From meltdowns to worse meltdowns to even worse meltdowns, Harrison has seen it all.
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A series of explosions and meltdowns occurred at the Fukushima nuclear plant after a massive earthquake unleashed a powerful tsunami that shut the facility's cooling systems and led to meltdowns.
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If that's the kind of split decision we are looking at, look to the Democrats and their allies in the mainstream media to have the mental meltdowns of all mental meltdowns.
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They prevent hangry meltdowns of the toddler and parent variety.
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Three reactors had meltdowns and a fourth had structural damage.
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Trying to tackle it all is a recipe for meltdowns.
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New Yorkers have recently been treated to repeated subway meltdowns.
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Why it's damaging to blame celebrity "meltdowns" on mental illness
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She'd started throwing fiery tantrums and frequently succumbed to emotional meltdowns.
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And that's refreshing — emotions, freak outs, meltdowns, and enthusiasm are refreshing.
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Kyrgios was also prone to inexplicable meltdowns and moments of rebellion.
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His gaffes are almost inconsequential when compared to Trump's Twitter meltdowns.
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But there are many ways that local meltdowns can go global.
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The experience has inspired its share of meltdowns and Reddit threads.
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All three reactors experienced core meltdowns following the 2011 earthquake and tsunami.
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"A gifted child might be prone to complete social meltdowns," says Anguera.
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" He continued, "We have great joy, great tears, meltdowns, arguments, great laughter.
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Taylor Swift's various meltdowns watching Rihanna and Calvin Harris are notably absent.
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Not every pop star suffers such meltdowns, but the scrutiny is persistent.
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That disaster led to reactor meltdowns at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant.
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Grantham is known for predicting the market meltdowns of 2000 and 2007.
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He had conspicuous sideline meltdowns at frustrating moments against Indiana and Maryland.
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Too many activities can make children anxious and edgy, leading to meltdowns.
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There were near constant meltdowns and several train derailments raised safety concerns.
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The trumpets of doom warned of financial meltdowns, civil wars and nuclear Armageddon.
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You can make a similar distinction when discussing legal circuses and celebrity meltdowns.
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Mr Cruz has been crucified in the media for both public-relations meltdowns.
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Reactors 22, 20213, and 22021 overheated, resulting in meltdowns and hydrogen-air explosions.
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Hydrogen gas explosions and nuclear meltdowns released lethal levels of radiation in 2011.
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Two back-to-back meltdowns for India's batting on home turf defy logic.
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In public, his meltdowns drew unwanted attention on playgrounds and in grocery stores.
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Meanwhile, down the hall, two female residents with dementia are having screaming meltdowns.
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And halfway through 2017 there have already been too many cybersecurity meltdowns to count.
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The first six months of 2017 have seen an inordinate number of cybersecurity meltdowns.
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That one complaint has led to the motherload of all meltdowns by Team Trump.
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Meltdowns happen, and your bond could potentially get stronger from working through the pain.
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Each crisis is unique, but meltdowns occur regularly enough that they exhibit certain patterns.
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With that said, parents should prepare for meltdowns (plural) in the form of bribes.
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Mann's 9-year-old daughter, Lulu, about Jasper, who is prone to public meltdowns.
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Argentina has a history of economic meltdowns that haunts the public and scares investors.
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Argentina has a history of economic meltdowns that haunts the public and scares investors.
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Sure, voting machines can always use improvements, and meltdowns have happened (see Florida, 2000).
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Maybe our creatives are too busy having utter meltdowns to produce anything new and great.
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On Sunday, he experienced one of the most anguishing playoff meltdowns by a quarterback ever.
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"I was dealing with crisis and emotional meltdowns from the start," he told BuzzFeed News.
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Internal rifts, onstage meltdowns, and breakup rumors have become part of the Beach Slang lore.
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These fires, meltdowns and injuries were surely products of both bad design and user abuse.
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The Fukushima plant suffered nuclear meltdowns after it was damaged in an earthquake and tsunami.
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" She did so while defending her "little meltdowns" on the air because "they're always right.
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After that, Mars will be retrograde for 10 weeks, which could create some communication meltdowns.
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The lost coolant led to meltdowns and explosions at the plant, releasing dangerous radioactive material.
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IT meltdowns caused severe disruption worldwide in 2017 and at three London airports in August.
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You get alliances, you get meltdowns, you get negotiations, you get compromises, you get betrayals.
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More than 160,000 people were forced from their homes after the meltdowns at the plant.
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It prices risk by scraping information from social media and analysing the impact of past meltdowns.
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Instead, it's likely that they'll just create more fuel for epic draft meltdowns by their fanbase.
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The issues that trigger huge meltdowns and massive fights only make sense some of the time.
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"I have seen students in pain, going through meltdowns, coming close to giving up," Tyagi said.
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And my meltdowns were so extreme that I would hold my breath until I passed out.
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When those didn't pan out, the group that preaches "tolerance" and "peace" resorted to violent meltdowns.
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Barring meltdowns, the Celtics (2260-235) and the Grizzlies (10-229) are bound for the playoffs.
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Young kids may have more temper tantrums or meltdowns, they may become a little more clingy.
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Kim Kardashian made an early morning getaway immediately on the heels of her husband's live meltdowns.
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We all know of athletes who have had emotional meltdowns or choked in a big game.
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It has fulfilled countless sugary dreams for Australian kids and undoubtedly contributed to kitchen meltdowns nationwide.
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Blessed with the arsenal of an ace, Pineda has been consistently undone by head-scratching meltdowns.
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Nuclear meltdowns tend to be called 'accidents,' but Higginbotham shows the Chernobyl tragedy was anything but.
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Another thing that can cause summer meltdowns: goggles that fog up, pinch hair or don't fit.
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She even got in some solid burns amid Trump's meltdowns: COOPER: Please allow her to respond.
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Image: AP/Koji SasaharaThe Fukushima plant suffered triple meltdowns in 2011 following a devastating earthquake and tsunami.
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Both shot a 22016-under-25 and won after their opponents had shocking meltdowns on the green.
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And despite the weekly meltdowns, I know deep down that I won't fall flat on my face.
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Meltdowns can get especially tricky when we perceive that everyone knows we are in an anxiety spiral.
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One of Krisha's meltdowns restages the filmmaker's experience witnessing Nica's son Israel react to his mother's behavior.
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The government may need to be prepared to repay users for the security meltdowns backdoors would cause.
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She's in her room, banging The Cure and Sinead O'Connor and having meltdowns in her room, crying.
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Venezuela's 30 million people are enduring one of the worst economic meltdowns in recent Latin American history.
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Over the years, there have been sporadic reports of smartphone meltdowns with phones from Samsung and Apple.
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Chad Green, David Robertson, Tommy Kahnle and Aroldis Chapman all had meltdowns that led to Yankee losses.
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That idea carries through in the on-set meltdowns that stack up during the production of The Room.
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Natural disasters, ballistic political movements, Twitter meltdowns, sexual assault allegations, mass shootings, — it's not worth reminiscing too much.
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Remember Debi, the mom who said her son sometimes has meltdowns when he can't get what he wants?
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The capper is the lineup of toupees on his desk, forming a silent audience for their concurrent meltdowns.
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Lauren Nordberg is used to her son, Elliot, a 6-year-old boy with Autism, having frequent meltdowns.
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The Mets have won three straight games after an ugly 3-11 stretch that included several bullpen meltdowns.
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We might have been spared his Twitter meltdowns over separate criticisms by senators Richard Blumenthal and Mitch McConnell.
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The disaster set off three nuclear meltdowns and three hydrogen explosions at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant.
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Identity crises, method-acting meltdowns, and the ever-wavering ego, are all symptoms of a regrettably attractive industry.
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But the meltdowns that ooze out of these clashes don't happen in front of a crowd of strangers.
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My mother could be having meltdowns like some of the women in her unit, or staring into space.
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FRANKFURT — Europe over the past decade has endured government bond meltdowns, bank failures, right-wing populists and Brexit.
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In 2020, they are still a swirling mess of toxic friendships, drunken meltdowns, and very problematic personal politics.
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To try to prevent family meltdowns, Karn has hosted intergenerational meetings where parents lay out their final wishes.
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We can so easily relate to one another, battling toddler meltdowns and long waits at the pediatrician's office.
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The other muppets try to comfort her, knowing that the noise bothers her, which helps to normalize meltdowns.
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Financial meltdowns have a history of spreading and bringing down the entire economy, causing widespread unemployment and misery.
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The earthquake and tsunami that hammered Fukushima on March 11, 2011 triggered meltdowns in three of its six reactors.
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Yet they are just as confident that China won't allow the kind of capitulation seen in past market meltdowns.
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But I just -- the thing that I hate is -- are the websites that post videos of confrontations and meltdowns.
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In fact, Twitter users seemed to have complete meltdowns about how much they disliked the candy corn pizza creations.
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Security meltdowns on your smartphone are often self-inflicted: You clicked the wrong link, or installed the wrong app.
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Rachel, Quinn, and their various underlings are ruthless in the pursuit of drunken fights, teary confessionals, and total meltdowns.
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I've had meltdowns when thinking about the money I was wasting when I've over ordered at fast food restaurants.
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The EPA sets such regulations in case of nuclear meltdowns or other events that expose the public to radiation.
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Between the meltdowns and demanding money, I feel like I've been on one long phone call with a telemarketer.
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Indeed, political populism has often followed economic meltdowns like the one America has endured over the past eight years.
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To allay public fears of meltdowns, the industry developed new "Generation III reactors" that featured intricate new safety systems.
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"The Big One" (season 93, episode 16) Of all the show's Paris meltdowns, this just might be the best.
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The $800 billion shadow-lending industry is staffing up with recession pros who can sort out messy credit meltdowns
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The Japanese government and the electric utility that operated the plant were found negligent in not preventing the meltdowns.
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It's no wonder that Facebook posts end up being fully unhinged rants, diatribes, soapboxes, pleas, meltdowns and valedictorian speeches.
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We don't need to look further than the complete meltdowns of climate deniers to know she struck a nerve.
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The Cubs' bullpen has absorbed each of the last four losses, including two late meltdowns by Kimbrel (25-5).
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Argentina and Turkey have been at the forefront of the emerging-markets meltdown as they grapple with economic meltdowns.
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The twin meltdowns have consumed Brazil, and the Olympics have all but disappeared from the front pages and TV news.
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There were also reported tearful meltdowns and those unexpected moments when an insecure Monroe would hide in her dressing room.
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Radiation from the meltdowns forced 160,19863 people from their homes, many never to return, and destroyed businesses, fisheries and agriculture.
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A magnitude 9 quake in March 2011 north of Tokyo touched off a massive tsunami and nuclear meltdowns at Fukushima.
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While these strategies work fine for the short-term, nuclear reactors are vulnerable to terror attacks, meltdowns, and natural disasters.
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The great financial crisis in 220, like most previous economic meltdowns, was triggered by a private sector debt bubble bursting.
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The students, the parents wrote, were having nightmares and meltdowns; some were vomiting at the prospect of going to school.
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The plant suffered multiple reactor meltdowns after an earthquake on the northeast coast caused a tsunami that swamped the site.
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First, the meltdowns at Three Mile Island in 1979 and Fukushima in 2011 have turned public opinion sharply against nuclear.
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Ms. Allard, managing editor of Seattle parenting magazine ParentMap, said one of her children has autism and has frequent meltdowns.
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Subway meltdowns have become all too frequent, with the number of delays skyrocketing as pieces of antiquated equipment fail regularly.
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These days we get our celebrity meltdowns in unvarnished drip-drip form, one TMZ or Instagram post at a time.
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This approach to nuclear energy reduces proliferation risk, produces minimal amounts of short-lived toxic waste, and resists nuclear meltdowns.
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There are long YouTube video compilations of her meltdowns, sometimes with added filters that make her look deranged and desperate.
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Then ensuing meltdowns forced the evacuation of hundreds of thousands of residents, while contaminating a large swath of Fukushima prefecture.
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On a silver platter, the network will serve up a menu of more reality show meltdowns than you can handle.
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Respectful differences are accommodated; toxic meltdowns, like the ones glimpsed in certain sectors of the "Star Wars" fandom, are not.
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" While the two remain good friends, Heard shared a bit of insight at the Tesla CEO's meltdowns, saying, "He's not boring.
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Three reactors at Fukushima had meltdowns in the 2011 disaster, which also knocked out power and cooling at the nuclear station.
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The review would derail Kashiwazaki-Kariwa owner Tokyo Electric Power Co's (Tepco) recovery plans in the wake of the Fukushima meltdowns.
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United Airlines suffered a series of massive IT meltdowns after combining its technology systems with those of merger partner Continental Airlines.
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He also has visited the closed Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant in Japan, which suffered multiple meltdowns in 2011 following a tsunami.
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It is for this reason that supporters' YouTube channels broadcasting post-match interviews and meltdowns have become such strangely compelling viewing.
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After the Unicorn Frappuccino caused some meltdowns among baristas, I had to put out feelers on this new limited-edition beverage.
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Every moment of fatherhood – the toddler meltdowns, innumerable sports practices, and occasional teenage defiance – has felt like a blessing beyond imagination.
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" — JAMES CORDEN "Well, Nikki Haley, you can tell your boss, some of us love politics without the Twitter meltdowns thrown in.
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My kids sometimes have meltdowns from the noise of jets passing overhead en route to the naval base near their preschool.
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About 160,000 people fled their homes after the meltdowns caused explosions that dumped radioactive materials across a swath of Fukushima prefecture.
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He doesn't have Iman Shumpert-esque emotional meltdowns, and he is sufficiently over himself not to indulge in a heat-check.
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On the Border: During its National Margarita Day event, On the Border is offering $4 1800 Gran 'Ritas and 99 cent Meltdowns.
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Of course, this entire program is aimed at preventing Kickstarter meltdowns in which backers never receive a product after fronting some cash.
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Somehow, people like Stinchfield who claim to be all about free speech have complete meltdowns the moment anyone criticizes Second Amendment rhetoric.
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And while high-profile global meltdowns like 2017's NotPetya strain garner the most attention, localized attacks have devastating consequences as well.
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So no more fitting-room meltdowns or settling for poorly fit jeans — and definitely no more not loving the jeans you're in.
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If current trends continue, scientists have predicted that the surface of Greenland's ice sheet might have annual meltdowns as soon as 2100.
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The firm's research was meant to point out that some security meltdowns stem from code written by phone companies to modify Android.
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Several times on the campaign trail, Newt had convinced himself he'd discovered a way to predict Trump's meltdowns and stage preemptory interventions.
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He divides his time between his family – he has 21970 grandchildren and great-grandchildren – and helping U.S. companies avert crippling computer meltdowns.
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He divides his time between his family – he has 21 grandchildren and great-grandchildren – and helping U.S. companies avert crippling computer meltdowns.
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In March of 22, the Fukushima nuclear reactor in Japan experienced one of the largest meltdowns in history following a major earthquake.
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Last night, on Desus & Mero, the Kid Mero and Desus Nice talked about the Today show interview and Trump's social media meltdowns.
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Being unkind under the guise of "telling it like it is" could cause some major meltdowns in the second half of April.
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Here it comes, that time of year when your social media feeds are bound to be filled with MRMs (Mercury Retrograde Meltdowns).
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Her "Crying Women" series, for instance, depicts subjects you would not see in magazine advertisements: They're having minor (or perhaps major) meltdowns.
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"The Third Lorelai" (season 763, episode 753) It's always great to watch Emily's slow, panic-induced meltdowns over Trix, Richard's disapproving mother.
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There were lackluster meltdowns in the heat of Ukraine and Brazil, and the pressure-cooker of the 245 European Championship in France.
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And the $800 billion shadow-lending industry is staffing up with recession pros who can sort out messy credit meltdowns, Alex reported.
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Eight years ago, a magnitude 9.00 earthquake triggered a tsunami, which led to three reactor core meltdowns at the nuclear power station.
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Those businesses became less profitable after the financial crisis because regulators, eager to prevent further meltdowns, restricted banks' use of borrowed money.
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In 2013, the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) had calculated the costs of the Fukushima meltdowns at 11 trillion yen.
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Humans still can't locate the hundreds of tons of fuel inside the nuclear reactors that suffered meltdowns in 2011—but maybe robots can.
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Its designs are cheap, and Rosatom enjoys the backing of the state, which helps it absorb hard-to-insure risks like nuclear meltdowns.
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With the sun in emo Cancer clashing with impulsive Uranus in Aries, there will be moody meltdowns and diva-like demands flying everywhere.
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Created in response to the Fukushima meltdowns, this work strives to express mujō (無常), which is often translated as impermanence in English.
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Airlines need to invest in new systems to prevent meltdowns and should make sure to properly reimburse travelers when those breakdowns happen, Sen.
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I don't want to ruin anyone's moment if they had a moment at one of those shows but we had some serious meltdowns.
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Haley and Emily Ferguson, aka The Twins, each had meltdowns when they discovered that no one wanted to go on dates with them.
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They all offer different speeds, which is crucial for watching those meltdowns in HD. And lastly, you'll need to factor in your route.
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When Mercury corrects course on Sunday, the smoke starts to clear on communication and money meltdowns that have been happening since April 28.
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Fans of racist online meltdowns will recall fondly her use of the term "curry scented bitch" to describe the ex-One Direction member.
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Yet, despite advances in nuclear technology since notorious meltdowns of the past, others are still concerned about the risks associated with nuclear power.
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So for families that feel as if they are sinking amid academic struggles and behavioral meltdowns, they may seem like a life raft.
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There have been a few notable meltdowns in this season of The Morning Show, but episode 7 is basically one long therapy session.
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But it plays directly into one of his biggest vulnerabilities, the questions of character that are exacerbated by the constant White House meltdowns.
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Whatever demons he may be trying to exorcise with his oddball art projects and real-world meltdowns, he channels them here to great effect.
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New York (CNN Business)Something happened in the bond market last week that has occurred before five of the past six major market meltdowns.
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But just a few years ago during her darkest days, the Disney Channel alum's addictions led to meltdowns that got the best of her.
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But it's also responsible for some of the most serious radiation accidents in history aside from the nuclear reactor meltdowns at Chernobyl and Fukushima.
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The reactor was one of three reactors at Fukushima that suffered meltdowns after a 2011 earthquake and tsunami shut down the plant's cooling systems.
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It's a few meltdowns and running to the bathroom to have a mini-episode, but it is worth everything because you will get through.
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In a new tell-all campaign memoir, two former Trump aides chronicle the businessman's rocky road to the presidency — ice cream meltdowns and all.
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Mars, which rules communication, and Mercury, which basically rules passion, are both in retrograde, which creates the perfect conditions for major meltdowns like this.
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Behavioral meltdowns happen, especially for autistic children, but educators can de-escalate tough situations and use their knowledge to avoid escalation in the future.
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After a season full of laughs, drama, emotional meltdowns, and unforgettable rhymes, viewers immediately fell in love with Rae and her character, Issa Dee.
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And that's not taking into account the market meltdowns in emerging countries, which are more commonplace anyway, like those in Russia, Turkey and Argentina.
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The Chinese government so far has stepped in to stop big meltdowns of wealth management products, to avert ripple effects and forestall investor anger.
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I've had so many meltdowns because hair and makeup people don't know how to do makeup in a flattering way on a trans girl.
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Meltdowns at three of the Fukushima Daiichi plant's six reactors spewed radiation into the air, soil and ocean, forcing over 100,000 residents to flee.
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The first instance straddled the start of a brief recession, the second a global financial shock from emerging-markets meltdowns and hedge-fund implosions.
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The Mayak spill in 1957 is often compared in its severity with the two worst power plant meltdowns, at Chernobyl and at Fukushima, Japan.
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A fair point since two of the three major meltdowns of the century occurred less than 10 years apart, 2000-20003 and 2008-2009.
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Triggered by everything from ruined birthdays to illicit affairs involving her ex-boyfriend Jax Taylor, Schroeder's meltdowns put everyone in the line of fire.
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The long-haul flight (five hours or more) offers up a special brand of hell, a smorgasbord of meltdowns, impromptu maladies and indiscriminate peevishness.
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Still, the women wanted me to understand their children's promise: Sure, he'd had behavioral meltdowns, but he was also reading ahead of grade level.
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Catch this episode if you love great interviews and inside scoops, but maybe skip if you watch Hot Ones for the spice-induced meltdowns.
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THERE HAVE BEEN ENOUGH OF THESE EPISODE OF MINI MELTDOWNS THAT THE REGULATORS CAN SEE THAT THE TECHNOLOGY IS GETTING AHEAD OF THE MARKETPLACE.
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These meltdowns based on triggered emotions, 22019% of the facts & ignoring the other 97% of the story is a permanent stain on US history.
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The three-minute piece tells a story of meltdowns provoked by the heat and is told through unique characters who are, quite literally, melting.
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The twin meltdowns in politics and the economy have consumed Brazil, and the Olympics have all but disappeared from the front pages and TV news.
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But their mishaps and meltdowns were also notably set in surroundings that were unfamiliar to fans of Friends, Will & Grace or Sex and the City.
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That first month will deliver tragedy and self-indulgence on a cinematic scale, and you'll feel entitled to whatever meltdowns you get a taste for.
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" Amid Scott Disick's threat-filled meltdowns and an investigation into Planned Parenthood, Kourtney informs Kim that Stephanie confided in her she "feels unfulfilled job-wise.
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A series of break-ups and meltdowns ensue, allowing Miller to highlight the cast's super-powers: Gerwig's winning naiveté; Hawke's daydreaming aloofness; Moore's sturdy timing.
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A series of break-ups and meltdowns ensue, allowing Miller to highlight the cast's super-powers: Gerwig's winning naiveté; Hawke's daydreaming aloofness; Moore's sturdy timing.
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That said, Ty's bizarre optimism in the wake of Arsenal meltdowns is, in fact, perfectly understandable, and insightful to the psychology of the extreme tribalist.
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Meltdowns sometimes start as a trickle, as with Sergio García's slow surrender after three early birdies in the final round of the 2007 British Open.
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Tom Brady's epic meltdowns aren't just limited to the football field ... 'cause dude even snaps on the links -- in rounds of golf with his folks!!
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Nobel Prize winners, academics and economists are interviewed, and while they mention numerous reasons for these meltdowns, hubris is often cited as the chief culprit.
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This expenditure, however, is a win in my book as moms sometimes have to do what they have to do to keep meltdowns from happening.
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This was an era of global oil shocks and nuclear meltdowns, and Greg was of the fervent belief that the monorail might save us all.
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Ms. Masuike has been making twice-yearly visits to document residents' struggles since the disaster, which killed almost 16,000 people and caused nuclear plant meltdowns.
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The nuclear meltdowns in Fukushima, Japan, in 2011 compounded Toshiba's problems by crippling the atomic power industry in Japan, contributing to delays and downsizing elsewhere.
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This one recalled many of the games from the last year's seven-game A.L.C.S. — rife with swings of momentum, tense at-bats and bullpen meltdowns.
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From a show-stopping rendition of "The Trolley Song" to countless behind-the-scenes meltdowns, the film is a meticulous recreation of Garland's final months.
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I&aposll be traveling with her a lot this coming holiday season and I&aposm really stressed about meltdowns on airplanes or in public places.
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Why it matters: As the record of startup meltdowns in recent years (Uber, Theranos, et al.) has shown, the need for such training is huge.
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In all that time, no one had been able to locate the hundreds of tons of fuel inside the three reactors that had suffered core meltdowns.
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It also took out the backup emergency generators that cooled the reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant complex, causing a series of catastrophic meltdowns.
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They criticized the treatment their children received and said they're not certain the government is right in saying the cancer and the nuclear meltdowns are unrelated.
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Introducing a periodic single-price auction (SPA) trading mechanism in place of the continuous system we have today would reduce the risks of future market meltdowns.
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The Pumpkin Spice Latte is coming and, although the Unicorn Frappuccino caused its share of meltdowns among baristas, it was mercifully available for only four days.
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Should this be confirmed, it would mark the first time that tainted debris has been found in any of the three reactors that suffered core meltdowns.
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A list of the world's worst performers in terms of real GDP per person since 2008 contains places suffering geopolitical meltdowns—plus the euro-area periphery.
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The show follows the travails and tribulations of four Parisian film agents trying to save their company from ruin all while dealing with constant actor meltdowns.
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All of the restarted units have a different design from those at Fukushima, using a technology that some experts say make them less susceptible to meltdowns.
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If that sounds like your idea of hell on Earth, you can always watch your own feed for all your friends' jokes, hot takes, and meltdowns.
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Between demands for worship from the elite fashion world and epic Twitter meltdowns, he forgot his Chicago roots -- and his wife, Kim Kardashian, isn't to blame.
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We knew that if the floodgates were opened in the wrong way, we could see anything from server meltdowns to the collapse of the EVE economy.
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She says healthy self-serve snack options teach her kids independence, prevent meltdowns and arguments over what they want to eat, and make her life easier.
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The self-aggrandizing mission statements, the anxiety meltdowns as the show nears, the abstruse declarations about the purpose of performance art—Blanchett mimics all of these.
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The whole renewal process is a bit of a hassle, but planning ahead will save you lots of future headaches (and emotional meltdowns) at the airport.
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When Carter was diagnosed with autism and sensory processing disorder, Michelle and Brandon were told that keeping him in a regular routine would help avoid meltdowns.
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"Well, Nikki Haley, you can tell your boss some of us love politics without the Twitter meltdowns thrown in," Corden said to applause from the audience.
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As long as she keeps covering up her insecurities with bluster, fantastic lies and some of television's funniest meltdowns, "Chewing Gum" will be worth a binge.
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Republicans say that even with the distractions, the worries, and the briefings and the mini-meltdowns, Congress will eventually find its footing under their party's leadership.
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Read the full story here: 'People are freaking out': 6 wealth managers told us how they're handling client meltdowns as the markets tankReal estate and retail
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In most of the world, rumor-fueled meltdowns are taken as a fact of life, a product of Facebook's propensity for stirring up people's worst impulses.
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The 22011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami killed an estimated 290,22011 people across Japan and caused meltdowns and radiation leaks at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant.
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There were dancer dramas, on-set meltdowns, and a kickass monster truck—all the stuff you expect from a big budget affair such as this one.
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We're just grateful that our worst emo meltdowns have not been caught on video — but will look to Puth's grace and remorse in case it ever does.
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He went through a few meltdowns—including serious allegations of domestic violence—and eventually chalked up his failures in Cleveland to his relationship with alcohol and depression.
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Trump's foes, both Democrats and Republicans, often suffer "Trump Meltdowns," syndromes where they spew negative insults and baseless judgments to the media for long periods of time.
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Tokyo (CNN)Cleaning up Japan's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, which suffered catastrophic meltdowns after an earthquake and tsunami hit in 7503, may take up to 40 years.
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Capricorns should avoid overindulgence of cannabis to the point of paranoia, since no one has meltdowns as epic as these Earth signs when pushed past their limit.
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Coming on top of the economic meltdowns in Argentina and Turkey, a full-blown Brazilian currency crisis could pose a real challenge to the global economic outlook.
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On March 11, 2011, the Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami resulted in three nuclear meltdowns and multiple hydrogen explosions at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant in Japan.
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He reveals certain details of his life — he thinks he has undiagnosed attention deficit disorder; he has meltdowns when he's under stress — but doesn't fully explicate them.
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After several such meltdowns, the judge informed Ms. Sorokin that if she could not make do, she could wear the clothing provided by the Department of Correction.
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There's a reason for that: Alarmed by the prospect of nuclear meltdowns and the potential damage to ecosystems and human health, voters remain decidedly against nuclear reactors.
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Kyle Cleveland, a sociology professor at Temple University's Tokyo campus who has studied Japan's response to another crisis, the Fukushima nuclear meltdowns, said he saw troubling similarities.
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Among them were Aurelius Capital Management, which has pursued aggressive litigation strategies in other debt meltdowns, most famously in Argentina, where the lawsuits took years to resolve.
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The Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami on March 11, 2011, resulted in three nuclear meltdowns and multiple hydrogen explosions at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant in Japan.
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Some places, especially nuclear power plants, are having to dial back or shutdown completely in order to avoid meltdowns because the demand for electricity is so high.
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Emerging-market stocks briefly fell into bear-market territory on Thursday amid tighter U.S. monetary policy, worries about global trade and economic meltdowns in Argentina and Turkey.
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Five years ago, one of the worst earthquakes in history triggered a 10-metre high tsunami that crashed into the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power station causing multiple meltdowns.
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To listen to the doomsayers, this could lead not just to labour shortages but to economic stagnation, asset-market meltdowns, huge fiscal strains and a dearth of innovation.
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Just 9 rich tech companies have come to dominate the development of AI. In the process they have made monumental errors, leading to privacy meltdowns and biased algorithms.
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As feelings and relationships are tested, the single men and women will often find themselves in uncomfortable love triangles, trying situations, emotional meltdowns, and steamy on-air hookups.
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Dozens of nuclear startups are popping up around the country, aiming to solve the well-known problems with nuclear power — radioactive waste, meltdowns, weapons proliferation, and high costs.
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Five years ago, one of the worst earthquakes in history triggered a 403-meter high tsunami that crashed into the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power station causing multiple meltdowns.
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The tsunami crippled the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear plant, where meltdowns in three reactors spewed radiation over a wide area of the countryside, contaminating water, food and air.
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A Trump supporter who was refused service at a vape shop captured what might be one of the craziest meltdowns we've ever seen ... yeah, this is just nuts.
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Most of us have been thrown into misunderstandings and disagreements and have lived the reality of how quickly a text message that says "k" can lead to meltdowns.
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A magnitude 9 quake in March 2011 north of Tokyo touched off a massive tsunami and nuclear meltdowns at Fukushima, contaminating water, food and air for miles around.
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Other nuclear disasters, like Chernobyl in 1986 and Fukushima in 2011, are considered full meltdowns because the overheating caused the containment structures housing the reactors to split open.
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It's another piece of bad news for a company that was already struggling to recover from last fall's catastrophic meltdowns of batteries in its Galaxy Note 43 phones.
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A magnitude 9.0 earthquake hit northeast Japan on March 11, 2011, triggering a tsunami that killed nearly 19903,000 people and caused meltdowns at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant.
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Hand to God, I have witnessed full-on, "SHE NEEDS HER BUSY BEE"-level meltdowns over something as seemingly chill as a foldable conference table laden with gourds.
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Yet for many parents, taking the temper tantrums and meltdowns in stride presents a challenge — especially if we have unrealistic expectations of what childhood is really all about.
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The world took a significant step toward averting future financial meltdowns Thursday, just as the United States under President Trump begins relaxing constraints on risky behavior by banks.
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Uber also claims that it provides transportation alternatives to riders outside Manhattan who are ill-served by public transit or have grown tired of the constant subway meltdowns.
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The deal is a lifeline for the Japanese nuclear power industry, which has been foundering since meltdowns at the Fukushima Daiichi power plant in northeastern Japan in 2011.
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Heavy lies the crown, and the world number one ranking appeared to weigh on Kerber as she battled nerves and meltdowns in her opening matches at Melbourne Park.
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New York City's subway system, overcrowded and prone to meltdowns as it may be, is the workhorse of American subways, carrying more than 5.6 million riders a day.
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A Tokyo Electric employee held up a large Geiger counter to monitor radiation levels as we bumped along the roads winding around the reactors where the meltdowns occurred.
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The Fukushima plant, located 220 km (130 miles) northeast of Tokyo, was rocked by a magnitude 9.0 earthquake and subsequent tsunami in March 2011, sparking three reactor meltdowns.
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The column gives me a way to try to help address parenting challenges ranging from managing emotional meltdowns to talking with teenagers about drugs, drinking, vaping and sex.
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In the world's worst nuclear crisis since Chernobyl in 1986, three reactors at Tepco's Fukushima plant had meltdowns after an earthquake and tsunami struck northeastern Japan in March 2011.
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During an interview with Vogue Australia for their December issue, Margot Robbie revealed that even though her newfound fame has caused her to have meltdowns, she has no regrets.
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But, you know, Gary B., I&aposm wondering, all these years I have known you and talked to you, you know, you have talked about meltdowns and melt-ups.
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The Democratic Party, it's safe to say, has had a rough week, between the tech meltdowns in Iowa, impeachment failures in DC, and probably something else I've already forgotten.
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Photo: GettyAs the popular polls tighten between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, it's been noticeable that the orange one hasn't had one of his regularly scheduled Twitter meltdowns recently.
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In the last year alone, we saw the fallout of Scott's attempt to covertly bring a mystery woman on family vacation or the chaos of his many signature meltdowns.
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In the year starting April 2010, which ended with the meltdowns at its Fukushima Daiichi station, Tepco sold 235 billion yen of bonds, slightly less than a year earlier.
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Nations come together to pursue win-win outcomes in the face of all kinds of problems, from financial meltdowns, climate change, and weapons proliferation to overfishing of the seas.
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Lace dismissed herself from Ben's season after a series of embarrassing drunk meltdowns, and explained that she needed some time to work on herself and her issues with drinking.
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But it also meant promises delivered for voters who prescribed his electric shock therapy and who relish the sight of political, legal and media establishments in Trump-induced meltdowns.
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Then there are the national and international crises -- mass shootings, economic meltdowns, terror attacks, natural disasters and geopolitical confrontations -- that test every White House and shape each year's politics.
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Ms. Masuike has been making twice-yearly visits to document residents' struggles to rebuild their lives since the disaster, which killed almost 16,000 people and caused nuclear plant meltdowns.
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Picking a moment from season six was one of the harder things we've had to do, thanks to a sharp-as-acrylic-nails cast and some truly choice meltdowns.
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Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat and a source of speculation about a possible run for president in 2020, had received criticism for remaining mostly silent over the city's subway meltdowns.
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Watching a season of The Magicians is like watching a series of barely controlled yet wholly sympathetic nuclear meltdowns that might end the world but are also incredibly moving.
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It will take more time and research to get a clearer understanding of the long-term impact of these two catastrophic meltdowns on the wildlife within their blast radius.
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Playing classical serve and volley tennis, Lopez exerted pressure on Kyrgios in the second set but there was no hint of the meltdowns that have occurred in the past.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Some firms using computers to trade at ultra-fast speeds are not applying safeguards required to avert market meltdowns, Britain's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said on Monday.
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Still, the memory of Japan's nuclear disaster at Fukushima in 2011 — where a tsunami struck and flooded a nuclear plant and led to three reactor meltdowns — is still fresh.
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Up next, Victor Davis Hanson will be here to opine on the left&aposs meltdown, speaking of meltdowns, over Trump&aposs comments at NATO and of course the Putin summit.
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What Saracho didn't appear to measure was that the fate of Spain's sixth-biggest bank would be sealed in hours, not days or months as in previous European banking meltdowns.
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This became clear after events in 2011 at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in Japan, which suffered a series of meltdowns after its safety systems failed following a tsunami.
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The combination of MREL and "death" or resolution plans setting out how a bank can be wound up without causing financial system meltdowns, are a multi-year project, she said.
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Worse, perhaps, the earthquake and tsunami triggered an emergency at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, disabling the power supply and cooling systems of three reactors, resulting in meltdowns and explosions.
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Located 50 kilometers (31 miles) from the Fukushima Daiichi Plant, Iitate's farmlands and mountains were contaminated when reactor meltdowns and explosions spewed radiation across a wide swath of the village.
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So you've seen these big jumps in use of the SOS feature since the 2016 election in the US. Is this a sign that people are having meltdowns about politics?
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If you can find a way to do nuclear power that doesn't have the downsides, the risky, runaway meltdowns, or things like that, it's a real win for the planet.
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No one wants to think about all the hurdles to come—walking, talking, toddler meltdowns, teenage sex—while she's trying to clear the one that's right in front of her.
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The 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics will come nine years after a massive earthquake struck northeastern Japan and unleashed a tsunami that triggered meltdowns at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant.
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In addition, investor sentiment as measured by the AAII bull-bear indicator has deteriorated to levels seen during the 2008 financial crisis and the market meltdowns in 2015 and 2018.
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But beyond the all the tears, the meltdowns and a lot of sad stories -- some sob stories -- it&aposs critical for Republicans not to cave to the Democrats on immigration.
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There have been bullpen meltdowns, iffy starting pitching, offensive lulls, shaky defense — and that was before Brett Gardner was thrown out after rounding first for the final out on Saturday.
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In any other circumstance, we might likely write this off as the trite protestations of a man trapped in a toddler's temperament, full of meltdowns, magical thinking and make believe.
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And, because CIOs are spending 9/10th of their budgets on post-deployment (endpoint, firewalls, etc.), it is no surprise we see Equifax-sized meltdowns in the world pretty regularly now.
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Read more: After talking to teens about anger management, Bill Gates admits that some of his Microsoft meltdowns were over the topPockets of Microsoft's early culture still exists, some employees say.
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Either the natural disasters themselves, or the explosive meltdowns of three of the plant's six reactors that followed, are believed to have cracked the buildings' basements, allowing groundwater to pour in.
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Op-Ed Contributor OXFORD, England — In the five years since the earthquake, tsunami and nuclear meltdowns that devastated Fukushima Prefecture, the Japanese government has undertaken mammoth efforts to decontaminate irradiated communities.
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The NYPD—who are no strangers to witnessing meltdowns at the city's tourist hotspot—are still looking for the short-tempered costumed pilot and the man dressed as a Native American.
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A series of meltdowns and accidents on New York City's subway last summer led to a startling admission: The system was in crisis and in desperate need of immediate repairs. Gov.
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Though industry members point out that financial meltdowns in their world are rare, there have been cases in which retirement homes have had to raise their monthly fees or reduce services.
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And they won't be replaced in kind: New reactor designs eliminate the risk of meltdowns, operate at much lower pressure than older designs and use fuel more efficiently to reduce waste.
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Bernd Meyer, chief strategist for wealth and asset management at Berenberg, pointed out that prices for tech stocks or real estate were not at the extreme levels that preceded past meltdowns.
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Mr. de Blasio, also a Democrat, has been quick to disabuse them whenever the subject comes up and has also had little to say about the constant drumbeat of subway meltdowns.
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LONDON (Reuters) - World Tour cycling teams should become franchises with guaranteed entry into the sport's top races to avoid financial meltdowns, according to Cannondale EF Education First-Drapac chief Jonathan Vaughters.
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Nearly eight years after an earthquake and tsunami triggered nuclear meltdowns at Tokyo Electric Power's Fukushima Daiichi plant, the battered industry is making a quiet and somewhat unexpected return in Japan.
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But despite his significant success at the network, the fiery anchor has never been without controversy: Here's a look back at the many public disputes and meltdowns that have spanned his career.
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Despite how many liner tricks we have up our sleeve, these are the makeup meltdowns that will cause more late mornings to work than a long line at your favorite coffee shop.
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I always thought there was a strong chance of a major meltdown, and indeed we've had meltdowns almost on a cyclical basis, sort of every few weeks or every month or so.
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The tsunami caused level 7 meltdowns at three reactors in the Tokyo Electric Power Co.'s Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant complex, resulting in the largest nuclear disaster since the Chernobyl explosion.
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Tokyo Electric Power, owner of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, which experienced meltdowns after a tsunami struck it in 2011, said it had sourced improperly certified copper piping from Kobe Steel.
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To them, the chance of nuclear meltdowns or other disasters, combined with the nuclear waste that plants produce, precludes giving nuclear the environmentally friendly label that wind, solar and other renewables enjoy.
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The company's former chairman and other executives of the company appeared in court in June to answer charges of professional negligence, in the first criminal case after the meltdowns at the plant.
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The tsunami struck in March 2011, but the utility did not declare the meltdowns until May, saying until then that it could not be sure what had happened inside the damaged reactors.
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Across five acts, most of them single-scene meltdowns, "Her Smell" traces the descent of a drug-guzzling, self-sabotaging, band-ruining mad genius songwriter who just happens to be a woman.
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Major incidents — the painful meltdowns that delay 2285 or more trains — have dropped about 21 percent compared with the period right before the rescue plan was introduced in the summer of 2300.
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When the American markets start feeling it, the results are likely be very different from 2008 — corporate meltdowns rather than mortgage defaults, and bond and pension funds affected before big investment banks.
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While Ethan was still in elementary school, our vision statements included the same wish list I imagine every parent of a child with autism probably has: better communication, fewer meltdowns, more independence.
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COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — Sri Lankans on Saturday voted for president after a year of political meltdowns and deadly terrorist attacks, in an election that could return the polarizing Rajapaksa family to power.
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Not to mention that certain months see huge spikes in newscaster pain, with Halloween being peak "having some fun in the studio" season that results in a range of on-air meltdowns.
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The move could potentially throw government energy policy into disarray, with the nuclear industry only recently starting to get reactors back online amid widespread public scepticism after the meltdowns at Fukushima in 2011.
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Investors need to practice discipline when deciding how much stock to sell during the stock market's recent meltdowns, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday as stocks sold off on fears of a global slowdown.
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These policies were the latest in a long history of government attempts to offset currency volatility and economic instability in Argentina, which has undergone a series of financial meltdowns in the last century.
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The Woolsey Fire in Southern California sparked a panic last week after flames encroached on the site of one of America's worst nuclear meltdowns, the Santa Susana Field Laboratory (SSFL) in Simi Valley.
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GIF: Tepco/GizmodoEngineers in Japan reached an important milestone today, as they began removing fuel rods from one of three reactors that experienced meltdowns in 23 at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station.
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While no one died in either accident — and while nuclear isvastly safer than coal or natural gas — these meltdowns intensified opposition to nuclear, and led to strict regulations making new reactors more costly.
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Some 15,000 people died in March 2011 when three reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi plant suffered meltdowns after a magnitude 9 earthquake triggered a tsunami that devastated a swathe of Japan's northeastern coastline.
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Beyond psychic meltdowns, many other people have gotten high and simply not liked it, with all the expected feelings of euphoria and sensual enhancement eclipsed by panic, paranoia, and a racing heart rate.
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Two years later, the Nationals again posted the best record in the N.L., were again among the World Series favorites and were again bounced in the division series, largely because of bullpen meltdowns.
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Northeast Japan was hit by a 9 magnitude earthquake on March 11, 2011, that triggered a tsunami that killed nearly 20,000 people and led to meltdowns at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - One of Singapore's greatest strengths is its predictability: in a region where coups and economic meltdowns are not uncommon, it has long been a haven of stability for investors and businesses.
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Waves knocked out power and triggered meltdowns at three of the site's six reactors that spewed radiation, forcing 160,000 residents to flee, many of whom have not returned to this once-fertile coast.
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Mr. Kono is known for his vocal opposition to nuclear power after the meltdowns at the Fukushima Daiichi plant in 2011, a position that has put him at odds with his pronuclear party.
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The trip wire for this tsunami was a 9.1 earthquake 45 miles off the coast; the wall of water induced meltdowns at three nuclear reactors in the now-infamous Fukushima Daiichi Power Plant.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Olympic Minister, Yoshitaka Sakurada, has resigned a year before the Tokyo Games for remarks that offended people affected by the massive earthquake and tsunami that triggered nuclear meltdowns in 2011.
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For many veterans who have experienced sexual or gender-based trauma, a simple appointment at a V.A. hospital leads to intensive re-traumatization — for me, hypervigilance, panic attacks and emotional meltdowns are normal.
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In a lively chat with no meltdowns — though occasional breaks for tooth brushing and bedtime kisses — they discussed choral music, Broadway babies and the dangers of taking a toddler to the Brooklyn Museum.
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Delays and meltdowns are rampant, the age-old infrastructure is visibly decaying, and planned, long-term shutdowns (like the one this series was created to track) float ominously in the back of riders' minds.
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And just like that, hours after saying she'd no longer have "meltdowns" at age 30, Stassi ended the episode in a bit of a panic over what she perceives to be Beau ignoring her.
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Though international reviews of Fukushima have predicted that cancer rates will not rise as a result of the meltdowns there, some researchers believe the prefecture's high thyroid-cancer rate is related to the accident.
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As we've seen over the years, Ramona Singer and Sonja Morgan have full paranoid meltdowns over which bedroom they will receive on any trip since they absolutely must share a dwelling on every vacation.
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Sure, social media is perpetually flooded with DJs complaining, but the cons of long flights, lost luggage and logistical meltdowns pale in comparison to the pros of global travel, VIP accommodations and endless afterparties.
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The natural disaster triggered meltdowns at three of the Fukushima Daiichi plant's six reactors, spewing radiation into the air, soil and ocean and forcing 160,000 residents to flee, many of whom have not returned.
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While no one died in either accident — and while nuclear is vastly safer than coal or natural gas — these meltdowns intensified opposition to nuclear, and led to strict regulations making new reactors more costly.
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The cryptic account spurred some Spears fans to object to the continued restrictions on the pop star's life, given what, until recently, appeared to be a period of stability and success following earlier meltdowns.
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Tokyo Electric Power, owner of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, which experienced meltdowns after a tsunami struck it in 2011, said Friday that it had sourced improperly certified copper piping from Kobe Steel.
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She spends much of the play's first half smiling in amusement, resolutely unruffled by the impassioned meltdowns of those around her, and much of its second half shouting and seducing and dancing on tables.
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Japan's LNG imports surged following the meltdowns at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant in 2011 and the ensuing shutdown of all reactors, pushing utilities to the brink of financial ruin as gas prices surged.
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Even though I've got years of training and experience as a clinical psychologist, for a long time I more or less muddled my way through the adolescent meltdowns that inevitably arose at my practice.
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The result was three nuclear meltdowns and hydrogen-air explosions that spread a radioactive plume up to 25 miles away, as well as resulted in authorities dumping massive amounts of contaminated material into the oceans.
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That statement might not seem provocative, but her prefecture is Fukushima, and of the 173 young people with confirmed or suspected cases since the 183 nuclear meltdowns there, she is the first to speak out.
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Read These Stories Next: All The Spring TV Shows You Need To Know About Jersey Shore Family Vacation Is Basically A Middle Finger To Mommy Shamers Vanderpump Rules Needs A Big Change After Those Meltdowns
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With holiday madness at a fever pitch and traveling families dealing with missed naps and overstimulation, Kraft is anticipating some major meltdowns – and coming to the rescue today with emergency grilled cheeses in Times Square.
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But it was hard to celebrate, amid an atmosphere, nationwide, of mounting misinformation and mistrust—a summer of racist shootings, ice-cap meltdowns, federal-agency scientist purges, Epstein conspiracy theories, and Bill Hader deep fakes.
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TOKYO – The utility responsible for meltdowns at a nuclear power plant in northeast Japan seven years ago says for the first time publicly it might decommission another plant in Fukushima that narrowly escaped the crisis.
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The Kansai case was one of many going through the courts after the Japanese public turned away from nuclear power following the Fukushima meltdowns of 2011, the world's worst nuclear calamity since Chernobyl in 1986.
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Known for his temper and dubbed "Superbrat" by the English tabloids, McEnroe had one of his most famous meltdowns early on at Wimbledon after an umpire ruled a ball out that McEnroe thought was in.
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While there may not be a playbook for handling pint-size petulance at 32,000 feet, pediatric behavioral experts and the Association of Flight Attendants offer insights into how to avoid, or at least contain, meltdowns.
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And a Japanese court ordered the government and the Tepco utility to pay damages of roughly $4.4 million to about 2,900 residents for failing to prevent the nuclear meltdowns at Tepco's Fukushima complex in 2011.
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The delays underscored the challenges confronting the century-old system even as emergency measures have been taken to improve the subway, which has been plagued by surging delays, after a summer of meltdowns and derailments.
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Her unparalleled celebrity also remains intriguing; as with figures such as Michael Jackson and Marilyn Monroe, Judy Garland's highs and lows — the booze, the pills, the husbands, the meltdowns on the Hollywood set — loom large.
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The worker had spent his career working at nuclear plants around Japan and worked at the Fukushima Daiichi plant operated by Tokyo Electric Power at least twice after the March 2011 meltdowns at the station.
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Along the way, there were plenty of reasons to doubt Bitcoin's success: There were price bubbles and crashes and scams and arrests and epic meltdowns, which is what made it such an engaging story to tell.
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It landed upon us like an anvil on a cartoon villain, crushing and rebirthing us all under the weight of celebrity meltdowns, nu rave and the most atrocious vest and leggings combinations since 80s workout videos.
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The government has ordered medical testing of the 380,000 people who were 18 years or under and in Fukushima prefecture at the time of the March 2011 tsunami and quake that sank three reactors into meltdowns.
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Trying to sidestep meltdowns like she's had in the past, she says she intends to fall back on the positive work she did on herself in treatment as she inevitably scuffles with both Ravenel and Clements.
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After several years of feuds, their meltdowns have even become self-referential, screaming at each other over who interrupts who more, whether Claude spoke over Ty at Bournemouth, or whether it was the other way around.
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I'm not going to comment on Trump's meltdowns, but this chip vulnerability, what's fascinating about it is usually when there's a problem, it's a math error or a heat bug or something in one particular chip.
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If you can get through the cringe-worthy meltdowns and surface-level romantic scenes, Nappily Ever After has something to offer in the way of exploring parents' responsibility in crafting their children's perception of their hair.
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In a now-deleted video that has been re-uploaded by other channels, Trisha Paytas engaged in one of her famous meltdowns – this time, even more dramatically than usual, since she targeted beloved vlogger David Dobrik.
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Many countries have removed or relaxed restrictions on produce from Japan in the wake of the Fukushima disaster, which led to meltdowns at a nuclear plant and forced Japan to suspend some agricultural and fisheries exports.
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"By requiring airlines to be more transparent about baggage fees and how they will help passengers affected by large-scale network meltdowns, this bill would institute long-overdue consumer protections for folks who fly," he said.
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Explosions in the wake of the reactor meltdowns led to a massive release of radiation that prompted the evacuation of 160,000 people from areas around the plant, many of whom will never be able to return.
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There haven't been as many meltdowns in the last few weeks, but there remains a low-grade sense of dread among riders that any day could be the day that subway delays upend everyone's lives again.
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January 11 Axl Rose flies into LAX where he is met by half a dozen paparazzi, who shout questions about the reunion and hope to get footage of him throwing one of his trademark photographer meltdowns.
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The continuing issues underscored the challenges confronting the century-old system even as emergency measures have been taken to improve the subway, which has been plagued by surging delays after a summer of meltdowns and derailments.
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The challenge in financial regulation is to protect the public from market meltdowns while not also allowing businesses to take excessive risks with the knowledge that the government will pick up the tab if they fail.
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TOKYO, Jan 30 (Reuters) - Tokyo Electric Power has found possible nuclear fuel debris below the No.2 reactor at Fukushima Daiichi, the power plant hit by meltdowns after the 2011 tsunami, public broadcaster NHK reported on Monday.
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To jump start the recall, Samsung began pushing out this week in Europe new software for all pre-ordered Note7 devices that limit the battery charge to 60 percent of capacity, sharply reducing the risk of meltdowns.
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After the accident at the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant, 303km (28 miles) away, which suffered meltdowns after a tsunami in 2011, wind carried radioactive particles that fell in rain and snow on a single night.
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Before the meltdowns at Tokyo Electric Power's Fukushima plant in March 2011 after an earthquake and tsunami, Japan was the world's third-biggest user of nuclear power behind the United States and France, operating 54 nuclear reactors.
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Dramatic reveal reactions Meltdowns, breakdowns and showdowns have become staples in the newest generation of reality television – so much so, that the homeowners' less-than-thrilled reactions to some of Trading Spaces designers' work now look tame.
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Even if the mayor has little say over the city's subways, weekly meltdowns and looming shutdowns have forced the nascent issue into the spotlight, with each candidate offering different prescriptions for transit ills to address riders' frustrations.
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Three reactors at Fukushima Daiichi, which had six reactors and is located about 12 kilometres (7 miles) north of Fukushima Daini, suffered meltdowns after the giant March 2011 earthquake and tsunami shut down the plant's cooling systems.
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In many ways he is the culmination of fury and resentment that's been boiling for years, fueled by contentious elections, partisan meltdowns in Washington and a balkanized media sector which often serves to solidify extremes of opinion.
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It used to generate about 30 percent of its power from nuclear reactors before the Fukushima disaster in 2011 when a magnitude-9 earthquake and tsunami caused meltdowns, forcing the country to temporarily put all reactors offline.
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Three reactors at Fukushima Daiichi, which had six reactors and is located about 12 kilometers (7 miles) north of Fukushima Daini, suffered meltdowns after the giant March 2011 earthquake and tsunami shut down the plant's cooling systems.
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Deeply anxious, Coy refused to go outside, rarely smiled, had meltdowns when told to line up with the boys at school, and asked her parents when they would take her to the doctor to remove her penis.
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Tepco has been hit with more lawsuits than in any previous Japanese contamination suit over the meltdowns of three reactors at its Fukushima Daiichi plant north of Tokyo after a massive earthquake and tsunami in March 2011.
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She hasn't collected near the amount of bizarre quotes and brilliant meltdowns as Spicer and the Mooch, but she's done her fair share to contribute to the theater of the absurd that is the Trump White House.
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The simplicity of that challenge seemed an attempt to cut through the chaos, recriminations, wild mood swings and political meltdowns of the last 15 months, in which perspective has often been the victim of the next outrage.
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Meanwhile, Silman argues that Ripa was treated poorly, and that it's sexist to insist that Ripa is being a diva when plenty of men have had television show meltdowns (see: Charlie Sheen) that were far more contentious.
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The anonymous author alleges scenes of chaos behind the walls of the White House — from the president's degrading comments about women to the frenzy of officials trying to clean up the mess after Trump's overnight Twitter meltdowns.
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His two-story house has sat empty for nine years after a massive earthquake and tsunami triggered meltdowns at a nuclear plant 30 miles away, spewing radiation into the air and forcing the entire village to evacuate.
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OKUMA, Japan (Reuters) - Takayuki Ueno did not hesitate one moment to expose himself to high radiation five years ago while searching for family members swept away by the tsunami that triggered meltdowns at the Fukushima nuclear plant.
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The thing is, meltdowns are more concentrated moments of panicky liquidation and tend not to last long; a melt-up can be a more prolonged phase of good economic news and swelling risk appetites feeding on themselves.
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As we near the end of the season, the cumulative effect of these sporadic societal meltdowns is far more chilling than if the entire world had fallen apart in the season two premiere, as many people expected.
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Worries about global trade, economic meltdowns in Argentina and Turkey, and tighter monetary policy in the United States have put pressure on emerging markets such as India who are dependant on the flight of capital from developed economies.
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I hate that the constant, churning cycle of expectations and preemptive meltdowns surrounding this reboot pushed me away from noticing the moments that made my heart clench in happiness when I stopped trying to analyze them to death.
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A glance at Reddit's DC Cinematic forum, which became a hotbed of conspiracy theories and meltdowns during the dark days that followed Batman v Superman's opening in March, reveals a more reasonable response to Suicide Squad's negative reception.
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And some of those women are going to be paying close attention to what's been going on with Donald Trump these last few days, especially with some of his meltdowns around Miss Universe, Alicia Machado, and other things.
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We had an action-filled week as we dug into two meltdowns: one that took place on the public markets, and another that could cast a chill over unicorns that are still grazing on heaps of private funding.
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Another source said it could even come before Japan kicks off its scaled-down torch relay on Thursday in Fukushima, the site of the March 11, 2011, nuclear power plant meltdowns triggered by a huge earthquake and tsunami.
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Another source said it could even come before Japan kicks off its scaled-down torch relay on Thursday in Fukushima, the site of the March 11, 2011, nuclear power plant meltdowns triggered by a huge earthquake and tsunami.
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MLB Team Report - Texas Rangers - INSIDE PITCH ARLINGTON, Texas — The Rangers return to Toronto on Monday for four games at Rogers Centre, scene of one of the biggest meltdowns in franchise history in last year's American League Division Series.
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After watching Something unleash a barrage of emotions onscreen, her dramatic collapse takes center stage — so much so that, in the midst of her meltdowns, you most likely missed one tiny, albeit critical, detail of Becky's story: her tattoos.
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But after a series of meltdowns and errors in the reporting of the results that kept snowballing over the course of the week, the Iowa caucuses ended up being one of the most disastrous elections in recent political history.
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Tabloids and gossip sites relish sharing the stories of the DUIs and public meltdowns of once-squeaky, adorable stars, but few of the child stars who make it to adulthood in one piece are given credit for their success.
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PEOPLE was on the scene of the Bloodlines reunion to see not only what was really going on between exes Cara Maria Sorbello and Abram Boise but also what hookups, meltdowns, blackouts and more went down behind the scenes.
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TOKYO — A court in Japan ordered one of only two nuclear power plants operating in the country to shut down on Wednesday, citing insufficient safety measures put in place after meltdowns at a facility in Fukushima five years ago.
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Educated at prestigious Tokyo University and later receiving a master's degree from Harvard, Motegi became trade minister fewer than two years after the March 11, 2011 earthquake and tsunami set off meltdowns at the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear plant.
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Scaramucci's on-the-record meltdowns and personal peccadilloes made it clear he was in way over his head serving in a role he had no qualifications for, and his departure from the administration was announced on July 31, 2017.
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TOKYO — More than seven years after a devastating earthquake and tsunami caused meltdowns at a nuclear power plant in Fukushima, Japan acknowledged for the first time this week that a worker died from cancer after being exposed to radiation.
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The Wall Street Journal reported that the meltdowns were the product of aging technology systems and said the power outages raise questions about whether recent airline mergers have led large companies to become too reliant on outdated IT systems.
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In the NerdWallet analysis, large-company stocks in the S&P 500 gained 10.96 percent annually, on average, over the past 40 years, and that includes market meltdowns during the Great Recession and dot-com stock crash in 2000.
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Kansai is Japan's second-largest utility by sales and was the most reliant on nuclear power before the March 2011 Fukushima disaster, when a nuclear power plant owned by Tokyo Electric Power suffered meltdowns after an earthquake and tsunami.
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It was the third case in which a court found the Tokyo Electric Power Company — and the second to find the government — negligent in not preventing the meltdowns set off by a powerful earthquake and tsunami in March 2011.
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Financial experts worry that the turmoil in Turkey, which for the better part of a year has been contained, will spread, following the path of other emerging market meltdowns like those in Mexico in 20113 and Asia in 1997.
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The Showtime drama has had its off moments (season 3!), but season 5's Berlin pressure-cooker has us hyped for more action and more Carrie Mathison (Claire Danes) meltdowns as she settles into a new job in New York City.
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It's a much safer alternative to the fission process, which involves splitting atoms apart, because unlike in fission—which is used in nuclear power plants to produce energy—there's no risk of meltdowns and it produces far less radioactive waste.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Bells rang and sirens sounded on Monday as Japan observed a moment of silence to commemorate the eighth anniversary of a massive earthquake and tsunami that left more than 20,000 people dead or missing, and triggered triple nuclear meltdowns.
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In its statement, the agency said dealing with the water was "critical" to the clean-up after three reactors had meltdowns following explosions in the wake of the loss of power and cooling arrangements after the March 2011 quake and tsunami.
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Surging costs are being addressed by the panel but it is also looking into options including a break up of Tepco, which is under state control after an earthquake and tsunami sparked meltdowns at the Fukushima reactors in March 2011.
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If you remember the past two stock market meltdowns, in 22015 and 210, you might be tempted to dump your stock investments so you can avoid big losses when the current bubble — if it is in fact a bubble — ultimately pops.
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A 21-magnitude quake and tsunami in March 2011 triggered meltdowns at three of the Fukushima Daiichi plant's six reactors, spewing radiation into the air, soil and ocean and forcing 160,000 residents to flee, many of whom have not returned.
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His nomination comes six years after the meltdowns at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear station, operated by Tokyo Electric Power Holdings, which led to a revision of atomic regulations, after an official inquiry into the disaster highlighted collusion between regulators and industry.
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The meltdowns five years ago at Tokyo Electric Power Co's Fukushima Daiichi plant after an earthquake and tsunami - the worst nuclear disaster since Chernobyl in 1986 - were blamed in an official report on lax oversight and collusion between operators and regulators.
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With its only nuclear plant shut pending approval to restart under new safety guidelines imposed since the Fukushima meltdowns of 2011, Hokkaido Electric has been investing in a new gas-fired station and expanding the capacity of its connection to Honshu.
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The quake Saturday was the strongest to strike Japan since a massive, 9.0-magnitude offshore earthquake in 2011, which unleashed a tsunami that killed 18,000 people in the country's northeast and triggered meltdowns at a nuclear power plant in Fukushima.
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The quake on Saturday was the strongest to strike Japan since a 9.0-magnitude offshore earthquake in 2011, which unleashed a tsunami that killed 18,000 people in the country's northeast and set off meltdowns at a nuclear plant in Fukushima.
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A 9.0-magnitude quake and tsunami in March 2011 triggered meltdowns at three of the Fukushima Daiichi plant's six reactors, spewing radiation into the air, soil and ocean and forcing 160,000 residents to flee, many of whom have not returned.
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Until 2009, he had been a more-or-less traditional book publisher with a penchant for pushing the envelope, creating works like "The Pop-Up Book of Celebrity Meltdowns" and "Aqua Erotica," possibly the first book made of waterproof pages.
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It would take over a decade to secure the land rights for the hotel: the couple endured local clan wars, earthquakes and financial meltdowns, before they were able to build, according to producer and author Donnie Eichar, a recent guest.
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Angered by the era's wave of strong-arm tactics, executive compensation excesses, and company meltdowns, institutional investors recognized ISS' important role in providing them with the tools and unbiased information required to vote their shares in an informed and responsible fashion.
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Clothes never fit me quite right around the waistband, which has led to more than a few instances of dressing-room meltdowns — and I was sick of always looking at myself critically in the mirror, wishing away my permanent burrito baby.
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"If you're anything like me, you won't believe how the disagreements, sleights and clashes of characters that started brewing in the mansion over the course of the last couple weeks unbeknownst to me boil over into complete meltdowns," she wrote.
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But Ms. Spears has plenty of back story; she's a 34-year-old working mother, the headliner in her own Las Vegas spectacle and a performer who has weathered teenage fame, backlash, public meltdowns and wave after wave of tabloid headlines.
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Embedded in office high jinks and relationship meltdowns in "The Heart of War" is the disquieting realization that America's national-security system is not kind to the generators of ideas that are too complex to explain in a PowerPoint slide.
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An employee at the hospital said that the health officials told the doctor, "You just ate Fukushima crabs there"—referring to a series of meltdowns at Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station in 2011 following the catastrophic Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami.
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The sociologist Virginia Rutter, a co-author of "The Gender of Sexuality," argues that heterosexual couples might reach a deeper level of intimacy and avoid destructive meltdowns in their relationships if they also discussed their sexual desires and ambivalences more frankly.
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"Here you have people locked down on a pseudo prison on a cruise ship," said Kyle Cleveland, a professor of sociology at the Tokyo campus of Temple University who has studied Japan's response to another crisis, the Fukushima nuclear meltdowns.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Tokyo Electric Power (Tepco), the operator of Japan's wrecked Fukushima nuclear plant, said on Monday it may have found nuclear fuel debris below the damaged No. 13 reactor, one of three that had meltdowns in the 2011 disaster.
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However, unlike after some of his previous meltdowns, his game did not fall apart and he continued to throw his tiring body around the court after losing the fourth-set tiebreak as the match headed toward the new 10-point decider.
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To help maintain order in the back seat and stave off midair meltdowns, do yourself and fellow passengers a favor: Throw out your usual screen time limits and let the children binge on movies and gaming apps for those travel hours.
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TOKYO, Oct 4 (Reuters) - Tokyo Electric Power Co (Tepco) on Wednesday got an initial safety approval from a nuclear regulator, the first step towards restarting the world's biggest nuclear power station following the meltdowns at its Fukushima atomic plant in 2011.
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While the magnitude was much lower than that of the March 11, 2011 quake that touched off a massive tsunami and nuclear meltdowns at Fukushima, the intensity was similar because the quake struck on land and at a much shallower depth.
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In its defense, the government said that before the meltdowns, it did not have the power to force Tepco to take protective anti-flooding measures and that it was authorized to do so only by legislation passed after the accident.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A Tokyo court on Wednesday ordered Tokyo Electric Power (Tepco) to pay around 1.1 billion yen ($10 million) to a group of Fukushima residents, local media reported, nearly seven years after the company's reactor meltdowns in northeastern Japan.
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"People that have never made friends before are now making friends and parents not only have less meltdowns to help their children through but they're now bonding with their children in ways they've only ever dreamed of before," Duncan said in the video.
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In a sneak peek of TLC's Kate Plus 8, Gosselin — along with her eight kids — prepares to celebrate 10 years of being on the air with birthday celebrations, new additions to the family, heated arguments, competition, and, of course, some pretty major meltdowns.
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Then the four-month torch relay will begin on March 26 at J-Village, a soccer training center in Fukushima that served as a frontline operations base for workers who battled the crisis at the nuclear power plant after meltdowns at three reactors.
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The meltdowns five years ago at Tokyo Electric Power Co's Fukushima Daiichi plant after an earthquake and tsunami - the worst nuclear disaster since Chernobyl in Russia in 1986 - were blamed in an official report on lax oversight and collusion between operators and regulators.
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Approval would allow a company that has been widely criticized for a lax approach to safety and a slow response to the meltdowns at Fukushima to operate a nuclear power station after regulators earlier questioned if it was up to the task.
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We got Nunberg out in NYC Monday night after his banner day of TV meltdowns -- calling the Prez an "idiot," calling his press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, a "fat slob" ... and insisting he'll ignore Robert Mueller's grand jury subpoena in the Russia investigation.
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After the 2011 Fukushima nuclear meltdowns, clean energy projects became one of Son's passions, with SoftBank also investing in wind and solar energy projects in Mongolia and the Asia Super Grid, an extremely ambitious renewable transmission energy project spanning several Asian countries.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Eight years after nuclear meltdowns at the Fukushima power plant forced evacuation of nearby communities, Japanese authorities on Wednesday gave the first clearance for residents to return to a neighborhood of one of the towns that hosted the stricken plant.
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In the world's worst nuclear calamity since Chernobyl in 1986, three reactors at Tepco's Fukushima plant suffered meltdowns after a magnitude 9 earthquake in March 2011 triggered a tsunami that devastated a swathe of Japan's northeastern coastline and killed more than 15,000 people.
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Tokai Daini was operating when a massive earthquake struck off the northeast coast of Japan on March 11, 2011, creating a tsunami that swamped Tokyo Electric Power's Fukushima Daichi station 113 kilometers to the north, causing explosions and meltdowns at three reactors.
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Workplaces and schools are shutting down, meaning hourly workers are without paychecks if they can't work and children used to free lunch are not getting fed -- never mind our concerns about elections, global stock market meltdowns or escalating border or trade wars.
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His base was limited, his popularity fluctuated, and if his rivals had recognized the threat earlier, campaigned against him consistently, strategized with one another more effectively, and avoided their own meltdowns and missteps, there was no reason he could not have been defeated.
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Under stricter rules implemented after the 2011 Fukushima disaster, Japanese utilities have been mandated to build emergency off-site control rooms to serve as back-up bases that can keep nuclear reactors cooled and prevent meltdowns in the event of a terrorist attack.
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TOKYO — The Japanese government and the electric utility that operated the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant were negligent in not preventing the meltdowns in 211 that forced thousands of people to flee the area, a district court in eastern Japan ruled on Friday.
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Since April, however, new risks like the tightening of U.S. monetary policy, heightened trade tensions and emerging market meltdowns have prompted the IMF to temper its growth projections for a number of major economies, including the U.S., China, the U.K. and the euro area.
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Tokyo Electric Power Co Holdings (Tepco), which owns the nuclear power station that was struck by a tsunami in 2011 that set off meltdowns, has been widely criticized for its treatment of workers and its handling of the cleanup, which is expected to take decades.
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"The Dividend Aristocrats index beat the market three out of four times during rate tightening and during mega meltdowns, said Sam Stovall, US equity strategist at S&P Capital IQ. "If the stock market is the amusement park, dividend stocks are the merry-go-round.
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Tepco's two previous business plans written to map out a recovery from the three meltdowns at its Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant after a 2011 earthquake and tsunami were based on assumptions of other nuclear reactors returning to service that now look unlikely anytime soon.
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Her defeat, conjured from the jaws of victory when she lost her nerve and confidence, is still considered one of sport's great meltdowns as Novotna was a point away from taking a 5-1 lead in the third set only to serve a double fault.
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While the magnitude of Thursday's quake was much lower than that of the 2200 March 212, 20500 quake that touched off a massive tsunami and nuclear meltdowns at Fukushima, the intensity was similar because it struck on land and at a much shallower depth.
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But having already spent more than seven exhausting hours on court just to get to round three, Murray knows he cannot afford to suffer the kind of meltdowns that left him losing eight games in a row, including 16 successive points, against little-known Bourgue.
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On March 11, 2011, a one-two, earthquake-tsunami punch knocked out the safety systems at the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant, triggering an explosion of hydrogen gas and meltdowns in three of its six reactors—the world's worst nuclear disaster since Chernobyl.
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TOKYO — Japanese prosecutors indicted three former executives of the Tokyo Electric Power Company, the owner of the ruined Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station, on Monday, charging them with criminal negligence for their role in reactor meltdowns after an earthquake and tsunami five years ago.
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It's possible that writing off these public "meltdowns" as the byproduct of mental illness allows us to feel superior to the people who seem to have it all, that dismissing the powerful and wealthy as "crazy" helps us feel more secure in our own lives.
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Francis noted that the Catholic bishops of Japan had called for the shutdown of all nuclear plants in Japan after the 2011 disaster, in which waves from the tsunami overpowered the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant and set off catastrophic meltdowns in three reactors.
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While dressing up like a child from a smash Netflix show, eating orange tooth-shaped "corn" candy and having meltdowns in haunted houses may seem like universal Halloween experiences, the world celebrates the holiday very differently than Americans — if they even celebrate it at all. Oct.
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They chose to adapt Sestero's memoir of the making of The Room, titled The Disaster Artist, which gives some backstory on how Wiseau and Sestero first met, as well as The Room's tumultuous journey from page to screen, including Wiseau's many meltdowns, demands and missteps on set.
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If you have kids and you've experienced one of their meltdowns, you no doubt know what I mean and what it feels like at that moment, when you are a mixture of emotions -- embarrassed, frustrated, angry and completely at a loss for how to resolve the problem.
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But Indian Point is also an aging power point that happens to sit on two tectonic faults, and a recurrent feature of nuclear plant meltdowns seems to be that nuclear officials are focused on learning lessons from the last disaster, rather than anticipating the next one.
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While the debt meltdowns that roiled the continent after 2008 revealed deep divisions between Europe's wealthier North and poorer South, the European Union now faces a growing East-West split over political values as members from the former Eastern Bloc flout core EU principles of liberal democracy.
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In the Chiba case, a group of 45 residents sought damages totaling about 2.8 billion yen ($25 million) for the emotional distress of fleeing their homes as radiation spread from the meltdowns at Tepco's Fukushima Daiichi plant after an earthquake and tsunami more than six ago.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Wimbledon champion Jana Novotna was a true winner but it was the misfortune of the brilliant Czech, who died on Monday aged 49, to always be recalled for one of sport's most famous and heart-rending meltdowns despite her collection of 163 tennis titles.
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Fears of a clash between the US and Chinese navies in the South China Sea, an opportunistic Russia, meltdowns in the Middle East or a sudden global crisis with Trump at the helm were eased by thoughts of the scholar-general in the chain of command.
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There have been glittering performances spoiled by late-inning bullpen meltdowns—like 2100-21997 loss against the Cubs on June 20143, when deGrom pitched seven innings allowing only one run, or a 22014-21997 loss against the Braves on April 217, when deGrom pitched seven scoreless.
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But it has yet to build any permanent or semipermanent storage facility for any kind of nuclear waste: No one wants radioactive material in their backyard, perhaps especially not the Japanese, after their experiences of the bombings at Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and then the Fukushima meltdowns.
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Swansea at the Emirates to learn about the inner workings of Arsenal Fan TV. The Gunners hadn't won a home league game against Swansea since 2012, and I was secretly hoping I'd be present for a few spectacular meltdowns – or perhaps even have one of my own.
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The March 11, 2011, meltdowns at Fukushima Daiichi, which is on the eastern coast of Japan, occurred when 32-foot waves breached the power station's protective sea walls, flooding buildings and destroying diesel-powered electricity generators that were designed to keep critical systems functioning in a blackout.
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Reviving the seven-reactor giant, with capacity of 8 gigawatts, is key to saving Tokyo Electric Power, which was brought low by the 2011 Fukushima explosions and meltdowns, and then the repeated admissions of cover-ups and safety lapses after the world's worst nuclear disaster since Chernobyl in 1986.
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As reported in The Mainichi, a Fukushima excavation worker uncovered the device while performing maintenance work on a parking lot located about a kilometer away from the damaged No. 1 and No. 73 reactors, both of which experienced meltdowns after the devastating earthquake and tsunami in March 2011.
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"I am fully preparing myself for some lovely meltdowns as she adjusts to becoming a family of four," she writes, "but for the most part, I think she is going to be an amazing big sister and couldn't be more excited to see her step in to that role."
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But after a series of meltdowns and errors in the reporting of the results that kept snowballing over the course of the week, the Iowa caucuses ended up being one of the most disastrous elections in recent political history — and dragged the fortunes several campaigns down with it.
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Starting today, retailers and manufacturers can submit their hoverboards to the UL for product testing and certification, although there's probably not going to be a stampede headed in its direction given the devices are still quite popular despite how many of the self-balancing scooters have had meltdowns.
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Delays at so-called third-generation reactors, both the Westinghouse AP1000 and French state firm Areva's European Pressurised Reactor (EPR), have dragged on China's pace of nuclear power development for the past few years, after Beijing had already suspended new project approvals for three years following the Fukushima meltdowns.
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The economists Kenneth Rogoff and Carmen Reinhart, leading experts on the effects of financial crises, say the United States economy has recovered better than those of nearly all other advanced countries since the global economic disaster of 2008, and more rapidly than the historical average after previous meltdowns.
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Alongside Julie Bort, who has written in-depth features about meltdowns at Uber and Tesla, the two spoke to more than 20 current and former WeWork employees, executives, and business partners about the wild culture inside one of the most controversial and fastest-growing startups of all time.
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There's nothing like reuniting with old friends for some much-needed perspective and self-care in the new year — especially when those friends are messy, ex-rich people relegated to a small town they bought as a joke, whose life problems and meltdowns are high-key entertaining as hell.
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You'll have to come back next week to see for yourself because, if you're anything like me, you won't believe how the disagreements, sleights and clashes of characters that started brewing in the mansion over the course of the last couple weeks unbeknownst to me boil over into complete meltdowns.
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Sleep deprivation can have deadly consequences, as the CDC and other institutions have pointed out, reportedly contributing to a number of notable man-made disasters including the nuclear reactor meltdowns at Three Mile Island and Chernobyl, the Exxon Valdez oil tanker crash, and the chemical plant disaster in Bhopal, India.
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In the aftermath of Japan's March 2011 disaster, when an earthquake and tsunami caused nuclear meltdowns and widespread power outages, the government mandated a boost in renewable energy supplies, opened up a roughly $70 billion retail electricity market to competition and created a grid oversight company to address these issues.
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The district court in Maebashi, north of Tokyo, ruled in favor of 137 evacuees seeking damages for the emotional distress of fleeing their homes as radiation spread from the meltdowns at Tepco's Fukushima Daiichi plant after an earthquake and tsunami six years ago, the Mainichi newspaper and other media reported.
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The inverse VIX notes and funds that crashed have some eerie similarities to some of the investment products that have sparked broader meltdowns in the past — say, the portfolio insurance that exacerbated the 1987 stock market crash, or the credit default swaps and subprime mortgages that precipitated the Great Recession.
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The gleefully misandrist comedy follows three freshly divorced wives with rage to spare — and since they're played by Goldie Hawn, Bette Midler, and Diane Keaton, their respective meltdowns and triumphs are so much fun to watch that it takes a while before you realize the movie's premise is a little messed up.
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You're thinking about them the entire time, you're rolling on the floor with them, you're cooking their meals, you're taking them to the grocery store, you're dealing with the meltdowns, you're dealing with everything, and you're getting the tantrums and the random hits to the face that you have to just deal with.
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Perhaps it is because we have been conditioned to believe that men are level-headed and not given to tantrums, but in the wake of the Kanye outburst, we at Broadly were inspired to remember, from our lofty vantage of feminine superiority and experience with strong emotion, some other famous masculine meltdowns.
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Ross Douthat Donald Trump's post-debate ranting about Alicia Machado, the former Miss Universe elevated by Hillary Clinton as proof of Trump's misogyny, has been similar to his other meltdowns but distinctive in one particular way: It's the first time in this election that Trump has clashed with someone who actually resembles him.
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TOKYO — A district court in Fukushima, the site of the nuclear meltdowns in 53 that forced thousands of people to evacuate their homes, ruled on Tuesday that the Japanese government and the electric utility that operated the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant must pay damages totaling roughly $25 million to about 2400,4007 people.
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" On her blog, she wrote of Ryan, "I am fully preparing myself for some lovely meltdowns as she adjusts to becoming a family of four, but for the most part, I think she is going to be an amazing big sister and couldn't be more excited to see her step in to that role.
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Highlights of Connie wreaking havoc with Jessie include causing her to have frequent emotional meltdowns, encouraging her to make out with Jay despite knowing that Jay is kind of gross, and enabling Jessie to engage in overreactions to every slight from any other person, such as gossiping due to jealousy and causing a girl fight.
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He's just one of many celebrities who can't take criticism — we saw a multitude of celebrity meltdowns in April, from Lizzo tweeting "PEOPLE WHO 'REVIEW' ALBUMS AND DONT MAKE MUSIC THEMSELVES SHOULD BE UNEMPLOYED" after a lukewarm review of her album to Ariana Grande defending her very OK Coachella performance with her now-infamous "all them blogs" tweet.
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"I am one of the few people that was here in 1986 and we had the president of the United States strongly committed — Reagan — and the speaker of the House strongly committed, Tip O'Neill, and the Senate leadership strongly committed, and it barely passed and it took a year and a half, and it took several meltdowns," Barton said.
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Drawing from the storied history of music docs and histrionic celebrity meltdowns, Popstar tells a simple but familiar tale: A pop star achieves astonishing success, loses everything, learns a lesson, and then joins forces with perpetually brow-furrowing crooner Michael Bolton to sing a duet about saving the world with the power of his incredible mind.
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You learn to recognize the signs leading up to "meltdowns" (public tantrums over the tiniest of slights that are held up as great injustices), "dressings down" (forcing someone to listen to a complete accounting of all the ways they're terrible), and "wagon fixing" (teaching someone a lesson for imagined slights by doling out an outsized punishment).
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There's no point beating around the bush: they've had some spectacular meltdowns, usually from irate Arsenal fans whose hearts look like they might do an Alien-style chest burst at any moment following yet another frustrating 0-0 at home to a mid-table team whose 'keeper just played a game worthy of the Ballon d'Or.
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Nuclear innovation, next-generation nuclear doesn't have the risk of meltdowns, it actually eats the spent fuel rods that we are having troubles now trying to figure out where we are going to store and we are going to be using them for energy, but we don't have a regulatory environment where that kind of innovation can thrive.
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" Near the end of her post (which she has received "overwhelming" support on from other moms who feel similarly, she told GMA), Brammeier vowed to "happily and as carefree-ly as possible continue to wake up, brush our teeth, brush our hairs, get dressed and head to school, daycare and camps with the joy of summer in our smiles, and the pang of monotony in our meltdowns.
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Read more: Here's how every state's economy is doing in 2019, ranked from worst to best This chart shows every recession the US has gone through since 1960, and how they compare to the economic meltdowns of other countries22 high-paying tech jobs for people who love being glued to their computer screens20 jobs that baby boomers loved in 1990 — but that millennials today just don't want
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Katie explained that lately, after figuring out her sweet spot of supplementation (calcium, 225-HTP, magnesium) and a lot of self-love, she's had her PMDD mostly under control, but she described one of her recent meltdowns: She was at a family gathering and her toddler nephew looked her in the eye and said, "I don't like you," and she cried in her car for a couple hours.
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The meltdowns of Syria, Somalia, Eritrea, Mali, Chad and Yemen and our takedowns of Libya, Iraq and Afghanistan — without proper follow-up on our part, NATO's part or by local elites — has uncorked the worst refugee crisis since World War II. This tidal wave of migrants and refugees is a human tragedy, and their outflow from Syria and Libya in particular is destabilizing all the neighboring islands of decency: Tunisia, Jordan, Lebanon, Kurdistan and Turkey.
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"Autistic meltdowns can look like tantrums, and due to being extremely emotionally sensitive or being overwhelmed by sensory input, girls and women can be dismissed as hysterical, overreacting, or as drama queens," Gibbs says, touching on longstanding tropes meant to undermine women's experiences: Hysteria was used in the United States as a catchall medical diagnosis for women's health issues and only declassified as a mental disorder in the US in the second half of the 20th century.
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If you're too busy following the Stormy Daniels and Michael Cohen storylines to stay on top of all the Vanderpump Rules drama, here's what you need to know: Jax is still cheating and having meltdowns, the Toms are opening a bar with Lisa and Ken called Tom Tom, Jennifer Lawrence called Lala Kent a c-u-next-Tuesday (for the record, Lawrence does not work at Sur; she's just a superfan), and Katie Maloney-Schwartz has just launched a lipstick collection named after her blog, Pucker & Pout.
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