But, his career came to a screeching halt in Sept.
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Spring break has come to screeching halt in Miami Beach.
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Unfortunately, that relationship came to a screeching halt in 2019.
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They will bring the booming economy to a screeching halt.
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Now it's down to zero, skidding to a screeching halt.
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And the company's global expansion has come to a screeching halt.
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But the coronavirus outbreak has brought business to a screeching halt.
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Spring break has come to a screeching halt in some cities.
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The spirit of live music just came to a screeching halt.
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Frank Bruni Did Marco Rubio's momentum just come to a screeching halt?
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But his plans came to a screeching halt in March of 2010.
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Three years later his addiction came to a screeching halt, he said.
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Episode 7: Nothing Shattered The match comes to a screeching halt — literally.
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Otherwise, "the whole operation could come to a screeching halt," he said.
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On the aftershow, though, Kamil and Annaliese's relationship comes to a screeching halt.
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The move brought the campaign as Americans knew it to a screeching halt.
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The 235 nominations seem to have brought that progress to a screeching halt.
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With the announcement by Mr. Sessions, this momentum comes to a screeching halt.
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Palach's aim, it seems, was to put a screeching halt to evil's banalization.
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Things come to a screeching halt when Cookie spots her father in the video.
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It's scary how everything comes to a screeching halt when the funeral is over.
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But the sentiment has still brought forward-looking construction indicators to a screeching halt.
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And then, in a matter of weeks, the generosity came to a screeching halt.
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And when that comes to an end, it all comes to a screeching halt.
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And the world's assumption that modern sexism is ending comes to a screeching halt.
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The recent run-up could come to a screeching halt if results miss target estimates.
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But everything came to a screeching halt when Lopez admitted he had cheated on her.
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"One wrong move and Trump's infrastructure goals will come to a screeching halt" https://t.
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A decade of quality improvements came to a screeching halt last year, according to J.D. Power.
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Before you panic, Jupiter moving into retrograde does not bring these forces to a screeching halt.
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Those days have finally coming to a screeching halt and we all will benefit from it.
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But shortly after the slogan stopped running in 1990, women's advancement came to a screeching halt.
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It's never going to come to a screeching halt, but it probably will slow down. Hopefully.
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Not surprisingly, among the latest sectors that has now ground to a screeching halt: real estate.
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Sadly, a mere three minutes after our initial ride began, everything came to a screeching halt.
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That came to a screeching halt after Trump backed Arrington, an unapologetic defender of the president.
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Tekashi's crew had rented the $80 million estate but the shooting brought production to a screeching halt.
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THE financial crisis a decade ago brought the glory days of private equity to a screeching halt.
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Why it matters: U.S. sanctions have brought operations at a major Chinese company to a screeching halt.
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That simple process came to a screeching halt in 28500 when the Supreme Court ruled in INS v.
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In the wake of COVID-19, the once-vibrant live music ecosystem has come to a screeching halt.
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But when the train came to a screeching halt, the earbuds were ineffective at muffling the earsplitting noise.
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Then something really bad happens that almost brings the Hey Warhola-to-Warhol Circus to a screeching halt.
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Source: FactSet U.S. jobs creation came near to a screeching halt in February as only 20,000 jobs were created.
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The raging L.A. wildfires have brought several Hollywood productions to a screeching halt ... and there's no end in sight.
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In the U.S., jobs creation came to an almost screeching halt in February as only 21.9,000 jobs were added.
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After Republicans took control of the Senate after the 2014 election, the confirmation process came to a screeching halt.
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I'm on the Long Island Rail Road, heading toward Jamaica, Queens, when the train comes to a screeching halt.
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But some analysts fear the aging aviation boom could come to a screeching halt if the economy shows cracks.
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But in many cases, the good times came to a screeching halt at the start of the 21st century.
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Looking back, I was thankful for that because in '91, '92, everything came to a screeching halt for skating.
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There is the possibility of doing sidequest events, and that option just grinds the game to a screeching halt.
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In 2015, Meek Mill's rise was brought to a screeching halt following an unsuccessful attempt to beef with Drake.
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Unfortunately, his winning streak comes to a screeching halt when he proposes to Arya and she very obviously rejects him.
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The stock market is coming to a screeching halt, unless good news comes from two fronts, according to one strategist.
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But this progress could come to a screeching halt if the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act, known as CCRA, passes Congress.
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Millions would die, the world economy would collapse and civilization as we know it could come to a screeching halt.
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An epic rally for Macy's came to a screeching halt after it reported sales were flat for its latest quarter.
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Bitcoin's buying frenzy came to a virtual screeching halt shortly after reaching a record just show of $20,000 last December.
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Now 203 years old, Wood's career has come to a screeching halt both on the green and in regards to sponsorship.
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Lainie Kazan had her big, fat Christmas Eve plans come to screeching halt after she was arrested Sunday for stealing food.
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Louis C.K.'s prolific comedy career came to a screeching halt in November, when five women accused him of sexual misconduct.
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Washington (CNN)The Republicans' signature campaign promise to repeal and replace Obamacare came to a screeching halt Monday night after Sens.
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Tracy Morgan's Tuesday came to a screeching halt ... after an SUV sideswiped his super expensive Bugatti that STILL HAD DEALER PLATES!!!
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The proposals pushed by conservatives were designed to bring the rule-making process to a screeching halt and curtail executive authority.
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Ashanti brought her concert to a screeching halt to unleash a profanity-laced rant at her crew for royally screwing up.
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But to the relief of consumers across the country, the Trump administration is working to bring it to a screeching halt.
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My metabolism had come to a screeching halt; for the first time, I felt the need to watch what I ate.
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His presidential campaign came to a screeching halt after several women came forward with accusations of sexual harassment or improper behavior.
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The Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade came to a screeching halt on Wednesday so the MVP could take an MVPee.
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But it also brought another crisis — a 280½-year surge in oil prices to all-time highs — to a screeching halt.
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Also make sure you understand what your new interest rate will be once the 2110% APR comes to a screeching halt.
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There comes a time in every administration when Congress brings the president's ambitions of sweeping legislative change to a screeching halt.
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Lil Wayne's a modern day Bob Hope ... bringing his private jet to a screeching halt to rub elbows with U.S. Marines.
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That offence came to a screeching halt in Super Bowl 48 against the Seattle Seahawks' Legion of Boom, getting crushed 43-8.
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Ted Cruz's victory in Iowa, Krueger said, the Republican race could come to a screeching halt on March 15 if Florida Sen.
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God of War is an roller coaster that comes to a screeching halt every time I have to go into a menu.
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However, it was late October, which is when home sales typically come to a screeching halt before the harsh New Hampshire winter.
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In just the past 12 months, the appearance of fentanyl-related substances in the United States has ground to a screeching halt.
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But when the rubber hits the road, and they consider concrete examples, these glorious futures tend to come to a screeching halt.
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The Steelers' fast start to the season came to a screeching halt as they were completely outplayed by the Dolphins, 30-15.
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The deregulation that swept through it in the 1990s and early 2000s was brought to a screeching halt by the Enron debacle.
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If left untreated, the fungus would infect new lungs, "so everything came to a screeching halt," Claire's mother, Melissa Nordquist Yeager, explained.
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"Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta" production came to a screeching halt after one of its staffers was allegedly run over in a parking lot.
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After many years of marriage with my mom, everything came to a screeching halt in 2008, and our lives were turned upside down.
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But before that could happen, without any warning, things came to an abrupt and screeching halt during the cocktail party before the ceremony.
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On one of his last bike rides before the race, Don's dream of standing atop the winner's podium came to a screeching halt.
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Maintenance of automated systems can be costly and, when they break down, bring operations to a screeching halt, alienating customers, restaurant operators said.
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Lil Pump's show came to a screeching halt after someone tossed tear gas into the crowd ... sending fans scrambling and gasping for air.
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The party came to a screeching halt just before 1 PM PT -- when people in the crowd heard what sounded like 4 gunshots.
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As troubling as a government shutdown is, even more troubling is the issue over which it may be brought to a screeching halt.
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Some folks in the wake of this news say that if these agreements didn't happen, health care would grind to a screeching halt.
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Demand for discretionary items has come to a screeching halt as customers focus on stocking up on the basics they need to survive.
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"The Walking Dead" runs on a sharklike constant forward motion, as if any pause for reflection might bring it to a screeching halt.
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New York (CNN Business)The longest economic expansion in modern American history could come to a screeching halt right before the 693 presidential election.
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You don't have to bring any risky business ventures to a screeching halt, but you should make sure that you're working toward something sustainable.
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For those who are hit with a wave of disappointment every time the ride comes to a (screeching) halt, this rollercoaster is for you.
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The train came to a screeching halt Sunday night after it ran into a tree that had fallen onto the tracks near Oakridge, Oregon.
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Chris 'Big Black' Boykin's clothing line was in the midst of a comeback ... but his untimely death brought those plans to a screeching halt.
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Travis Scott's mug shot from his arrest this weekend shows a dude who's bummed his party came to a screeching halt ... and rightfully so.
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This infrastructure spending — virtually all of it with private, not taxpayer, dollars — could come to a screeching halt if China shuns our energy exports.
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Since he had the authority to bring these investigations to a screeching halt, he cannot have acted corruptly by taking lesser lawful action. Period.
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For Saurav Ghosh, not having the right to work was like coming to a screeching halt after running very fast for a long time.
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I was four subway stops away from my apartment in Brooklyn on a recent Friday evening when my train came to a screeching halt.
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It all kind of came to a screeching halt in 2009; I was touring OK, but I wasn't at the front of the pack anymore.
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Gizelle Bryant's on-again, off-again relationship with retired NBA star Sherman Douglas comes to a screeching halt Sunday on The Real Housewives of Potomac.
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So, in many games, the story's momentum can come to a screeching halt because you missed an ever-important clue or misheard a witness statement.
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XXXTentacion's murder has brought a rapper's career to a screeching halt ... so says the rapper himself, who at one point was linked to the murder.
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Famous for its catalog, Delia's grew tremendously in the '90s, but its success came to a screeching halt in 2014 when it filed for bankruptcy.
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The "Love & Hip Hop Hollywood" reunion show came to a screeching halt after 2 of its stars started throwing down ... and now cops are involved.
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But his charmed life came to a screeching halt in 22017 when he was arrested and charged with using a fake identity to defraud investors.
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Kodak Black's concert came to a screeching halt after a drunken fan scaled a scaffold before trying to run away and getting his ass arrested.
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"Bachelor in Paradise" came to a screeching halt after Corinne said she might have been sexually assaulted, and the jury is still out on Cosby.
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These localities have had wiggle room in how their state governments enforce federal laws, but in Texas, these practices have come to a screeching halt.
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The proceedings came to a screeching halt when the future "Imagine" songwriter forced his friends to imagine a great British hero instead of a blonde bombshell.
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The bad news is that the phone lacks a fingerprint reader and often comes to a screeching halt when doing simple tasks, like deleting an app.
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The clunker brought a screeching halt to a superb three-start stretch by Kluber, who permitted only three runs while registering 23 strikeouts over 53 innings.
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She says her organization's ability to maintain traction in many states came to a "screeching halt" as governors' mansions and state legislatures flipped and turned red.
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All hopes came to a screeching halt when Cynthia Nixon dropped this bomb after the Hollywood Reporter asked her about the possibility of a third installment.
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They know that if they don't do their homework, they'll never learn anything—and that's a surefire way to bring your career to a screeching halt.
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Thousands turned out to protest, even many Republicans started to criticize the order, and a series of lawsuits soon brought the policy to a screeching halt.
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Watch the video ... Jared was right in the middle of a song when he brought the concert to a screeching halt and went OFF on security.
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One lawmaker will see a fruitful congressional career come to a screeching halt with a primary loss and be left to face an uncertain political future.
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The heroic story of Snickers the dog recently came to a screeching halt after her family had to leave her at a Texas animal control shelter.
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Known as a shelter-in-place order, the directive has shuttered businesses, offices, and has caused the city's daily rhythm to come to a screeching halt.
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Jay-Z's concert came to a screeching halt when he noticed a woman holding a sign that said she had beaten cancer not once ... but TWICE.
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That means consumption, production and sales are coming to a screeching halt, which makes paying fixed costs such as rent impossible and renders variable costs expendable.
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That trend came to a screeching halt this week, with new surveys showing a return to the blowout numbers that have had the GOP on edge.
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Since Trump took office, student loan forgiveness in cases of possible fraud has come to a screeching halt, according to Department of Education records released to Sen.
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Jhene Aiko brought her performance to a screeching halt as soon as she noticed something terribly wrong in the crowd -- one of her fans having a seizure.
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The truth is that I depress the hell out of most of my friends, and I can usually bring political discussions to a screeching halt in moments.
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The problem now is that, as a mass event business, sports cannot occur because of the risk of spreading the coronavirus, bringing everything to a screeching halt.
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On "After the Final Rose," we watched as Peter and Hannah Ann's love story came to a screeching halt thanks to his lingering feelings for Madison Prewett.
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The coronavirus crisis is bringing the United States economy to a screeching halt, with every sector feeling the effects of most of the country's workforce staying home.
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Saturnian themes like commitments, responsibilities, or lessons come to a screeching halt as the retrograde ends, and once Saturn stations direct, law and order return once more.
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Now, the trial of his former campaign chair comes to a screeching halt at one point today, fronting speculation of a possible issue with one of the jurors.
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"It was a matter of nanoseconds, but you felt the train was coming to a screeching halt, then it eased up a bit, then another screech," Forbes said.
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New Orleans's renowned live music scene has come to a screeching halt, but the city's jazz and old-school R&B-focused WWOZ is more popular than ever.
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Our sources say the sisters were on set of the video shoot when gunfire erupted Thursday night at a Bev Hills mansion ... bringing production to a screeching halt.
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"This is his first re-elect," Mr. Bannon said of Mr. Trump, adding that if Democrats take the House, Mr. Trump's program "comes to a screeching halt." video
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After all, the evidence is overwhelming: Chelsea, only months removed from a season in which José Mourinho's second coming came crashing to a screeching halt, is purring again.
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"SCREECHING HALT" Industry groups ranging from the Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters to propane and fertilizer groups said Ottawa needed to step in to limit damage to the economy.
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Kelly sings about his troubles and battles in a new 19-minute song, addressing sexual abuse claims against him that remerged and put a screeching halt on his career.
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He then roared through the turn with five straight birdies from the first before the streak came to a screeching halt with a bogey at the par-three sixth.
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But it will be when the internal-combustion engine eventually loses its remarkable grip on the world's roads that the age of oil will come to a screeching halt.
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Hillary Clinton's supporters, drawing on a network of alliances she forged in the 2008 presidential campaign, are equally determined to bring Mr. Sanders's political momentum to a screeching halt.
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Minnesota's newfound good vibes following the firing of coach Tom Thibodeau and a subsequent three-game win streak came to a screeching halt against the league's worst road team.
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In the end, the complexity of this issue and the need to possibly resolve the matter in court could bring the congressional questioning of Comey to a screeching halt.
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Arizona had its 15-game winning streak come to a screeching halt last Saturday in Eugene as Oregon drilled 16 3-pointers and cruised to an 85-673 victory.
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Oklahoma State and Arkansas seemingly couldn't get enough of each other for over four decades, playing 44 times from 1930-1971, before it all came to a screeching halt.
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The sanguine momentum of the impending millennium Pulp heralded on hits like "Disco 2000"—the momentum that got Cocker to where he was—had come to a screeching halt.
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With production on The Bachelorette postponed and Bachelor Summer Games seeming less and less likely, what felt like non-stop Bachelor Nation action has come to a screeching halt.
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"Folks, My 21-year career as a "journalist," a fancy term that makes my skin crawl, frankly, came to a screeching halt yesterday with one stupid, regrettable tweet," Barry wrote.
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But when the World Health Organization announced last year that the Monsanto-made pesticide, glyphosate, was actually highly carcinogenic, Colombia's days of kissing America's ass came to a screeching halt.
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Utley helped Los Angeles take a half-game lead over San Francisco in the National League West, while Philadelphia saw its four-game winning streak come to a screeching halt.
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That all came to a screeching halt at the end of August when the DEA gave notice of its intent to emergency schedule the two main chemical components in kratom.
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Logan Paul is in deep you-know-what -- YouTube announced Friday it's suspending ads to his channel, and we've learned several unannounced projects are also coming to a screeching halt.
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Pittsburgh had its five-game winning streak come to a screeching halt Wednesday as it allowed the first three goals at Washington and never recovered, dropping a 23-2 decision.
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"(The accelerated planting pace) is coming to a screeching halt with possible and probably delays," said Brian Hoops, president of Midwest Market Solutions, a brokerage and commodity marketing advisory service.
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But bottling up President Obama's nominee to replace the late conservative Justice Antonin Scalia could bring the work of the chamber to a screeching halt if Democrats choose to retaliate.
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This came mere months after Tunisian national Anis Amri rammed a truck into a crowded Christmas market in Berlin, killing 12 people and bringing the country to a screeching halt.
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"There was a day [in early 2017] when the Iraqi effort nearly came to a screeching halt, where literally over 24 hours there were 70 drones in the air," Gen.
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COVID-19 has brought almost all travel to a screeching halt, but that doesn't mean you have to stop planning your rewards strategy for later this year and next year.
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The forced shutdowns might arrest the spread of the virus, but they also will bring the economy to a screeching halt — a sacrifice many say is not worth the cost.
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Newly installed Prime Minister Boris Johnson brought the Theresa May era to a screeching halt on Wednesday, dispatching 17 cabinet ministers and installing a team of loyalists and enthusiastic Brexit backers.
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The ban is purportedly a preventative security measure in the information war between Russia and Ukraine, but it will likely put a screeching halt to vital open source intelligence gathering efforts.
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Chris Brown believed in "it ain't no fun if the homies can't get none," but that's all coming to a screeching halt after a friend totaled his insanely expensive Lamborghini Aventador.
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Sources say the feeling of renewed confidence from dealmakers has come to a screeching halt now that the DOJ is looking to block a merger that most thought would go through.
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Enraged Democrats declared that if Frist actually carried out this plan, they would use every rule, procedure and precedent possible to bring the functioning of the Senate to a screeching halt.
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The travel boom has come to a screeching halt since late January, when the novel coronavirus outbreak hit mainland China, and it could be years before the global tourism industry recovers.
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After privately dealing with numerous cheating allegations, things came to a screeching halt in February 2019 when Thompson was spotted kissing Kylie Jenner's best friend Jordyn Woods at a house party.
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R. Kelly still has the star power to bring things to a screeching halt, 'cause he did exactly that on at least a couple of occasions this weekend while behind bars.
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In theory trade breakdowns don't impact the economy quickly, instead they are a damper on forward activity, but the stock market's acting like things are going to come to a screeching halt.
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"As we saw in PCs, growth comes to a screeching halt if the experience doesn't considerably improve or there are no killer features added," says Patrick Moorhead, president of Moor Insights & Strategy.
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However, their plans to tie the knot came to a screeching halt on Sunday morning when a gunman opened fire inside of Pulse nightclub in Orlando, tragically cutting the men's lives short.
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In Season 2's "Espionage," Quinn and boyfriend John's (Ioan Gruffudd) plan-making for the future comes to a screeching halt when she learns from her doctor that she can't have children.
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Unfortunately for "America's Governor," this downward spiral continued well after his campaign came to a screeching halt in the state that was supposed to understand his straight talk and lengthy town halls.
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But their long-range shooting came to a screeching halt in the final period as they squandered their last eight three-point shots, while the home team's key performers did not miss.
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In this new video, RZED tries to find out just how large a group of poor San Andreans it will take to bring the game's 747 airline-analog to a screeching halt.
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With the entire Association coming to a screeching halt last week due to the coronavirus outbreak, many fans -- especially in BK -- speculated the suspension could be a blessing in disguise for Durant.
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" A first-person account by a 17-year-old in Politico Magazine described how he shut down a website that would tally votes in November, "bringing the election to a screeching halt.
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Hillary Clinton hit a snag on her way to a fundraiser ... well, to be exact, the SUV she was riding in smacked into a cement pole, and came to a screeching halt.
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But once the economic recession hit in 2008, the days of thoughtlessly plunking down what was then about $3.55 for an oversized coffee drink came to a screeching halt as consumers cut back.
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"The foundational knowledge of the future is your own ability to learn and adapt, because if you don't your career will come to a screeching halt after a couple of years," she says.
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In a sweep that surprised even its most ardent supporters — and angered its critics — Florida's Amendment 2281 passed with 224 percent of the vote, bringing the state's greyhound racing industry to screeching halt.
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Ads show busy theater-goers and convenience store customers moving and swiping their cards in fast-paced synchrony until one customer produces cash from his wallet, bringing the symphony to a screeching halt.
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As universities and governments go on lockdown, companies switch to remote work, and individuals are encouraged to practice social distancing, both domestic and international air travel is being brought to a screeching halt.
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The tides, as a result, shifted, and the carte blanche women savored in Hollywood, as well as the prosperity of the early 1910s, came to a screeching halt as conservatism gripped the country.
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While the Phillies emphatically snapped a four-game losing skid, Toronto saw its three-game winning streak come to a screeching halt after it had erupted for 37 runs in its previous five contests.
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Every office in Silicon Valley came to a screeching halt around 26PM PT on Thursday, when Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos published a blog post that we will be talking about for years to come.
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The storm brought air and road travel to a screeching halt from Dallas to North Dakota, with blizzard conditions and winds gusting upwards of 80 mph forecast for a vast stretch of real estate.
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We are lucky as a country to have had smaller, more contained outbreaks in recent memory, but when a country experiences a widespread outbreak, day-to-day life can come to a screeching halt.
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But what would have been a sign of a thaw between the two came to a screeching halt after the Washington Post published audio of Trump from 2005 making lewd comments about groping women.
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"We don't really have a good example of a case where global services activity has come to more or less a screeching halt," Michael Gapen, the chief US economist at Barclays, told Business Insider.
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Operated by the US Air Force's 89th Airlift Wing, the pair of Boeing 747-200-based VC25As that ferry the President around will literally bring any airport in the world to a screeching halt.
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The 67-year-old's NBA career came to a screeching halt after just 54 games on Tuesday ... with Beilein leaving about $12 million in contract money on the table just to end his misery.
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"About five or six months ago, there was a day when the Iraqi effort nearly came to a screeching halt, where literally over 24 hours there were 70 drones in the air," Thomas said.
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The Fed is right to think that it is better to slow the economy gradually than be forced to bring it to a screeching halt later, if wage and price rises get out of hand.
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Smart people may try it once, but they realize quickly that it's a form of manipulation and that any benefits will come to a screeching halt as soon as people see that it's a game.
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Think of all the business secrets being traded or relationships that would come to a screeching halt if customers or clients knew what was really being said within the confines of a group chat room.
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Jeff Ross had just left Craig's restaurant Saturday night in WeHo when he started talking to our photog about the California wildfires when suddenly the sound of a crash brought everything to a screeching halt.
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American life has come to a screeching halt, as schools and cultural institutions have closed, sports leagues have suspended their seasons, major events have been canceled and state officials have moved to ban large gatherings.
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He had promised us he'd make history, but even his critics didn't expect he'd do it by becoming the first American president to express a yearning for the government to come to a screeching halt.
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But these dives behind the scenes of del Toro's original creation seem dropped into the story haphazardly, bringing the plot to a screeching halt while we're given information that has little bearing on the action.
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Federal Judge James L. Robart, who brought President Donald Trump's attempt to block people from certain countries from entering the United States to a screeching halt, has lived much of his life out of the spotlight.
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Mi-Anne: Maybe it was the relaxing, luscious, upstate environment that kept my hair from getting stringy and gross, but back in New York City the three-day shampoo-free bender came to a screeching halt.
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I would say that if you did that, and you showed them your plans for the layout of this exhibit, they would absolutely put a screeching halt, no, stop to it because it is so insulting.
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Much of the Internet was brought to a screeching halt Friday as a cyberattack on a company many had previously never heard of brought down many of the most popular online services, including Twitter and Spotify.
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But whatever else goes on at the South Philly stadium during the three-hour spectacle—and make no mistake, a lot does go on—would grind to a screeching halt if the main ingredient was amiss.
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In September 2018, however, all of this came to a screeching halt when, in response to an Israeli airstrike, Syrian air defenses accidentally shot down a Russian military aircraft, killing all 15 crew members on board.
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From President Trump's immigration travel ban to workers' rights, voting rights and religious rights, the high court handed conservatives a nearly unbroken string of victories in a divisive term that came to a screeching halt Wednesday.
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It's telling that the film comes to a screeching halt when Russell Crowe shows up and introduces himself as Dr. Jekyll, which was greeted by groans and boos from the crowd in the screening I attended.
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Before we dive in, here's where we're at in The Bachelor: Peter went to the Fantasy Suites with both Hannah Ann and Victoria Fuller, but things came to a screeching halt when Madison Prewett found out.
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Washington (CNN)It has been less than 24 hours since a federal judge brought the enforcement of President Donald Trump's travel ban to a screeching halt -- and the legal battle over the ruling has only just begun.
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The 23-year-old was a stud at Baylor -- but his basketball career came to a screeching halt when he was diagnosed with Marfan syndrome and doctors told him it was too risky to play pro ball.
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Lamar Odom's highly anticipated basketball return has come to a screeching halt -- the ex-NBA superstar has been kicked out of the BIG3 league ... and our sources tell us it's because he simply wasn't ready to play.
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The Yankees took a lead into the ninth inning on Monday before a three-hour, 35-minute rain delay brought things to a screeching halt, and Texas rallied for a 9-6 win after the lengthy pause.
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While life in New York City and the surrounding area has come to a screeching halt, the construction industry, one of the region's main economic engines and biggest employers, is humming along as if nothing has changed.
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As negotiations between London and Brussels ground to a screeching halt this week, Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Wednesday morning called for a Saturday sitting of parliament, which hasn't happened since the outbreak of the Falklands war.
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It's the first time we've spoken in six years, since everyone in our university graduating class parted ways (the way you do after your college years come to a screeching halt and you're dumped on life's doorstep).
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Unfortunately, the device met an early end when Cingular acquired AT&T Wireless and ended the Ogo service in 22009, which meant adopters only had two full years of service before it all came to a screeching halt.
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Unfortunately, their secret hookup comes to a screeching halt when they discover Jason Blossom's dead body floating at the water's edge, with a clear bullet hole in his forehead, marking the beginning of the series' big murder mystery.
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A stay would not bring DACA to a screeching halt; it would simply allow the government to stop renewing DACA permits on March 5th, as planned, and then to oversee a two-year wind-down as permits expire.
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"Keeping Up with the Kardashians" came to a screeching halt on October 3rd, when Kim was held up at gunpoint in Paris, and we've learned the cameras will not roll for the rest of the year ... possibly longer.
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"The administration is essentially saying it is willing to bring a substantial amount of commercial activity in the Asia-Pacific to a screeching halt," said Scott Kennedy, a China expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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The hometown pair's surprise run at Melbourne Park came to a screeching halt against the 11th seeds, who strolled to a 6-4 6-2 victory in 70 minutes on a balmy afternoon at the Rod Laver Arena.
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Frankie Muniz worked hard on his Argentine tango with his Dancing with the Stars pro partner Witney Carson — but the whole routine almost came to a screeching halt as a result of a wardrobe malfunction during Monday's live show.
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Criss joined "TMZ Live" Friday from his office and says it's been eerie to see Sin City -- the Entertainment Capital of the World -- come to a screeching halt as the COVID-19 pandemic triggers cities across the country shutdown.
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"I think it was just before 125th Street, and we were going really slow when it came to a screeching halt, and the announcement came on that we were being held because of a police investigation," Mr. Schmidt said.
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You see a shirtless Pump rapping and hyping up the crowd as he stands on the edge of the stage, and that's when then the concert comes to a screeching halt as Lil Pump apparently starts smelling the gas.
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When U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) chair Jay Clayton stated that he considered all initial coin offerings (ICOs) to be securities rather than commodities, and therefore subject to his organization's regulation, Clayton brought an ICO boom to a screeching halt.
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Sources tell TMZ ... Universal Music Group spent upwards of $480k to fund the video shoot that was supposed to feature Nicki Minaj and Kanye West ... before bullets shattered glass in the mansion and things then came to a screeching halt.
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California saw its three-game winning streak come to a screeching halt with Thursday's 33-63 loss at Oregon, but the Bears have an excellent chance to bounce back Saturday at Oregon State, which is still seeking its first conference victory.
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But these hopeful developments came to a screeching halt when Japan, during the Pacific War of 1937-1945, imposed a total mobilization, which included abuses such as forced labor, sexual slavery and an attempt to obliterate a distinctive Korean identity.
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But all of this will come to a screeching halt (though you won't hear the "screech" in the vacuum of space) if the Trump administration ends funding for the International Space Station program beyond 2024, a step it is considering.
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In fact, just recently, Justices Neil Gorsuch and Samuel Alito, two Republican appointees, have lamented that lower courts are bringing issues to a screeching halt with these types of orders and halting other courts from the opportunity to weigh in.
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But if anyone really thought the whole world wouldn't come to a screeching halt when Beyoncé and husband Jay-Z causally slipped into the Golden Globes ballroom while Kate McKinnon was introducing Ellen DeGeneres, well then you don't know Twitter.
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The best chance for a competitive race came to a screeching halt on Wednesday, however, when a district court in the small city of Kirov, nearly 500 miles northeast of Moscow, pronounced Mr. Navalny guilty of defrauding a state company.
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PEBBLE BEACH, CA. (Reuters) - Louis Oosthuizen and Adam Scott put themselves in contention at the U.S. Open on Sunday but their runs came to a screeching halt with double-bogeys and they eventually finished tied for seventh behind champion Gary Woodland.
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Daniels has been hopscotching the country on what she's calling her "Make America Horny Again" tour, and it came to a screeching halt in Columbus when Daniels got up close and personal with a few patrons in apparent violation of Ohio law.
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But that advice seems to come to a screeching halt once you become a parent, with a young kids who might wear disposable diapers, down single-serve snacks and outgrow endless plastic toys—- many of which contain hard-to-recycle electronic components.
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Here&aposs The Clearest Indication Yet Apple Still Wants In On Self-Driving CarsAfter years of being shrouded in mystery, Apple's car program came to a screeching halt this year…Read more ReadTo get there, Apple doesn't want government regulation to interfere.
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" In an interview Friday on CNBC, CEO Howard Schultz amped up the drama: "We were on track to have a record quarter in Europe, and that unfortunately came to a screeching halt as a result of the act of terror in Paris.
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Yankees RH Nathan Eovaldi (33-23, 25) Dickey's string of solid performances came to a screeching halt in his last start against Tampa Bay, when he served up three homers and was charged with five runs on eight hits over six innings.
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IF BITCOIN CASH BECOMES POPULAR ENOUGH AND SIPHONS AWAY ENOUGH FROM – THE MINING HASH RATE FROM BITCOIN CORE IN A SHORT ENOUGH PERIOD OF TIME, BITCOIN CORE IS IN REALLY, REALLY, REALLY BIG IN DANGER OF COMING TO A SCREECHING HALT ALTOGETHER.
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Rather than bringing a useful talk to a screeching halt because of one dumb question, how about redirecting it ("That's not what I was talking about") or brushing it off ("Oh, that doesn't matter") and returning to the valuable part of the discussion?
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"In China, controllers knew the essentials of aviation English, but as soon as someone tried to communicate something other than what was routinely expected, things would very likely come to a screeching halt," said Mike Bender, a pilot for an American airline.
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Image 2 of 2 KEKAIT, Indonesia – Ever since 33-year-old Rafikah escaped her crumbling home when a massive earthquake struck the Indonesian island of Lombok on Sunday, life in the lush rural village she grew up in has come to a screeching halt.
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But that bond was revoked in September after the trial judge ruled he was a danger Law 360 reported that Greebel's trial "came to a screeching halt" Wednesday during testimony by Steven Rosenfeld, an investor in both Retrophin and one of Shkreli's hedge funds.
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The decision for Senate Republicans to launch the "nuclear option" to ensure confirmation of Judge Neil Gorsuch to the U.S. Supreme Court may be the tipping point in dismantling the much abused filibuster rule that can bring the U.S. Senate to a screeching halt.
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If Democrats gain control of the Senate in the fall midterm elections, "the confirmation of every circuit judge is going to come to pretty much a screeching halt," said Russell Wheeler, a visiting fellow at the Brookings Institution who studies the federal judicial selection process.
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Scott Canada, a senior vice president at McCarthy Building Companies, said that uncertainty surrounding the case had brought a flurry of business this year "to a screeching halt" and that the imposition of high tariffs could stall the industry for 18 months or more.
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The petition organizers are afraid that Mauritius will suffer the same fate as La Reunion—a neighboring island nation less than 200 miles away, whose tourism industry came to a screeching halt after a surge in shark attacks that this group attributes to fish farming.
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In Someone Great, Netflix's latest rom-com, our protagonist's long-term relationship comes to a screeching halt when she gets her dream job across the country, and during one of her final New York City nights (plus a few flashbacks), it's music that keeps her spirit alive.
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Rather than this thoughtful approach to cost containment and quality improvement to enhance the value of the Medicare program, the IPAB is a merely blunt instrument to reduce what Medicare pays for medical treatments and will bring progress on value-based care to a screeching halt.
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We spoke to Mary and Tyce -- the flying duo whose blindfolded trapeze trick came to a screeching halt when Mary slipped and fell -- and they say they're fielding offers for corporate events and parties from reps who reached out and thought their stunt was really great.
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"By virtue of taking out this functionality, you won't necessarily cause the plant to come to a screeching halt, but you'll decrease the victim's visibility and understanding of their environment," says Joe Slowik, a researcher who analyzed the EKANS and Megacortex malware for ICS security firm Dragos.
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HONG KONG — Anbang Insurance Group, whose chairman has been detained by the police, has seen its growth come to a screeching halt as Chinese investors who helped fund its meteoric rise prove skittish about a politically connected company that is no longer in Beijing's good graces.
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Freeways' developer Justin Smith is known for making funny games with absurd premises, including Desert Golfing, a 2D golf game that goes on seemingly ad infinitum, only to have the game come to a screeching halt at the 64,465 hole with a moat that is impossible to hit your ball across.
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But the final-stage talks came to a screeching halt on Sunday afternoon, according to the two people briefed on the process, as the investor group received word that Mr. Schneiderman was about to file a lawsuit based on an ongoing four-month investigation into the Weinstein Company's internal dealings.
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Google parent company Alphabet's big run over the past few months came to a screeching halt today after it came out with its fourth-quarter results, which fell beneath expectations set by Wall Street for the advertising giant — sending the stock down around 5 percent and shaving off billions in market cap.
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Despite all of this, and the fact that a just-released national Pew Research Center poll showed that fewer than half of Americans 49 percent support the death penalty -- a mark not reached in 45 years -- the momentum of hope for a long-awaited end of the death penalty just came to a screeching halt.
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But Sanders' big winning streak came to a screeching halt first with former Vice President Joe Biden's big win in the South Carolina primary and then in the March 3 Super Tuesday contests, in which 15 states and territories held primaries and caucuses to allocate about 35% of national pledged delegates to the nomination.
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The practice came to a screeching halt in November 2010, after Republicans took control of the House in the Tea Party revolution and Speaker John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE (R-Ohio) imposed a ban.
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If the psychological association had followed the American Medical Association and the American Psychiatric Association in prohibiting its members from participating in interrogations, the torture program would have come to a screeching halt, given that it was necessary to have health personnel present during these interrogations to provide the cover of their safety and doing no harm.
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Washington (CNN)Most of the attention at Wednesday's dramatic Supreme Court hearing will center on President Donald Trump's travel ban, but a second major legal issue lurks in the case that could affect future White House occupants as well: the propriety of federal courts issuing nationwide injunctions that can bring a president's policy goals to a screeching halt.
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It served as a setup for us to volunteer our own Waypoints of the Year: But until you can hear me bring the room to a screeching halt talking about a series where grief is celebrated and explored in all its messiness, we have to talk about The Newsroom, and why it's worth more than dunking on.
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In a year when the CEO of a major oil company was tapped to be Secretary of State, a creationist was nearly put in charge of our public schools, and America elected a man who once said things like "This very expensive GLOBAL WARMING bullshit has got to stop," one might wonder if scientific advancement has come to a screeching halt.
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But I will say, after seeing the Dime Glory Challenge come to a screeching halt the moment Baker's Dustin Dollin grabbed the microphone and announced, "No one is skating until we get some more beer," and that demand being quickly met with several cases delivered to the "athletes deck," that if the Dime guys were in charge of skateboarding in the Olympics I might become a vocal supporter of the cause.
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What I mean there is that the reason there is such widespread denial of the reality of climate change with power brokers in the Republican Party, and certainly within very right-wing, free market think tanks, is that they understand that if the science is true, then the political or economic projects they hope to advance, which is a radically deregulated market, must come to a screeching halt.
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The House follows a broad narrative pattern familiar from movies like the Neighbors films and Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates — all of which The House director and co-writer Andrew Jay Cohen had a hand in writing: A hapless (though largely harmless) person or group faces an unexpected life disturbance that forces them to take ridiculous, risky, but sort of fun measures, until things reach their breaking point and the ride comes to a screeching halt.
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