But they accidentally overshot the mark, precipitating a regional crisis.
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Not doing so is the most likely way of precipitating a war.
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There could yet be a precipitating event that ignites a financial crisis.
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They looked at the demographics, precipitating circumstances and investigation characteristics of each case.
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But a key distinction between Democratic and Republican brinksmanship lies in precipitating events.
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Water, water, water, water: Ever-flowing, Never slowing, Always changing, Condensing, evaporating, precipitating.
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And so all it takes is a precipitating incident to break those emotional levees.
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We are looking for now a precipitating event that caused this person to explode.
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No. Regardless of precipitating circumstances, each of us is only ever responsible for ourownfeelings.
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But if there's some precipitating event, then it can bring it all back out.
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Short sellers look for a catalyst—a precipitating event that will trigger the decline.
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Successive administrations have moved to limit American engagement without precipitating a yet worse outcome.
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The combination of predisposing, precipitating, perpetuating and protective factors will be different for everyone.
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Had this happened at any other time, the government would have resigned, precipitating an election.
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Mugabe, whom Mr. Mugabe had seemed to promote over Mr. Mnangagwa, precipitating the current crisis.
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Dr. Hofman is convinced that the precipitating factor is diminished blood flow to the brain.
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President Trump announced sanctions against Turkey early this summer, precipitating the plunge of the lira.
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Soon the hammers and pick-axes were out, precipitating the dissolution of the Soviet Union.
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Leading scientists warn that humanity is precipitating the Sixth Mass Extinction of plant and animal species.
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Things are tense and tedious until a conflict erupts, precipitating heroism, atrocity or something more ambiguous.
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Most noticeably, the precipitating trauma in Patrick's life, perpetrated by his father, is presented quite differently.
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The average American received 14 robocalls per month during that period, precipitating declining call response rates.
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His precipitating insight was that different groups of immigrants bring different skills and face different conditions.
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Unless, that is, precipitating events as head-over-heelsy as the fall of the Berlin Wall intervene.
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Now Donald Trump has come close to precipitating another constitutional crisis by smearing and seeking the removal
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The ordinariness of the precipitating event and how unprepared officials were to deal with it are shocking.
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This spooked investors in these institutions, causing them to run for the proverbial doors, precipitating the crisis.
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When that failed, it attacked the border — again in hopes of precipitating an internal crisis in Eritrea.
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They're both cruel tyrants who have starved and neglected their populations, precipitating humanitarian crises of historic proportions.
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As the Fed raised interest rates, those countries struggled to make interest payments, precipitating a debt crisis.
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In November 2015, Turkey shot down a Russian jet, precipitating a major crisis and fears of war.
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Bollea won a $140 million judgment against Gawker in March 2016, precipitating its bankruptcy filing three months later.
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More importantly, though, actions can be legal and constitutional and non-crisis-precipitating and still very, very bad.
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To build a device that communicated via Bluetooth, however, it had to be bigger, precipitating an important choice.
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And the Fixed-Term Parliaments Act makes it possible to vote against the government without precipitating an election.
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The corporate scandals of the early 2000s and the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 were the precipitating factors.
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The precipitating event was a remarkable bit of local journalism by the Morning Call out of Allentown, Pennsylvania.
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While forces are committed to this conflict, other rogue states may perceive an opportunity, precipitating unexpected global conflicts.
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Workers have demanded higher pay in all those countries, of course, sometimes precipitating violence between protesters and police.
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The newspaper has argued that its reporting helped bolster the public's understanding of the circumstances precipitating the attack.
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Those were the precipitating events that gave rise to the Tea Party which ultimately transformed into the Trump movement.
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Microbial ConcreteDiatoms are one of the prettiest examples of biomineralization in action, precipitating glassy exoskeletons around their tiny bodies.
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Now the independent federal judiciary is under attack by a president who seems intent on precipitating a constitutional crisis.
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The interest figure looming in the future is probably what is precipitating this discussion by the Dell board now.
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The canceled tours and roadblocks ended up precipitating a 2016 that Skrapz acknowledges wasn't particularly positive for his art.
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Jupiter already would have been fully formed at the time, with its strong gravitational pull perhaps precipitating the collision.
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In November, the company filed a complaint against Microsoft in Russia, precipitating an investigation by Moscow's Federal Antimonopoly Service.
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May's deal risks precipitating a general election that could bring Jeremy Corbyn, the opposition Labour Party leader, to power.
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The school blames the federal Education Department's "ill-advised" loan freeze after the probation determination for precipitating the trouble.
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The celibacy requirement for priests is a "major precipitating risk factor for child sexual abuse," according to the report.
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Police shot and killed Scott, a 43-year-old African-American man, on Tuesday, precipitating days of protests across Charlotte.
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Jihadist projects to win back Sunni heartlands with barbaric levels of violence have consistently ended in failure, precipitating more retreats.
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For one, there wasn't really a precipitating event that brought on India's state-wide blackout and blatant political power grab.
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The family moves into an apartment that used to belong to Brian's father, whose death is the movie's precipitating catastrophe.
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"It would be hard to calibrate policy settings carefully enough to avoid precipitating a contraction in real activity," Lacker said.
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That's how you get a party that's willing to indulge Donald Trump and his crisis-precipitating rhetoric about stolen elections.
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T he motion is set to be debated by the Parliament in Dublin on Tuesday, possibly precipitating a snap election.
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Afghan officials say that the MOAB killed ninety-six militants, and credit it with precipitating ISIS 's decline in Achin.
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"You don't want to wait until there's a precipitating event, like a fall or the onset of dementia, " Sullivan said.
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When the man finds out, he curses Kintu, precipitating a chain of domestic tragedies that afflicts the clan for generations.
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But it was among the first cracks in the formalist wall, precipitating a rapid expansion of inclusive, maximal art-making.
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But it also spikes the immediate production of stress hormones and raises blood pressure, precipitating or exacerbating short-term stress.
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The lure of defeating the government and, just possibly, precipitating an election, will surely drive most Labour MPs to vote no.
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The fans were still cheering as the offense broke the huddle, precipitating a prompt on the giant scoreboard to be quiet.
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U.S. Senator Patrick Leahy, the ranking Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee, said Trump seems intent on precipitating a constitutional crisis.
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That could encourage both those US allies to develop their own nuclear arms programs, precipitating an arms race in North Asia.
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Before singing the "Liebestod," the invocation to love-death, Ms. Stemme's Isolde slashes her wrist with a knife, precipitating her death.
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However, if the trade war continues to escalate, there is a risk of capital outflow from China precipitating a financial crisis.
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Many of these environmental hazards, though, can be linked to multiple causes; in Greenland, it's easier to pinpoint the precipitating issue.
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Turkish officials also announced the opening of its border to Europe, precipitating a mass movement of migrants toward the western borders.
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That was just the precipitating factor, but go back and stream "The Big Short" if none of this rings a bell.
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Following is a list of groups and individuals who could be instrumental in precipitating the end of Merkel's 12-year-old leadership.
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The precipitating event: Donald Trump's election, the president's embrace of nationalism, and his discriminatory remarks and policies against several of these groups.
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Millions of policyholders would start moving their life insurance somewhere more stable, precipitating the insurance equivalent of a run on the bank.
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"And I think that this president is just precipitating more and more angst that's going to lead to serious discord," she added.
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However, the commission will surely pressure states to do so and some may comply, precipitating lawsuits that may or may not succeed.
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Mitch McConnell's (R-Ky.) reportedly warning him against it given Republican opposition in the Senate (not to mention precipitating a constitutional crisis).
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I have been perfectly clear with President Erdogan: Turkey's action is precipitating a humanitarian crisis and setting conditions for possible war crimes.
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On the island of Chios on Wednesday, local people stormed into a hotel where newly arrived police officers were staying, precipitating scuffles.
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Precipitating each fourth turning, the authors wrote, is a breakdown of the existing civic order and the institutions that prop it up.
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"I would remind people the '87 crash, the precipitating factor was an argument about supporting the dollar between Germany and the U.S."
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The jump in yields wrong-footed markets, precipitating a worldwide slide in stocks, bonds, commodities and the dollar's value against the Japanese yen.
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Sudan is experiencing something seen in several countries since the Arab spring of 22015: popular protests against an ageing despot precipitating regime change.
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A 2628-month stay on litigation against the government of Puerto Rico expired last Monday, precipitating a rush to the courthouse by creditors.
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Stephen Hawking, Elon Musk and others wonder whether AI could get out of control, precipitating a sci-fi conflict between people and machines.
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The tendency to weave stories where evidence is missing is the human brain's sustaining feature, precipitating heroic action, senseless love, and mindless hate.
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When Lyle won't embrace Steven's fiery brand of Christianity, Shiloh cuts off his contact with Isaac, precipitating a series of increasingly dire crises.
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Democrats criticized "zero tolerance," which ran from April 2018 to June 2018, and blamed Trump for precipitating a humanitarian crisis at the border.
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It also may grant a hypothetical eventual impeachment more legitimacy, since the precipitating determinations will be made by nonpartisan prosecutors, not elected partisans.
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Life events, such as job changes, promotions or change in the number of people in the household are the precipitating factors for a purchase.
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Almost 90 percent of falls occurred because people lost their balance, and nearly two-thirds involved a slip or trip as the precipitating factor.
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But as they continued to analyze Spirit's data, the scientists began to favor another possibility: opaline silicate precipitating out of hot, mineral-rich waters.
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In December, at the last minute, the president pulled his support for a spending plan that had already passed the Senate, precipitating the shutdown.
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"My own sense is that precipitating, or increasing trade friction for example between the United States and China is frankly self defeating," he said.
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"At this time, there are no indications there was a feud, disturbance, or anything precipitating or justifying the shooting," Jones told the Express-News.
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In the 2000s some economists worried that investors might lose faith in the greenback, precipitating a collapse in the dollar and a global crisis.
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Instead, it offers agonizingly derivative social commentary from an author (played by Mona Lee Wylde) who views our relentless taping as precipitating mankind's demise.
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To hold office in a country torn apart by race war because they were too pusillanimous to stand up against the causes precipitating it?
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The numbers testify to the global fundraising rush before the U.S. Federal Reserve kicked off interest rate rises, precipitating a rise in U.S. Treasury yields.
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It's one issue after the other... I think that this president is just precipitating more and more angst that's going to lead to serious discord.
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Conservatives always point to the failure of Robert Bork's Supreme Court nomination 30 years ago as the original sin precipitating the breakdown of these norms.
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The big difference from modern times is that, back then, once the challenge precipitating the debt was resolved, Congress turned its attention to debt eradication.
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Guzman dispatched the Beltran Leyva brothers to lead the charge, precipitating a bloody fight between the group and the Gulf Cartel's Los Zetas enforcer group.
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As the country reeled from this latest spasm of violence, the civilian and military leadership huddled separately to deal with the precipitating sense of crisis.
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And I feel safe saying that canceling all the barbecues is not going to be the precipitating event that gets the political remediation process started.
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Even in rapidly progressing, fatal illnesses, precipitating severe complications or death is not acceptable, so what is the minimum assurance of safety that is needed?
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The most likely event precipitating a new Supreme Court appointment by Trump is the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the oldest of the nine justices.
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But many activists and Saudi feminist groups argue that the reforms pushed by the crown prince have reached a standstill, precipitating the urgency to flee.
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"There has never been an upset winner in a statewide Democratic primary that labor has not had an instrumental role in precipitating," Mr. Gyory said.
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And yet, more than two whole months after the precipitating event, people are still trying to make Smollett the embodiment of race problems in America.
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It is not, like Russia, interested in precipitating the collapse of the EU. Quite the opposite: it sees in Europe's openness and wealth advantages for itself.
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Apple was also responsible for teaching the world what a "chamfered edge" was with the iPhone 5, precipitating a wave of gadgets with similarly shiny extremities.
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The Israelis have been much more disciplined and effective than Saudi Arabia when it comes to checking Iran's influence in Syria without precipitating a larger conflict.
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Academics began to leave, precipitating a brain drain that accelerated dramatically in the 1990s during the country's civil war, when the campus was looted by rebels.
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CannTrust announced Health Canada's findings of non-compliance in producing cannabis in unlicensed facilities on Monday, precipitating a 40% drop in stock value over the week.
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Reimposing sanctions, such as blacklisting the Central Bank of Iran, would cause serious problems for European companies, potentially precipitating a split in the trans-Atlantic alliance.
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The breakdown in relations was, if not a primary driver of North Korea's nuclear test, then at the very least, it would seem, a significant precipitating factor.
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Art is the cultural equivalent of a river carving its path; slow and subtle, but extraordinarily powerful over time, and capable of precipitating sudden and massive changes.
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At temperatures ranging from Hell-frozen-over to Mars-never-looked-so-beautiful, each of these three volatile ices is sublimating, precipitating, and flowing across Pluto's surface.
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What's more, as the reality of an unattractive deal on Britain's future relationship sinks in, the British could think again about leaving, perhaps precipitating a second referendum.
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French news reports suggested on Wednesday that Colonel Beltrame had at some point tried to disarm Mr. Lakdim, precipitating the shooting and lethal knifing of the gendarme.
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A rebellion that resulted from persecution led to military massacres by Milosevic's forces and caused hundreds of thousands to flee the territory, precipitating the intervention by NATO.
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Pressure can build beneath the surface over time, creating hairline fractures, until a precipitating incident triggers cascading changes that lead, often irreversibly, to a new steady state.
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"Secretary Shanahan was not aware of the directive to move the USS John S. McCain nor was he aware of the concern precipitating the directive," the Pentagon said.
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The Moranbong visit was meant to be a symbol of Kim Jong Un's diplomatic outreach to China, and Beijing swatted it away, thus precipitating a breakdown in relations.
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"The blackout is a form of collective punishment of the people of Jammu and Kashmir, without even a pretext of a precipitating offence," they said in a statement.
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Yellen and Fischer would then be responsible for precipitating a change in the laws governing the Fed that could have far-reaching unforeseen consequences for the Fed's independence.
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Even if the individuals using 24chan had remained absolutely invariable, however, those who were 24 in 24 would be nearly 24 today, precipitating its own kind of change.
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Jordan Montgomery's year was lost to Tommy John surgery; Sonny Gray continued the struggles he's had since arriving in New York, precipitating a move to a relief role.
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Many retailers are being smarter today about opening new stores across the globe, precipitating in a cooling off of international expansion, according to a new report from CBRE.
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We're told: Comey has been quiet for nearly a year — fired by President Trump on May 9, precipitating the appointment of special counsel Bob Mueller eight days later.
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In one memorable incident, an official threw himself in front of the car I was riding in with colleagues to delay our departure, precipitating an unseemly shoving match.
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"I have been perfectly clear with President Erdogan: Turkey's action is precipitating a humanitarian crisis and setting conditions for possible war crimes," Trump said in the statement Monday.
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At the end of 2018, he said he was going to pull all US troops out of Syria, precipitating the resignation of the secretary of defense, Jim Mattis.
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Then after he cleared that hurdle, he and Nicki broke up, precipitating even more messy tabloid drama, to a degree that he'd never come close to experiencing before.
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According to a study from the Congressional Research Service, a domestic dispute was a "precipitating factor in roughly a fifth (21.2%) of mass public shootings" from 1999 to 2013.
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But by the end of the week, for precipitating reasons unknown to anyone outside of the campaign's highest echelons, Trump—the candidate who fetishizes dominance and self-congratulation—capitulated.
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Its presence was a socioeconomic anchor for the town, until it closed in 2009 in the midst of the national recession, precipitating a drastic decline in the local economy.
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A precipitating event in his downfall might have been a youth rally on Saturday in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe's second-largest city, at which Mr. Mnangagwa received rousing cheers from supporters.
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The United States, formerly the agency's biggest donor, quit funding it last year, precipitating a financial crisis and aggravating the growing resentments between the Trump administration and Palestinian leaders.
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Hundreds of thousands of Rohingya were forced to flee Rakhine into neighboring Bangladesh following a violent government crackdown in August last year, precipitating one of Asia's worst refugee crisis.
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At least 243 P2P companies have collapsed in China since June, precipitating the withdrawal of funds from many firms in the industry and sparking protests by investors across the country.
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Compared to those scandals, the precipitating event for Silicon Valley's imminent regulatory reckoning is less of a sudden discovery and more of a slowly building shift in Americans' political beliefs.
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"There are no indications there was a feud, disturbance or anything precipitating or justifying the shooting," Lt. Craig Jones, a Guadalupe sheriff's spokesman, told the San Antonio Express-News then.
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He chose rock salt ("halite", to give its geological name) because its crystals often trap tiny pockets of the brine it is precipitating from, and this brine contains dissolved air.
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While precipitating Rouhani&aposs political decline, US sanctions have also created a lucrative economic environment for the country&aposs black market and have bolstered the IRGC&aposs illicit economic holdings.
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It was not the policy but merely the procedure, the stripping of the power of Congress to control the purse strings, that was the precipitating cause for this mini-revolt.
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In a February 2015 article in the journal Global Policy, he said U.S. policy toward Russia had been "misguided and provocative" and blamed the State Department for precipitating the Ukraine conflict.
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It surely is not in President Trump's interest to have a deep and sustained equity market correction, in turn precipitating an economic slump, with the 2020 U.S. Presidential elections fast approaching.
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"We find that rainfall will be significantly increased by over 50% in the heaviest precipitating parts of the storm," the researchers said, in a summary of their research released on Wednesday.
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"At this time, there are no indications there was a feud, disturbance, or anything precipitating or justifying the shooting," Lieutenant Craig Jones of the Guadalupe County Sheriff's Office spokesman, tells MySanAntonio.com.
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Perhaps most damning of all was Saladin's role in stemming the intellectual curiosity, pluralism and joie de vivre that characterised classical Islam, and in precipitating its descent into intolerance and fundamentalism.
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In the riots' precipitating incident, that was the 1991 beating of motorist Rodney King by what looked to be a group of out-of-control officers, captured by a nearby resident.
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Trump's demand for more than $85033 billion to fund a border wall has been repeatedly rebuffed by congressional Democrats, precipitating a partial government shutdown that has lasted 24 days and counting.
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Now, the markets are so large it is hard to see how policymakers can lower the risks they pose without precipitating a sharp decline that is bound to damage the economy.
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Kucinich's opponents in the Democratic primary include Richard Cordray, who stepped down late last year as the head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, precipitating a clash within the Trump administration.
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And yet, the realization that no modern coach or executive can remain static or dogmatic seems to have escaped Coughlin of late, precipitating an ugly end to his time in Jacksonville.
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Mr Johnson's reckless approach to Brexit risks not just precipitating a no-deal exit from the EU, but also wrecking one of the most creative fudges in the history of nation-making.
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Ten years ago, subprime mortgages went from a little-known form of lending to a precipitating cause of the international banking crisis that led to the Great Recession of 6900 to 2628.
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The fast-moving time schedule to resolve whether Trump does or does not agree to be questioned by Mueller will be a precipitating event for Trump firing Mueller if indeed this occurs.
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But other mental health experts said Facebook's calls to the police could also cause harm — such as unintentionally precipitating suicide, compelling nonsuicidal people to undergo psychiatric evaluations, or prompting arrests or shootings.
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By our early 40s, most of us are losing muscle mass, at a rate of about 5 percent a decade, with the decline often precipitating a long slide toward frailty and dependence.
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Earlier in the inning, Kelly retired Tyler Austin on a fly ball to left — ending their first confrontation since Kelly hit Austin last month at Fenway Park, precipitating a bench-clearing brawl.
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Still, all three said that there was a precipitating event that finally got Mr. Trump on board with an effort by John F. Kelly, the current chief of staff, to remove her.
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Its precipitating tragedy—a woman is struck and killed by a bus on Broadway when its driver is distracted by Lisa—is based on something that happened to a girl he knew.
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In 21968, anti-Communist South Vietnam was a caldron of overlapping rivalries, precipitating and reinforcing the political chaos consuming the country after President Ngo Dinh Diem's 21971 assassination during a military coup.
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In China, Facebook was banned in 2009, when the government blamed the social network for precipitating riots; but prior to the US government's acquisition, Facebook had been looking for office space there.
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In some cases, you can develop claustrophobia after a particularly traumatic event, like getting stuck in an elevator for a long period of time — but often, there's no precipitating event, Dr. Schneier says.
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Still, Bigelow and Boal's efforts to place what happened in a wider context -- from opening animation depicting the migration of blacks to northern cities to the riots' precipitating incident -- don't clarify it much.
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If Republicans hang on to a narrow majority, McCain is proposing a new norm in which Supreme Court justices are never confirmed during periods of divided government, precipitating a full blown legitimation crisis.
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They seemed to forget again in the lead-up to the 2008 financial crisis, when the Federal Reserve raised interest rates 17 times, "precipitating the worst downturn since the Great Depression," he argued.
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Trump is sending dangerously mixed signals to the world, but his behavior here isn't necessarily transformative because it doesn't appear to be precipitating any permanent institutional changes that the next president couldn't undo.
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Despite sitting 50 miles from the Great Lakes, which contain one-fifth of the world's fresh water, the state of Michigan all but gave up on Flint, precipitating an entirely preventable environmental catastrophe.
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"Secretary Shanahan was not aware of the directive to move the USS John S McCain nor was he aware of the concern precipitating the directive," Lt. Colonel Joe Buccino said in a statement.
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The allegedly precipitating incident that led to Lynn's and Open Markets' dismissal was their statement in support of a $2.7 billion fine that the EU handed to Google at the end of June.
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After seeing "The Cylinder," Ellen Stewart, director of La MaMa Experimental Theater Club in New York, invited Nicola L to bring the piece to La MaMa, precipitating her first trip to the city.
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Part of the trouble, surely, is the fact that the loss of both his love life and his work life (the first precipitating the second) has left him with nothing that engages him.
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Nevertheless, the caucus has served to winnow down the GOP fields, precipitating a dramatic drop-off in the number of Republicans running for president, and is likely to do the same in 2016.
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The Soviet Union's costly 1979 invasion of Afghanistan involved tens of thousands of ground troops and resulted in a damaging withdrawal in 1989 that many historians view as precipitating the fall of the USSR.
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Acting Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan "was not aware of the directive ... nor was he aware of the concern precipitating the directive," his spokesperson said in a statement emailed early Thursday morning to reporters.
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The conflict was so costly in lives and treasure that it devastated winner and loser alike, precipitating massive social and political ruptures and leaving the Greek city-states divided and vulnerable to external conquest.
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After all, the psychological effects of violent trauma are mysterious and lingering and can rear their ugly head at any time, even long after the precipitating incident has drifted into the fog of memory.
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The culmination of this effort has led some academics to believe this may well be the first act of a state constitution based on freedom of religion, equality and justice, precipitating the American constitution.
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Moreover, when a woman blamed herself for precipitating the beatings, this might not be servility so much as an attempt to believe that she had some measure of control over what happened to her.
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So Trump, despite seeming eager just a few days earlier to take credit for a shutdown and precipitating the crisis by threatening to veto a spending bill, is pointing his finger at the Democrats.
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"Even in rapidly progressing, fatal illnesses, precipitating severe complications or death is not acceptable, so what is the minimum assurance of safety that is needed?" wrote senior FDA officials Janet Woodcock and Peter Marks.
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The recently initiated impeachment inquiry may bring to light more grave subversions, but the precipitating event — withholding foreign aid to Ukraine while Trump sought dirt on the Biden family — ended when Congress cried foul.
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"People inexplicably bought into that sale, precipitating a downward market death spiral that took us all down with them," said Adam Lindemann, the collector and dealer, referring to Mr. Hirst's all-Hirst Sotheby's auction.
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In a market downturn, widespread downgrades of corporate bonds could induce a sell-off, precipitating sharp declines in the price of bonds and feeding a cycle of further downgrades, margin calls and sell-offs.
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Wearing a few pieces of regalia, George-Warren introduced himself in the Catawba language, before launching into Jackson, the president who signed the Indian Removal Act in 503, precipitating what can only be called genocide.
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The White House and Senate Democrats are already pointing fingers over who would be to blame if a shutdown occurs, with each accusing the other side of precipitating a potential funding lapse over the wall.
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It could be the case that the Court's legitimacy is relatively secure — or that it's a few bad decisions away from collapsing, potentially precipitating a crisis in which political actors start to ignore Court decisions.
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We're having this conversation on Tuesday, the Tuesday after the Friday of the precipitating events in which a group of white supremacists went on a march with tiki lamps and heil Hitler signs in Charlottesville.
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These changes were instituted to reduce stark disparities that had been identified between the rate of claims granted when the cause of PTSD is military sexual trauma compared to other precipitating events, such as combat.
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They contend the atmosphere at the Emirates is volatile and fractious, placing the manager under quick, intense pressure and — in Emery's case — eventually precipitating his end, in part because of the performative outrage on YouTube.
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But the talks could prove a sideshow if UAE–backed forces launch an offensive to seize the Red Sea port of Hodeidah from the Houthis, potentially precipitating a long and destructive battle and a humanitarian catastrophe.
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has raised the possibility that Johnson, who has barely warmed the seat of 10 Downing Street, could be removed by a vote of no confidence in September, thereby precipitating an early election.
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"North Korea's escalation is meant to bolster its leverage — especially amid this month's U.S.-South Korean military exercises — but is also calibrated to avoid precipitating a major breakdown and return to bellicose behavior," Mariano told CNBC.
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"The Iranian government is trying to create a crisis that will force a multilateral negotiation without precipitating a war," said Jon Alterman, director of the Middle East Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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A sizable rump of House conservatives will sometimes vote against these stopgap bills, too, and if that were to happen this time, Republicans would be precipitating a government shutdown by announcing a rushed health care vote.
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This year, sea arrivals stand at some 70,000 people, a fraction of the mass influx in 2015 that overwhelmed EU states and stretched services, precipitating a rise in the bloc's populist, nationalist and anti-immigration parties.
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In an interview last year, Mr. Denton put the chances of the case precipitating a disaster — that he would need to sell a controlling stake in the company to keep it afloat — at 1 in 10.
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Special Bonus: It was 100 years to the month that Shackelton's boat (Endurance) finally went under the Antarctic pack ice (Nov 1915), precipitating his epic traverse of South Georgia, before finding help at nearby Stromness (1916).
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As fractious as American politics is today, Ms Pelosi dispatching the Capitol police to seize Mr Cipollone or Mr Sondland at the White House, possibly precipitating a physical confrontation between security forces, would make things worse.
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One or more of these countries could descend into a violent civil war in 2020, precipitating a new diplomatic crisis for the U.S. In Hong Kong and Iran, protests are both a threat and an opportunity.
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It could be the case that the Court's legitimacy is relatively secure — or that it's a few bad decisions away from collapsing, potentially precipitating a Jackson-style crisis in which political actors start to ignore Court decisions.
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Although the precipitating event took place 30 years ago, as DuVernay's earlier documentary "The 13th" illustrated, the subject matter couldn't feel more relevant, with a passion and urgency that ultimately triumphs over any of the structural flaws.
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The Democratic Party in the North had been cautiously embracing civil rights for African Americans since at least the 1930s, leading many white Southerners to switch to the Republican Party, precipitating the dismantling of the Solid South.
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In either case, it is symptomatic of the ways conservative media pushes Republican elected officials to pander to conservative voters—with maximal commitments to prevent imaginary apocalypses, precipitating either political crises or disaffection in right-wing ranks.
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Unless Congress soon reclaims and restrains this power, our country will face a precipitating incident that could cause us to stumble into World War III with Russia, North Korea, China, Iran or a combination of the four.
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He has since presented his own version of these draft laws, infuriating PiS leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski, who ultimately sets the government agenda without himself holding any cabinet post, and precipitating a power struggle within the ruling camp.
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According to recent Congressional Budget Office findings, repealing the individual mandate alone would lead many healthy people to drop their coverage, precipitating an increase in insurance premiums that would drive sicker people out of the market reluctantly.
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Seriously, imagine Brady pitching perfect games and scoring rouges for Les Expos when the franchise began to tank in the late 1990s, precipitating its move to kind of Puerto Rico and then, finally, the District of Columbia.
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Mr. Trump issued the order to withdraw over the objections of military and civilian leaders, precipitating the resignations of Defense Secretary Jim Mattis and the special envoy to the coalition fighting the Islamic State, Brett H. McGurk.
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It speaks volumes about his strategy that Trump responded to the GOP's losses last November by precipitating a confrontation over a border wall that faces enormous opposition from all of the groups that powered the Democratic gains.
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The 69-year-old bin Humam had continued in his post after advancing Houthi fighters forced President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi and his government into exile in Saudi Arabia in March last year, precipitating the Saudi-led intervention.
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Bottom line: Although many subjects are accustomed to darkness at night, as satellite photos make clear, stripping the military elite of electrical power would cripple the regime — making launches and research prohibitive, and perhaps even precipitating its collapse.
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The second precipitating event was the death of Jalal Talabani, the first non-Arab president of Iraq and the eminence grise of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, or PUK, one of two shot-calling parties in Iraqi Kurdistan.
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Last year the Armory Show weathered a crisis when Pier 92 over the Hudson River was condemned shortly before the art fair opened, precipitating a last-minute reshuffling of booths and the shutting down of a satellite display.
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Mr. Moyane — who had no experience in tax affairs and was previously in charge of the nation's prisons — immediately began a purge of the agency, disbanding key units and precipitating the departure of more than 1,000 technical workers.
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It could do so by causing the U.S. dollar to appreciate against the Chinese renminbi, thereby again precipitating capital flight from China as occurred on a very large scale in the wake of the August 2015 renminbi depreciation.
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In the first days, he ordered two television screens in addition to the one already there, and a lock on the door, precipitating a brief standoff with the Secret Service, who insisted they have access to the room.
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The precipitating cause of Mr Trump's outburst was Mr Curiel's agreement to unseal around 1,000 pages of internal documents, many of which paint a damaging portrait of the tactics used by Trump University employees trying to drum up business.
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"Stall speed in the U.S., or even a shift to a lower channel of growth, would likely halt the Fed in its tracks - precipitating a 'one and done' scenario for this policy tightening cycle," they wrote in the note.
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"Stall speed in the U.S., or even a shift to a lower channel of growth, would likely halt the Fed in its tracks — precipitating a 'one-and-done' scenario for this policy tightening cycle," the Morgan Stanley economists said.
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Past the inevitable meet-cute, the scene builds to a sight-gag in which all the dispensing machines open at once precipitating a free food riot worthy of slapstick masters like Mack Sennett or Blake Edwards: Something for nothing!
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The trauma precipitating this inaugural episode of opiate abuse was not a tortured childhood or a psychological imbalance but a failed cartwheel, performed in the lobby of the Saatchi building in SoHo to impress a trio of young women.
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It was in this new town that she and Gypsy lived when Hurricane Katrina completely wiped out their home in 2005, precipitating the larger-than-life lie that all of Gypsy's medical records had been washed away in the storm.
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The fear being that the attraction of London as the preferred entry point to Europe would diminish as more global businesses elect - or are required - to have a base within an EU member state, precipitating companies to abandon the city.
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Descriptions of the precipitating event ranged from "a high pitched beam of sound" to an "incapacitating sound," to a "baffling sensation" akin to driving with the windows partially open in a car, to just an intense pressure in one ear.
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The temperature was set to exceed the local record of 40.4 C on Thursday in Paris, where the chief architect of rebuilding at the fire-ravaged Notre-Dame cathedral said the heatwave risked precipitating the collapse of the vaulted ceiling.
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Anti-immigration conservatives have already denounced even this limited deal, creating the possibility that Trump will do what he did in December and refuse to agree to a plan hammered out by both parties in Congress, precipitating another pointless, costly shutdown.
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In the '22007s, Wallace attacked the extension of public benefits and civil rights to blacks, precipitating the end of the consensus in Washington about civil rights, welfare, and taxes, and bringing about the realignment of both the Democratic and Republican parties.
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By confirming all of these sentiments in the eyes of the generation that will be the next in power, Trump, and those who have and will vote for him, can congratulate themselves on precipitating the destruction of the Republican party.
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" Theoharis will describe conditions in Lowndes County, Alabama, where "families have no access to sanitation services and are living with raw sewage in their yards, precipitating a health care crisis where tropical diseases are showing up in the rural south.
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Democratic strategists involved in House and Senate races said they envisioned Mr. Trump's collapse precipitating a broad shift in the political landscape, with tossup races moving firmly into their hands, and campaigns that were once long shots suddenly becoming competitive.
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He will do so even though the precipitating trigger for that slump has been higher interest rates that were forced on the Federal Reserve by an overly expansive fiscal policy at the very time that the economy was at full employment.
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It will put Democrats in a position to challenge, check, and investigate the Trump administration for at least the next two years, precipitating disputes between Congress and the White House at least as fierce as during the Obama presidency after 343.
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"An expanded joint employer standard has held back tens of billions of dollars in economic output each year due to a proliferation of frivolous lawsuits, precipitating significant changes to the way franchise brands interact with their local owners," he said.
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Compared with Germany, Mr. Macron faced a far more robust assault from the far right in France, but he was able to vault to power by capturing the center, creating his own political movement and precipitating the collapse of mainstream parties.
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This year, Mr. Heastie staked out a position that mayoral control should not be bargained over, precipitating the game of political chicken — something Mr. de Blasio, who has a chilly relationship with Mr. Cuomo and Senate Republicans, applauded on Thursday.
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Further complicating those marriages is the involvement of the couples' parents, according to a study by Yunxiang Yan, an anthropology professor at U.C.L.A. Their efforts to defend their child during marital conflicts often end up precipitating the dissolution of the marriage.
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As Congress has vowed to act if he will not, Trump said Turkey's action is precipitating a humanitarian crisis and "setting conditions for possible war crimes" but he made clear he had no plans to reverse his decision to withdraw.
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The fight over the law was one of the precipitating factors behind Warren's transition from academia into public office and is one of the central policy differences animating the clash between her and Biden, who is more moderate on most issues.
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Broadly, this can merely mean economic mismanagement, such as allowing inflation to accelerate too rapidly (thereby damaging the real value of fixed-income investments like bonds) or precipitating a recession (which would cause companies to go bust and hurt equities and corporate bonds).
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The precipitating incident for Monday's drama, though, was a New York Times report that, after Trump fired FBI Director James Comey last year, Rosenstein discussed the possibility of secretly recording the president of invoking the 163th Amendment to remove him from office.
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The temperature was set to exceed the local record of 40.4 C (0003°F) on Thursday in Paris, where the chief architect of rebuilding at the fire-ravaged Notre-Dame cathedral said the heatwave risked precipitating the collapse of the vaulted ceiling.
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Pushing for new crown jewels of the Chinese economy is an understandable part of celebrating a well-deserved success, but precipitating these events can not only botch the party, but it could also gravely damage China and the rest of the world.
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Harry Campbell of The Rideshare Guy blog wrote in an email that he sees the IPOs precipitating lower driver pay as Uber and Lyft take more money from each ride to sop up losses as the companies face closer scrutiny from investors.
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In his interview on CNN's "The Lead with Jake Tapper," Romney said the departure of Mattis as well as Trump's "abrupt" move to exit Syria were "precipitating" events in deciding to pen a scathing op-ed earlier this week slamming Trump's character.
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Neurologists have also identified a number of precipitating nondrug events: sudden immersion in cold or hot water; physical exertion; acute emotional or psychological stress; pain; medical procedures; sexual intercourse; and the Valsalva maneuver (a forceful attempt to exhale against a closed airway).
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Contentious last-minute tallies from Palm Beach and Broward counties put Nelson within 12,562 votes, or 0.15 percent of Scott's lead, and Gillum within 33,20083 votes, or 0.41 percent of DeSantis — precipitating a a manual recount for the Senate and machine recount for governor.
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Evaluating insomnia in an adolescent means looking at the predisposing factors, she said, including how that adolescent responds to stress, and possible genetic influences, and the precipitating factors — the specific triggers for insomnia — and finally, the perpetuating factors, which can keep the pattern going.
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Before leading his occupation in Oregon to the consternation of law enforcement authorities and frustrated locals, Ammon Bundy stood alongside his father Cliven when the rancher defied the Bureau of Land Management in Nevada in 2014, precipitating a standoff over cattle grazing on federal land.
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The UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change warned in October that the planet will reach the crucial threshold of 1.5 degrees Celsius by as early as 2030, precipitating the risk of extreme drought, wildfires, floods and food shortages for hundreds of millions of people.
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The prospect of Trump's testimony under oath will be a precipitating event for either a climactic moment for the investigation or a true constitutional crisis if Trump refuses to agree to terms, and Mueller moves to subpoena Trump to testify before the grand jury.
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The American political system is meanwhile in a proto-authoritarian crisis; that crisis has been precipitating itself over decades, meaning structural deterioration and a need for systematic change; and how, after all, can you really intend systematic change without systematic thinking to predicate it on?
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It nudges the respondent to do some emotional and intellectual inventory, to gauge how one is feeling, whether the feelings are clear at all (they may not be), how they are related to the precipitating circumstances, and what these feelings prompt one to do.
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In a sign of how large North Korea has loomed, Mr. Abe said it dominated his talks with Mr. Trump, even though the United States has moved ahead with tariffs on Japanese steel — precipitating the most bitter trade clash between Tokyo and Washington in years.
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Evaluating insomnia in an adolescent means looking at the predisposing factors, she said, including how that adolescent responds to stress, and possible genetic influences, and the precipitating factors — the specific triggers for insomnia — and finally, the perpetuating factors, which can keep the pattern going.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission said on Friday it was "very concerned" with the state of the rule of law in Poland where the ruling nationalist Law and Justice (PiS) party overhauled the courts, precipitating a deepening stand-off between old and new judges.
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This means Trump, whose advisers have said privately was seeking to avoid saying "Im ending this," isn't doing it The precipitating event for the breakdown in this strategy is a threatened lawsuit from the attorney general of Texas joined by several other hard-right AGs.
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Eventually, though, the planking rotted and gave way, precipitating the satyr deep into a part of the vessel's hold where there was a lot of corroding iron and little circulation of water—a combination of circumstances which killed the sea squirts and led to the brown patina.
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"That risk has therefore been seriously underpriced for a year or more, because we are dealing with a political generation which has no serious experience of bad times and is frankly cavalier about precipitating events they could not then control, but feel they might exploit," Rogers said.
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Trump has been silent on the issue but a senior U.S. official said in June Washington might consider sanctions if there was a "precipitating event," such as Hong Kong police being told to stand down and mainland Chinese forces moving in and using violence against protesters.
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China's aggressive posture in the South China Sea is precipitating a realignment in the region's international politics with an emerging military cooperation, if not de facto alliance, between traditional allies, like the United States, Japan, South Korea, Australia and historically non-aligned India and formerly hostile Vietnam.
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There are also immediate concerns about Chinese pressure in conjunction with the international community precipitating a crisis of regime collapse in North Korea — and with it a massive flood of refugees crossing the border, loose nuclear materials, and the economic costs of instability on the peninsula.
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When she died, in 2007, the National Library of Israel contested the rights to Brod's and Kafka's archives, precipitating a succession of courtroom showdowns that pitted the institution against Esther's daughter Eva and the German Literature Archive in Marbach, which had long hoped to acquire the papers.
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Economists competed to calculate how far the value of the dollar would have to fall to bring things back into balance, and they worried about a crash in the value of the dollar precipitating a spike in U.S. interest rates that would bring down the U.S. economy.
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Documents leaked to the news media this year predicted that a no-deal or "hard" Brexit precipitating stricter and time-consuming passport checks by the French authorities would prompt 15,000-person-long lines at St. Pancras, the major rail station in London served by the Eurostar.
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Today In: Facebook's local news and information section Posted by Facebook on Friday, September 21, 2018 Facebook infamously turned away from news in favor of content from friends at the start of 2018, precipitating a significant decline in News Feed reach and referral traffic for links to articles.
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Moreover, potassium chloride only makes its solubility worse, precipitating more of the drug out of solution, enough that trying to force in the injection through the precipitate can break the vein, spilling the drugs out into the arm tissue where they're not going to have their intended effects.
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"Schizophrenia has a genetic component, sure, but some recent research indicates it can be induced by trauma, and trauma almost more than mental illness is the greatest precipitating factor to suicide for most people," Metzger, who is currently a group facilitator for Survivors of Suicide Loss (SOSL), said.
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Its going to depend on what the Chinese do, the official told Reuters, adding that the United States might consider sanctions if there was a "precipitating event," such as Hong Kong police being told the stand down and mainland Chinese forces moving in and using violence against protesters.
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This strategy will create extraordinary pressures on the Yemeni people living in the center and north of the country over time, with the hope that their discontent is ultimately directed at the precipitating actor (the Houthis), rather than the actor directly responsible (the Yemeni government and its coalition backers).
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And while Trump has been silent on the issue, a senior U.S. official said in June that Washington might consider sanctions if there was a "precipitating event," such as Hong Kong police being told to stand down and mainland Chinese forces moving in and using violence against protesters.
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Wonks stranded on the periphery of the action, like Megan McArdle, joined the fray, arguing that medical bankruptcies are actually much less common than Sanders asserts, because how can you tell whether medical debt was the precipitating event in a bankruptcy if sometimes people get unnecessary cosmetic dermatology?
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Jeffrey Donaldson, a senior D.U.P lawmaker, went further, telling the BBC on Wednesday that what he had heard of the draft Brexit deal "undermines the constitutional and economic integrity" of the United Kingdom, and warning that he was not afraid of precipitating a general election by opposing the plan.
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Coutu said he thought the hip operations compromised his mechanics, precipitating the ruptured hamstring he sustained with Jacksonville a few months before that aborted comeback in the U.F.L. He has coped by embracing the next phase of his life, one he did not think would come so soon.
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" Paul Graham, who was leaving soon after the dinner for a sabbatical year in England, told me that Altman, by precipitating progress in "curing cancer, fusion, supersonic airliners, A.I.," was trying to comprehensively revise the way we live: "I think his goal is to make the whole future.
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"It's going to depend on what the Chinese do," the official told Reuters, adding that the United States might consider sanctions if there was a "precipitating event," such as Hong Kong police being told to stand down and mainland Chinese forces moving in and using violence against protesters.
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A perfect case in point: Hours before signing a settlement to pay the SEC $10 million and step down as chairman of Tesla for two years, Musk changed his mind, precipitating an SEC lawsuit and the destruction of more than $7 billion in wealth as Tesla stock promptly plunged on Friday.
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Ryan has had a Trump problem for many months, but when Donald Trump said in Wednesday's presidential debate that he was not ready to state whether he would accept the results of the election, he was precipitating a major crisis for Ryan and other Republicans in the House and Senate.
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"In short, the sky hasn't fallen on either side of the Channel, contrary to concerns that the U.K. would soon fall into recession, precipitating a marked slowdown in the rest of the European Monetary Union," Jean-Michel Six, S&P Global Ratings' chief economist for Europe, said in a statement.
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Around the country, reformers have run for office in their unions—most famously in Chicago, with the Caucus of Rank and File Educators (CORE) taking power and precipitating the 83 strike, but also in Seattle, Los Angeles, Portland, St. Paul, New York, Massachusetts, Puerto Rico, and North Carolina, among others.
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There is little clarity on which negotiating text the two sides will rely on, with Washington wanting to adhere to the pre-May draft, and China wanting to start anew with the copy it sent back to U.S. officials with numerous edits and redactions, precipitating the collapse in talks in May.
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A later black leader, the Rev Jesse Jackson, said Rosa Parks, the first lady of civil rights, had told him that she refused to give up her bus seat to a white man, precipitating the first large protests against segregation, because "I thought of Emmett Till and couldn't go back".
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The takeaway is that Close's decision to file for divorce from their mother, Leslie, in 2010, seemed to the children like a precipitating event for many of the changes in his life since then, which at various points each of them referred to as an identity crisis in old age.
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Washington (CNN)The top federal prosecutor in Philadelphia lashed out at his local counterpart in an extraordinary statement Thursday, blaming District Attorney Larry Krasner and the progressive criminal justice efforts he has pushed for precipitating a violent standoff between police and a shooter in the city that had ended hours earlier.
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The earthquake that struck Japan on March 11, 2011, precipitating the tsunami that wiped out dozens of towns along the coast of Tohoku and killed over 19,000 people — the worst disaster to strike the country since the American bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki — naturally stunned Kuma and filled him with sorrow.
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Warning to believers in the rule of law: There is now a clear and present danger that President Trump is on the brink, possibly within days, of precipitating a constitutional crisis and triggering a national firestorm against his presidency by firing and removing multiple officials involved in the Russia investigation.
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The Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority, a financial regulator within the Bank of England, have put in place a series of measures to make top executives and managers at banks operating in Britain more accountable for financial failings and misconduct that could play a role in precipitating future financial upheavals.
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A month ago we all waited breathlessly for over an hour as UFC lightweight contender Khabib Nurmagomedov failed to appear in the basement of the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas to weigh in, precipitating both the cancellation of his fight the following day with Tony Ferguson and the breaking of our hearts.
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The report issued Monday by the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change says the planet will reach the crucial threshold of 1.5 degrees Celsius (2.7 degrees Fahrenheit) above pre-industrial levels by as early as 2030, precipitating the risk of extreme drought, wildfires, floods and food shortages for hundreds of millions of people.
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The Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army, the militant group fighting for Rohingya rights that attacked police posts in Rakhine State, western Myanmar, in the fall of 2016 and the summer of 2017 — precipitating violent expulsions, mass flights and, human rights groups say, crimes against humanity — has reorganized in the camps at Cox's Bazar.
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Everybody saw it coming, so it's a relief to finally get it over with; and the ICO space has become such a get-rich-quick shitshow, so full of empty promises, that precipitating what John Biggs calls "the coming avalanche of ICO failures," while achieving some legal clarity, seems like a good-case scenario.
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In October, the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change said in a report that the planet will reach the crucial threshold of 1.5 degrees Celsius (2.7 degrees Fahrenheit) above pre-industrial levels by as early as 2030, precipitating the risk of extreme drought, wildfires, floods and food shortages for hundreds of millions of people.
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The report issued Monday by the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), says the planet will reach the crucial threshold of 22100 degrees Celsius (270 degrees Fahrenheit) above pre-industrial levels by as early as 290, precipitating the risk of extreme drought, wildfires, floods and food shortages for hundreds of millions of people.
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"The Zero Marginal Cost Society: The Internet of Things (IoT), the Collaborative Commons and the Eclipse of Capitalism"By Jeremy RifkinWhat it's about: Rifkin describes how the "Internet of Things" is propelling us to an era of nearly free goods and services, precipitating the meteoric rise of a global "Collaborative Commons" and the eclipse of capitalism.
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As someone who, in 85033 and in 2007, helped terminate two nuclear programs in the Middle East without precipitating war, I know that the "deal or war" framing is a false dichotomy and, therefore, the prediction that leaving the JCPOA will lead to war was detached from the strategic and military reality of the Middle East.
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It comes as a shock, but hardly a surprise, when, at the end of Chapter 2, Reed learns that McLemore has committed suicide; the remaining five episodes are concerned not with the alleged murder—which, it turns out, never occurred—but with the precipitating causes of McLemore's death, and with tracing the effect of his demise on others.
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Last week's UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), report said that based on current levels of greenhouse gas emissions, the planet will reach 1.5 degrees Celsius (2.7 degrees Fahrenheit) above pre-industrial levels by as early as 2030, precipitating the risk of extreme drought, wildfires, floods and food shortages for hundreds of millions of people.
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Golub's paintings of mercenaries and death squads are lasting testaments to the US proxy wars in Central America and President Reagan's support of the brutal military dictatorships that made life unlivable in countries like Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras, precipitating an exodus of refugees that streamed northward for better lives within the citadels of the empire.
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Just days into his expanded role and after these conversations, he appointed Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE as special counsel with a still-secret charter to investigate the Trump campaign and administration; the precipitating act was the very firing he recommended.
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Mr. Wang would later make a failed asylum bid, fleeing to the United States consulate in nearby Chengdu and precipitating one of the biggest crises in recent Chinese history: the fall of Bo Xilai, a "red noble" and the party boss of Chongqing, who extolled Mao's egalitarian ideals and revolutionary philosophies to mark out his political territory and mount a national leadership challenge.
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Ever since he realized, while he was doing fieldwork in the Kakadu National Park in northern Australia, that there were ever fewer native mammals to observe — precipitating what some have called the second wave of extinctions, after the initial impact of the First Fleet's arrival — Woinarski has published a series of research papers looking at the effects of cats on wildlife.
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Nevertheless, this has many downsides, including the potential collapse of the U.S. agricultural sector; the risk of shutting seasonal workers in the U.S., rather than shutting them out; spending vast sums on an initiative which proves no more successful than the war on drugs; and precipitating extraordinary social tensions at a time when illegal immigration is not the only priority on the Trump administration's plate.
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R. Known primarily for her mystery novels, Cha uses a real-life event — the murder of 238-year-old Latasha Harlins at the hands of a Korean store clerk, and a precipitating cause of the 2500 LA Riots — as an impetus for an exploration of the lives of two families, one Korean and one black, who are still reeling from a similar incident that happened decades ago.
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Ryan has had a Trump problem for many months, but when Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE said in Wednesday's presidential debate that he was not ready to state whether he would accept the results of the election, he was precipitating a major crises for Ryan and other Republicans in the House and Senate.
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Jason ChaffetzJason ChaffetzHouse Oversight panel demands DeVos turn over personal email records The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by JUUL Labs - Trump attack on progressive Dems draws sharp rebuke GOP senators decline to criticize Acosta after new Epstein charges MORE (R-Utah) announced earlier this month that the two would testify on Flint, setting the stage for members to grill two leading players on their roles in precipitating and responding to the crisis in Flint, where corroded water pipes have caused increased lead levels in drinking water.
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The next thing we knew, Anderson Silva's demands for an interim title fight were being brushed aside by the promotion and he was officially pulled from UFC 212, and White was even lighting a fire under the negotiations for a boxing match between UFC superstar Conor McGregor and Floyd Mayweather, negotiations that have not only kept the UFC's biggest money-maker out of the Octagon but have clogged up both of the divisions McGregor is the king of (precipitating the creation of an interim belt in at least one of them).
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