" when he heard this news.
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Several riders had a meltdown in the sand, and Mr. Jones was on the verge.
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And apparently there are a handful of movies called "Meltdown," including a 2014 zombie comedy.
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Instead, they vented about the impossibility of doing their job in a department in meltdown.
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In 21920-'22018, a major financial meltdown shook the economy and caused a significant recession.
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"Whereas Meltdown is an urgent crisis, Spectre affects virtually all fast microprocessors," Mr. Kocher said.
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The next day, Wall Street suffered its biggest meltdown since the economic crash of 22020.
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Sneak into the basement half-bath after your mother uses it as a meltdown closet.
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Yet civil servants expect shortages of food, medicine and petrol, and a "meltdown" at ports.
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Other measures to confront the economic meltdown may include stimulus options for companies and individuals.
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But about 10,000 Koriyama residents decided to leave in the aftermath of the nuclear meltdown.
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He said Lebanon was facing two big dangers - financial and economic meltdown and popular unrest.
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Spectre and Meltdown are pretty catastrophic vulnerabilities, but they only affect the confidentiality of data.
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The Iowa caucuses meltdown taught us an important (and arguably self-evident) lesson about tech.
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She warned that future crises are inevitable but said the housing meltdown taught valuable lessons.
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The Nevada Democratic Caucus has unveiled its system to avoid an Iowa-like app meltdown.
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The group's work has unearthed widespread vulnerabilities like Meltdown and Spectre; most recently, on Aug.
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The meltdown of a nascent presidency would distract even the most active and engaged Congress.
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Now, this generation's White House scandal has its own iconic moment — the Saturday Morning Meltdown.
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" The company also confirmed it is not affected by Meltdown due to processor "architecture differences.
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Then her foreign minister, Boris Johnson, was recorded saying there could be a Brexit meltdown.
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Stocks fell Monday after Facebook dragged tech names down and investors digested Trump's twitter meltdown.
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Wall Street also paid attention to Washington after a Twitter meltdown from President Donald Trump.
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The unrest has further weakened an already fragile economy and has triggered a political meltdown.
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Patching out the Meltdown vulnerability resulted in "no measurable reduction" in performance, the company said.
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That could inflict severe economic damage to all three nations, and a stock market meltdown.
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Kolanovic says that this potential meltdown in stock prices could cause the next financial crisis.
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But this wasn't the first time Trump had aired concerns about a potential financial meltdown.
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" Trump also tweeted a photo of the meeting with the caption, "Nervous Nancy's unhinged meltdown!
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Now, a decade after the global meltdown, it looks like Berlin may intervene after all.
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Just hours after his encomiums, Lehman's fall had plunged the whole world into financial meltdown.
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"I had a meltdown moment: I'm the most wearable out of my class," she said.
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No single department official was responsible for the prosecutions of bankers after the global meltdown.
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In 2008, the economic meltdown made the system look rigged and ignited a populist backlash.
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The media describes the situation as hell (Slate), a meltdown (Curbed), or a crisis (NBC).
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Yes, that's only three trains per hour — barring any unexpected meltdown — during the slow periods.
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So after a brief meltdown, Carpio started pursuing options outside of the mainstream financial establishment.
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That means he would become president in the event of a tragedy or political meltdown.
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And the company addressed the recent Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities in the risk factors section of its regulatory filing: As illustrated by the recent Spectre and Meltdown threats, our products operate in conjunction with and are dependent on products and components across a broad ecosystem.
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And especially because she had such a meltdown on her season, which I really identify with.
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However, Stockman reiterated his warning on "Fast Money " that a financial meltdown was in the offing.
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Around 35-minutes into the meltdown, Trump got into a heated exchange with CNN's Jim Acosta.
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Was it the fear of being on the receiving end of a Terminator Salvation-style meltdown?
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I gagged so loudly that my roommate thought I was having a meltdown, which was true.
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The bugs, called Spectre and Meltdown, were first reported to Intel, AMD and ARM last June.
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Without naming any companies, the article highlighted the party's concern with a potential financial system meltdown.
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Unfortunately, Meltdown and Spectre impact a ton of different products—cloud services, computers, phones, and browsers.
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As you can see, the treatment is a spray, so you avoid the eventual mask meltdown.
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The bizarre confluence of revelations that led to the discovery of the Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities.
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The political opposition says Ramirez is a hypocrite who is also responsible for Venezuela's economic meltdown.
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Powell "took himself off the table as a reason for a longer" market meltdown, Cramer added.
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IN MARCH 2011 a tsunami engulfed the Fukushima power plant in Japan, ultimately causing a meltdown.
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This has led to fears of an "asset meltdown" as everyone sells at the same time.
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Meltdown options include shots of Blue Curacao, Peach Schnapps, Dekuyper Sour Apple and Well Gold Tequila.
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Also, if you love Gianni's creative meltdown with the scissors, you should really see Phantom Thread.
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The meltdown in the GOP is the culmination of forces that have been building for years.
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Dubbed "Meltdown" and "Spectre," the flaws affect nearly every device made in the past 103 years.
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Intel has been rolling out firmware updates to protect against the Meltdown and Spectre CPU vulnerabilities.
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If you'll recall, Meltdown is the one that mostly affects Intel and high-end ARM chips.
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The vulnerabilities, dubbed Meltdown and Spectre, affect nearly every processor made in the last 20 years.
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As a rule of thumb, most teachers will experience at least one such meltdown a year.
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Congress is starting to ask hard questions about the fallout from the Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities.
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"If I hadn't already had my meltdown, who knows when it would have happened?" she said.
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In the case of Meltdown the patches come at a cost: they lower a computer's performance.
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Shortly afterwards, the actor was fired after a public meltdown that included insulting creator Chuck Lorre.
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For starters, losing one won't result in a public (or in Kim K's case, televised) meltdown.
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Shortly afterwards, Sheen was infamously fired after a public meltdown that included insulting creator Chuck Lorre.
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A meltdown from the Golden State Warriors, who once led this NBA Finals series 3-73.
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RELATED: Trump's weekend meltdown Jon Soltz, an Iraq War veteran and Chairman of the progressive VoteVets.
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Maybe you have a second "the one is not real" meltdown six months down the line.
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It sounds really devastating, with a huge impact, like an actual meltdown in a nuclear reactor.
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Critics of the bill argue that it puts the nation at greater risk of another meltdown.
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Conventional reactors have a fundamental risk of meltdown, largely because they were designed to power submarines.
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The song feels especially poignant now, given the current state of our political climate (er, meltdown).
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Trump argued that Rubio wasn't fit for the presidency because of a "meltdown" he recently experienced.
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For the past several months, Uber has been in the midst of a very public meltdown.
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Almost every single "election night meltdown" example posted in the comments is still up on YouTube.
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Monday's caucus app meltdown is just a taste of what may await the rest of America.
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Republicans could just drop the lawsuit and give the insurers the money, to prevent a meltdown.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India does not expect fallout from the financial meltdown at Toshiba Corp (6502.
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Remember Meltdown and Spectre, the vulnerabilities that affected basically every Intel processor from the past decade?
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I once had an explosive meltdown at JFK, after missing a flight with my screaming daughter.
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After Tory's onstage meltdown, she was soon found in a coma and then went to rehab.
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When things are revving up for a meltdown, the first thing that goes is our breathing.
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The U.S. stock market is having another meltdown, something that's unfortunately become a very expensive habit.
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Shamyanok says life didn't change much after the meltdown at Chernobyl, the world's worst nuclear disaster.
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In light of Fisker Automotive's spectacular meltdown, the former designer's new venture has raised some skepticism.
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Marilla, meanwhile, is stewing at home and feeling like a huge asshole for her brooch meltdown.
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He slips Frank a fob with footage of his friend's airplane meltdown; it's a game-changer.
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China hopes to boost foreign investment in the country after last year's stockmarket meltdown dented confidence.
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New York (CNN Business)The meltdown in the oil market has caught almost everyone off guard.
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New York (CNN Business)The recent stock market meltdown has hit the tech sector particularly hard.
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It lands ahead of this year's Meltdown Festival, which she has curated, at London's Southbank Centre.
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Australians are currently having a meltdown about the government's decision to take its mandatory census digital.
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She also added that her son is prone to "experiencing a meltdown" due to his diagnoses.
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Meanwhile, at least 9.3 million families lost their homes to foreclosure due to the mortgage meltdown.
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If we don't cool it down a bit now, the whole darn thing might meltdown later.
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In the six years after the 2008 economic meltdown, employment for law school graduates fell steadily.
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But in this case, he doesn't see the melt-up necessarily turning into a hard meltdown.
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Amid the ongoing fallout of the 2008 economic meltdown, these processes have been thrown into reverse.
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Between the meltdown and the tsunami many villages and towns were destroyed, never to be rebuilt.
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The back-and-forth between North Korea and Malaysia set off a "diplomatic meltdown" in March.
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OK, some are, but some, like Meltdown/Spectre and Rowhammer, are astonishingly elaborate Rube Goldberg hacks.
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With Meltdown, a malicious application running on an unpatched device can read the unencrypted kernel memory.
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The internet had a meltdown last month, for example, when it was rumored that Warner Bros.
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"To say I had a mini-meltdown would be the understatement of the century," she said.
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Turkey blames Washington's support for the People's Protection Units for the meltdown in American-Turkish ties.
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As if all this were not enough, there's the threat of a storm-caused nuclear meltdown.
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It would take a meltdown of intergalactic proportions for John Shuster & Co. to lose this match.
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And he went from someone who's merely angry to someone who could be having a meltdown.
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Platinum and palladium also bounced back, recovering from Monday's meltdown on concerns of a global recession.
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"See how he's telling them to move?" said Phillips, who was taking the Warriors' meltdown hard.
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In Rome, the heat wave has coincided with a meltdown of public services, including public transport.
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Japan has been dogged for more than five years by the meltdown of reactors at Fukushima.
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Philadelphia right-hander Nick Pivetta (1-0) was in line for a victory before Neris' meltdown.
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And with those words, Spieth showed that he would live to laugh about his Masters meltdown.
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And both generational cohorts are still recovering from the economic body blows of the 2008 meltdown.
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That has led to a series of steps that state Democrats hope will forestall another meltdown.
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Garcia lost at Quail Hollow in 2005, with Norman's famous meltdown coming at the 1996 Masters.
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Never mind that the Chinese banking system is still recovering from a mini-meltdown last June.
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Evelyn's been down this road before back in September ... following a meltdown on the show's reunion.
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As this private online meltdown was occurring, I was still doing standup in the real world.
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Fear of such a meltdown may be the biggest obstacle Le Pen still has to overcome.
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But workers have cleared about 220 acres of trees since the meltdown spewed radiation over them.
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The stock market meltdown also made for a rush into bonds as a safe haven play.
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"We're seeing a lot of people in meltdown mode," he said, referring to the letter writers.
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For young retirement savers, this could be the first time they are facing a market meltdown.
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Carolina Panthers (5-6) Your playoff hopes are almost certainly conditional on an epic Saints meltdown.
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Even the president's recent profanity-laced meltdown over immigration can arguably be placed at Congress' door.
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Now its students — many with credits that cannot be easily transferred — are stuck in a meltdown.
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Operators vainly tried to stop a meltdown by planning to shove control rods in by hand.
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Its publication has led to a full-scale meltdown at the massively funded car-hailing company.
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"Billions," on Showtime, is a present-day Wall Street drama that is colored by the financial meltdown.
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Quinn is a fright in this scene, smashing TV screens, screaming and crying, having a complete meltdown.
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The Chernobyl disaster in 1986 and the Fukushima meltdown in 2011 were also responsible for some fallout.
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Instead it's once upon a time in Tinseltown in the 1950s, the decade after Barton Fink's meltdown.
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Many Argentines blame IMF-backed policies of the late 1990s for the country's 2001/02 economic meltdown.
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After the market's December meltdown, earnings season could turn up some winners among the rubble, analysts said.
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Depending on when you last updated Windows, you could be vulnerable to nasty Meltdown and Spectre attacks.
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It doesn't take witnessing a bridezilla meltdown for you to know that weddings can be very stressful.
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It will be this revelation of weakness, not any proven lies, that could perhaps trigger a meltdown.
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You can, therefore, imagine how much an event like the Southbank Centre's Meltdown Festival appeals to me.
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Roseanne Barr's Twitter meltdown may have a political payoff for Valerie Jarrett and former President Barack Obama.
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The ACA marketplaces had problems in the first two years, such as the technological meltdown of HealthCare.
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OneWest began as IndyMac, a leader in extending easy-to-get loans that fueled the housing meltdown.
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Instead of the traditional meltdown, bask in the peace of mind that a robot vacuum can offer.
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Every time Cash's eyes brim with tears, we're ready for a full meltdown, but it never comes.
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That started to change after Russia's financial meltdown in 1998 and the American-led intervention in Kosovo.
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" Pelosi added, "What we witnessed on the part of the President was a meltdown, sad to say.
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And if all this math is sending you into a complete meltdown, Holeman has one final idea.
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In his mind, the stock meltdown late last year was an example of the markets' brittle nature.
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And wind and solar producers say that stimulus funding helped keep them afloat through the financial meltdown.
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It further expects the meltdown of foreign direct investments is a longer-term threat for the pound.
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M. It's been a minute since we examined the still-lingering effects of the 2008 financial meltdown.
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On Thursday, Apple added that it had already released fixes for Meltdown within iOS 11.2, macOS 10.13.
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The 2008 financial meltdown led to more regulations for banks and investment firms in the municipal markets.
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The best closer in the game had a late meltdown for the second time in this series.
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As we reported last week, Intel's Meltdown and Spectre patch is causing reboot problems for older processors.
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The Meltdown and Spectre security flaws affect nearly every computing device made in the past two decades.
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When you're Justin Bieber, you can't just switch up your hair without provoking the meltdown of millions.
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He was also caught on camera having a meltdown on the driving range at The Open Championship.
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The meltdown released radiation that scorched the surrounding forests red and sent a poisonous cloud across Europe.
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All TEPCO's reactors were shut down following the meltdown at its nuclear plant in Fukushima in 2011.
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Meltdown was specific to chips from Intel, as well as one from Softbank Group Corp's ARM Holdings.
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Intel's handling of the Spectre and Meltdown CPU vulnerabilities has been criticized widely over the past month.
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Two big and obvious exceptions to Google's security disclosure rules were the recent Meltdown and Spectre bugs.
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From a security standpoint, they are each protected against Meltdown Variant 3 and L1 Terminal Fault issues.
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But Trump's true meltdown was triggered in a specific moment at the end of the first debate.
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Considering the current Facebook meltdown over the Cambridge Analytica scandal, the French team has probably chosen wisely.
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When it's in Greece, in the middle of the biggest meltdown post-war Europe has ever faced.
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Kate Middleton has had her third child, a boy, and the world's press has gone into meltdown.
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A political outsider, he was elected when his country faced a terrorist insurgency, hyperinflation and economic meltdown.
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This latest version of Chrome also protects Mac and Windows users against the Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities.
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Dubbed Meltdown and Spectre, the bugs differ in both the ease of exploit and ease of mitigation.
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Well, investors noticed and once again capital markets are consumed with the prospects of a Chinese meltdown.
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"The market went into a meltdown yesterday," said Tamas Varga, analyst at London brokerage PVM Oil Associates.
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"When the woman called me, I fell down in a chair and had a meltdown," she said.
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So I'm glad I had a Laganja Estranja-style meltdown, because it adds to the complete story.
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Accordingly, fears of a stock market meltdown have given way to talk of a possible melt-up.
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The next time I moved, it was in 2002, in 2003, you know, markets went into meltdown.
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This novelty also helps send the immune system into meltdown, leading to both more pneumonia and sepsis.
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The state faced a budget shortfall a decade ago and was on the brink of fiscal meltdown.
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The first issue, dubbed Meltdown, was more or less taken care of in a previous Apple update.
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Its new film references the government's confused response to Japan's 2011 disaster, particularly the Fukushima nuclear meltdown.
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Eastern time, giving the candidates some hope for clarity after a technical meltdown marred Monday night's contest.
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But in the face of a sales meltdown, Chipotle has finally given the people what they demanded.
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Things pick up for these two after the Chef Jeff meltdown with Francesca back in Dev's apartment.
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Surprisingly only one analyst asked about the impact of Spectre and Meltdown on the company moving forward.
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And, in the event of a meltdown in your home country, you have a quick exit route.
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Venezuela is in the midst of an economic and political meltdown that's spurred street protests for months.
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The Miami real estate slowdown is becoming a meltdown — with the most expensive areas getting hit hardest.
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Furthermore, active funds lost more client assets in 2016 than they did even during the 2008 meltdown.
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His ill-timed June-long meltdown notwithstanding, no Warrior left more on the table than Harrison Barnes.
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Sadly though, Deadpool had an expletive-filled meltdown in the 90s, much like Kanye West had recently.
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Another day, another Yankees meltdown that ended with Brett Gardner and others getting ejected by the umpires.
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I think the big issues were, again, it was in the wake of the dot-com meltdown.
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Tyrese had an online meltdown that he blamed on a Rx drug he was taking for depression.
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I was stressed out and those words are very sensitive to me so I had a meltdown.
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The company's financial meltdown has heaped pressure on the White House and lawmakers to address biofuels policy.
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For creating a clean slate, there's Meltdown, with four products designed to remove even the toughest formulas.
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They are no longer facing immediate financial meltdown, and are no longer being threatened with imminent liquidation.
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The Trump camp released one positive tax return to distract from Russia hearings and the Trumpcare meltdown.
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This isn't the first time a tourist has experienced a complete meltdown on this particular tourist attraction.
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The Mall of America had hired a black Santa Claus, and the internet was having a meltdown.
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As in the past, I'd woken up early and reserved ample time for a meltdown this morning.
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"We have a risk of a melt-up, not a meltdown here," Fink said at the time.
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Washington has imposed sanctions on Venezuela, denouncing Maduro for quashing human rights and triggering an economic meltdown.
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Thankfully, the current slump is nowhere near as serious as the 35% meltdown from a decade ago.
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Lost in the hoopla of the November 2014 Sony hack was a terrifying meltdown, literally, in Germany.
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Many Argentineans blame IMF-backed policies of the late 1990s for the country's 2001-2002 economic meltdown.
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But since the housing market-inspired meltdown, mortgages have accounted for a smaller share of overall loans.
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What ensues is less a whodunit than a carefully arrived-at anatomy of a mind in meltdown.
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Directed by Charles Ferguson, who won a documentary Oscar for "Inside Job" (2010), about the financial meltdown.
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And in the United States, intelligence officials told reporters they were preparing for a "meltdown" in Venezuela.
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But there is reason to believe that some of the causes of the 2008 meltdown remain unaddressed.
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Lori Gabriel explained that her 4-year-old son Braysen started having a "meltdown" before take-off.
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They say the situation echoes a wave of investment in the years before last decade's financial meltdown.
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Three Mile Island came 13 years after another partial meltdown, at the Fermi 1 reactor outside Detroit.
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"Maybe the meltdown of the last three weeks was no accident," the "Fahrenheit 85033/11" director said.
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They listed the withdrawal of central bank support as one factor that could trigger the next meltdown.
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There is a "market meltdown" in the United States and "ugly, ugly scenes" in the European exchanges.
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Investors may be starting to realize that the vicious March market meltdown may have been too extreme.
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Despite the public meltdown, Mr. Trump appeared to be open to a way out of the impasse.
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The F-train meltdown was just one of the 8,122 incidents reported during the month of June.
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The theater for the meltdown is a tennis club in Durham, N.C.; the antagonist, my friend Sam.
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That's a gigantic relief, because a Northam defeat would have prompted a Democratic meltdown — and rightly so.
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Substitute the coronavirus for the sub-prime mortgage meltdown, and 2020 is beginning to sound like 2008.
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Stephen Colbert impersonated Lawrence O'Donnell, the MSNBC host who had an on-set meltdown over technical difficulties.
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The Iowa caucuses devolved into chaos on Monday after a systemwide meltdown prevented results from being delivered.
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This is not to say that Acronym is to blame for the meltdown in the Iowa caucuses.
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I remember doing that math in the waning moments of what I now recognize as a meltdown.
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So how to commemorate a school year that coincided with a meltdown in decorum in American politics?
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Google said it has updated its public cloud service to prevent attacks related to Meltdown and Spectre.
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Critics of that approach say it lacks nuance and would not have prevented the last financial meltdown.
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"Massive" or "huge" meltdown would suggest that she would appear to be very upset or shaken up.
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Now, a decade after the global financial meltdown, banks are on the brink of realizing their dream.
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But this was followed by overexpansion and, in the wake of the 2000 financial meltdown, inescapable debt.
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Government dysfunction, an economic meltdown, drought and a calamitous flood have plunged Zimbabwe into a hunger crisis.
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Establishment Democrats are in absolute meltdown mode about the prospect of Bernie Sanders winning the 2020 nomination.
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Meltdown was specific to chips from Intel as well as one from SoftBank Group Corp's ARM Holdings.
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"We've seen it regularly since the software-as-a-service meltdown in April of 2014," Cramer said.
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Or like his narcissistic meltdown when a Jewish journalist raised the subject of rising anti-Semitic incidents.
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AMD has claimed there is zero exposure to Meltdown, and that Spectre is addressable by software patches.
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Emanuel's call comes as Wall Street remembers the one year anniversary of the Christmas Eve market meltdown.
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The melting was a literal meltdown, but it got us a date announcement...and no new footage.
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Critics say Maduro routinely uses Washington as a scapegoat for the OPEC member's political and economic meltdown.
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Savings evaporated overnight in an economic meltdown engineered by financiers and facilitated by the abolishers of risk.
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Even some in his own party feared an apocalyptic meltdown at the polls when the campaign began.
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Read more about WeWork and the coworking industry:WeWork&aposs meltdown was supposed to leave everyday investors unharmed.
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"Illinois is in the midst of a historic financial meltdown," Mendoza, a Democrat, said in a statement.
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She doesn't want the baby, but an abortion would be a career meltdown given prevalent Catholic pressures.
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The celebration is the latest sign that memories of the 2008 market meltdown have faded in Washington.
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"What we witness on the part of the president was a meltdown, sad to say," Pelosi declared.
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More broadly, Firrea has proved to be a key tool for the government after the mortgage meltdown.
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Several in the debate praised Britain's democratic history and were bemused by its poisonous meltdown over Brexit.
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Computer security experts have discovered two major security flaws — named Meltdown and Spectre — that affected its chips.
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Time will tell, and stuff happens — think: war on the Korean peninsula, or perhaps a Bitcoin meltdown.
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The ad featured a collage of faux paparazzi photographs documenting the meltdown of a fictional rock star.
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Zimbabwe, a country endowed with natural resources is unfortunately perennially characterized by economic meltdown and social strife.
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" Jens Laerke, UN humanitarian spokesman said that it looked like "a complete meltdown of humanity in Aleppo.
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Think of it as the obverse of a market meltdown: There are almost always solid underlying fundamental reasons for a nasty market decline, but when the bad news and fear become saturating and the market's scary freefall itself begets more selling, that's the meltdown, or downside overshoot phase.
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NFL Star: Nude, Bloody Meltdown Video Austin Bomber: Railed On Abortion & HomosexualityBeyonce & Jay-Z: Motorcycle Ride In Jamaica
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BrowsersChromeChrome 64 is scheduled for release on January 23 and will include protection from Meltdown and Spectre exploits.
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Continue to update cautiously and wait for those eventual CPUs that will be completely Spectre- and Meltdown-proof.
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That initial view overlooked how a meltdown in the Chinese stock market would dim the global economic outlook.
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The declines Thursday came as China's equity meltdown continued, with the Shanghai Composite falling another 3 percent Thursday.
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The OPEC nation's economic meltdown has caused widespread shortages and the flight of more than four million refugees.
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In Caterpillar's weekly chart, the Chaikin Oscillator plunged during November's marketwide meltdown to its lowest reading since 2015.
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"My son Bubby just had a meltdown in the mall — just laid out on the floor," she recalls.
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Image: IntelWhen the Spectre and Meltdown security vulnerabilities were made public earlier this year, things were a mess.
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Maybe it was Arnold's own folly that caused Dolores's very first meltdown, laying the foundation for current events.
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The company said that "Apple Watch is not affected by Meltdown," so no patch for watchOS is required.
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Image: APChernobyl is producing power again—though not the kind that triggered a nuclear meltdown 21.6 years ago.
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Meltdown exploits this process to gain glimpses at protected kernel memory, which could potentially compromise an entire device.
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New York (CNN Business)It's widely understood that excessive leverage and greed set off the 2008 financial meltdown.
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I.A. will curate this year's Meltdown festival at London's Southbank Center, one of the UK's leading music events.
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But its meltdown illustrates the deeper problems inherent in Windows XP's prevalence three years after its official demise.
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I'm very frustrated and on the verge of an anxiety meltdown by the time my BF gets home.
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Not as bad as some Remainers prognosticate (neither societal meltdown nor economic collapse are really on the cards).
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Although Venezuela's economic meltdown has made for a rocky commercial relationship, Russia has doubled down on its investment.
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Read MoreChina's commodities meltdown could rock the markets A rising U.S. currency is big trouble for emerging bonds.
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For a special deal on February 222 only, add an extra "meltdown" to your marg for only $0.99.
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He's also reportedly close with Martell, the quarterback whose de-commitment sparked Moorehead's meltdown in the first place.
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Some speculated Moorehead would be fired for his meltdown, but that didn't seem to be the case Thursday.
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When he had his original meltdown, he was worried that he had left his family without any money.
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That didn't stop travelers from going into meltdown mode on Twitter, though, cracking jokes and lamenting in general.
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The much-feared financial meltdown after the No vote has been averted, but Italy cannot afford to dawdle.
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The 2001/20163 deposits freeze punctuated an economic meltdown that tossed millions of middle-class Argentines into poverty.
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She put a cotton swab in and pulled out legs, which was enough to cause the first meltdown.
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Fixes are in the works for Meltdown, and some have already rolled out, only to cause more problems.
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" Pelosi on "meltdown" pic Trump posted of their meeting: "I think I was excusing myself from the room.
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Installing the newest patch is one of the main ways users can protect themselves from Meltdown and Spectre.
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Here's Scott Hanselman with a single tweet analogy for Meltdown, although he had to use all 280 characters.
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My analogy is best applied to Meltdown, but there are similarities in both exploits that may become apparent.
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If you've been following the recent updates on Meltdown and Spectre, you'll notice the word "serialize" popping up.
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The real meat of the episode, though, involves Chris, who is always on the brink of a meltdown.
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Microsoft is taking the surprise step of detailing how Spectre and Meltdown firmware updates may affect PC performance.
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Meltdown and Spectre are also likely to lead to soul-searching in the computer industry as a whole.
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Here's the latest: The Bush tax cuts were responsible for the financial meltdown and recession of 2008-09.
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Unsurprisingly, these firms were quick to roll out patches for Meltdown and force customers to restart their systems.
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Photo: GettyThe Wall Street Journal has yet another essential report from inside the meltdown of biomedical company Theranos.
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When I asked her son what a meltdown is, he told me it's when you cry a lot.
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"There is a real risk of financial meltdown," says Anton Eberhard, who advises President Cyril Ramaphosa on energy.
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Republican leaders and even senior members of his own team expressed frustration with his political meltdown on Tuesday.
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In the wake of Theresa May's sudden general election announcement on Tuesday, Britain is in full meltdown mode.
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At least, if the savage ornament one parent made out of his step-daughter's meltdown is any indication.
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The resulting floods brought down buildings and bridges and triggered a catastrophic meltdown at a nuclear energy plant.
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So using this system to, for example, inspect a nuclear power plant post-meltdown, might not be feasible.
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A reactor anchored on the seabed would never lack emergency cooling, the problem that caused the Fukushima meltdown.
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Chyna commiserates with Paige after having a mini-meltdown about there not being any jelly in the fridge.
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Mignini says Knox had an epic meltdown and began hitting the palms of her hands on her ears.
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The 2011 Fukushima meltdown led to shutdowns of all of Japan's nuclear reactors, depressing the radioactive metal's price.
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Today, only three units are back in operation after a long shutdown following the nuclear meltdown in Fukushima.
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But the whole sequence of presidential disconnectedness from the global meltdown is as surreal as it is unnerving.
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In July 2008 , Spears agreed to give Federline full custody of the couple's children following a public meltdown.
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First casualty for House Freedom Caucus after health care meltdown Walking into the GOP conference meeting Tuesday, Rep.
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Our sources say he's moved on from panic attacks and has been in a depressed meltdown for days.
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Last February, three former TEPCO executives were charged with criminal negligence for their role in the nuclear meltdown.
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Then I try to get her dressed and put lotion on her, but she has a complete meltdown.
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We were also able to confirm that there has been no mass deletion of "election night meltdown" videos.
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The technical meltdown follows the scrapped release of the gold-standard Des Moines Register poll over the weekend.
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Correction: The piece has been updated to better reflect how the blue and red placards simulate the meltdown.
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Friends walked towards me, braced for my inevitable meltdown, but I said hello as if nothing had happened.
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Fans had a collective meltdown when the band said it would make a big announcement amid breakup rumors.
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The surprising moment caused a fan meltdown on Twitter with countless people asking what exactly is going on.
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It's a meltdown fueled by the highest inflation rate in the world, ongoing unrest and violent street protests.
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An earthquake-induced tsunami caused the meltdown of three reactors, which released radioactive materials into the surrounding environment.
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The company sourced batteries from Samsung, and made sure all the wiring wouldn't result in some catastrophic meltdown.
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A hoax BBC News account sent Twitter into meltdown after it announced that Queen Elizabeth II had died.
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Given the ferocity and rapidity surrounding this meltdown, can lenders effectively process this burgeoning inventory of defaulted credit?
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While the very public meltdown was a low point in the musician's career, she's bounced back spectacularly since.
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Rather than have a meltdown, strategize how you can best utilize your time to work to accomplish everything.
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Instead of a Red Queen or White Rabbit, you follow the paths of a nuclear family in meltdown.
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A meltdown ensues, which, seems completely warranted because Kristin's staff are perpetually on the verge of getting fired.
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General McMaster reportedly thinks Trump has the intelligence of "a kindergartener" and is in a constant internal meltdown.
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The subsequent meltdown at the plant made news around the world, and caused $187 billion worth of damage.
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"When the prosecution starts," said Mr. Farley, "there could be a meltdown of enormous proportions in Alabama politics."
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Despite a strong earnings season, former Republican congressman Ron Paul is renewing his call for a market meltdown.
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They are headed to the ballot box on Sunday for the first time since last year's currency meltdown.
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Side note: I'm a huge fan of SUR's Angel Hair Checca — the pasta James had a meltdown over.
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When it comes, a repeat of the meltdown of 2008-09 won't be good for the average American.
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During the quarter AMD reckoned with the fallout from the disclosure of the Meltdown and Spectre security vulnerabilities.
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Nobody has the time to stop and carefully prepare a homemade dinner when the house is in meltdown.
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But the company's financial meltdown has heaped pressure on the White House and lawmakers to address biofuels policy.
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Since the financial meltdown in 2008, the senator has been a particularly outspoken critic of the banking industry.
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The meltdown the Hollywood types keep having when he wins with your votes is soooo worth the time.
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For the meltdown, Kyrgios was fined $113,000, and handed a suspended 16-week suspension, according to The Telegraph.
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Often shortened to "SIFI," that label is applied to banks that could trigger an economic meltdown upon collapse.
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Read more: Pelosi said Trump had a 'meltdown' after the House overwhelmingly voted to condemn his Syria retreat
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The ugly factory data only reinforces the economic slowdown fears at the heart of the Wall Street meltdown.
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A political meltdown is unfolding in Britain as Theresa May clings to power and tries to execute Brexit.
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Strategies Americans have grown more confident about their financial acumen since the market meltdown that ended in 2009.
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" Trump has previously attacked Cuomo over the remark, claiming his home state's governor was having "a total meltdown.
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Obviously, even the most egregious Mac bug is never going to have the impact of a nuclear meltdown.
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The Bank of England will be staffed overnight, with senior policymakers on call if markets go into meltdown.
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They say the situation echoes a wave of investment in the years right before last decade's financial meltdown.
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The next president could be dealing with an ObamaCare insurer meltdown in his or her very first month.
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Add some spiced, spiked cider to that mix and you've got a recipe for a potential holiday meltdown.
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Even Vice President Mike Pence had a low-key Twitter meltdown about openly gay ice skater Adam Rippon.
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The paper responded to Trump's Twitter meltdown by saying that subscriptions had increased four-fold since the election.
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" Jake captioned the vid, "The media narrative is mom is having a meltdown.... she's more clear than ever.
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He says he unwisely tried to medicate with recreational drugs, which then culminated in his on-air meltdown.
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It's been a long week since we first learned about the now infamous Spectre and Meltdown chip vulnerabilities.
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"Following Trump's Wednesday evening tweets, Pelosi changed her Twitter cover photo with the image of her "unhinged meltdown.
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In certain cases, performance on Windows will be significantly slowed by patches for the Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities.
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No one wants that sort of meltdown, especially as there is currently no credible alternative to the dollar.
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Few people had the "spreading virus spooks markets and threatens economy" square on their global meltdown bingo card.
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In Sunday's debate it produced at best a draw, not the Biden meltdown that some Sanders voters craved.
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Grocery stores are short of food and hospitals are bereft of supplies as the country's economic meltdown hastens.
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Every organization I've taken over has been in, like, meltdown, and I had to build it back up.
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But analysts told me that the Wall Street meltdown of 2008 was still being felt in higher education.
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Its technological reach means that both Meltdown and Spectre could affect just about anyone who uses the internet.
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He was at the center of their near-meltdown on Friday, and then the full collapse on Saturday.
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The constraints are similar to the ones placed on the Wall Street bailout from the 2008 financial meltdown.
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There's hardly anyone whose crystal ball saw a new coronavirus as the trigger for the next market meltdown.
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Getting 2 goals in 20 minutes looks virtually impossible for Panama barring a Belgium meltdown of some sort.
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A surprise, perhaps, in the wake of the WeWork meltdown that many had expected might reduce IPO cadence.
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She lets her younger sister once in a while win so as not to cause a major meltdown.
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Investors reward drugmakers focusing on coronavirus Few companies have been shielded from the meltdown in stocks this week.
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The Labour Party was in meltdown, having exited the Blairite middle ground for leftist orthodoxy under Jeremy Corbyn.
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Trump's Twitter meltdown today—which shows a deranged and unhinged person—will just be forgotten by Monday afternoon.
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" The situation at the southern border, which started as a crisis, is now "a near system-wide meltdown.
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During the Chernobyl disaster, the Soviet regime tried to cover up the calamitous effects of the nuclear meltdown.
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Something, even an event wholly unrelated to the market bubble, is always the immediate trigger of a meltdown.
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Some fear that the sector could be facing its worst crisis since the global financial meltdown of 220.
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If this year's meltdown doesn't spur Democrats to take long overdue action, they deserve all their future nightmares.
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A total meltdown at the airport had led to check-in lines that extended past the terminal's entrance.
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Venezuela is in the grip of a social and economic meltdown: Last year there were 21,303 registered homicides.
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The romance writing community's biggest professional organization is in shambles due to an institutional meltdown over racialized politics.
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The 220 meltdown of a reactor at Three Mile Island in Pennsylvania sparked fierce backlash against nuclear energy.
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Repealing the funding mechanisms but leaving in place the regulations risks a meltdown of the individual insurance market.
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In it, her nanny of three years Chandlar Schmidt is seen filming Lily's small bad hair day meltdown.
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The global financial crisis brought a collapse in aluminum demand as the U.S. automotive industry went into meltdown.
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China and Russia made it clear they would not support any United Nations efforts to address Venezuela's meltdown.
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That's because the NY Fed model never reached 50% before the last three recessions, including the 2008 meltdown.
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Anxiety is rising over the possibility of another tech-induced meltdown at the Nevada Democratic caucuses on Saturday.
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A largely unsympathetic one-percenter with a passion for luxury mechanical watches, Barry Cohen is having a meltdown.
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Tech Tip Q. Is it safe to install the Windows patch for these new Spectre and Meltdown bugs?
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Early on the episode, Kim suffered a meltdown over whether the vacation home they were in was safe.
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It happened to be Ankiel's first start since his legendary playoff meltdown for the Cardinals the previous October.
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Donald Trump is facing a full meltdown on the cover of the August 22 edition of Time magazine.
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The flaw, now named Meltdown, was revealed on Wednesday and affects most processors manufactured by Intel since 1995.
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Vanilla Ice had a meltdown at Delta in Atlanta Monday, after realizing his plane had left ... without him.
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" In contrast to the self-consciously homoerotic undertones of his early novels, written while he was still closeted, references to his partner now register almost like a comedian's bit: Todd's a "political monster" who "sits in front of MSNBC having meltdown after meltdown … yet his bounce-back time is pretty good.
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She doesn't want anyone to see her scars, has a complete meltdown, and yells at both Amma and Adora.
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INSIDE MEDIUM'S MELTDOWN: How an idealistic Silicon Valley founder raised $134 million to change journalism, then crashed into reality
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Indeed, when the 2008 financial meltdown hit, health care understandably took a back seat to jobs and the economy.
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Crude, which started the day above $61, suffered its worst day since the Christmas Eve meltdown on Wall Street.
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Following the meltdown, nearly 165,000 people had to evacuate the area surrounding the Fukushima plant to avoid radioactive exposure.
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And, as you'll see, the eye-liner destroying meltdown at the end was just practice for her Oscar win.
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Revelations about Meltdown and Spectre have wreaked digital havoc and left a critical mass of confusion in their wake.
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So far, so normal: major bugs like Heartbleed and of course Meltdown and Spectre got names and logos too.
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JetBlue, which ousted Neeleman in 2007 after a customer service meltdown, has also ordered 60 of these Airbus planes.
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LONDON — With the weather sending us into meltdown, we definitely need something fresh to cool us down this week.
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It is what Nassim Taleb called "black swan" events and saw as a source of the 2008 economic meltdown.
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Chicago bounced back from a ninth-inning meltdown the previous night with another dominant performance by a starting pitcher.
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That's because analysts dramatically cut estimates in December on concerns of an imminent global meltdown, which has not happened.
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In 2011, a nuclear meltdown prompted the closure of all nuclear power plants and increased emphasis on fossil fuels.
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When you combine a normal flop with extremely hot sauce and cameras, you might get an instantly viral meltdown.
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There's also a meltdown at a Pnina Tornai fashion show, and more drama between Fenoli and new consultant Shay.
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Economists routinely identify the struggling country's exchange control system as a hindrance to possible recovery from the economic meltdown.
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" Another critic suggested Trump probably made the list solely to prevent President Donald Trump "from having a complete meltdown.
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Amid an on-stage meltdown, she plucks a math teacher (Owen Wilson) from the crowd and marries him instead.
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" Trump tweeted the photo that evening, presumably to show that it was Pelosi, not him, who had a "meltdown.
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Barring a meltdown of the business, though, the Meredith family will remain firmly in control thanks to supervoting stock.
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"It's not her last meltdown of the season, and what happens at the reunion is jaw dropping," he added.
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The Meltdown and Spectre bugs affect a variety of CPUs, including Intel chips and ARM chips on mobile devices.
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Spectre is still largely an unknown, and security researchers are advising that it's more difficult to exploit than Meltdown.
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The Meltdown flaw is specific to Intel chips, and it strikes at the heart of how CPUs process information.
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Also, stay tuned for Paul Miller's excellent and enlightening sci-fi short story allegory for how Meltdown actually works.
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Apple has, at the minimum, so far issued operating system updates to mitigate against Spectre variant 1 and Meltdown.
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With Meltdown and Spectre, that multi-party coordination broke down and the secret spilled out before anyone was ready.
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The security risks of Meltdown can be avoided by installing operating-system patches from Microsoft, Apple and the like.
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" Madrid's lawyer told ProPublica Alison "had a bit of an emotional meltdown at the first sight of her mother.
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Axios' Mike Allen reports this morning that Trump currently uses an iPhone equipped only with the public meltdown app.
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"A dream-come-true front nine," Spieth called his four straight birdies on Sunday, before the meltdown, reported ESPN.
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So, faced with political and economic meltdown in an overwhelmingly Catholic country, Venezuela, how is the Holy See responding?
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As you might imagine, a Twitter meltdown ensued:And there are many, many, many more tweets where that came from.
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In the resulting tiebreak, Thiem suffered a meltdown and Del Potro leveled with a gravity-defying crosscourt forehand winner.
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The socialist leader has overseen a long economic meltdown, marked by hyperinflation, mounting U.S. sanctions and collapsing oil production.
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These new attacks are reminiscent of Meltdown and Spectre, two vulnerabilities in Intel chips that were revealed last year.
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The 2016 bronze medallist suffered a total meltdown on Friday as she fell - over, and over and over again.
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This is something else that doesn't seem to fit in with the Brexit "economic meltdown" scenario portrayed last summer.
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Breakingviews explains how the People's Republic might avert a meltdown, but might find a credit crunch harder to dodge.
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Weak mortgage origination and risk management processes were after all a major cause of the recession and housing meltdown.
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Shortly afterwards, Sheen was infamously fired from the show after a public meltdown that included insulting creator Chuck Lorre.
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No problem, cause our guy had the video handy ... and Jamie's reaction is almost as epic as Lisa's meltdown.
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One Republican congressional source described the White House in "meltdown mode" as it scrambled to contain the Comey fallout.
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The financial meltdown of 2008 showed that the system could only sustain itself for lack of a ready alternative.
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Jones: We didn't edit until after we heard he had got [the curator position for the 2014 Meltdown festival].
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She wrapped me up in a strong hug, and didn't even seem to flinch at my embarrassing teenage meltdown.
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Kelly's Ex-Wife Says He Withheld Money To Control HerBam Margera: Comedy Club Meltdown Caught On VideoBackstreet Boys vs.
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It was considered the worst such disaster since the meltdown at the Chernobyl nuclear plant in Russia in 2750.
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The tsunami led to the meltdown of the Fukushima Daiichi power plant and radiation leaking into the surrounding environment.
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Equipment failure and operator errors at Three Mile Island in 1979 led to partial core meltdown of a reactor.
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With the formerly dominant Socialists and center-right still in meltdown, polls put LREM ahead in the Paris race.
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By Gorsuch's own admission, the resulting political meltdown paralyzed the agency, preventing it from getting any actual work done.
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Even so, after its banking meltdown in 2008, Iceland applied to join the EU, because it needed financial stability.
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Allen was visibly upset on the court after it and then had a full on meltdown on the bench.
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It was the strongest gain since the first quarter of 2008 — before the economic meltdown of the financial crisis.
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The vulnerabilities, known as Meltdown and Spectre, can allow passwords and other sensitive data on chips to be read.
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On April 26, 1986, the plant's infamous reactor four experienced a spike in power that sparked a catastrophic meltdown.
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Holly herself quickly becomes distressed and overwhelmed due to the overstimulation, and is on the verge of a meltdown.
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In the four years after the meltdown, the share of generation from fossil fuels leapt from 62% to 353%.
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Global growth of probably 3.1 percent in 2016 was the slowest rate since the aftermath of the 2008 meltdown.
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The UK corporate communications firm is in meltdown following its work on a highly divisive campaign in South Africa.
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Civil wars, terrorist attacks and a financial meltdown have put pressure on the quality of life around the world.
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"We couldn't score, and that really allowed them to get into transition," DeRozan said of Toronto's second-half meltdown.
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At the end of April, Mongeau uploaded a selfie video to her Snapchat that sent fans into a meltdown.
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A summer meltdown at New York's LaGuardia Airport has travelers walking on the highway to get to their flights
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And in Japan's Fukushima prefecture, where no one has lived since 2011's nuclear meltdown, wild boars have flourished.
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Pelosi, however, argued during a press conference on Thursday that the situation was descending into a "meltdown" among Republicans.
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"His initial response to the subprime mortgage meltdown was similar to his initial response to Hurricane Katrina," Smith writes.
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The MSCI decision comes a year after China's stock markets went into near-meltdown after a speculative rally burst.
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Usually associated with a financial meltdown, contagion refers to the spread of market disturbances from one region to others.
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To Wall Street friends, he seemed like Howard Beale, the anchorman in "Network" who had a meltdown on-air.
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The company crumbled during the dot-com meltdown, but many of his other investments have led to huge success.
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There is no indication that the global financial markets are anywhere near a meltdown as we saw in 2008.
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Shortly afterwards, the actor was fired from the show after a public meltdown that included insulting creator Chuck Lorre.
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I'm quite certain that Trump stands a very good chance at getting re-elected despite this most recent meltdown.
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He almost finished ahead of Mr. Trump in Iowa, and then crashed in New Hampshire after a debate meltdown.
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Conversely, Bannon's fans among the alt-right, especially staffers at his former publication Breitbart, are having a public meltdown.
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He is going to either put up huge numbers or have an epic meltdown that could get him suspended.
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"If that happens, as much as the left is crazy now, they will go full armageddon meltdown," he continued.
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The previous sale took place just before the 2008 financial meltdown led to a plunge in real estate prices.
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In 2019, a far larger country stands on the brink of potential meltdown, and the global response is ... muted.
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Between an economic meltdown and accepting eye-watering fatality rates from the virus, there may be a third way.
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" There were some who criticized Williams for the way she reacted, going as far as calling it a "meltdown.
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Here we are again my millennial brothers and sisters, in the midst of yet another boomer-led economic meltdown.
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Supporters saw the city's subway meltdown and daily traffic problems as giving new urgency and momentum to the issue.
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When Bella was 14, she had a meltdown when she reached a false summit near the top of Kilimanjaro.
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One chapter is titled "Jared's Meltdown," and elsewhere he accuses Kushner of orchestrating a political "hit job" against him.
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Her two years of negotiations on exiting the European Union were a hair's breadth from ending in a meltdown.
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But the 2008 meltdown showed that the road to recovery can be treacherous, with countless potholes along the way.
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This week brought the emergence of Meltdown and Spectre, two of the worst computer security flaws we've ever seen.
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We're still seeing fallout from Meltdown and Spectre, the two big computer chip flaws that were announced last week.
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A New Jersey high school staged a production of the 26 film "Alien," and the internet had a meltdown.
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After the Fukushima meltdown, the Japanese government faced significant pressure to shut down all of the country's nuclear reactors.
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Meltdown and Spectre were identified by a team at Google, with their work augmented by researchers from other organizations.
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The Meltdown flaw affects virtually every Intel microprocessor, which are used in more than 90 percent of computer servers.
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Meltdown is a particular problem for the cloud computing services run by the likes of Amazon, Google and Microsoft.
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To take advantage of Meltdown, hackers could rent space on a cloud service, just like any other business customer.
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The 2008 financial meltdown and the subsequent euro crisis came and went with near total impunity for those responsible.
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Despite the increasing threat that an earthquake or terrorist attack might trigger a meltdown, her family chooses to stay.
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"I read the script and was like, 'Oh [expletive], oh no, ugh,'" Byrne said, re-enacting her mini-meltdown.
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ABC in May suffered the meltdown of "Roseanne," its biggest hit; Shonda Rhimes, ABC's biggest hitmaker, decamped for Netflix.
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When mommy was making your sign and the p— ass bitch president had his 9th meltdown of the day.
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The Black Death is a kind of hold-all catastrophic metaphor: for climate change, political meltdown and moral decay.
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However, Page Six reported that West had a fiery meltdown behind the scenes that we didn't get to see.
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Read more: The meltdown in oil prices could soon see some producers actually paying people to take their oil.
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Consider the response to the partial meltdown of the nuclear plant at Three Mile Island, in Pennsylvania, in 1979.
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A global stock market meltdown entered its sixth day on Thursday as the coronavirus gained footholds around the world.
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The coworking startup plummeted in value and received a $10 billion bailout, after the spectacular meltdown of its IPO.
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The group also has an outsized weighting in Value indices, likely winners of capital rotation in a Tech meltdown.
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You probably won't notice that performance hit once Meltdown is patched, except maybe in backup programs and networking applications.
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Apple said the operating system for its Apple Watch didn't need a fix for Meltdown, or the Spectre vulnerability.
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Before the global financial meltdown, Zuma presided over an ebullient economy and wildly successful soccer World Cup in 2010.
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More than a decade after the 2008 crisis, the big banks that survived the meltdown have only gotten bigger.
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Or will they honor their promises made to the American people and protect us from a future financial meltdown?
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Turkey has avoided the meltdown that seemed possible last summer when the lira plunged precipitously, but safety is remote.
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Turkey has avoided the meltdown that seemed possible last summer when the lira plunged precipitously, but safety is remote.
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The last meltdown of Latin America's No. 3 economy, in 2002, tossed millions of middle-class Argentines into poverty.
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Saddled by high debt and gross mismanagement, ZISCO ceased production in 2008 at the height of Zimbabwe's economic meltdown.
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Shell's potential scale-back comes as Venezuela's oil industry, home to the world's biggest crude reserves, is in meltdown.
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In that job, she was often in the thick of the action during a financial crisis or debt meltdown.
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Intel said Wednesday that performance degradation after security updates for Meltdown "should not be significant" for the average user.
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