"A rough patch, not my proudest moment," he calls it.
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"They were hitting a really rough patch," Zimmerman said. 5.
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Have Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna hit a rough patch?
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The restaurant industry could be headed for a rough patch.
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In recent weeks, however, the couple hit another rough patch.
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The "special relationship" has hit a rough patch of late.
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Maguire's assignment came during a rough patch in his career.
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Globally, it's pretty clear auto manufacturers hit a rough patch.
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Then, two years ago, the company hit a rough patch.
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The former couple previously hit a rough patch in May 2018.
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They're in a rough patch now, but this, too, shall pass.
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It has, in fact, been a rough patch for Mr. Paul.
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Issa (Issa Rae) has had a bit of a rough patch.
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Cosentino hit a rough patch while trying to write Always Tomorrow.
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US manufacturing has hit a rough patch over the past year.
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Bella Thorne is going through a rough patch with her new home.
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Drew Barrymore has a message for those going through a rough patch.
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So, is this just a rough patch in a bull market, then?
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It may also struggle to hire talented engineers during this rough patch.
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The showrunner hinted at a rough patch in Jughead and Betty's future.
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The two endorsements come during a rough patch for the Rubio campaign.
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But Manager Ned Yost cited another rough patch as a comforting precedent.
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If the company experiences a rough patch, GSD shares in the downside.
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Belfort bristles at the idea that he's hit a rough patch recently.
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"Obviously we're in a rough patch here," General Manager Peter Chiarelli said.
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Following a successful start as a professional, you hit a rough patch.
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McIlroy's love affair with Augusta National hit a rough patch in 2011.
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Daniel Jones: Your essay was about a rough patch in your marriage.
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He was 25-23 in his career until this recent rough patch.
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Send a message to cousin you've heard is going through a rough patch.
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"She went through a little rough patch but she's doing great," he said.
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Ravenel and Jacobs seem to have hit a rough patch in their relationship.
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There's help for musicians now if you're going through a real rough patch.
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Florida State, after starting the season 12-1, has hit a rough patch.
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Both said their marriage went through a rough patch but is stronger now.
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"She went through a little rough patch but she's doing great," Trump said.
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"She went through a little rough patch but she's doing great," Trump says.
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When you're going through a rough patch, it helps elevate your mood immediately.
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But in the current rough patch, the starting pitching has begun to slip.
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"I have every confidence that it will survive this rough patch," he said.
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For many years, the U.S. freight rail industry went through a rough patch.
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Turkey's economy looked like it might hit a rough patch as a result.
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Mr Essebsi, who was 92, steered Tunisia's nascent democracy through a rough patch.
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Chipotle has been trying to find its way out of a rough patch lately.
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Trump's rough patch has contributed to a dip in support in some battleground states.
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Ahead, the longish tweets from celebrities that make this rough patch seem semi-alright.
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But despite the rough patch, the couple is committed to making their marriage work.
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On "Dancing with Our Hands Tied," Swift details a rough patch in a relationship.
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Catelynn Baltierra and her husband Tyler have hit a rough patch in their marriage.
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When Aria's brother Mike went through a rough patch, Ella suggested giving him space.
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Khloé Kardashian reunited with Tristan Thompson after hitting a bit of a rough patch.
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Policy cannot change in response to every rough patch in financial markets, she said.
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But the sharp exchange was the only rough patch in an otherwise congenial hearing.
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Despite Zuckerberg's bullishness, the Libra project is going through a rough patch at present.
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They could use the help as the advice market goes through a rough patch.
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He's going through a bit of a rough patch, but that's part of baseball.
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Plus, the country still has many optimists who say this rough patch won't last.
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Grainger has led the way down to almost every rough patch that Cramer can recall.
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And apparently the couple once went through a rough patch that lasted approximately 30 minutes.
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Despite this "rough patch" for advisors, robo-advisors won't replace humans anytime soon, Zhao said.
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"I obviously went through a little bit of a rough patch in Florida," she says.
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After the two animals formed an inspiring friendship, they hit a rough patch Jan. 29.
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The selling added to what has been a rough patch for technology shares this year.
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You may recall ... Beyonce and Mathew went through a rough patch before reconciling last year.
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"The mayor's going through a rough patch, there's no question about it," Durbin told CNN.
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Yes, I was about twenty-three and going through a rough patch in my relationship.
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The oil and natural gas industry is running into a rough patch with President Trump.
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This extraordinary revelation comes as Pompeo's nomination for secretary of state hits a rough patch.
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But HBO has recently entered a bit of a rough patch on the creative front.
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Without growing iPhone sales, the company is in for a bit of a rough patch.
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But just how should you, exactly, communicate with your investors when navigating a rough patch?
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None of that bothered clients, until his firm, Greenlight Capital, hit a long rough patch.
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Zeb says that his clientele ranges from couples going through a rough patch to newlyweds.
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The industrial conglomerate has certainly had a rough patch, plagued with accounting and management issues.
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Briana DeJesus faced a rough patch in her past relationship all centered around cheating allegations.
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The restaurant franchise hit a rough patch in recent years after battling food borne illness outbreaks.
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U.S. factories are steadily rebounding from a rough patch hit in late 2015 and early 2016.
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"They have hit a major rough patch," a source close to the Housewives confirms to PEOPLE.
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While his personal life endured heavy media scrutiny, Affleck's professional career also hit a rough patch.
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Earlier this summer, Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna went through a rough patch in their relationship.
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And Mortimer, whose romance with Scott Kluth hits a rough patch, is still clashing with Morgan.
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The holiday season, though, has its own magical way of making a rough patch feel unbearable.
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In 2014, Bieber went through a bit of a rough patch, which included getting a DUI.
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" In an attempt to stay optimistic, she kept writing off their problems as a "rough patch.
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China The US and China might be heading for another rough patch after relatively cordial relations.
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The stock suffered a rough patch in 2016 when retail as a whole was selling off.
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Maybe this was the moment he finally realized the Trump campaign has hit a rough patch.
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If anyone knows how to survive a rough patch on the home front, it's Teresa Giudice.
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For months stocks have notched record highs before hitting a rough patch in the last week.
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I suffer from depression and was a model during a particularly rough patch of self hatred.
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The cruise stocks hit a rough patch on Tuesday after Norwegian Cruise Line lowered its outlook.
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That, in turn, will bolster Pivotal, which had hit a rough patch as a public company.
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In the Y2K days, horror's sister musical genre, metal, was going through a similar rough patch.
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Yet after I joined the Bush White House in 2001, it hit a very rough patch.
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In January, we hit a rough patch and decided to take a break for a month.
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The original mazelike ring he loved had been stolen during a rough patch, some years back.
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Over the phone, I told Cox that I'd recently gone through a mental health rough patch.
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Then, another rough patch of boring missions and frustrating bugs, and finally a crash to desktop.
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However, the company recently went through a rough patch and laid off 30 percent of the staff.
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She's been going through a rough patch with her boyfriend, and he just broke up with her.
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She has some excuses: she was running a technology company during a rough patch for tech firms.
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"Rough patch," Elliott, who has a win and is locked into the playoffs, said of his summer.
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Harley hit a rough patch during the financial crisis and refocused the company on the core brand.
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Under Armour has recently hit a rough patch, spurred by a failure to hit certain revenue forecasts.
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Joel points out that can happen; it's one way of arguing for riding out a rough patch.
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Oil prices have hit a very rough patch, once again, down just over 20 percent since January.
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When she became pregnant, the two went through a "rough patch," he said, and went into counseling.
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US airlines are poised for a rough patch, but are expected to weather the difficulties, Harteveldt said.
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The Nasdaq, which hit a recent rough patch along with tech stocks, was about 1 percent away.
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In other words, don't assume you should go to therapy just because you've hit a rough patch.
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Tamar's older sister, Towanda, hit a rough patch ... filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy -- that's the serious kind.
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At first, the rough patch on the roof of Mike's mouth didn't seem like anything to worry about.
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Getting through a rough patch of sea, he had to dive into the water to save her life.
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"I think Kourtney and I have gotten through that rough patch and started a healing process," said Kris.
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Sterling, meanwhile, has hit a bit of a rough patch, as he's now on a two-fight skid.
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The Clippers (33-21) won their second straight, after a rough patch where they lost five of six.
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"I've struggled quite a bit with depression and currently am going through a fairly rough patch," he wrote.
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It's not a perfect storm, but an ugly rough patch that we will either sail through or capsize.
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On the night before the New Hampshire primary, I caught Rubio in the midst of a rough patch.
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I mean, it's not like I'm experiencing some rough patch and singing one of my songs to myself.
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"When a brand hits a rough patch, they will sometimes sell off some of their equipment," said Powell.
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He's also steered Twitter through a rough patch when it was struggling with shrinking user numbers and revenue.
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Rudolph Wurlitzer's Hard Travel to Sacred Places (1994) got me through a rough patch, though not without tears.
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Braunwyn Windham-Burke and her mother, Dr. Deborah Windham, are going through a rough patch in their relationship.
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As a result, they usually quit when they hit the first rough patch — if they start at all.
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South Korea will try to stay in lockstep with the United States if the diplomacy hits a rough patch.
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"We had a little rough patch, but we are doing so much better," Portwood tells PEOPLE of her fiancé.
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So that could be a good place to hide as we move through this rough patch in the market.
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And though Microsoft had a rough patch after it escaped being dismembered, it has since almost doubled in size.
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After surviving the recession as the healthiest of Detroit's big three carmakers, Ford is going through a rough patch.
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It lets her believe the campaign is a rough patch, and that if she's elected her popularity will rebound.
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Meanwhile, Mortimer, whose romance with Scott Kluth hit a rough patch, is still clashing with Morgan — as is Medley.
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They went through a rough patch — thanks to Jay's mistake — and they have made it to the other side.
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But another famous SNL pair might be going through a rough patch, and it's all thanks to Scarlett Johansson.
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Manufacturers are recovering from a rough patch that began in 2015 as oil prices fell and the dollar strengthened.
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They may also think they're going through a rough patch instead of dealing with a mental illness like depression.
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The bullpen had hit a rough patch over the past few weeks because of a heavy workload and inconsistency.
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It can also be an affirming reminder of your strengths the next time you go through a rough patch.
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"I've been through a bit of a rough patch, but I'm not too bad," Mr. Kirwan told the newspaper.
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Jaclyn Hill hit a rough patch in 2019, and it seems like fellow YouTubers helped her get through it.
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But there's another side to the conversation that often doesn't get addressed until the company hits a rough patch.
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"We're hitting a rough patch right now and you've got to find a way to fight through that," he said.
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The companies' new hot streak comes as a welcome turnaround for Mattel and Hasbro after a rough patch in 2018.
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It's not the first time the couple, who have been married more than 30 years, have hit a rough patch.
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But according to an insider, the pair haven't split – they've just hit a rough patch while filming their reality show.
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Since her rough patch in the spring, she's moved back to London and is again teaching at an Islamic school.
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Reports surfaced back in July that the two had been through a rough patch that almost led to a breakup.
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Eventually, the emails from higher-ups encouraging the staff to push through a particularly rough patch began to feel redundant.
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Ahead, we spoke to experts to get tips on how to regain intimacy and boost arousal after a rough patch.
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I was going through a rough patch at home, and it was a relief to be away from the stress.
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Two years ago, my company's senior vice president and I were discussing a rough patch my team was going through.
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I also don't think it's a coincidence he messaged her on Facebook shortly after (or even during) your rough patch.
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Sophie is preparing to relaunch the family hotel, while having hit a rough patch with her husband Sky (Dominic Cooper).
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Trucking has gone through a rough patch in 2019, as trade tensions and an overcapacity of trucks slams the industry.
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He was going through a rough patch: living in LA, sleeping on couches, getting fucked up more often than not.
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"She went through a little rough patch, but she's doing great," Mr. Trump said, patting his wife on the hand.
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Shine departs during a particularly rough patch for a president who is battling multiple scandals, investigating Democrats and rebellious Republicans.
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When a state hits a rough patch, measured by a rising unemployment rate, the federal matching rate would automatically increase.
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If you hit a rough patch and you feel you can't save as much, feel free to customize your plan.
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The bank, largest by assets in Europe, went through a rough patch in the years after the last financial crisis.
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All this could change if the anti-tech mood continues to swell or the economy hits a really rough patch.
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This season, Frank even moved back in with Dolores after his 11-year relationship with girlfriend Ellie hit a rough patch.
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Before calling off their six-year relationship just weeks before their destination wedding, Cena was open about hitting a rough patch.
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If you're in a rough patch in your career, you've probably read all the standard advice to start feeling inspired again.
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"If you're going through a rough patch, seek help until you find it and something works out for you," she advises.
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Argentina's and Brazil's agricultural industries are going through a rough patch after bad weather hit two key crops - soybeans and corn.
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The '00s was a particularly rough patch, with celebrities and mere mortals alike launching a full-throttle attack on their eyebrows.
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Argentina's and Brazil's agricultural industries are going through a rough patch after bad weather hit two key crops — soybeans and corn.
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"When [Justin] turned 18, we had a rough patch," Braun said, though he wasn't willing to really dive into what happened.
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The actors hit a rough patch in July 2013, when Roberts was arrested in connection with domestic violence in Montreal, Canada.
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Donald Trump is in the midst of an extremely rough patch for a campaign that overall has gone far from smoothly.
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I know he was going through a rough patch and was trying to get his life back in the right direction.
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Bethenny Frankel and Ramona Singer's friendship hit a rough patch on this season of The Real Housewives of New York City.
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He's going through a rough patch, but I'm pretty sure he'll find his way out, like every other good pitcher does.
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The Australian banking sector is facing a rough patch after the government announced a surprise bank levy in its annual budget.
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" He added, "It's a rough patch for me, so I'm trying to figure out a way to get out of it.
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He is one of the greatest character actors of his generation, but the man's been going through a rough patch lately.
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I'd like to turn things around and get some clean innings going, but I'm going through a rough patch right now.
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The first part of the year was already looking like a rough patch for the company before the outbreak, he said.
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There's a rough patch of water on the new Rockaway ferry route near Seagate, Brooklyn, where two-foot swells are common.
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That was a rough patch, but I did have faith that I would eventually come out of it, and I did.
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She says that those with the greatest mental fortitude tend to do certain things when they're going through a rough patch.
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Indeed, although this year we seem to be living through a rough patch, democracy does have a fairly good track record.
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They also took a vacay together earlier this year -- in March -- after a rough patch where she thought Trav was cheating.
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The gaming stalwart has been in a rough patch for several years now, with its latest console tanking against the competition.
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It's just a little rough patch, and as a team I think we're glad to hit it now and not late September.
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My heart broke listening to both accounts of their rough patch, and I'm glad that they appear to have moved passed it.
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But levying multibillion-dollar fines erodes that cushion, making banks more likely to become insolvent if they hit an economic rough patch.
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Investors have been looking for Fed interest rate cuts to help through a rough patch of weak earnings and downbeat economic signs.
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"They definitely went through a rough patch a couple years ago, but they came out stronger in the end," the source said.
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While Mama June has previously admitted to wanting to marry Doak, it appears that the couple is going through a rough patch.
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The restaurant industry hit a rough patch in 2016, but things could be looking up in 2017 — especially for quick-service chains.
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Diane Kruger went through a rough patch when she turned 30 and realized she was in the middle of an identity crisis.
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Hudson's ERA, which was 1.55 before this rough patch, rose more than three-quarters of a point point to 4.50 from 3.69.
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Two storylines are converging that could bring headwinds for the growth of U.S. electric vehicles: EPA's regulatory rollbacks and Tesla's rough patch.
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Could you help us through this rough patch, Arena's longtime assistant was asked, and run the ship while we navigate the transition?
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The couple hit a very public rough patch in 2017 due to T.I.'s infidelity, the drama almost costing them their marriage.
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They've been married for nearly 30 years, but clearly hit a rough patch in 2012 ... when she tried this the first time.
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Trump, meanwhile, was seeking to reset his campaign with a big economy policy speech on Monday after a rough patch last week.
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Justin Bieber is going through a bit of a rough patch right now, but he's getting the help he needs, sources tell PEOPLE.
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A few minutes later in "Deja Vu," Rebecca Pearson (Mandy Moore) tries to seduce Jack in a car during their '90s rough patch.
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But it's not always that easy to tell when you're in a relationship that's toxic versus one that's going through a rough patch.
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In the upcoming season, newlyweds John and Mary hit a rough patch in their romance and fans will see the couple's rocky relationship.
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In 2014, when game designer Gabe Cuzzillo was still a student in New York, he was going through something of a rough patch.
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Prospects of more 4-4 splits must be unsettling to John Roberts, the chief, who is steering the court through a rough patch.
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However, despite the rough patch in her campaign, Clinton appeared confident at Thursday's debate when speaking about how she would fund her proposals.
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Carson, who wants to lead the nation, had to show he could lead his campaign through his rough patch, and began making moves.
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That means if a team has a bad season or hits a rough patch, they could lose their spot in the top league.
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If you're going through a rough patch with your significant other, then maybe consider enabling an Amazon Alexa skill simply called Relationship Tips.
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"She had a little rough patch, but she&aposs doing great," the president said at the top of a meeting on hurricane readiness.
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As pointed out by Us Weekly, the 27-year old hinted that she and Ferguson might have been going through a rough patch.
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When he hit a rough patch and struggled with the same words, she reminded him to run around outside or play video games.
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Xiaomi, which is going through a terribly rough patch in China, sees India as a bright spot where it is registering annual growth.
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"If you make one wrong move, they'll bump you," he said as he rode over a rough patch of concrete on Grand Street.
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"She went through a little rough patch, but she's doing great," Trump told officials, as his wife, seated next to him, looked on.
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Phillips's book is appropriate to our more chastened post-recession moment, when social confidence in Big Tech is going through a rough patch.
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It could radically downgrade the Model 3 and its successors and rely on the pricier vehicles to see it through a rough patch.
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Lastly, I recommend meeting with investors to share your plan to get through the rough patch and, if needed, ask for advanced funding.
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Recently, in a Hollywood editing bay, Mr. Weiner described a long rough patch where he felt unable to think of a new idea.
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But as winter turned to spring -- a time when brewers typically gear up for the busy summer season -- the rough patch turned disastrous.
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But if you want to avoid a Peter-Lara Jean style rough patch, maybe leave some of these songs off your Valentine's playlist.
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Also worth noting -- Kylie and Trav survived a rough patch before, earlier this year when she accused him of cheating ... which he denied.
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In a recent episode of Long Island Medium, the 51-year-old reality star revealed that her marriage was going through a rough patch.
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After a long rough patch, Indian aviation is finally booming, but that burst of growth is now taking a toll on the industry's infrastructure.
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Stapp hit a rough patch in 2014, but he tells PEOPLE that he's now happy, healthy, and looking forward to being a dad again.
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Amid a rumored rough patch in their relationship, Wendy Williams' husband Kevin Hunter splurged on a special piece of jewelry for the TV personality.
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L'Oreal's largest division, meanwhile, which makes mass market products and is home to labels like Maybelline, is going through more of a rough patch.
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The company is in the midst of a rough patch thanks to regulatory changes around consumer data privacy and a struggling digital advertising market.
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The 47-year-old actor, who has had such career turns as the worst incarnation of Batman, has been going through a rough patch.
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There has been nothing like the rending of garments that would be seen if an investment bank were going through a similarly rough patch.
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Keeping their marriage alive hasn't always been easy, though, as they considered divorce during one rough patch before being able to work things out.
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Donald Trump, No. 235 in Iowa after skipping a debate, had a strong performance marred by a rough patch when he defended eminent domain.
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"We're hitting a rough patch right now and you've got to find a way to fight through that," Bulls coach Fred Hoiberg told reporters.
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The other guy is asking the Facebook guy about Cambridge Analytica and, "Oh, you guys are going through a rough patch," type of stuff.
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We're told Jenelle and David are still committed to each other, and they want to emerge from this extremely rough patch as a family.
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" Lovato and Gomez's friendship appeared to hit a rough patch in 2010: When a fan asked Lovato, "How's Selena?" the singer responded, "Ask Taylor.
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The United States and Turkey, NATO allies, have gone through a rough patch in 2018, exacerbated by the Turkish detention of a U.S. pastor.
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We went through a rough patch about two years ago, but have been together since the beginning of last year working on our relationship.
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After a rough patch in which Amazon's sales fell short of expectations and new products like the Fire Phone flopped, the company is flourishing.
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Jose Altuve has hit a pronounced rough patch, going 1-for-8 in the series and 5-for-73 over his last nine contests.
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But if China's economy hits a rough patch, presenting difficult choices between shoring up growth and reining in debt, that stability may not last.
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Earlier this month, Johnson put out a statement acknowledging the two were going through a rough patch -- but didn't specifically address the cheating rumors.
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One account disparaged "a country whose head has been kicked hard by kangaroos" and now wanted to be friends again after a rough patch.
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The woman was going through an emotional rough patch before she met Kimbal, one of the people said, and the pair had shared interests.
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Wendy's been going through a rough patch lately -- living in a sober house and getting round-the-clock help to deal with addiction issues.
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Though, after the couple renewed their vows recently, it seemed like the two were on the mend and this was all just...a rough patch.
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If you're going through a relationship rough patch, there are times when all you want is an unbiased source to give you some solid advice.
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Netflix hit a rough patch earlier this summer, but one trader says he sees upside — a lot of it — as we head into the fall.
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As the age of the horse and buggy ended, jockeys faced a rough patch, but the age of the auto mechanic was on the horizon.
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After all, it's always better to ask for help when you're going through a bit of a rough patch than try and go it alone.
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Because the company is in a bit of a turnaround mode coming off a rough patch on sales with some hope in the last quarter.
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Trump is not just some famous clown who happened to hijack one of America's two major parties while it was going through a rough patch.
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Each rough patch, she says, has served as a lesson that's helped her grow and emboldened her continue to succeed for herself and her family.
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Tesla will report its third quarter earnings this afternoon at a time when the Silicon Valley company has been in something of a rough patch.
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But, the couple hit a rough patch in 2018 and after trying to work things out, they eventually decided it was best to part ways.
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Morgan Stanley's stock, along with other bank shares, has hit a rough patch over the past month, dropping about 9 percent in that time period.
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But like any relationship, Match Group and the market have had their ups and downs, and right now, the two have hit a rough patch.
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And while the manufacturing sector remains in bad shape, the evidence so far points not so much to a free fall as a rough patch.
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Despite being Florida's highest-circulation newspaper and the winner of 12 Pulitzer Prizes — two of them this year — The Times has had a rough patch.
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Sony, working hard to move beyond a prolonged box-office rough patch, distributed "Angry Birds" in return for an 83 percent slice of ticket sales.
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Solar power equipment makers are about to hit a rough patch, and it's time to sell many stocks in the space, according to Goldman Sachs.
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But the slowing of Chinese declines, rebounding eurozone and other European sales, and sideways movement of US volumes all suggest that rough patch is ending.
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Whenever any of my friends are going through a rough patch, I always send them a song or a short playlist they can listen to.
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Apparently Apple and Intel are going through a bit of a rough patch of late, courtesy of heat/battery issues with the 8060 5G modem.
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"I don't think it's going to end up being such a rough patch, especially if we can open -- the sooner the better," Trump said Wednesday.
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The Capitals have hit a rough patch under their new coach, Todd Reirden, losing four in a row for the first time since March 2017.
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"You just keep doing it and the nerve endings will die," Mr. Petrovia added, pointing out a rough patch on the back of his knee.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders hit a rough patch this weekend, three weeks out from the Iowa caucuses — where they're currently polling neck-and-neck.
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Schnatter stepped down as CEO two months after the comments, which sparked a backlash and marked the beginning of a rough patch for Papa John's.
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He stepped down as CEO two months after the comments, which sparked a backlash and marked the beginning of a rough patch for Papa John's.
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Even though the market has hit a rough patch, the Dow has still gained about 35 percent since Trump was elected president in November 2016.
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"They definitely went through a rough patch a couple years ago, but they came out stronger in the end," says an insider close to the couple.
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" But in the sneak peek, Brittany chats with her mom and shares that, while they went through a rough patch, Taylor is "doing a lot better.
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"There is going to be a rough patch and our members of Parliament are already hearing it, especially those in rural areas," said the Liberal source.
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Car manufacturing appears to have moved past a rough patch in the quarter and orders, particularly from outside the euro zone, were excellent, the report noted.
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But the caption raised eyebrows amongst her fans, as Kardashian continues to work through a rough patch in her relationship with boyfriend Tristan Thompson, True's father.
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The rough patch for the market has forced Saudi Arabia to cut the salaries of its oil ministers by 20 percent and scale back lucrative perks.
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"They definitely went through a rough patch a couple years ago, but they came out stronger in the end," a source told PEOPLE earlier this year.
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Most of us can relate to going through a rough patch when motivation seems impossible to grasp and we're barely eking out a decent day's work.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's economy, the 2nd largest in Latin America, has hit a rough patch, weighed down by dwindling business confidence and an industrial slump.
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Related: Jay-Z apologizes to Beyoncé in one of his 'best songs' In his "Footnotes" video, Jay-Z expounds on the rough patch in his relationship.
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The survey, conducted July 28503-22019 among 21 pollsters, comes as relations between the U.S. and Canada have hit a rough patch amid increased trade tensions.
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She usually earns some $400 a month but hit a rough patch in September 0003 while her husband, a security guard, was hospitalized with an ulcer.
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Justin Bieber hit a rough patch a few months ago, but he's doing "much better," a source close to the 23-year-old singer tells PEOPLE.
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Chicago is even in points with Dallas atop the Central but has hit a rough patch, losing six of its last 413 games (4-5-1).
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"Around the time I started, I was going through a rough patch, trying to pitch a book and starting up another sci-fi comic," he said.
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Though she said the rough patch only lasted a year, her hiatus mostly lasted until 2016, when she eased back into movies with Bridget Jones's Baby.
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"When I got out of basic military training, I went through a rough patch where I had no idea what I was doing," Ms. Smith said.
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Facebook was going through a "rough patch" and people wanted to buy the company, Zuckerberg says in a town hall Q&A according to Business Insider.
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Instead, it went further back — to when Jack met his wife, Rebecca (Mandy Moore), in the 1970s — and forward to a rough patch in their marriage.
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At a meeting with Kenwood's junior class last month, he held her up as someone who proved that a rough patch didn't need to last forever.
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" He said he thinks foreign countries "are a little nervous about NAFTA, and we're going through a rough patch for the third year in a row.
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It's stressful for parents because they're worried if their daughter hits a rough patch with that one friend, she's going to be out in the cold.
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What happens when three-quarters of the U.S. economy hits a rough patch, compounded by the relentless import penetration of U.S. markets by Asian and European producers?
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While the move was certainly jarring, an insider told PEOPLE that the pair hadn't split, but just hit a rough patch while filming their new reality show.
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The Princess Switch will find Margaret as she unexpectedly inherits the throne to Montenaro and hits a rough patch with her boyfriend (or is it fiancé?), Kevin.
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The company has hit a rough patch of late, however, and has shut down some of its software like Skitch to focus on the core Evernote experience.
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The Fox News results follow a rough patch for the Trump campaign: In May, the presumptive Republican nominee enjoyed a three-point lead in the same survey.
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Though they recently went through a rough patch after the rapper was hit with cheating rumors, they appear to be back on track and better than ever.
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An ever-present in the UFC lightweight division, Miller had a rough patch of form from July 2014 to March 2016, going 1-4 in the promotion.
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"They definitely went through a rough patch a couple years ago, but they came out stronger in the end," a source close to the couple tells PEOPLE.
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Though they recently went through a rough patch after the rapper was hit with cheating rumors, they appear to be back on track and better than ever.
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You'll hit a rough patch on June 15 when the Sun, in Gemini, opposes Saturn, in Sagittarius, and on June 18, when Mercury, in Gemini, opposes Saturn.
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Luann and Tom D'Agostino may have hit a rough patch in their marriage after seven months, but that doesn't mean they're not enjoying the making-up period!
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" Similarly, during an appearance on The Tonight Show, when host Steven Colbert accused Gibson of going through some "rough patches," the actor corrected him to "rough patch.
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And about ensuring that the decision to get better educated doesn't sink you financially if you hit a rough patch later where you aren't making much money.
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Sicilia, who trains alongside top fighters like Michael Chiesa and Julianna Peña, is currently in the midst of a rough patch, having lost his last three fights.
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When the Boston Braves franchise hit a bit of a rough patch in the mid-'30s, ownership decided to shake things up by changing the team name.
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One of the things the books emphasize is that when a marriage hits a rough patch, both people in it are likely to feel unknown or misunderstood.
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But the neighborhood hit a rough patch in the 1920s, prompting a redesign competition for unemployed architects during the Great Depression, according to a Landmarks commission report.
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That summer, the couple unfollowed each other on Instagram, and Musk unfollowed the singer on Twitter, triggering speculation that their relationship was going through a rough patch.
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" The pair was enduring a rough patch, however, as the source claimed they were reassessing their partnership: "Things have been a bit up in the air recently.
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He's had a rough patch for sure ... a little more than a year ago the mother of his twins -- Kim Porter -- died due to complications from pneumonia.
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Investment banks are going through a rough patch in a tough dealmaking environment and amid a slowdown in major economies such as China, Hong Kong and Singapore.
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Zola eventually marries Cézanne's former mistress, but their marriage hits a rough patch when she is unable to conceive, denying him the family unit that he craves.
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However, the strategist says he is confident the Cruz campaign will hit a rough patch, allowing Trump to win the 1,237 delegates needed to win the nomination outright.
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Markets now expect the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates twice by late January as economic signs continue to weaken and Wall Street stumbles through another rough patch.
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MEXICO CITY, July 22 (Reuters) - Mexico's economy, the 2nd largest in Latin America, has hit a rough patch, weighed down by dwindling business confidence and an industrial slump.
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As rumors of a rough patch in the relationship continue to swirl, an insider says the rapper's travel schedule for his Astroworld Tour is a source of strain.
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" Payne said he wasn't threatened by a rough patch in his relationship, arguing, "tell me a relationship in the world that doesn't go through a spot like that?
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Though Donna and David were going through a rough patch in their marriage, all signs pointed to a reconciliation before the reboot went off the air in 2013.
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On Tuesday, sources close to the singer confirmed to PEOPLE that Bieber was going through a bit of a rough patch, but was getting the help he needs.
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We broke the story ... La La and the NBA superstar started living separately after going through a rough patch last year -- but neither side ever filed divorce papers.
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During the Weekend Update segment, Pete appeared with John Mulaney and addressed the rough patch he's had, in particular, the alarming suicide threat he made back in December.
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Kleiner Perkins has hit a rough patch in the last decade or so with investments in the green energy sector, such as the electric-auto company Fisker Automotive.
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Often when a billionaire has total control over multiple companies and one of his companies buys another when it hits a rough patch, it's not a good sign.
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At the same time, you know it's important to keep your career on track, not to mention maintain a semblance of routine and normalcy through the rough patch.
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When you hit a rough patch, you might be tempted to trace your circumstances back to "the one that got away"—or an idealized version of that person.
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Woods has been in a bit of a rough patch, to say the least—this year, he has either withdrawn or didn't qualify for any major PGA tournaments.
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It has been noted that Mr. Long was going through a professional rough patch that might have made him extra keen to stay in the president's good graces.
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There is this though -- Karim tells us Rico did mention to him recently he was going through a rough patch, but was "uplifted" by all the future projects.
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Trump has been underestimated many times in ways that have fueled his political rise and stunningly unorthodox presidency, so it's possible he can ride out this rough patch.
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" He added: "Small businesses are going through a rough patch at the moment, and I don't think legislating these types of restrictions is productive or helpful to those businesses.
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Aberdeen has seen net outflows from its funds since 2013 (see chart), not helped by its focus on emerging-market and Asian funds, which have had a rough patch.
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Have you recently gone through your friends who you haven't spoken to in a while, or possibly reached out to those with whom you have reached a rough patch?
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Kering's high-end fashion labels - with the exception of leather goods specialist Bottega Veneta, which is improving slowly after a rough patch - notched up strong sales growth in 2017.
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I hadn't really paid mind to the veracity of that statement until early last year, when a rough patch in my life meant laughter was suddenly in short supply.
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Kleiner also had a rough patch last year, after a contentious gender discrimination lawsuit from former KP VC Ellen Pao, in a trial where Doerr was a star witness.
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At the outset of the game, he has fierce rivalries with Scorpion and Rhino, J. Jonah Jameson hates him, and he's going through a rough patch with Mary Jane.
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A Compton resident by way of St. Louis, Fentaw hit a rough patch about a decade ago after being arrested for the sale and transportation of marijuana, he recalled.
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"It's the end to a rough patch, a difficult time for my daughter and for my family, because we postponed the wedding due to Leah's cancer," Devon tells PEOPLE.
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After a protracted rough patch, the cryptocurrency community is breathing a small sigh of relief this week as the value of Bitcoin floats higher than it has in weeks.
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This quote, based on the title of a 21990 book about Brazil by the Austrian novelist Stefan Zweig, gets trotted out every time the country hits a rough patch.
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Here was my father, a well-educated man with multiple graduate degrees admitting to me that he knew very little about finance and this attributed to the rough patch.
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But the commodity-linked currency has pulled back thanks to sizeable gains in prices of commodities such as copper and crude oil following a rough patch earlier this week.
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Fagerström said that if her meal comes when the plane hits a rough patch, she'll have to spend the rest of the flight "watching the speed like a hawk."
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"I've been through a bit of a rough patch but I'm not too bad," he told the Independent in 1993 after Fleetwood contacted the Missing Persons Bureau in London.
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I hooked up with someone I met in a club when me and my ex were going through a very rough patch, but didn't realize said person had herpes.
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But I think that the way we fought all year and the way this team is built, with the chemistry we have, that got us through that rough patch.
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"These steps will help our millions of farmers recover from the rough patch they have been going through," said Yoginder K. Alagh, a farm expert and former planning official.
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When Justine Delecroix — who lives in Toulouse, France — and her partner broke up after a rough patch, they started sending each other "Jacks" to try to rekindle their relationship.
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He hit a bit of a rough patch in terms of results after the summer break, but we have seen him working hard to improve and making steps forward.
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This follows a rough patch where he faced big losses on Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc and Herbalife Nutrition Ltd and lost a proxy fight with Automatic Data Processing Inc.
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The statement concludes with MoviePass acknowledging a "rough patch" in its early enterprising stages, which is entirely valid and much more palatable a fact when not dripping with prickly disdain.
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And lastly, he will be donating to a few organizations and people who over the last couple of years have helped him get through this rough patch in his life.
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"I know they've had a rough patch with Pure Alpha," said Robin Diamonte, chief investment officer at United Technologies and a longtime Bridgewater client who added money in recent months.
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It seemed like an attempt to relay the message that business is back to usual, and after a rough patch in their personal lives, Kimye remain and strong as ever.
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The company hit a rough patch towards the end of 2015, with shares falling about 4.6 percent for the year, the stock's first negative year since the global credit crisis.
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He turned to cocaine in 1987, a rough patch for Cro-Mags and a period when he began associating with people who got high, and, in particular, liked to freebase.
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Since the financial crisis, only during a rough patch of two quarters in 2011 did Goldman miss earnings estimates while JPMorgan beat, according to Paul Hickey of Bespoke Investment Group.
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Once known as the next frontier for tech investments, India has seen many of its top start-ups seem to be going through a bit of a rough patch lately.
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On Tuesday, sources close to the singer confirmed to PEOPLE that Bieber was going through a bit of a rough patch right now, but was getting the help he needs.
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Sweet angel Brittany had acknowledged the rough patch but seemed hopeful that she's really reformed the bad boy bartender, especially when he mentioned he's not ruling out starting a family.
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Mr. Stone hit a rough patch with Mr. Trump after the first Republican primary debate in August, when he advised Mr. Trump to stop attacking Megyn Kelly of Fox News.
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During a rough patch in their relationship, she caught sight of the overlapping circles and remembered the love that had led her to permanently alter her body, easing the friction.
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TURNING POINTS This is not the first time a challenge to reinvent the Mustang has emboldened Ford employees to break with convention during a rough patch in the company's history.
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After a rough patch, the company has regained its financial footing in recent quarters, helped in large part by making many of its breakfast menu items available throughout the day.
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Clinton look more like she's in command while shifting the focus of blame for this rough patch from her as a candidate to the way the campaign has been managed.
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In this case, HotelTonight's laser-like focus on these two KPIs made it virtually certain the company would move past its rough patch and set itself up for future success.
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Over the past few years, the charity has been offering professional support for anyone going through a rough patch and trying to get people to open up in the process.
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Taking note of the current state of the world, royal couple Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have some much needed self-care advice to get you through this rough patch.
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Partner said its balance sheet puts the company in a position of strength compared with its competitors to face the coronavirus crisis, but it still sees a rough patch ahead.
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The rough patch for the U.S. dollar, while not over yet, is forecast to ease in 2018, according to a majority of foreign exchange analysts in a recent Reuters poll.
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Exxon shares have tumbled more than 10 percent this year amid a historically rough patch for the energy sector, but one analyst sees double-digit gains ahead for the stock.
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I am currently going through a rough patch with the illness and my body (along with my amazing doctors) let me know, in no uncertain terms, that it's time to rest.
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They hit a rough patch last August when reports surface that Baier was facing legal trouble for failing to paying child support to multiple other women for several secret biological kids.
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Founder Jeremy Fischbach (a psychology BA) explains that the idea came to him when he was going through a rough patch privately and professionally, and found all his best friends unreachable.
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Maybe it was a transitional period at work or a rough patch in one of your relationships — whatever it was, it's reaching a head this month, for better or for worse.
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So far, it looks like trade talks will go forward this week after hitting a rough patch, with U.S. officials saying Chinese negotiators reversed themselves on some points of prior agreement.
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Teresa Giudice and Melissa Gorga have had an up-and-down relationship over the years, and from the looks of it, the two sisters-in-law are hitting another rough patch.
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They hit a rough patch last August when reports surfaced that Baier was facing legal trouble for failing to paying child support to multiple other women for several secret biological children.
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The Austrian group is emerging from a rough patch, triggered by the collapse of oil prices a few years ago, as recovering crude prices prompt producers to invest in new projects.
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Unfortunately for everyone who's hoping Bughead has only hit a minor rough patch, the trailer for next week's episode, "When A Stranger Calls," suggests things are only going to get worse.
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Gizelle Bryant and Karen Huger's longtime friendship has been bumpy over the past few seasons of The Real Housewives of Potomac — and Sunday's episode saw the two hit another rough patch.
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Dev doesn't accept this excuse and realizes it's possible Francesca used him as an emotional escape during a rough patch in her relationship and is now going to toss him aside.
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Meanwhile, the stock market and the rupiah are much-recovered from months of turbulence last year, a rough patch well-handled by both the Widodo cabinet and a competent central bank.
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They had a rough patch at first when Jack punched Lisa's new bf, but as they told us -- they'd like Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin to be their divorce spirit animals.
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The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Social Security program is running into a rough patch thanks to Republican tax cuts that went overwhelmingly to the wealthy and anemic wage growth.
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The star co-signed Nina's claims that they went through a rough patch in their friendship when chatting with reporters at the Television Critics Association summer press tour on August 1.
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Maybe you and your manager aren't on the best of terms these days or maybe you've hit a rough patch and haven't quite met the goals set at your last review.
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He eventually signed up for government assistance, which helped him make it through the rough patch and get a much better job at the 3D printing company where he works now.
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"These are the classic recession-proof names that tend to outperform whenever the economy hits a rough patch and Wall Street suddenly develops a craving for safe, consistent earnings," he said.
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Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, celebrity lovebirds no more, star as Vanessa and Roland, itinerant married artists suffering exquisitely through a 1970s rough patch in a French hotel on the Mediterranean.
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The Cubs have won two straight spanning the break following a rough patch of their own in which they dropped nine of 10 before ending the first half with a victory.
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Zach and Monique Sorensen were going through "a rough patch" when they decided to go to couples therapy — even though Monique is a therapist herself and founder of Modern Change PLLC.
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It's why he chose the book title " Even This I Get to Experience," a phrase he said he had running through his head when he was in a rough patch financially.
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Speaking to CNN Business on Monday, Costa said he is worried this most recent yield curve inversion could be a sign that the stock market will soon hit a very rough patch.
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Tax reform is also going to take time -- and is not therefore the kind of issue that is likely to produce a quick win to turn around a White House rough patch.
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As we know, after a (very) rough patch, BlackBerry is back with the same strong ideals and a compelling phone package that catapulted its name to fame a decade or more ago.
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Markets start the week on a negative footing, after U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday tweeted threats of new tariffs on China and indicated trade talks may have hit a rough patch.
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A DNA test will not explain the struggle or plight your ancestors had to go though to make it to a rough patch of dusty earth in exchange for their ancestral homelands.
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But the commodity-linked currency has pulled up from that trough thanks to sizeable gains in prices of commodities such as copper and crude oil following a rough patch earlier this week.
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Though Rob appeared to go through a rough patch with his family when news broke in January that he is dating Blac Chyna, they all seem to have since buried the hatchet.
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"Our defense industry produces parts for the F-35, so in the event of sanctions being imposed, our industry would experience a rough patch, but we'll then get passed this," he said.
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So are quality stocks simply helping to carry the indexes through a rough patch that's almost over, or is their strength the market's way of preparing to ride out a tough winter?
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday that stockholders of household names should not be too quick to pull the trigger when they hit a rough patch because the market tends to be forgiving.
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The two hit a rough patch just a few months after Offset's onstage proposal when allegations surfaced that he had an affair and made a sex tape with another woman in January.
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Manufacturing has recovered from a rough patch in late 2015 and early 2016 caused by cutbacks in the energy industry and a strong dollar, which makes U.S. goods costlier in foreign markets.
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But back to the birth — while Kris is in the middle of a really rough patch with Kourtney (more on that later), she is in a really good place with her youngest.
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Almost 90 percent of economists who answered an additional question said a rate cut was unlikely by end-2020 as they remain hopeful the economy will muddle through its current rough patch.
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After hitting a rough patch in the spring, businesses picked up hiring over the summer — private-sector employers added 2023,000 jobs in August, according to ADP's monthly employment report released on Wednesday.
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After hitting a rough patch in the spring, businesses picked up hiring over the summer -- private-sector employers added 175,000 jobs in August, according to ADP's monthly employment report released on Wednesday.
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"I THINK IT was necessary," said President Donald Trump of the "rough patch" the world economy has been going through as a consequence of his shake-up of the global trade regime.
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Japan should also proceed with a sales tax increase next year as planned, analysts said, even though the economy appears to be in a rough patch after contracting in the first quarter.
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Angelina Jolie Pitt and Brad Pitt, celebrity lovebirds no more, star as Vanessa and Roland, itinerant married artists suffering exquisitely through a 1970s rough patch in a French hotel on the Mediterranean.
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We expect the banks' healthy provision buffer of 128% (as a proportion of NPLs) to cushion any potential asset-quality deterioration that may arise if the global economy hits a rough patch.
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Russia's bobsled team was already enduring a rough patch, struggling to regenerate after the retirement of most of the athletes who had helped it win two gold medals at the 2014 Sochi Olympics.
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Mexico, on the other hand, is at the beginning of what looks like a rough patch with growth far below the 6 percent rate Pena Nieto promised and its finances under growing pressure.
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Nicole Krauss's new novel Forest Dark follows the separate lives of two characters each going through a stagnating rough patch as they travel from their homes in New York City to Tel Aviv.
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But the entire VR entertainment industry is working through a rough patch, and it's not surprising that a VR camera company with a history of rocky product launches might have trouble staying afloat.
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Going through a rough patch with your partner can be a debilitating emotional experience — prolonged fighting and bitterness can make you feel more like Eeyore from Winnie the Pooh than a functioning adult.
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Devan Dubnyk, who picked up the win in that outing to improve to 7-4-1 in his career versus the Kings, has answered a rough patch with back-to-back strong performances.
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Allison: We set up all our stuff in the corner of the living room, and it was all our synths and all our tables and then...Natalie was going through a rough patch.
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This upbeat outlook helped to lift Dialog's shares, which were up more than 203 percent by 1400 GMT, providing a rare boost for the semiconductor industry, which has been through a rough patch.
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The consensus is that Tesla is headed into a rough patch — and Musk's move to acquire struggling Solar City, founded by his cousins, and integrate it with Tesla energy business isn't helping matters.
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But even if this rough patch passes, and the company makes it through it without raising significant amounts of new capital, investors may be less willing to believe in the next grand vision.
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Bracketologists at ESPN and CBS Sports project Northwestern to make the tournament comfortably as a seventh seed, which would give the Wildcats some wiggle room if they were to have a rough patch.
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The couple's relationship hit a rough patch ahead of True's birth, when Thompson, 27, was videotaped getting close to an unidentified woman in a New York City lounge days before Kardashian went into labor.
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Despite the rough patch for Mr Djokovic, Elo still believes that the chasm between him and Mr Murray is larger than the gap between the Scot and the ageing Roger Federer, in third place.
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Though Disick and Kourtney went through a rough patch in the first couple of years after their split, they've managed to put their drama behind them and are now in a much better place.
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The funding round, which brings the total amount raised by GetYourGuide to more than $170 million, according to Crunchbase, comes at a time when some other online travel companies have hit a rough patch.
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The team ended the season at a disappointing No. 5, with a long rough patch to close it out, so don't count on any momentum from the split to carry them into the quarters.
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We've just entered a particularly rough patch, though, as we endure the repercussions of a new law that bars transgender people from the bathrooms of their choice and permits discrimination based on sexual orientation.
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He described his grandson as "a pretty regular kid" who loved playing basketball and knew all the pros and their stats, who also loved music and whose grades were improving after a rough patch.
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As Bryan, 21, sings about yearning for respite from an ongoing relationship rough patch, clips show her and Johnson, 31, doing everything together from lounging around in sweatpants to taking in the city sights.
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During one rough patch, I stayed home from school for a few days when we couldn't afford all the supplies needed to carry out my science-fair experiment on bulb voltage and battery life.
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The couple's united front comes two months after they reportedly hit a rough patch in late February, when TMZ claimed Jenner accused Scott of cheating, prompting him to cancel a show in Buffalo, New York.
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Kim brought up the similarities in situation to what Rob went through when he and Blac Chyna went through a very public rough patch (where Rob leaked revenge porn against the mother of his child).
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Clint Harp was always calm, cool and collected when appearing alongside Joanna Gaines on Fixer Upper, but before he landed the show, the furniture maker hit a serious rough patch that almost ended his career.
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Frankel and Singer made up in the pool Their friendship hit a huge rough patch this season after Singer brought up Frankel's naked film past in the context of her 7-year-old daughter Bryn.
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Lanvin, founded in 1889 and which has long been associated with Parisian chic, has hit a rough patch after the surprise departure in 2015 of star designer Alber Elbaz, who had revived the storied label.
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Still, I'd like to think this is just a rough patch in our collective dating experience, so hopefully ghosting will clear itself up after we're all sufficiently hurt enough to want to stop the cycle.
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Germany's industrial sector went through a rough patch in the fourth quarter but the latest data has shown output rising at its fastest rate in more than six years in January, although factory orders fell.
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Everyone was equally invested in the success of our tour, so we all had to learn to be good listeners and good communicators, since any rough patch or misunderstanding could lead to an "off" performance.
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Bryce is a private-security specialist who has hit a rough patch, and he has some history with his new charge, so much so that at first glance the two try to kill each other.
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"I am currently going through a rough patch with the illness and my body (along with my amazing doctors) let me know, in no uncertain terms, that it's time to rest," Dunham wrote on Facebook.
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"She went through a little rough patch, but she's doing great," the president said, introducing his wife at the beginning of a hurricane briefing at the headquarters of the Federal Emergency Management Agency in Washington.
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International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde on Saturday urged G20 policymakers to reduce tariffs and other obstacles to trade, warning that the global economy had hit a "rough patch" due to the trade conflict.
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"We had a pretty rough patch back in 2010 and 2012, and just when that sort of calms down, here comes the next wave," said Senator John Cornyn of Texas, the second-ranking Senate Republican.
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However, Christine Lagarde, managing director of the International Monetary Fund, warned the global economy had hit a "rough patch" due to the trade conflicts, and urged G20 policymakers to reduce tariffs and other trade obstacles.
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Maury says he's offered his expertise to other rappers in the past, most recently a lie detector test to Cardi B and Offset who went through a rough patch shortly before she announced she's pregnant.
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The British Royals just launched a mental health crisis hotline, dubbed Shout ... a free text messaging service aiming to provide 24/7 support for people in the UK who are going through a rough patch.
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Mets RH Zack Wheeler (3-5, 5.29) Hellickson has rebounded from a bit of a rough patch to post back-to-back solid efforts, allowing a total of two runs and nine hits in 13 innings.
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Indians RH Trevor Bauer (24.78-21, 23) Nova answered a rough patch with an encouraging outing versus San Diego, allowing one run on four hits in 210 22/211 innings in a no-decision on Saturday.
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The Hawks brought in All-Star center Dwight Howard over the summer and got off to a great start before hitting a rough patch that included losses in 23 of 35 games bridging November and December.
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Though their relationship went through another rough patch after she decided not to move back to Cleveland at the beginning of the fall, Kardashian went on to celebrate Halloween, Thanksgiving and New Year's Eve with Thompson.
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Though their relationship went through another rough patch after she decided not to move back to Cleveland at the beginning of the fall, Kardashian went on to celebrate Halloween, Thanksgiving and New Year's Eve with Thompson.
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"I am currently going through a rough patch with the illness and my body (along with my amazing doctors) let me know, in no uncertain terms, that it's time to rest," Dunham wrote in a Feb.
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If you're hankering for more survival-horror lovin', Resident Evil 7: Biohazard is not only a masterpiece of game design but also pretty thematically on point for partners going through a bit of a rough patch.
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On Saturday, the Dancing with the Stars pair — who, according to sources, hit a rough patch in their partnership last week — stopped by the ABC show's Los Angeles studio together to practice for Monday night's episode.
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"Prior to the recording of 'Popscene' we went through a really rough patch and what we felt we needed was some change of direction," Andy Ross, former co-head of Food Records, later recalled to Sounds.
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Her engagement also coincided with a rough patch for her brother: Bailey popped the question days after Track was arrested on charges of domestic violence for an incident at the Palin parents' home in Wasilla, Alaska.
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Unfortunately, most of his footage from this time was scattered among different projects and web clips, or was simply lost to the ages as Gravis and Quiksilver went under and Alien Workshop hit a rough patch.
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Kira-Lynn Ferderber of Project SoundCheck, photo by Andre Gagne We get it, the festival market is in a rough patch with outright cancellations, awkward rebrands, poorer inflation rates meaning smaller booking budgets, and then some.
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When that was settled — and Owen picked Teddy for good — she rebuilt the drama by beginning to sleep with ex-boyfriend Thomas Koracick (Greg Germann) during a rough patch with Owen, who is now her fiancé.
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This, they assert, has at times created incentives for companies to take on too much debt, which might be invested poorly and leave them vulnerable when interest rates go up or business hits a rough patch.
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"He went through a rough patch a while back but he's been really happy lately," the source said about Davidson, who recently revealed that he's back to drinking and smoking following his diagnosis of borderline personality disorder.
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They became close friends but went through a rough patch after John printed photos of Diana and her sons among shots of nude male models in a coffee table book he and Gianni Versace released in 1997.
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Trump has been through a rough patch the last few weeks -- largely of his own making following his comment that a U.S. judge was biased against him in a civil law suit because of his Mexican ancestry.
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Except, as traders crowed at a big industry conference in Singapore that month, $100-a-barrel oil would be back soon, breaching a threshold that, during the rough patch, no one thought would ever be crossed again.
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As we've seen over the course of Us, Rebecca's dreams were dashed in a final way due to Jack's drinking, and the couple's marriage hit a near-divorce level rough patch at least twice over the issue.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Investors who bet on European semiconductor stocks to profit from innovations being packed into smartphones and advanced vehicles are facing the grim reality that both industries are hitting a rough patch at the same time.
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"Meta with a vengeance, 'By the Sea' stars Angelina Jolie Pitt and Brad Pitt as itinerant married artists who are suffering, beautifully, through a rough patch," Manohla Dargis wrote in her review for The New York Times.
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That was evident against France last weekend when, after a rough patch during the second half in which France pulled within a couple of points, England did not retreat into its shell and instead won, 31-21.
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Hendricks Takes Close Decision from Lombard In the co-main event of the evening, former UFC welterweight champion Johny Hendricks looked to correct a recent rough patch with a fresh start in the 185-pound middleweight division.
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During a rough patch in my relationship with my boyfriend, Matt was the one who comforted me; he took me out to breakfast, because nothing cures a heartbreak and a hangover like a bacon-egg-and-cheese.
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"Frozen 2" opened Friday and has been projected to earn as much as $135 million at the domestic box office in its opening weekend, so if it meets expectations, this rough patch is likely to be forgotten.
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Caldecott Honors went to "Alma and How She Got Her Name," by Juana Martinez-Neal; "A Big Mooncake for Little Star," by Grace Lin; "The Rough Patch," by Brian Lies; and "Thank You, Omu!" by Oge Mora.
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I've found some excellent guides — like "Negotiating the Nonnegotiable" by Daniel Shapiro, "The Rough Patch" by Daphne de Marneffe and "The Art of Gathering" by Priya Parker — and I've compiled some, I hope, not entirely useless tips.
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Yusupov was unaware of the extent of Kroll's issues at Twitter, according to multiple sources, and it created a "rough patch" for the co-founders earlier this year when that behavior was affecting the company's fundraising efforts.
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OSAKA (Reuters) - International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde on Saturday urged G20 policymakers to reduce tariffs and other obstacles to trade, warning that the global economy had hit a "rough patch" due to the trade conflict.
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"The global economy has hit a rough patch: investment has weakened and trade has slowed significantly, with export and import growth rates at their lowest level since the great financial crisis," she said last weekend at the G20.
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Clinton on police shootings: 'too many people have lost their lives who shouldn't have' The poll was conducted after a rough patch for Clinton, highlighted by her temporarily leaving the campaign trail after she was diagnosed with pneumonia.
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"I am currently going through a rough patch with the illness and my body (along with my amazing doctors) let me know, in no uncertain terms, that it's time to rest," Dunham wrote in Facebook post Feb. 8.
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Though the "Training Day" actor confessed that his divorce took a toll on him, he said filming the 2004 flick, "Before Sunset," the sequel to his 1995 film, "Before Sunrise," is what helped him through his rough patch.
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Cena also addressed his emotional interview on the same show back in February before the couple officially announced the end of their year-long engagement, during which he admitted he and Bella were going through a rough patch.
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We hit an interesting rough patch later this month: Venus opposes Neptune on July 24, bringing confusion and longing, and the Sun clashes with Uranus on July 25, bringing surprises and inspiring many to go their own way.
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"We continue to believe the U.S. economy will soon climb out of the rough patch that the stock market paid the price for in December," said Lori Calvasina, head of U.S. equity strategy at RBC, in a note.
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We're told the rapper and Tiny had been going through a rough patch that started several months before an awkward photo surfaced showing Tiny pictured with the rapper's nemesis, Floyd Mayweather, and Mariah Carey at her Halloween party.
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Technology shares have had a rough patch this year and suffered hefty losses on Monday after U.S. President Donald Trump attacked online giant Amazon over the pricing of deliveries through the United States Postal Service, promising unspecified changes.
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"I am currently going through a rough patch with the illness and my body (along with my amazing doctors) let me know, in no uncertain terms, that it's time to rest," posted the writer, producer, actress, and activist.
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Over the past few years, the media has made a big deal about the "boomerang generation" — twentysomethings who decide to move home with their parents while they look for gainful employment or recover from an economic rough patch.
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The troubled reality star -- who has apparently hit a rough patch ever since linking up with her man, Geno -- was spotted Friday night at Harrah's Cherokee Hotel and Casino in Cherokee, NC ... drink in hand and looking disheveled.
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Though the actors, both 44 — who announced their separation back in June 2015 — aren't back together, they have decided to keep working on their marriage after going through a recent rough patch that nearly led to a permanent split.
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The Zurich-based reinsurer said on Tuesday it expects the year-end rough patch to result in a pre-tax combined claims burden from natural catastrophes and large man-made disasters of $2.9 billion for the full year 2018.
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It prevents food insecurity, stabilizes families, boosts public health, lifts people out of poverty, helps our veterans when their transition back to civilian life hits a rough patch, and provides pathways of opportunity for those struggling to get ahead.
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Reflecting a potential rough patch in the near future, the survey predicted the real would trade relatively soft close to 3.80 until the end of July, before appreciating into year end on hopes of success on the retirement issue.
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But if you find that you're still not feeling your best after doing those things, it might be time to substitute retail therapy with an actual doctor, even if you think you're just going through a temporary rough patch.
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The New York businessman is struggling to get past a rough patch during which he has suggested gun rights activists could take action against Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, a statement he said was aimed at rallying votes against her.
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OSAKA, June 29 (Reuters) - International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde on Saturday urged G20 policymakers to reduce tariffs and other obstacles to trade, warning that the global economy had hit a "rough patch" due to the trade conflict.
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In her new memoir, This Will Only Hurt a Little, the 39-year-old actress revealed that her marriage to producer Marc Silverstein had hit a rough patch that caused her to seek out emotional support in another man.
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TOKYO, (Reuters) - Japanese manufacturing activity expanded at a faster pace in April than the previous month as output and domestic demand picked up, in a sign the economy is recovering from an expected rough patch in the first quarter.
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But a huge move higher for stocks at the end of a recession or economic rough patch might be another story, as investors rationally expect recovering activity to result in higher revenues and therefore higher profits from large companies.
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Bruno Mars takes Lara Logan back to his roots: a crude concrete cabin in an abandoned bird sanctuary in Hawaii, where he lived after his parents' divorce — a rough patch he credits with fueling his ascent as a hitmaker.
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College is often cast as the best four years of your life, but the reality is that too many students are anxious, overworked and paralyzed by the idea that one false move or rough patch will destroy their future.
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In other words, you won't be prescribed any Jack Daniels the next time you go through a rough patch—even if these results are replicated in humans, "There's definitely a danger in self-medicating with alcohol," Raab-Graham added.
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"Subpar 1st quarter top-line results, but we ask if this is a 'broken story' or just a great brand with huge moats and large growth opportunities rolling through a rough patch," Morgan Stanley analyst John Glass said in a note.
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She lets you inside Michelle's frustration — "I don't even know how we lost each other," she says — and makes the story feel personal, like you're watching friends go through a rough patch and know them both too well to take sides.
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John Church, a British doctor, and his colleague reported the case of 66-year-old man whose pet labrador, Parker, kept pushing his nose against the man's leg, sniffing at a rough patch of skin that had been diagnosed as eczema.
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"The global economy has hit a rough patch: investment has weakened and trade has slowed significantly, with export and import growth rates at their lowest level since the great financial crisis," IMF managing director Christine Lagarde said at the G20.
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This would make sense, as he and his sister/on-again, off-again lover, Cersei, went through a rough patch at the end of season seven that nearly got him killed (she threatened to sic the Mountain on him — not cool).
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But because these issues are so personal, it's hard to tell exactly what you should do if someone you know opens up on social media about something they're going through, whether it's a general rough patch or a serious health issue.
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Codelco, which transfers all its profits to the state and relies on capitalization and some debt issuance to fund its operations, is emerging from a prolonged rough patch after low copper prices ate into earnings and scuttled near-term investment plans.
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But by the fall, when it was time for Thompson to go back to Cleveland for basketball season, sources revealed they had hit another rough patch and Kardashian decided to remain in California with True, putting their move on hold indefinitely.
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FRANKFURT, Aug 31 (Reuters) - The euro zone's economic expansion will continue despite a rough patch earlier this year and underlying inflation will pick up towards the end of the summer, European Central Bank Vice President Luis de Guindos said on Friday.
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The pair reunited on Friday and were photographed holding hands in N.Y.C. On Tuesday, sources close to the singer confirmed to PEOPLE that Bieber was going through a bit of a rough patch, but was getting the help he needs.
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While it was not clear exactly what triggered the cuts, Cuba's President Raul Castro warned in December that the economy would go through a rough patch in 2016, citing the impact of low oil prices on the trade relationship with Venezuela.
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The Dow has posted the highest average return in November over the past decade, but the S&P reached a new record, primarily due to one stock's rough patch: Boeing has been a big drag on the Dow of late.
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Angelina Jolie Pitt and Brad Pitt star as itinerant married artists suffering exquisitely through a 1970s rough patch in a French hotel on the Mediterranean, where they spy on the hot young newlyweds (Mélanie Laurent and Melvil Poupaud) next door.
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Donald J. Trump's recent rough patch has taken a toll on his standing in three crucial swing states, according to a new poll that shows voters in Florida, Ohio and Pennsylvania viewing Hillary Clinton as being better prepared to be president.
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Taylor John Smith plays Tyler, a California dude who professes that he's head-over-heels in love with his girlfriend Ali (Halston Sage) in exactly the sort of way that foreshadows that the couple is headed for a rough patch.
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By contrast, he seemed to play down the involvement by the United States, though it brought plenty of pressure to bear, including a phone call in May from Vice President Mike Pence to Mr. Tsipras during a rough patch in negotiations.
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Private loans are not subject to the same borrowing caps that apply to federal loans, but they also lack important consumer protections, like the ability to apply for flexible repayment plans or defer payments if you hit a financial rough patch.
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Jones's ball was in a bunker when the roar went up for Oosthuizen's final putt but the Australian was unaware that the South African had picked up an eagle and his second shot ended up in a rough patch of bark.
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Prior to the rough patch, Finnegan permitted three runs, five hits and three walks while striking out eight in 6 2/19413 innings of a 3-0 loss to San Diego on June 25 in his only appearance versus the Padres.
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Fernandes may attend this week's Farnborough Airshow where the two sides will attempt to end a rough patch in their relations and agree all or part of a complex package of wide-body and narrow-body jetliner orders, two sources said.
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Quist's campaign has hit a rough patch over the past month of the campaign, particularly over revelations that he has a 20183-year debt and that he was sued by a bank for not repaying a loan, according to the Montana Billings Gazette.
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But the couple hit a rough patch when he cheated a few years ago — and the Bravo cameras captured everything, from the whispered rumors to the moment he admitted to being unfaithful, her fiery response ("rot in hell") etched into reality TV history.
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While he has invested in companies under stress, they said, his objective has often been to get the recipient through a rough patch without exposing Berkshire to hard-to-estimate losses, as an investment in PG&E, with its wildfire risk, might.
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As those who keep up with the Kardashians know, Khloé had been dating NBA star Thompson since 2016, although they hit a rough patch 10 months ago, when he allegedly cheated on her days before she gave birth to their daughter True.
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So, if you hit a rough patch with a friend or face a difficult decision before Mercury goes direct next Thursday, listen to what that little voice in your head is trying to tell you — that's where you'll probably find your solution.
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On Monday, pro Maks Chmerkovskiy put on his dancing shoes to compete with partner Vanessa Lachey in a routine commemorating her most memorable year — one week after missing last week's show after sources told PEOPLE the two had hit a rough patch.
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Reports that the couple's relationship had hit a rough patch first surfaced in February when TMZ reported that Scott canceled a tour stop in Buffalo, New York, in order to remain in Los Angeles with Jenner after she accused him of cheating.
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So, if you are in a rough patch of sleep and are getting more and more discouraged by your ability to snooze, perhaps it's important to remember that this — and all the stressful events keeping you up at night — too shall pass.
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Quist's campaign has hit a rough patch over the past month of the campaign, particularly over revelations that he has a 16-year debt and that he was sued by a bank for not repaying a loan, according to the Montana Billings Gazette.
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Eight years ago, Reynolds (now 39) was on the path to be a leading man and an Avenger after transforming rom-coms like The Proposal and Definitely, Maybe into megahits, but his career hit a rough patch after the 2011 clunker Green Lantern.
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The American League Central-best Indians - like Bauer - have also hit a rough patch and seen their lead over second-place Detroit shrink to 4 1/2 games after dropping four of five to AL East-leading Baltimore and NL East-best Washington.
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The Pacers weathered that storm and another rough patch early in the second quarter when the Rockets followed a three-point play from Williams with three successive 21969-pointers for a 270-26 lead with 9:13 left in the first half.
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It's been quite the rough patch for Qualcomm, what with having to deal with a hostile takeover bid, a protracted legal battle with major customer Apple, a host of antitrust fights around the globe, plus the slowing of its key market in smartphones.
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"To play the way we know we can play early, then to get challenged and get a rough patch and find our way out of it, I think guys have that confidence now," said Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith, who threw for 268 yards.
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Her mother is out of the picture; her father (Scott Wolf) is a local notable going through a rough patch; she has a testy relationship with law enforcement and she's drawn to those on the lower side of the tourist enclave's income divide.
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Mr. Wang could have delivered a careful message, reminding the North that China was its true friend despite the rough patch in the past six years since Mr. Kim came to power, said Xia Yafeng, a Chinese historian at Long Island University.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese manufacturing activity expanded at a faster pace in April than the previous month, a revised survey showed on Tuesday, as new orders accelerated in a sign the economy is recovering from an expected rough patch in the first quarter.
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In her new book, "The Rough Patch: Marriage and the Art of Living Together," psychologist Daphne de Marneffe argues that it's often entirely possible for couples to weather these and other bumps in the road, coming out stronger on the other side.
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The Colorado Rockies' recent rough patch appears to be behind them, but they face a tough test when they begin a seven-game road trip with the opener of a four-game series against the defending World Series champion Chicago Cubs on Thursday.
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"I told him we went through a very rough patch and if we did not have a strong, robust, predictable trade policy, it's going to make life much more difficult in farm country," Roberts said of the 45-minute meeting in late June.
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The concept casts Elba as a deejay and committed bachelor who has hit a rough patch professionally and financially, forcing him to become the reluctant caretaker (please don't call him a "Manny," he says) for his wealthy friend's 11-year-old daughter.
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"Both sides will need China, especially if the talks hit a rough patch," noted Jim Walsh, a senior research associate at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who has previously traveled to Iran and North Korea for talks with officials on nuclear issues.
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Less salient are the sporadic external events that also invariably matter, like the mentor who helped you during a rough patch in 11th grade or the promotion you got because a more qualified colleague had to turn it down to care for an ill spouse.
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"I'm going through a particularly rough patch right now, and I've been self-harming again," the Tumblr user tells The Verge via DM. But they've found comfort in an unusual place: an app called Calm Harm that aims to help users work through their urges.
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Corporate earnings have wobbled as multinationals watch their profits fall away due to higher costs and upset supply chains, while Wall Street has sustained a rough patch of volatility that has sent the major stock market averages off nearly 5% apiece over the past month.
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" Bookkeper testifies Manafort kept her in the dark about offshore accounts - WaPo : " Paul Manafort 's bookkeeper described how Manafort's finances hit a rough patch around 2015 and — with unpaid bills mounting — he and partner Rick Gates tried to inflate income to get a loan.
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In a cover story for Glamour U.K., the Game of Thrones actress — who previously revealed that she went through a rough patch before Jonas, 29, came into her life — opened up about her romance with the musician and how he helped her find herself.
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But if you've hit an unexpected rough patch and need a quick, round-the-clock option, TalkSpace is much cheaper than costly mental health visits without insurance — visits which can climb to $200 and over depending on the services needed and individual doctor rates.
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Unfortunately, Mercury hits a rough patch early this month: It squares off with Mars on April 4 and Saturn on April 5, putting everyone in a bitchy mood and creating even bigger obstacles around communication, especially in your personal life, than usual for a retrograde.
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Slice-of-life films drop you into a community of characters — a family, a small town, a group of friends — and then hang out with them for a period of time as something in their lives changes or they go through a rough patch.
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The Heck family members are so perfectly realized — and have been for so much of the show's run — that any time the series hits a rough patch in its storytelling, it can return to basics and make a string of good-to-great episodes.
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Jury selection at the securities fraud trial of a former pharmaceutical CEO notorious for price-gouging hit a rough patch on Tuesday as the court struggled to pick a pool of prospective jurors who could ignore a swirl of bad publicity for the defendant.
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Trump made her first public appearance on Wednesday after a 27-day absence when she silently accompanied her husband for a briefing on hurricane preparedness at FEMA Headquarters in Washington, D.C. "She went through a little rough patch but she's doing great," Trump said during that event.
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The celebrity spouses Angelina Jolie Pitt and Brad Pitt star as Vanessa and Roland, itinerant married artists suffering exquisitely through a 1970s rough patch in a French hotel on the Mediterranean, where they've set up house with Louis Vuitton luggage, booze, pills and a red manual typewriter.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Billionaire investor William Ackman's Pershing Square Holdings hedge fund posted losses in May, widening its year-to-date losses to 219.7 percent, an investor in the fund said, in results that reinforce how some of the industry's biggest stars are facing a rough patch.
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But the Nuggets' passable 13-14 record since losing Millsap to a wrist injury is also a coup of sorts, given that they're hanging in the West playoff hunt even with Nikola Jokic going through a rough patch as opposed to taking the widely anticipated next step.
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While the product is not nearly as popular in Europe as in the U.S., the penalty represents a symbolic strike against the U.S. J.M. Smucker, the parent company to the most popular American peanut butter brand Jif, had already hit a rough patch earlier this year.
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Kardashian and Thompson spent the summer in Los Angeles working to rebuild their relationship — but by the fall, sources revealed they had hit another rough patch as Kardashian decided to put her and True's move back to Cleveland, where Thompson lives during his basketball season, on hold indefinitely.
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Right now, if the market soon pulls out of this rough patch to attempt a fourth-quarter rally, it would most likely involve the growth favorites of the Nasdaq finding their footing and perhaps those big, defensive — but not necessarily cheap — groups doing a good share the lifting.
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Kardashian and Thompson spent the summer in Los Angeles working to rebuild their relationship — but by the fall, sources revealed they had hit another rough patch as Kardashian decided to put her and True's move back to Cleveland, where Thompson lives during his basketball season, on hold indefinitely.
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LIMA (Reuters) - A far-reaching investigation into bribes paid by Odebrecht in Peru has hit a rough patch as the Brazilian builder is pressing local prosecutors to close a plea deal that would give it broader legal guarantees, two sources in Peru's attorney general's office said on Wednesday.
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Kardashian and Thompson spent the summer in Los Angeles working to rebuild their relationship — but by the fall, sources revealed they had hit another rough patch as Kardashian decided to put her and True's move back to Cleveland, where Thompson lives during his basketball season, on hold indefinitely.
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"He went through a rough patch a while back but he's been really happy lately," the source says about Davidson, who revealed earlier this month that he's back to drinking and smoking following his diagnosis of borderline personality disorder as well as struggles with anxiety and Crohn's disease.
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Kardashian and Thompson spent the summer in Los Angeles working to rebuild their relationship — but by the fall, sources revealed they had hit another rough patch as Kardashian decided to put her and True's move back to Cleveland, where Thompson lives during his basketball season, on hold indefinitely.
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Rapper and businessman Kanye West told his 14.6 million Twitter followers how much he adores his Tesla (which, according to press reports, is a customized P100D Model S). Why it matters: Tesla has been going through a rough patch, so rave reviews from a cultural icon probably can't hurt.
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Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE has hit a rough patch at a critical time in the race for the White House.
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If those problems persist for long periods though, you may be wondering whether your relationship is going through a typical rough patch or if it's failing and time for a divorce — an experience that nearly half of married couples in Western cultures eventually experience, according to the American Psychological Association.
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I'd been road tripping from my cabin in Colorado, after having come out of a very rough patch: My fiancée had nearly died of a rare brain disease, and during the month that I lived by her hospital bed, one of my best friends was killed in a climbing accident.
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AirAsia group, which includes affiliates in Thailand, Philippines, India and Indonesia, is recovering from a rough patch after the crash of an Airbus jet in Indonesia in late 2014 hit demand, and an attack on its accounting practices by GMT Research pushed its shares to seven-year lows in August 2015.
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TODAY'S NUMBER 9 That's the percentage of staff that Tesla is laying off, as the electric car maker, which has gone through something of a rough patch, restructures AND FINALLY One-man band Who needs a band like Toto when this guy can recreate its '80s classic, "Africa," using just his voice.
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Part of what I think happened was that I was in a bit of a rough patch personally when I was working on it — I'd just been in a hall-of-fame-level bad breakup — and this problem was so delicious and weird that I just kind of transferred all of my frustrations onto it.
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Samrat Dasgupta, a fund manager at Esquire Capital Investment Advisors warned that while a rally could be expected for the next few days, further upside - even if the outcome matches the polls - will be limited as people will wait to see what policies will be made by the new government as the economy passes through a rough patch.
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Though the British royalty went through a rough patch in the 1990s with a rash of divorces, scandals and salacious leaks and the death of Prince William's mother, Diana, Princess of Wales, today Queen Elizabeth II, who turned 92 on Saturday, presides over a curiously sympathetic and attractive mix of archaic tradition, fairy-tale titles and very modern lives.
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" YOGINDER K ALAGH, FARM EXPERT AND FORMER MEMBER PLANNING COMMISSION "These steps will help our millions of farmers recover from the rough patch they have been going through but the government will have to raise its allocation for the crop insurance scheme, as the gap between farmers' cost on farming and their loss, if any, is huge.
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The full payroll tax suspension "would not only increase workers' take-home pay but would ease cash flow constraints for employers who are likely to face a rough patch in the incoming months," said Karl Smith, the vice president of federal tax and economic policy at the Tax Foundation, which traditionally supports cutting taxes to spur economic growth.
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But André has been going through a rough patch with his friends, and he needs a bit of carb comfort, as we listen to the morning medley soundtrack of Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra in the lobby of the genteel Siena Hotel before he heads off to Duke for a more spartan breakfast in a no-frills cafeteria.
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And the numerical obsession goes even farther than that, they even named their daughter after the number, Blue Ivy, or should we say, Blue IV. Back in 2014, fans speculated that the couple's marriage might be going through a rough patch (shortly after the unexplained elevator moment, eagle-eyed fans noticed that the pop star's body art was starting to fade).
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Some more news from Evernote — the note-taking app and startup of the same name — that speaks to the company's current rough patch: today it announced that as of Wednesday at 6pm Pacific, it will shutter Market, the e-commerce platform where it sold Evernote swag and Evernote-integrated office products, in an attempt to create another revenue stream around its more dedicated users.
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Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's health problems — and, in particular, the shocking video of her being helped into a van on Sunday — are the worst developments yet for a campaign that has hit a serious rough patch.
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But you said entire internet shutdown so I'm going to assume that the TCP protocol suddenly stopped working because... well, it is in its mid 40s now, maybe it and the IP protocol are going through a rough patch, contemplating divorce and both are taking a few weeks off to find themselves (which probably means hanging out in the darkweb and chasing much too young electrons).
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On-screen titles break the feature into chapters, going through the range of emotions that would naturally come up in the face of infidelity, with the film heavily referencing a possible rough patch in her marriage with Jay Z. As is often the case in a celebrity-obsessed culture, there's an inclination to take all of this very personal music as direct statements to be analyzed for gossip, as the immediate reaction shows, but of course, it's art and open to interpretation.
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