As space junk increases, there could be a snowball effect.
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Hinton and his team's success "triggered a snowball effect," Vanhoucke says.
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The revelations appear to be creating a kind of snowball effect.
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You have to look at how quickly the snowball effect took place.
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"Showcasing these projects will create a snowball effect," a presidential adviser said.
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That suggests a snowball effect: if lots migrate, the hesitant may follow.
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As more women are elected to office, there's also a snowball effect.
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It was kind of this snowball effect, and it was really cool.
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Their candidacies will inspire other folks to run, too — it's a snowball effect.
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Cut to 2628 and we can see the snowball effect this victory had.
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This terrible snowball effect is something the streaming show seems to pride itself on.
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"We want a snowball effect," he said in the booming baritone of a street preacher.
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VICE: Basically, what this shows is that student-loan debt has a snowball effect, right?
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MADRID — Winter is coming, but for Canadian tennis, the snowball effect is already a thing.
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"It's a kind of a snowball effect," said a foreign exchange trader in Sao Paulo.
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Because the study had such success, however, there is a risk of an uncontrollable snowball effect.
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But we can't leave aside the snowball effect of all types of sexism over a lifetime.
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Libby also thinks there may be a snowball effect leading more people to buy an SUV.
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And the Nevada caucus could have a snowball effect with major repercussions for the presidential nomination.
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"There's this movement around Metformin that I could see having a snowball effect," Zalzala told CNBC.
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But anecdotally, the typical progress of a high-profile Twitter account tends to be a snowball effect.
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The players expressed hope that the Bears financial commitment will spur a snowball effect around the league.
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"It just had this snowball effect of confidence and problem solving and self-improvement," Mr. Muhaisen said.
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We create all these barriers, and all it does is create this snowball effect of value added artificially.
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The problem with this kind of glaring mistake is that it can end up having a snowball effect.
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It really was a snowball effect: the rape affected me socially and psychologically, which in turn affected me academically.
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The snowball effect is far from new in narrative fiction, but in peak TV it's more prominent than ever.
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" The source added: "If she is able to poke holes in Ford's story, that could ... have a snowball effect.
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"There's also a snowball effect: Individuals coming to drug-checking services are not just checking for themselves," Maghsoudi says.
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It's crucial that these types of problems are dealt with as swiftly as possible to prevent a snowball effect.
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"Beyond the colossal amounts these funds manage, it's the snowball effect we're betting on," one adviser at Macron's office said.
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"It goes a long way and becomes like a snowball effect – you never know who that inspiration will reach next."
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"It's a snowball effect," Mr. Rutter said, surrounded by dozens of specimens with names like Lodi Dodi and Secret Recipe.
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An analyst in the sector, who asked not to be named, said bulk discount sales can create a "snowball effect".
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But if there are many individuals doing it, there's a snowball effect and it actually becomes part of our culture.
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The term "snowball effect" is an unfortunate way to describe climate change, but a new study is predicting just that.
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Consistency is key: An appointment once a week has a snowball effect as collagen returns to the area again and again.
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"Rather than demonstrating a dishonest snowball effect, [the authors] may just be illustrating successful learning," she writes me in an email.
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However, he said more groundings were now likely due to a "snowball effect" unless Boeing or the FAA released more information.
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And once computers take the wheel, there begins something of a snowball effect to change roads and eventually cities, Evans said.
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And once that happened, I think there was really a snowball effect, and basically every city wanted to sue gun companies.
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We have a feeling that Kloss' latest reveal will have the same snowball effect — provided, of course, that it's the real deal.
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The magic of this glove creates a snowball effect, and eventually you'll end up with an arm full of flakes and rolls.
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How does "the click moment" and the "snowball effect" change the conversation about sexual harassment from decades ago, according to the article?
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While the change in bond market structure and reporting requirements won't cause a crisis, it could exacerbate the snowball effect of panic selling.
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Even if women fail to capture many seats in November, Dittmar said their presence on the campaign trail would have a snowball effect.
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" He added that there is a snowball effect for "ignoring the violent crimes of the police who have reached unacceptable levels of brutality.
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That&aposs because of compound interest, where savings earn interest and grow based on the total balance, creating a snowball effect over time.
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Once people understand what is normal around here, more people tend to drive that way, too, and you get this amplified, snowball effect.
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And now that voting has started, there's the real possibility a snowball effect will redound to Sanders' benefit -- winning can beget more winning.
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If a post is considered popular it's often pushed to people two or three degrees of separation from its author, causing a snowball effect.
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Much like Bill Cosby, if properly investigated and given the attention such claims deserve, a snowball effect might occur with more women coming forward.
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So will it have that sort of negative snowball effect of, 'Well, it's just me going forward, how will I possibly convince a jury?
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This created a snowball effect, and today nearly every state — except for Florida, Washington, Texas, and Washington, DC — enforces a tax on visiting players.
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The consistent pattern of high engagement among those who watched Jennelle's videos led YouTube to prioritize her in its algorithm, triggering a snowball effect.
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As a result, compound interest has a "snowball effect" as your original investments and the income earned from those investments grow together, Golladay says.
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Each additional user makes the app significantly more valuable to their friends, so we could see a snowball effect if Houseparty can keep things interesting.
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The "snowball effect" started by Google likely "forced" the Trump administration to pull back from its stance, said Anshel Sag, analyst at Moor Insights & Strategy.
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At the end of August, a snowball effect began after rumors about the large salary of Ms. Raggi's chief of cabinet led to her resignation.
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From there, it was a snowball effect that lead to the idea of it being about the chewa language and having it maintain an authenticity.
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In turn, he played better and explicitly told himself to remain confident after miscues, which helped him avoid last season's snowball effect of mounting mistakes.
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If your error had a snowball effect that caused colleagues to also make mistakes on their work, acknowledge your role to their bosses as well.
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You'll learn which crowdfunding site is the best option for your project, how to create a snowball effect in pledges, and how the ranking algorithms work.
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Far from being a gimmick, participants, investors, and organizers alike agree that Polar Bear Pitching is a great place to start a snowball effect towards investment.
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Do you see the snowball effect when presidential electoral math dictates trade policy that is detrimental to the business community and the country as a whole?
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That's because when shifts are scheduled this tightly, any request to change one employee's schedule can cause a snowball effect that throws the system off balance.
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Howard propels Hoffman to fame after seeing her perform in a small club, creating a snowball effect of fame, jealousy, fear, and all-around juicy drama.
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He acknowledged that while the example of LendingClub would create a snowball effect, it was not the first peer-to-peer lending company that came under scrutiny.
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The longer answer is that Google is very much hoping that to create a snowball effect that will bring those other companies in line with the standard.
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"If Senegal is able to demonstrate a quick success as a French-speaking country, this could have a big snowball effect ... on the African continent," Hai said.
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She tells Broadly she thinks there are a number of factors contributing to the timing of this snowball effect of survivors coming forward and sharing their accounts.
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Ali Miremadi, investment director in the global equities team at GAM said Thursday that the automated nature of trading had caused selling to exhibit a snowball effect.
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"That snowball effect of momentum just keeps building and building," said Shaw, who provided a consistent net-front presence as he returned from a one-game suspension.
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As a result, its revenues can only cover a fraction of its needs, creating a snowball effect where the absence of services raises questions about its legitimacy.
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This snowball effect is critical to the site, because the longer one spends on it, the more flattering attention they get from their steadily increasing flow of followers.
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This is a clear example of the track being "found" and the influence these DJ's enjoy—in this case Caribou, or a snowball effect of him and MCDE.
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Regardless of who you consider the winner, the battle's snowball effect made music outlets—even ones that don't typically chronicle hip-hop news, like Time, TMZ, and E!
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One person can easily transmit it to other people without knowing it, and those people would then transmit it to even more people, creating a terrifying snowball effect.
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Jalinski says this snowball effect is why he tells clients to stop making contributions to their 401(k) plan and use that money to pay off their cards instead.
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The idea is that it will become an incentive for others to create a snowball effect for her existence, where new dimensions and contexts are added along the way.
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Global Sports The chorus was amplified by the megaphones of social media and also by the old-fashioned snowball effect in a time of societal shifts and global tension.
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The snowball effect is far from new in narrative fiction, but in peak TV it's more prominent than ever and being explored uniquely on multiple shows at the same time.
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The move to statistical underwriting — a movement that had roots as early as the 1003s in the U.S. — had a snowball effect, inspiring lookalike algorithmic credit systems around the world.
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Jared Leto is now officially a living, breathing snowball effect -- and don't try questioning it ... just watch how fast he can drum up an army of fans by simply walking.
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"There's a snowball effect, and that's what we're seeing right now," said Chitra Raghavan, a psychology professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice and an expert in sexual violence.
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"That's the right expression — snowball effect," said Louis Borfiga, the Tennis Canada vice president of high performance and athlete development, who is one of the primary architects of Canada's rise.
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Hosmer: Let's say Amy Klobuchar has a strong showing in Iowa, coming in third or fourth, then she gets the momentum coming here and it's kind of a snowball effect.
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" Mr. Reynolds has played a superhero before, in the 2011 "Green Lantern," and he said the decision to continue fighting for "Deadpool" was partly the result of a "snowball effect.
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It is those promises that pulled China on board, which in turn led to a snowball effect, pulling other developing countries in, yielding the unprecedented unity that emerged from Paris.
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While it may not be as motivating as the snowball effect, it arguably makes better financial sense because it cuts down on the total amount of interest you'll end up paying.
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But these waves of immigration also have a snowball effect, she explained — because as Central Americans find asylum in the U.S., there's an incentive for family and friends to join them.
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Perhaps this new achievement was a snowball effect from the US. Last summer, US Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew announced that a women will be on the $10 bill starting in 2020.
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And the snowball effect has not just been evident in the European corporate sector but in sovereign, supranationals and agencies, which has seen more than US$150bn of supply, and financials too.
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And from Homer, which was around the 8th century BCE, there's a snowball effect that says eating someone else is the worst thing you can do—that this is what monsters do.
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For most items with stable consumption, the demand spike is mostly due to fear, which promotes excessive purchasing; the snowball effect of fear leads to more panic buying and eventually empty shelves.
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If I postpone these small tasks, I experience the so-called snowball effect and it's harder for me to concentrate and finish each one of the other tasks on my to-do list.
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The Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency "wants to make sure that there is no snowball effect against the riyal in the forwards markets", the executive said, declining to be named because of commercial sensitivities.
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Weinstein was subsequently fired by The Weinstein Company, and the revelations started a snowball effect of allegations against other high profile Hollywood figures, including Kevin Spacey, James Toback, and Brett Ratner, among many others.
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If bullish investors who are dominating the market at the moment started to sell it could create a snowball effect and U.S. retail sales data due on Friday could be a trigger, Boele added.
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Accumulating credit card debt has a snowball effect — it's easy to keep swiping and not realize how much you're charging on credit cards, and how quickly little purchases can result in major interest charges.
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Risk of Rain 2 is a game about the snowball effect, the gradual stacking-on of more and more artifacts and equipment to a character in a desperate arms race against the game itself.
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"It was kind of a snowball effect because I went from a track from $4,000 to $10,000 to $35,000 to $75,000 to $350,000," Beattie says, adding that the client list has grown to include billionaires.
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"We noticed there was a snowball effect happening and it was becoming very difficult to keep track of all the names that were tied to allegations," Tal Wagman, one of the site's creators, tells Broadly.
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Worth noting: It's the first time Germany has used its veto power in such a way, and that could have a "snowball effect" across Europe, Larissa Brunner, an analyst with Oxford Analytica, told Caixin Global.
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The service has captured national attention, creating a snowball effect that has made the logistics easier: Hundreds of pastors from around the country, and even some from other nations, have volunteered to preach during the service.
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The repeated delays have a snowball effect: As time goes on airlines not only lack access to the jets they had at the time of the grounding, but the additional planes they were set to receive.
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Since then, there has been a snowball effect of acceptance and openness that has helped skaters and companies within skating to join in and not hold back who they really are or who they want to be.
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Over the course of 15 years, they have formed the kind of creative relationship where one inspires the other to a thrilling snowball effect: photographs influence drawings that become sculptures that inform set design, and so on.
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After all, my morning alarm was on it — and the last thing I wanted was to accidentally sleep in and miss one of my connecting trains, throwing the entire itinerary into chaos in a terrible snowball effect.
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The gap between the richest clubs and the rest has continued to grow over the last few years, fueled by a revenue distribution system which dishes out larger sums to the bigger clubs and creates a snowball effect.
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Finer expects something of a "snowball effect" to happen with LARCs: As more women use them, and talk to their friends about their experience, others decide to change contraceptives — and don't face an economic barrier in doing so.
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You know the one: Every member of the family has their own little storyline, and the movie brings them together and throws in a snowball effect, so the plot gets bigger and bigger and rolls faster and faster.
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Today's political climate is riddled with disagreement — and if retirement policy is not absolutely crucial for a politician's platform, the issue will be passed on to someone else, and the snowball effect makes the crisis larger by the day.
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And while Votto shifts the credit for the hard work back to his teammates, it gives the impression that his work ethic has a snowball effect of sorts—if he drives the younger players, they're driving him in turn.
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But seeing as how coming forward about sexual assault has a snowball effect—finding courage from other victims to speak up—it's important that we continue to listen to people who have been silenced, expose these monsters, and protest.
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The Delta contract, a four-year deal retroactive to the beginning of this year, could have a snowball effect for higher pay in the industry when the next round of bargaining between pilots and top U.S. airlines gets underway in 282.
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Haley Moss, the first openly autistic woman admitted to the Florida bar, told Changing America that public figures such as Collins and Thunberg have the potential to create a snowball effect when it comes to disabled people participating in public life.
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But after that first feedback session, then it was kind of a snowball effect: still grounding myself in my intention and my initial mission with the project, but also just being real and being aware of an audience and what they experience.
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"The Kremlin has empowered and amplified other venal and anti-democratic actors to grow their influence in Europe, creating a snowball effect for its anti-Western agenda," a European Union task force said in one of its recent summaries of Russian disinformation.
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The snowball effect from Fowler's blogpost continues, toppling CEOs and venture capital firms, launching legislation—whistleblowers inspiring more whistleblowers, each successive disruption forcing change on an industry that, despite all its talk about moving fast and breaking things, has resisted change thus far.
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"I find myself saddened because I believe I offered a measured account of my experiences, not to the media but simply on my own social media accounts, and the snowball effect of that is that I have been attacked with incredible ugliness," she said.
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But if you think you'll get more satisfaction from knocking off at least one bill altogether, put extra money (that you've saved from bringing your lunch to work and cancelling that gym membership) toward the card with the lowest balance to start a snowball effect.
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But if you think you'll get more satisfaction from knocking off at least one bill altogether, put extra money (that you've saved from bringing your lunch to work and canceling that gym membership) toward the card with the lowest balance to start a snowball effect.
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But the numbers worldwide don't accurately reflect the exact number of cases because of limited testing, nor do they immediately convey the infectiousness of the disease — which has a snowball effect that one expert broke down, explaining how one person could end up infecting 59,000.
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Trade tariffs between the U.S. and Europe would precipitate a "snowball effect" and the world may soon enter "very precarious waters" if we don't acknowledge the benefits that stem from international cooperation, the head of the UN agency for workers and employers told CNBC.
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Australian street artist Ash Keating claims that the recent defacement of his mural in Christchurch, New Zealand, by a large tag was the result of a "snowball effect" set in motion when an insurance company put a vinyl advertisement banner over a portion of the mural.
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Also in focus is the fallout and snowball effect of the oil crash, with banks now faced with decisions on what of their commodities assets to write down, at a time when lenders are already under pressure from the Bank of Japan's move into negative interest rates.
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"Many of those reports were hoaxes, some were pranks, and some were schoolyard rumors, but the stories continued, in Chicago, Baltimore, and even in the UK." In other words, there's a "snowball effect," Radford says, where rumor and legitimate concern mix with our human penchant for a good story.
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"They could find some kink in the system, but I have to think it's going to be so specific that it doesn't create this snowball effect, this avalanche of cases that will go to district courts and inevitably will attempt to get tested at the Supreme Court," he said.
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"Our mission at the Why Not You Foundation is to empower and inspire change in others one individual at a time and one kid at a time, and in turn they pass it on creating a snowball effect," Wilson – who will be presenting a check at Thursday night's Seahawks vs.
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They've already filed what they plan to do — their list of retaliatory measures — at the World Trade Organization (WTO.) The EU's big public threats are tariffs on Harley Davidsons and Kentucky whiskey (targeting Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell respectively.) The snowball effect: The U.S. imposing tariffs would likely have knock on effects.
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Well, as Donaldson explained in the kick-off video, the idea to plant 20 million trees in collaboration with the Arbor Day Foundation was mostly because one fan just happened to suggest it, and the internet snowball effect took place until memes about MrBeast and 20 million trees overtook Twitter, YouTube, and Reddit.
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So though there's seemingly a bottomless well of actors willing to work with Allen, the small but growing snowball effect of stars publicly voicing regret could cut into his bottom line — especially if agents and managers begin to advise actors to avoid working with Allen, as one strategist cited in the NYT story did.
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Theranos is a story of the snowball effect blown up to an avalanche: a retired and successful venture capitalist seeds the company, leading to other investors to see that name and invest, and onwards and upwards for more than a decade, eventually collecting a cast of characters around the table that includes James Mattis, the current Secretary of Defense, and Henry Kissinger.
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"If you start to see one or two, if you start to see a Mitt Romney or a Cory Gardner or a Susan Collins start to break and say, 'Maybe we should look at this,' then you might see a political snowball effect of epic proportions," Mr. Elleithee said, referring to Republican senators who have expressed varying degrees of criticism of Mr. Trump.
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But, given the current backlash against YouTube and Google more broadly over this issue, it can't exactly keep things as they are either, because many advertisers will continue to boycott the platform, and there's likely to be a snowball effect, as no brand wants to be seen as the one that's okay with its ads appearing next to hate speech, even if others aren't.
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