In the moments after the stoppage, an infuriated Shamrock stormed around the ring, unleashing a profanity-laced protest of the stoppage.
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After another stoppage to take a look at a swipe by Aleksandar Prijovic — he's given a yellow card — the referee blows his whistle and ends a hectic eight minutes of stoppage time.
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The stoppage by the union's 2,500 workers began on Feb.
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The companies turned the stoppage into an expanded maintenance project.
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The work stoppage affected Cargill operations in grains hub Rosario.
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The stoppage could begin within three days, the union said.
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A bloc is good for stoppage, but poor for starting.
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A potential stoppage is also looming in the auto industry.
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Thomas Cook said all its flights operated during Friday's stoppage.
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Even better than 'Rocky,' 'cause 'Rocky' didn't get the stoppage.
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In stoppage time in the first half of Palmeiras vs.
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The union announced plans for the work stoppage last week.
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The only downside of the bout was the strange stoppage.
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The stoppage was awarded to Hug in three minutes flat.
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Subasic stays on, and there's five minutes of stoppage time.
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Between 75 and 145 are part of the work stoppage.
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A Verizon work stoppage in 2011 lasted for two weeks.
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Uber said it had nothing to do with the stoppage.
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Seattle Tunnel Partners had no immediate comment on Thursday's stoppage.
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The stoppage could begin within 3 days, the union said.
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Specifically, language reportedly foreshadowing a possible work stoppage in 2021.
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Ray told them he could help organize a work stoppage.
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There has not been a work stoppage at Ford since 1976.
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More than halfway through the work stoppage, Weiss addressed employees again.
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The production stoppage, which started from the night shift on Jan.
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The stoppage came at the 1:27 mark of round one.
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Advocates of the program first reported the stoppage Thursday, and Sen.
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Among those affected by the stoppage is Japanese clothing giant UNIQLO.
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Two minutes of stoppage time are added to the first half.
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Current pass count on that last stoppage: Spain 231, Russia 58.
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Matt Hedges scored a consolation goal for Dallas in stoppage time.
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Five minutes of stoppage time for Mexico to close this out.
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The production stoppage threatens to derail Harley-Davidson's bet on electrification.
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Until this stoppage, the productivity of the stoma had revolted me.
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Governor signs pay raise bill The work stoppage comes after Gov.
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GM (GM) isn't the only one affected by the work stoppage.
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Why don't you go lose half a season to a work stoppage?
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Many have had to cut back production due to the work stoppage.
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The time of the stoppage was 2:36 of the fifth round.
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The stoppage was due to a shortage of braking products, Toyota said.
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In response to union plans to stage a work stoppage on Dec.
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I don't know that this work stoppage would have happened without it.
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In defeat, Krylov has a streak of five-straight stoppage wins derailed.
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Sajewski, meanwhile, experiences the first stoppage loss of his 43-fight career.
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"It's bizarre that I achieved it, in stoppage time too,"she added.
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And Alexander said it could take a work stoppage before owners budge.
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The stoppage would last at least until Monday, a company spokesman said.
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When you put a giant stoppage on it, how does it restart?
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Belgium will have 6 minutes of stoppage time to find an equalizer.
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The stoppage of nickel ore exports was also a factor, he added.
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That's because GM stockpiled inventory at dealerships ahead of the work stoppage.
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LaGuardia Airport had a ground stoppage, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.
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The longer the stoppage continues, the more people will feel the squeeze.
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This week, J20 organizers are asking for a one-day work stoppage.
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More teachers declare a 'work stoppage' About 200 miles south of Seattle, members of the Camas Education Association have announced a work stoppage -- starting with their first day of school next Tuesday, Camas School District Superintendent Jeff Snell said.
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Southampton scored a stoppage-time consolation through another former Chelsea player Ryan Bertrand.
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"It's not a line stoppage because the entire line never stopped," Bergman said.
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During a 60-minute stoppage, Milwaukee manager Craig Counsell faced a tough decision.
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Crawford, of Omaha, Nebraska, has won four of his last five by stoppage.
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Every day of pipeline stoppage is costing Russia $2000 million in lost revenue.
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The company said last week that the stoppage was not significantly affecting production.
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They staged a three-hour stoppage on Wednesday to protest against the sale.
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The work stoppage had shuttered schools across the state, as I reported yesterday.
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The effects of the stoppage will also be felt in the soccer world.
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The crowd reacted angrily, and afterward Mr. Diaz said the stoppage surprised him.
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He sought a play stoppage but did not get one from the officials.
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If there are fewer opportunities for a stoppage of play, this is good.
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The stoppage will have no immediate extra impact on oil and gas output.
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It would be the entertainment capital's first major work stoppage in a decade.
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It's the first work stoppage in the US auto industry in 12 years.
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The stoppage crippled Brazil's roads, hampering deliveries of everything from fuel to grains.
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SEAT'S PLANT STOPPAGE OVER CORONAVIRUS COULD LAST UP TO SIX WEEKS - UNION LEADER
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It would also cut steel output at its plant in Bremen, Germany, in the fourth quarter of the year, extending a planned blast furnace stoppage for repairs, and extend a similar scheduled stoppage in the final quarter in Asturias, Spain.
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UPS said it's trying to avoid disruptions in the event of a work stoppage.
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Many small businesses were shut after the groups called for a state-wide stoppage.
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The Minnesota action will be the first major US work stoppage for the company.
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The result was the longest auto industry work stoppage in more than 20 years.
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Libyan production dropped due to a stoppage at the Sharara oilfield, the country's largest.
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But the one-day work stoppage created enough at a stir within the newsroom.
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City was down 22-20 to Queens Park Rangers F.C. going into stoppage time.
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He later chipped the ball in for Russia&aposs fourth goal in stoppage time.
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More than 24,000 workers participated, on average, in each major work stoppage in 2018.
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This old geezer was reveling in England's stoppage-time comeback against Wales on Thursday.
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Both are on impressive win-streaks, highlighted by stoppage defeats over other top contenders.
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"I'm ready for the next (fight)," said Ngannou following the first round TKO stoppage.
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Moreover, the opportunity cost of a work stoppage is higher when demand is robust.
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The government has said the stoppage has cost the country more than $6 billion.
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During one stoppage, he walked back onto the court to a smattering of applause.
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Upping the ante, the plan for July 15 is a six-hour work stoppage.
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Put the puck over the glass and you can't change players during the stoppage.
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Flurrying for the finish, Yamamoto's finest moment was somewhat undercut by a premature stoppage.
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Then, it continued when he thrashed fellow prospect Curtis Blaydes to a doctor stoppage.
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Three minutes of stoppage time coming and the consensus in press row is: Why?
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Instead, because South Korea scored twice during stoppage time, Mexico gets to move on.
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After three minutes of stoppage time, Mark Geiger blows the half to a close.
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He added his eighth of the season in the second minute of stoppage time.
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The work stoppage led Charter to hire contractors to serve customers during the strike.
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Temporary employees were a focal point of UAW&aposs labor stoppage late last year.
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An engineer at the field said production stood at 70,000 bpd before the stoppage.
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A work stoppage to punish a player for expressing his opinion may seem extreme.
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"For us, this work stoppage is not about missing class," the students tell CNN.
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For many of the employees hired since 2007, this is their first work stoppage.
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Prisoners in Alabama claim guards have retaliated for a work stoppage by withholding food.
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UPS said it is trying to avoid disruptions in the event of a work stoppage.
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POTENTIAL STOPPAGE: The combined annual production at both Chilean mines is 22,2265 tonnes of copper.
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The company branded the stoppage illegal but said its operations had not yet been affected.
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The agreement also reduces the risk of another stoppage to copper concentrate exports from Grasberg.
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The New York Times corroborates the news citing a person familiar with the production stoppage.
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The sector estimated overall losses related to the stoppage at 3 billion reais, BRF said.
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The work stoppage also slowed the unloading of beans at soyoil and meal manufacturing sites.
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In April, a brief work stoppage by Kuwaiti oil workers sharply cut the country's production.
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The Coyotes scored shortly after goaltender Louis Domingue held the puck to get a stoppage.
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But an arbitrator found that the stoppage violated the contract's no strike provision, she said.
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Piatti scored in the 71st, and Anthony Jackson-Hamel added a goal in stoppage time.
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The next day, unions announced they would begin a statewide work stoppage on Feb. 22.
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Their success has inspired teachers in Arizona and Colorado to prepare their own work stoppage.
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Sporting Lisbon's Jérémy Mathieu, a former Barcelona defender, added an own goal in stoppage time.
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The "cure," in this case, is social distancing, and the mass economic stoppage it forces.
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It warned that a longer-term stoppage would carry heavier production risks and financial penalties.
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It hasn't yet decided whether it will extend the work stoppage in China beyond Feb.
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The stoppage is to "resolve production issues" including bottlenecks in battery supply, the story said.
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The work stoppage has rippled throughout GM's North American operations, causing thousands of additional layoffs.
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The strike has now gone on longer than a two-week work stoppage in 2011.
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Scientists believe that the victims die from a stoppage of blood flow, not from suffocation.
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The stoppage was needed, according to Trump officials, to conduct a review of vetting procedures.
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Teixeira, on the other hand, experiences the second stoppage loss of his 30-fight career.
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Iran beat Morocco 1-0 after an own goal by Aziz Bouhaddouz in injury stoppage time.
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Meanwhile, travelers noticed the stoppage and United acknowledged that they were working to remedy the situation.
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The Illinois High School Association forbids athletes from striking schools to compete during a work stoppage.
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Allegedly, amid stoppage in a 3-3 draw against Sarnese, Liberti walked over and exposed himself.
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"And so when we think about a work stoppage, think about what that does for them."
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The protests, dubbed #ParoNacional (National Stoppage), have brought business in the capital to a near standstill.
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Reporting at the time suggested that the sudden Twitter stoppage was a kind of silent protest.
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The stoppage came as Poirier timed the low kick perfectly and countered with a left hand.
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The fight became a good deal more frantic when a Moraes elbow threatened a cut stoppage.
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Arnor Ingvi Traustason clinched the win with a goal in the fourth minute of stoppage time.
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Minor scuffles broke out between protesters and commuters as some grew frustrated over the train stoppage.
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The size of the current stoppage, though, suggests growing confidence among workers emboldened by recent triumphs.
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The work stoppage ended when the union agreed to extend the previous contract for 18 months.
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While the legal action prompted a temporary work stoppage, it ultimately fell short of its goal.
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Teachers' strikes One strike ends in one city as a new work stoppage begins in another.
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The stoppage came in the second round when Kasuya looked to transition to a leg lock.
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Teachers in Denver have decided to strike, but it's unclear when a work stoppage would start.
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Bayern's Leon Goretzka then slotted in their second in stoppage time to kill off the game.
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Some boarded the bandwagon as he beat Benson Henderson, but many thought the stoppage too soon.
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What's even worse for T.J. ... he lost the fight against Cejudo in a 1st-round stoppage.
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Johnson made a big save against Greg Garza on a breakaway during second-half stoppage time.
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SEAT SPOKESMAN SAYS MAIN MARTORELL PLANT TO STOP ON MONDAY, LENGTH OF STOPPAGE NOT DEFINED YET
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Nearly 100 workers at the facility, known as JFK193, plan to participate in the work stoppage.
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Nearly 100 workers at the facility, known as JFK8, plan to participate in the work stoppage.
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Now, they've got another work stoppage underway because they're ticked off about a new education bill.
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He then went to the bench, where his heart issue occurred during a stoppage in play.
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The strike action has been repeated every month since, including a networkwide stoppage expected this week.
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During a stoppage, Glenn was shown on the video screen, and introduced to a rousing ovation.
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A work stoppage by the pilots could seriously affect the airline's operations both domestically and internationally.
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Should the work stoppage drag on, GM can easily absorb a few idle weeks of production.
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A California strike would be the second major work stoppage in the grocery industry this year.
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Overeem said after the fight that the stoppage was early and that he could have continued.
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Needless to say, on a good night, Saunders will sniff out the stoppage like a bloodhound.
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D.C. got into it with McCarthy after the stoppage in an emotional reaction to the loss.
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The field had only just returned to production, after a week-long stoppage ending in early April.
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But as the game entered the third minute of stoppage time, Yerry Mina headed in an equalizer.
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Uber did not register a huge spike of demand during the temporary work stoppage for yellow taxis.
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The work stoppage at Verizon stretched across several U.S. East Coast states, including New York and Massachusetts.
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A final notable performance from the night was Joanne Calderwood's stoppage of the famously tough Valerie Letourneau.
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Boeing and Airbus have declined to comment on the potential for a work stoppage at the factory.
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Lufthansa has put the cost of the stoppage at around 10 million euros ($11 million) per day.
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After BRF announced the export stoppage on Friday morning, its shares fell to their lowest since 2011.
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Lufthansa has put the cost of the stoppage at around 10 million euros ($11 million) a day.
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I want to think about P.K. Subban and Nashville contending until the next work stoppage in 2019.
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Edin Dzeko evened things up in stoppage time, but a tie would do the team no good.
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Pratama acknowledged exports had stopped, and added that a prolonged export stoppage could affect contracts with buyers.
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Manfred certainly doesn't want a work stoppage resulting from an impasse in his first CBA as commissioner.
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David Allen was sent to hospital after his 183th round stoppage loss to domestic rival David Price.
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Niall McGinn, a substitute, added a second deep in stoppage time as Ukraine was trying to tie.
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Although Uber reps have pointed out the advisory came after the taxi stoppage at 7:36 p.m.
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The stoppage was to press for higher pay and better work conditions, it said in a statement.
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When there was finally a stoppage, the play was reviewed and the goal awarded at 19:08.
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The export stoppage was expected to reduce Grasberg's copper output by around 70 million pounds per month.
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Business Insider was ringside in July for his bruising stoppage-win over Tyson Fury's cousin, Nathan Gorman.
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With this win, Santos rebounds from a pair of stoppage losses to Gegard Mousasi and Eric Spicely.
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Golovkin, on the other hand, had broken the natural welterweight's eye socket, which led to the stoppage.
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Pulisic then scored from 18 yards off a Kljestan pass in the second minute of stoppage time.
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This stoppage has not been effectively lifted for EPA and is a crucial part of Trump's plans.
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The players' approval heads off any possibility of a potential lockout and work stoppage for next season.
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The two-day work stoppage was estimated to have cost GM more than $300 million per day.
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He called the referee Andreas Egli on court to lobby for a stoppage because of the wind.
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The moment came in the waning moments of stoppage time in a tie game on Aug. 12.
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Officials warned that the work stoppage could even delay flights in and out of Ben Gurion Airport.
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Lee Yong is down getting treatment, as American referee Mark Geiger gives 6 minutes of stoppage time.
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Sharara's production had recovered to 213,000 barrels per day (bpd) by Sunday, when the latest stoppage began.
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Moreno scored the stoppage-time equalizer in Mexico's 2-2 opening draw against Portugal, the European champion.
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Fans littered the ice with hats, which caused a brief stoppage as crews cleaned up the rink.
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Romelu Lukaku scored Inter's winner in first-half stoppage time although the Belgian knew little about it.
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By one estimate, the work stoppage could cost the company as much as $100 million every day.
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The stoppage has resulted in thousands of layoffs and cost both sides hundreds of millions of dollars.
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It is the UAW's first national strike against GM since a two-day work stoppage in 2007.
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Lindahl tipped over a fierce strike from the pink-haired Van den Sanden in second-half stoppage time.
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That late stoppage was okay, Lewis said, because of the past allegations of domestic violence against his opponent.
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Modric scored with a hooking shot in the 80th and Ivan Rakitic added the third in stoppage time.
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Stoppage of oil flows not only affects refineries but also budget revenues from a loss of transit fees.
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Sources on the ground, including in the country's tech community, confirmed to TechCrunch internet stoppage over the period.
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The win marks Latifi's second consecutive first-round knockout, and the eighth first-round stoppage on his record.
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The incident happened in the first quarter of New York's 119–115 loss during a stoppage in play.
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He coached just one game, a 2018 World Cup qualifier against Slovakia that England won in stoppage time.
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The race came down to the final seconds of stoppage time in the final game of the season.
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Korea's talismanic forward Son Heung-min struck a scorching consolation goal in stoppage time from outside the area.
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It was the first such work stoppage to hit the Los Angeles Unified School District in three decades.
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Yannick Ferreira Carrasco scored the fourth goal in stoppage time as Belgium set up a meeting with Wales.
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The workers, who have been without a contract since August, began the work stoppage at 6:00 a.m.
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PREMIER LEAGUE Santi Cazorla scored on a stoppage-time penalty kick as host Arsenal beat Southampton, 2-220.
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Devin Haney produced another statement win Friday when he forced a fourth round corner stoppage against Zaur Abdullaev.
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In a statement, he said that the stoppage could jeopardise the future of the company's biggest revenue earner.
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Germany made a similar mistake Wednesday, giving up two goals to South Korea in stoppage time, he added.
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During the construction stoppage, part of the Xanadu roof was destroyed in February of 2011 after heavy snowfall.
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James McArthur evened the score, and Christian Benteke headed in the winner for Crystal Palace in stoppage time.
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"If you can free yourself from that kind of mental stoppage, look at what great things can happen!"
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Janogy added a goal four minutes into stoppage time by outmaneuvering three defenders to put the game away.
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Some stores had to close during the stoppage, while others were left with empty shelves and few customers.
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Economic activity typically snaps back soon after a shutdown ends, but not before the partial stoppage damages growth.
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Matias Carnero, a union leader at Seat, told Reuters the stoppage could last up to around six weeks.
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Two minutes of stoppage time left, as a bit of sting has been taken out of the game.
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They said the players had refused to sign an agreement for a wage cut while the stoppage continues.
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Millar said the stoppage cuts nominal GDP in the quarter by an annual rate of about $36 billion.
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In the headlining fight, Brock Lensar badly bloodied Frank Mir en route to a second round stoppage win.
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Antofagasta is also trying to avoid a stoppage by workers at another of its copper mines, Los Pelambres.
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A lengthy stoppage could substantially disrupt Foxconn clients, the most visible being Apple, from shipping devices to customers.
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The strike is the UAW's longest national work stoppage against GM since a 67-day strike in 1970.
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The stoppage comes one week after a nearly three-week strike by unionized workers ended at Tasiast mine.
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The work stoppage at Verizon stretched across several U.S. East Coast states, including New York, Massachusetts and Virginia.
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After 21970 days, the longest stoppage in the school system's history, State Supreme Court Justice Emilio Nunez disagreed.
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Floored four times by Ruiz before the seventh round stoppage, Joshua can take some hope from history, however.
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" Mayor Jim Kenney urged "both Septa and the Transport Workers Union to maintain communication despite the work stoppage.
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It is the union's first national strike against the automaker since a two-day work stoppage in 2007.
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Minor League baseball players affected by the cornoavirus pandemic work stoppage are about to get some financial assistance.
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Air France pilots are due to start a separate four-day stoppage on Saturday in protest at pay cuts.
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"Everyone was taken by surprise," he said, referring to Indonesia's stoppage of copper exports from Grasberg on Jan. 12.
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Thomas Cook was not immediately available for comment, but has said all its flights will operate during the stoppage.
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Paraguay's Federico Santander scored an own goal and Kagawa put the result beyond doubt with a stoppage-time effort.
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Estimates are that hundreds of thousands of non-GM workers are off the job because of the work stoppage.
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The current deal expires after the season, and baseball has not had a work stoppage in over 20 years.
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Microsoft on Monday said it has resumed sales of Huawei laptops on its website after a weeks-long stoppage.
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On Tuesday, Thrillist employees had returned to work, but kept the possibility of another work stoppage on the table.
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It was a one-day work stoppage that led union members to vote to authorize a strike if needed.
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Though the company isn't certain what caused the elevator's stoppage, it believes "this was a mechanical break," he said.
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"I thought it was close, though, and I thought it was a bit of an early stoppage," McGregor said.
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Then France came in with this opportunity in stoppage time that was just mind-blowingly close to going in.
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It ended 1-1 after a dramatic late goal by Russia's captain, Vasili Berezutski, that came in stoppage time.
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It didn't happen, because in the second of three minutes of stoppage time, Russia summoned up a tying goal.
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José Fuenzalida's goal for Chile, three minutes into stoppage time, was one of the final touches of the game.
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Adam Lallana's shot went through goalkeeper Matus Kozacik's legs in the fifth minute of stoppage time in Trnava, Slovakia.
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Luan added a goal in the 79th minute before Neymar's penalty kick in the first minute of stoppage time.
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Baseball's last work stoppage was the strike that canceled the 1994 World Series and bled into the next season.
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The carrier's unions called a strike for wage increases amid a wider labor stoppage across France paralyzing rail services.
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Mayweather retired for the third time in 2017, after he labored to a 10th round stoppage victory over McGregor.
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BULGARIA 4, LUXEMBOURG 3 Luxembourg lost at Bulgaria after leading in the second half and leveling in stoppage time.
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Berentsen said that unless OPEC deepened cuts or there was a large, unexpected production stoppage, prices will remain low.
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New Zealand looked on course for a well-earned, but unexpected, point before conceding two minutes into stoppage time.
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Sometimes they're semi-understandable tantrums at perceived injustice, like when Jason High shoved the ref after an early stoppage.
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Tripod as he might, he couldn't relieve the pressure and was forced to tap in his only stoppage loss.
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Masvidal out-struck Diaz, opened up cuts, and forced a doctor's stoppage at the end of the third round.
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Giovinco finished the scoring by dipping a shot neatly past Johansen, just inside the far post, in stoppage time.
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There was a work stoppage at an FCA plant in Canada, a coronavirus case at another factory in Indiana.
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In 1990, an 11-day work stoppage over similar issues led to better wages, but the increase was temporary.
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The owners have an incentive to avoid a lockout like the four month off-season work stoppage in 2011.
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Many of them have implemented patchwork measures on their own to try to mitigate the effects of the stoppage.
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It was the final deal reached during the stoppage, which had spread to 23 Marriott hotels in eight cities.
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Usually, six months is the minimum time suggested to stay out of competition after suffering such a brutal stoppage.
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" Monday, Trump said: "As you know, the border was a tremendous problem and they're close to 80 percent stoppage.
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Memorable moment: Manny Pacquiao scored a late stoppage victory when he was arguably at the peak of his powers.
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The fight, though, was nowhere near as exciting, as Mayweather coasted to a straight-forward tenth round stoppage victory.
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In stoppage time, Cristiano Ronaldo rounded off the victory, Madrid's seventh consecutive in the league, with his 31st goal.
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The work stoppage has caused a ripple-effect throughout the automaker's North American operations, causing thousands of additional layoffs.
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The work stoppage has caused a ripple effect throughout the automaker's North American operations, causing thousands of additional layoffs.
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Though Trump opposed that government shutdown, he has previously said the United States could use a government work stoppage.
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Even here at Vox Media, in early June, more than 300 employees participated in a one-day work stoppage.
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Bloody Elbow called Freire's win over Chandler "perhaps the finest" of his 15-year career, despite the controversial stoppage.
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Union officials said they met yesterday with state lawmakers, and small strides had been made to end the stoppage.
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The two-day work stoppage was estimated to have cost the Detroit automaker more than $1583 million a day.
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It appears lawmakers in both parties would rather avoid more shutdowns after the three-day government stoppage in January.
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Their 48-hour work stoppage affected hundreds of thousands of passengers, leading to delayed trips and flat-out cancellations.
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The two-day work stoppage was estimated to have cost the Detroit automaker more than $300 million a day.
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But the N.H.L. and N.H.L.P.A. plan to meet again soon with the goal of avoiding a potential work stoppage.
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While the first round of this one was close, Miranda found his way to an impressive stoppage in the second.
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The 113-year-old kept the game scoreless in the waning moments before four minutes of stoppage time was added.
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Breath is always a continuance, never a stoppage (tellingly, in the altered texts, periods are eliminated along with the words).
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"First of all, a slowdown isn't a stoppage," said Dr. Robert Green, a professor of genetics at Harvard Medical School.
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The Portuguese converted a stoppage-time penalty in the second leg to knock the Italians out 4-3 on aggregate.
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Earlier in the day, the Chamber of Port and Maritime Activities said the work stoppage had not affected grain exports.
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The company says a seven-week work stoppage (that is, a strike) negatively impacted earnings by seven cents per share.
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Just two days after the event, the YouTube clip of the stoppage has already been viewed nearly 1.5 million times.
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The sewage problem has forced beach closures in Gaza and Israel, as well as the stoppage of groundwater pumping stations.
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Daniel Sturridge, who swept home the winning goal two minutes into the three allotted for stoppage time, shook his hips.
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As Spain pushed even more desperately, Graziano Pellè finished off a break in stoppage time to add an insurance goal.
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The strike is now in its second month, much longer than a two-week Verizon work stoppage lasted in 2011.
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Midfielder Ignacio Piatti curled home the winner in stoppage time to give the Eastern Conference leaders a second straight victory.
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Both sides hope that starting negotiations early may help to avoid a work stoppage after the end of next season.
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Morocco, who conceded a stoppage time own goal to lose against Iran in their opener, cannot afford a second defeat.
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Chinese steel mills may source coking coal supplies from Russia and Mongolia with the stoppage in Australian exports, traders said.
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In stoppage time, Raheem Sterling summoned up a peach of a cross for Kane that ripped through the back line.
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It was Lewis' last stand and Hunt stepped in to pick up the stoppage on the exhausted giant immediately afterwards.
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If you need more proof that the 2018 World Cup is one for the ages, consider its stoppage-time goals.
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If you need more proof that the 21894 World Cup is one for the ages, consider its stoppage-time goals.
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This is the largest commitment by the four major American sports leagues to support stadium workers amidst the work stoppage.
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Andrew Das: Both players were holding, Geiger tells a furious Herve Renard at the next stoppage, and the replays confirm.
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The NOC said on Monday it had been losing about $9.8 million in export revenues daily due to that stoppage.
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In the end, Pacquiao forced a ninth round stoppage victory and announced his presence as a pay-per-view star.
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The last work stoppage was the strike that wiped out the 22013 World Series and bled into the next season.
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Whiston also warned that a prolonged stoppage could pose economic issues for GM's regional suppliers of small parts or tools.
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We reached out to Harley-Davidson for more information on the production and delivery stoppage for the new electric bicycles.
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Wilder briefly protested the stoppage, as a pro-Fury crowd of 15,816 at the MGM Grand hotel roared in delight.
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Audi's electric e-Tron SUV is in the middle of a production stoppage due to a battery shortage, Bloomberg reports.
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Maxi Moralez fired over the bar on a penalty kick for N.Y.C.F.C. (11-7-4) in second-half stoppage time.
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Daniel Royer scored in stoppage time for the Red Bulls, who had last lost at home on April 24, 2016.
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Tournament officials will be keeping an eye on any thunderstorm development, and a stoppage of play is again a likelihood.
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Yohan Croizet scored in the third minute of stoppage time — with an assist from Russell — to make it 83-2.
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The 29-year-old defended the world title in his following fight, a stoppage win over Dewayne Beamon in Mexico.
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" Becky Barth, third-grade math teacher "In 1990 (during the last teachers' work stoppage), not all 55 counties were involved.
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If the two sides don't come to an agreement, it could lead to a work stoppage for the 2021 season.
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Though it's tough for you to relax your ambitions, Saturn doesn't ask for a full work stoppage; just a refocus.
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We have an extended stoppage as trainers surround Tunisian goalkeeper Mouez Hassen, who walks off the field holding back tears.
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During the last negotiation, in 2011, the owners locked out the players, and the work stoppage lasted about four months.
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A short-term stoppage to obtain basic parliamentary fairness, or in defense of the rule of law, could be defensible.
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The Los Angeles work stoppage differs in that educators face a predominantly Democratic political establishment more sympathetic to their cause.
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The shutdown over President Trump's demand for border wall funds has broken the record for the longest stoppage in U.S. history.
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The stoppage threatens a partial revival of Libyan output after years of disruptions due to conflict, political divisions and local protests.
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The NBA has not had a work stoppage since the 20113-2011 lockout which shortened the regular season to 66 games.
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Saturday's stoppage came after the leaders in the 30-man field had completed only five holes in the season-ending event.
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Over the past two weeks eastern factions had come under intense international pressure to end the stoppage, according to diplomatic sources.
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In response to the ban, the NY Taxi Workers Alliance called for an hour work stoppage at the airport in protest.
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The stoppage of dividend will save about $157 million per annum, besides helping in cutting its nearly $500 million debt burden.
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The NBA's last work stoppage lasted just 21985 games, and it looks like next year's new CBA is already almost done.
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Energy shares climbed nearly 22.37 percent after a pipeline stoppage in Nigeria helped oil prices pare some of this week's losses.
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Gatot, who was unaware of the production stoppage, declined to say whether terms under Freeport's existing contract would still be applied.
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The work stoppage comes two days before Uber's long-awaited public debut Friday on the stock market, and that's no coincidence.
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As in West Virginia, Oklahoma teachers technically do not have the right to strike; their walkout will be a work stoppage.
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That stoppage triggered another 43-0 Harvard run capped by another Johnson 3-pointer to slice Minnesota's margin to 45-42.
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Substitute Jozy Altidore scored a consolation goal for the visitors in stoppage time but it was too late for the Canadians.
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Masvidal was winning on all three judges' cards at the time of the stoppage, but even he wanted to keep fighting.
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Hudson County, Mr. Kennelly said, estimates the stoppage will add as much as $120,000 to the cost of rehabilitating the bridge.
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In 2011, a work stoppage over a contract dispute lasted for two weeks, and ended without a contract being agreed upon.
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Kumi Yokoyama scored in stoppage time to give Japan a 3-3 tie with the United States in Commerce City, Colo.
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Substitute Jozy Altidore scored a consolation goal for the visitors in stoppage time but it was too late for the Canadians.
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Over 190 people were arrested during the stoppage on Wednesday and nearly 50 on Thursday, said local rights group Penal Forum.
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Damien Perquis made it 20-1 in first-half stoppage time when he got a sliding touch on Giovinco's free kick.
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After four fights he had already claimed the middleweight title from Japanese promotion, Heat, on the back of four stoppage victories.
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They also guarantee that a player gets most of his money even if the season in interrupted by a work stoppage.
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The child is potential future... Life is a flux, a flowing into the future, and not a stoppage or a backwash.
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Your use of the traumatic time-stoppage effect of both Vietnam and the Kennedy assassination seems to do the same thing.
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Neither team did much of note during a choppy, stoppage-filled first period, but Philadelphia took control in the second frame.
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Nothing in the nation's recent history, not even 9/353, had brought about such a long and thorough stoppage of play.
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On the undercard, Jarrett Hurd defended his WBA and IBF 154-pound belts with a fourth-round stoppage of Jason Welborn.
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Crew goalkeeper Zack Steffen preserved his team's first-leg advantage by pushing away Bradley Wright-Phillips's glancing header in stoppage time.
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For Romero, measuring the action is important but getting to work early might give him the best chance of a stoppage.
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The stoppage will affect about 27,600 Honda employees in North America, all of whom will continue to be paid, Honda said.
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About one-third of the money raised has already been approved and allocated to cover costs associated with the work stoppage.
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The game included four yellow cards, and Orlando's Kaka was given a red card in the seventh minute of stoppage time.
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On May 1, the guild sent an email to members urging them to help create an afternoon work stoppage at Lyft.
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The first stoppage lasted 20 minutes as marshals dried up wet patches on the track after Manor rookie Pascal Wehrlein crashed.
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A toxicologist and cardiologist advised that the medication could cause heart stoppage or failure in a short time span, Green said.
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The workers agreed they would not work overtime hours, which they said could derail the effects of the U.S. work stoppage.
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In their statement, the players seemed to signal that they had no intention of beginning a work stoppage in January, either.
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But the Los Angeles work stoppage differs in that educators face a predominantly Democratic political establishment more sympathetic to their cause.
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He completely ground Paul Felder down, made the fight ugly and eventually forced a stoppage via TKO due to a cut.
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The big picture: The shutdown sets a new record today, matching the longest stoppage yet: a 21-day closure that ended Jan.
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Ethiopia is taking steps and making statements in that direction, but this week's net stoppage shows there are still hurdles and disconnects.
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In a statement announcing the stoppage of shipments, August CEO Jason Johnson cites "performance challenges in specific user environments" as the reason.
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During that stoppage, Williamson arrived and took a seat behind the Blue Devils' bench, sparking a wild reaction throughout Cameron Indoor Stadium.
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GM, meanwhile, reportedly lost over $2000 billion in profits due to the work stoppage, but the losses may be a lot less.
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Things would get even wilder down the stretch as Martinez sent the crowd into a frenzy with his header in stoppage time.
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In Minnesota, workers at an Amazon warehouse are planning a six-hour work stoppage to demand safer conditions and more secure employment.
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There was still time for Tunisia to earn a reward for their positive approach is as Wahbi Khazri scored in stoppage time.
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Uber's notification regarding surge pricing went out at 7:36 Eastern Time, after the end of the taxi drivers' announced work stoppage.
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But Mexico was persnickety and leveled yet again deep into stoppage time thanks to a header off of a corner kick. Hoooweee.
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Later in the 2100nd the referee called a temporary medical stoppage due to profuse bleeding from the area—before RDA could capitalize.
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However, Trump did get everything he asked for: a stoppage on interest rate hikes and the end of the balance sheet runoff.
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Mary Fallin declared it a "historic evening for the state of Oklahoma," and intimated that a work stoppage might have been averted.
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And even MLB, once thought to be the king of the sports work stoppage, hasn't had one for 22 years and counting.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Oil pumping from Iraq's Kirkuk fields resumed on Thursday after a stoppage lasting several hours, two shipping sources told Reuters.
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Several hard and clearly reckless challenges led to several scrums on the pitch in the final minutes of regulation and stoppage time.
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The stoppage coincides with legal action taken by local app Beat against the head of the taxi drivers union for alleged defamation.
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A ceasefire refers to a stoppage of violence that is tied to the framework of a peace process that is being negotiated.
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"The production stoppage will have an impact as output will not be able to keep up with demand," he told a briefing.
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The stoppage came just two weeks after a power line repaired by Whitefish blew, plunging most of the island back into darkness.
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There's been a brief stoppage in play, so most of the players are up to their usual 'tough guy' push-and-shove.
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Take, for example, this beautifully soft touch that he administered to the ball after a free kick in stoppage time against Everton.
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Instead after fourteen minutes of beating him, Lamas managed to force a stoppage with one minute to go in the final round.
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The drama continued as Kagawa grabbed another goal for Dortmund and Aubameyang headed over the bar in stoppage time from six meters.
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A prolonged stoppage in shipments would hit the company's profits and deny Jakarta desperately needed revenue from one of its biggest taxpayers.
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The first stoppage came in the 28th minute when a stadium announcement said the game would be abandoned if the behaviour continued.
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Mr. Mattiace said he did not think the work stoppage would have much of an effect on the condition of the roads.
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Video of the play would then be reviewed during a brief stoppage in play, and the referee would make a final decision.
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The union will bring to court the issue of how many workers will remain at Escondida during the work stoppage, Tapia added.
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A stoppage would also buoy global copper prices that have slipped nearly 4 percent so far this year on worries about oversupply.
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"A rail stoppage will not just impact rail commuters," Mr. Hammer said at a news conference at the Secaucus Junction train station.
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It followed a 24-hour stoppage at the same sites last Monday but stored crude cushioned against any immediate oil supply disruption.
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With two minutes plus stoppage time left, PSG were still firmly in the driver's seat, with the score at 3-1 Barcelona.
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And yet, when the two teams met at Vicarage Road, it produced a five-goal thriller capped by a stoppage time winner.
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What makes this even weirder is that there was no stoppage in play between this moment and the end of the period.
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Ruidiaz scored in first-half stoppage time off an assist from Nicolas Lodeiro to give the Sounders a 1-0 halftime lead.
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In four days, more than 23,000 people donated to a hardship fund for striking workers, who weren't getting paid during the stoppage.
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But for many fans, fairly or not, he and the former commissioner Bud Selig were the faces of a devastating work stoppage.
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The full four minutes of stoppage time has elapsed, but we will probably have a few more because of the extended VAR.
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In 1972, the Red Sox finished a half-game behind the A.L. East champion Detroit Tigers because of a brief work stoppage.
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Serbia has a must-win match against Brazil — which scored two game-winning goals against the resilient Costa Rica in stoppage time.
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The airline has experienced minor disruption due to industrial action in Germany and Portugal, but has so far avoided a major stoppage.
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The chairman of Libya's National Oil Corp (NOC), Mustafa Sanalla, said output could fall to 72,000 bpd soon if the stoppage continues.
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The eight-day-long work stoppage at Canada's largest railroad sent shocks through the country's economy with grain and propane shipments scuttled.
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After a double overtime, in the 22rd minute — stoppage time — Alex Morgan headed the ball into the net to win the game.
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It's already the longest auto strike in nearly 50 years, and the stoppage is costing the company about $75 million a day.
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A shutdown would come only months after a partial government work stoppage in December and January that lasted a record 35 days.
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Much like the first fight, McGregor got the better of the first round, battering his foe to the brink of a stoppage.
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But Byrd's calculation to call a stoppage was likely not based on signs of fatigue, but rather signs of traumatic brain injury.
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When the punt bounced around then went out of bounds at 1:57, that even cost Carolina the two-minute-warning clock stoppage.
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A stoppage would also buoy global copper prices that fell around 25 percent last year and hit six-year lows in mid-January.
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His son earned a first-round stoppage and perhaps boxing's biggest upset of 2016 after dropping Fonfara twice with his explosive right hand.
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The stoppage was called by workers seeking to change their union representation, and Mexico's Miners Union blamed the deaths on a rival group.
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Joshua retained his IBF, WBA and IBO world heavyweight titles with a 10th-round stoppage-win over Carlos Takam in Cardiff on Saturday.
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The union has not issued a strike deadline but left open the possibility of a work stoppage any time after midnight, Kane said.
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And they're doing more than just typing: The gig-economy workers are staging a three-day work stoppage to drive home their concerns.
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Editors and admins have proposed various protest actions, including a work stoppage, freezing the main site page, and forking all of English Wikipedia.
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There are roughly 3 million Uber drivers across the globe — a workforce too vast and diffuse to organize for an effective work stoppage.
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After Dunn scored in first-half stoppage time, Sam Mewis added a goal off a long ball from Abby Dahlkemper in the 61st.
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This strike is the longest auto industry work stoppage in more than 20 years, and the longest nationwide auto strike in 50 years.
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Casey battered Stanciu with elbows from mount and from the back to claim the stoppage at the midway point of the first round.
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The restart is a boost for Libya's oil industry, coming one day after an unrelated stoppage at major eastern oil terminals was ended.
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Manchester United needed a penalty-kick goal from Wayne Rooney in second-half stoppage time to avoid a tie against third-tier Sheffield.
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"Due to the current work stoppage in the port, no new trucks will be allowed to queue on port roadways," the alert said.
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The stoppage hit short-haul flights departing from German cities, forcing Lufthansa to cancel 816 out of around 3,000 planned flights on Tuesday.
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A prolonged stoppage in exports would hit Freeport's profits and deny the Indonesian government desperately needed revenue from one of its biggest taxpayers.
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He said that in the last four contract cycles, there had been a work stoppage 50 percent of the time, the newspaper reported.
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"It is unlikely the work stoppage will materially impact the fundamental value of the mine," analysts at Canaccord Genuity wrote in a note.
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But Barkley was just salt-bae-ing fleur de sel into Bournemouth's wounds in stoppage time after beating his defender and the keeper.
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The between-round intermission couldn't clear away Weidman's daze, and more strikes from Rockhold ended the fight with a fourth-round TKO stoppage.
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Freeport says the stoppage of its exports and attempts to enforce the new rules on taxes and divestment violate its contract of work.
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DHL had warned of delays to inbound and outbound shipments to portions of the Americas through Thursday as a result of the stoppage.
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The grid operator said regulatory obligations to curb pollution led to the stoppage of France's last six 250 megawatt coal-fired power plants.
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A lengthy export stoppage would have hit Freeport's profits and denied the Indonesian government desperately needed revenue from one of its biggest taxpayers.
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AT&T spokesperson Marty Richter expressed frustration with the union's action, but insisted that the company is prepared to handle the work stoppage.
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D.C. United had a corner kick in the fifth and final minute of stoppage time, and everybody came up for the last sequence.
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But in the fifth minute of stoppage time, Leicester's substitute striker Leonardo Ulloa displayed coolness from the penalty spot to tie the game.
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The stoppage should have helped the Dane but when play resumed Ostapenko continued where she left off, holding serve to level the match.
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Suárez tied the game in the 62nd minute, and deep in stoppage time, he was upended inside the penalty box by Aymen Abdennour.
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The freight division at UPS is significantly smaller than the company's domestic small parcel delivery operation, limiting the impact of a work stoppage.
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Venezuela's second-largest city, Maracaibo, suffered looting and fires during the stoppage, according to local reports that have not been confirmed by authorities.
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Eric Dier, a Tottenham Hotspur defender, then finished the job with a headed goal following a planned corner-kick routine in stoppage time.
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Although many debated the stoppage backstage, McKee buckled top rated striker Tommy McCafferty in the first exchange before finishing him with grounded strikes.
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Be smart: The stoppage of location data sharing with brokers will not affect users' abilities to share locations within apps or other devices.
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There have been 23 goals scored in the 90th minute and second-half stoppage time so far, shattering the previous high of 14.
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There have been 219 goals scored in the 21969th minute and second-half stoppage time so far, shattering the previous high of 14.
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But it will take more than an internal, neighborly effort to realize what the work stoppage is all about: long-term, systematic change.
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Rank-and-file teachers pushed their union to support their demand that the state act before April 2 or face a work stoppage.
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The inning included two delays — a short break to fix the mound and a 37-minute stoppage when the showers fell too hard.
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Flights at Egyptian airports were suspended on March 19, and the stoppage had been due to last until the end of the month.
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Portugal's Cédric Soares scored on a deflected shot in the 86th minute, but Héctor Moreno tied it with a header in stoppage time.
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It was fully automatic and rarely jammed, in contrast to the American M-16 rifle, which required constant cleaning to prevent a stoppage.
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The production stoppage put a damper on Harley-Davidson's first foray into electrification just weeks after deliveries of LiveWire began to ramp up.
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Only Emre Can made this one memorable, by meeting a Lucas Leiva cross with a bicycle-kick score in first-half stoppage time.
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But if the company had left the surge on, the same protesters would have probably accused it of profiteering off the work stoppage.
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Many people in West Virginia said that the high health insurance costs they face are the main sticking point in the work stoppage.
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A prolonged stoppage could affect G.M.'s Canadian and Mexican operations, crimping the company's bottom line and the fortunes of its parts suppliers.
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"We assume (Spirit) will elect to stop production and furlough employees at a cost of $0.40 per month of the stoppage," Copeland said.
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The head of the state's largest teacher organization earlier said that small strides had been made in the effort to end the stoppage.
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I was not prepared for it, I was not used to it ... and he walked me down and end up getting the stoppage.
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The national team enters 2017 without a collective bargaining agreement, meaning that either side can declare a work stoppage with 60 days notice.
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On Friday, the miner said it could not meet contractual obligations for copper concentrate shipments from the mine following a five-week export stoppage.
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Even in stoppage time, when Lozano got the ball in a dangerous position in the penalty area, he was immediately surrounded by four defenders.
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In stoppage time while trailing Stoke City 0-1, Rooney was given a free kick outside of the box from quite the difficult angle.
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Guards at Holman also joined the work stoppage last month after a corrections officer was stabbed during an altercation in the facility's dining hall.
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On Friday it said it could not meet contractual obligations for copper concentrate shipments from the giant mine following a five-week export stoppage.
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And just when Sunderland's nails couldn't have be bitten any closer, the five minutes of stoppage time ticked down and the game was over.
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His environment minister, Roy Cimatu, earlier ordered the stoppage of all small-scale mining in the Cordillera region, where landslides had killed 24 people.
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With this stoppage win, the rising Mexican star reaffirmed his reputation as one of the most exciting contenders in the talent-rich featherweight division.
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Drivers in several cities in the UK, including London, Birmingham, Nottingham, and Glasgow, are also participating in the work stoppage, according to The Independent.
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In one corner, we had streaking karate stylist Stephen Thompson, who entered the Octagon with a first round stoppage of Johny Hendricks behind him.
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It was the left hook which followed which put Arlovski to the mat, and some effort was necessary once there to procure the stoppage.
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When you're getting towards double digits in stoppage losses, it's getting ridiculous—but neither of their careers were as ridiculous as Arlovski or Overeem's.
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Some of the strikes, such as a six-day work stoppage in Los Angeles last winter, have involved similar demands for more school resources.
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Deep into stoppage time, Nishino decided he was not done gambling and urged his players forward at a corner looking to clinch the winner.
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Nick Cousyn, chief operating officer of Ulaanbaatar-based brokerage BDSec, said the clause "could have easily resulted in another work stoppage for underground construction".
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The stoppage comes as at least one state natural gas producer has diverted supplies of the fuel to China's north for residential heating use.
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The stoppage has taken a toll on the country's power stations, which have been forced to turn to more expensive fuels to generate electricity.
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Neuer saved the Germans from being 2-0 down at halftime, diving acrobatically to deflect Berg's header from Sebastian Larsson's stoppage-time free kick.
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The Valencia fans were pissed at the outcome—that Barcelona had been awarded a penalty with roughly 20 seconds to go in stoppage time.
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The March 15 stoppage is expected to shut schools and universities, and follows similar walkouts by primary school teachers in October and December 2017.
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They were among 250 inmates rounded up, along with other work stoppage organizers, during the raids where zip ties were used to control inmates.
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In 2018, 485,000 workers participated in what the Bureau of Labor Statistics classifies as a "major work stoppage," up from just 25,000 in 73.
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In 2018, 33,000 workers participated in what the Bureau of Labor Statistics classifies as a "major work stoppage," up from just 25,000 in 2017.
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The stoppage coincides with a strike over wages by around 15,000 workers in the petrochemical industry that showed no signs of ending on Monday.
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How they qualified: Salah scored a dramatic stoppage-time penalty against Congo to seal qualification for the World Cup with a game to spare.
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Basra port has restored full operations with no stoppage at the oil exports jetties, said a statement from the state-run Basra Oil Company.
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The stoppage is the latest disruption to global copper supplies to put pressure on prices, amid a month long strike at BHP Billiton's BLT.
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While we respect our associates' rights to participate in this work stoppage, we also will welcome any associate who chooses to continue to work.
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DHL said operations have resumed at the DHL Americas Hub after its airline partner ended its work stoppage and pilots have returned to work.
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"We're able to take the dues and put them away into an investable war chest for a work stoppage for that reason," explained Winston.
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The Bulls paid tribute to Butler and Taj Gibson with a video on the scoreboard during a stoppage in play in the first quarter.
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Workers at GM approved a deal in late October that ended a contentious 40-day U.S. strike, the longest automotive labor stoppage since 1970.
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Workers at GM approved a deal in late October that ended a contentious 40-day U.S. strike, the longest automotive labor stoppage since 1970.
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It's hard to know how widespread the strike will actually be — for many drivers these are crucial hours and a work stoppage isn't feasible.
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But Lapindo's latest plans may be held up by a temporary stoppage in preparations imposed by the government late last week amid public concerns.
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Red Bulls 1, Crew 1 Ola Kamara scored late in stoppage time to give the host Columbus Crew a draw with the Red Bulls.
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The FUP, Brazil's largest oil workers union, said it had not been informed of the ruling and planned to go ahead with the stoppage.
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Air France said it hoped to guarantee about 903 percent of flights on Saturday when pilots start a four-day stoppage over pay cuts.
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Anything short of a total stoppage of nuclear-arming and missile-building will consign any deal to the too-good-to-be-true category.
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Oil prices rose after a pipeline stoppage in Nigeria, but crude ended the week down nearly 4 percent on persistent worries about global oversupply.
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An export stoppage would deal a blow to Freeport's profits and deny the Indonesian government desperately needed revenue from one of its biggest taxpayers.
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The crews of express, suburban, regional and intercity trains are all on strike, and they voted Friday to carry on with the work stoppage.
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With the dazzling knockout win, Mina moves to a solid 13-0, with all but one of his wins coming by way of stoppage.
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Earlier this month, more than 300 employees at Vox Media participated in a one-day work stoppage during the final stages of contract negotiations.
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But baseball has now gone 22 years without a work stoppage, and, after great upheaval and acrimony, it has instituted a stringent drug policy.
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Japan, still pressing for a victory, forced two saves from Courtois in stoppage time — including one that would eventually lead to Chadli's winning goal.
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It's kinda hard to tell the difference between an intentional work stoppage and a normal "business day" in a country with a broken economy.
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Although many shopkeepers opened their doors today out of self-preservation, the ones I talked to said they quietly support the national work-stoppage.
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The 20 goals, the last coming by Carli Lloyd in the second minute of stoppage time, is a World Cup record, men or women.
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Analysts believe the company was losing about $2 million a day during the stoppage, which surely pressured executives to offer workers a better deal.
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The durational performance, "Stoppage I and II" (2017), refers to the oppressive forces that literally obstruct women, controlling their womb and ability to move.
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The head-spinning nature of the sudden crisis has so far led to a patchwork of measures to mitigate the effects of the stoppage.
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The head-spinning nature of the sudden crisis has so far led to a patchwork of measures to mitigate the effects of the stoppage.
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A total of 35,000 educators and school staff didn't go to work during the stoppage, adding up to a total of 318,0003 lost workdays.
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Seat officials and union leaders will meet on Monday for talks about the stoppage, which could lead to temporarily lay-offs, said the spokesman.
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A group of delivery drivers in Ohio have been discussing a potential work stoppage over the risk of coronavirus infection, according to one worker.
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Looking back, King's most trusted confidants say his death was but a temporary stoppage in the movement that still continues forward in his name.
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Nunes, a veteran from Brazil, claimed her belt with a violent stoppage of Miesha Tate at U.F.C. 200 in July, completing her unlikely ascent.
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The work stoppage has carried on for eight days because legislators have not yet met teachers' demands for a 5% raise and better benefits.
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He had won by stoppage — a statement every bit as impressive as his 2015 bamboozling of Klitschko, when he became the unified heavyweight champion.
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DETROIT – The fallout from the United Auto Workers' strike against General Motors continues to grow as the work stoppage carries into its third week.
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GLOBAL STOPPAGE U.S. and European health regulators said last month they were reviewing the safety of ranitidine, after online pharmacy Valisure flagged the impurities.
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Arsenal's only achievement was denying Chelsea goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois a shutout, as the substitute Olivier Giroud headed in a consolation goal during stoppage time.
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Union members voted to approve the strike in the past week and have filed paperwork to secure government permits for the stoppage, Vargas said.
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The truck driver had been stopped on the highway in traffic due to utility work, but did not resume driving after the traffic stoppage.
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If they don't make progress, then they can vote to authorize a strike but must then wait 30 days before beginning the work stoppage.
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Many people in West Virginia tell CNN that the high health insurance costs they face are the main sticking point in the work stoppage.
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Alvaro Morata wrapped up the 6-2 aggregate victory by tapping in a rebound in stoppage time after Pepe Reina had denied Cristiano Ronaldo.
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Though you won't hear much about it in the various reports and conferences, maybe the future of work is a lot more work stoppage.
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As the president stews over his wall, more and more Americans are feeling the squeeze from what has become the government's longest stoppage ever.
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In a gesture of solidarity, the New York Taxi Workers Alliance called for an hour-long work stoppage of cabs headed to the airport.
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In the end, however, it was Reyes who was able to rally, flattening his foe for a stoppage win late in the third round.
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Phillips quickly established a willingness to dig in on seemingly every labor issue—and if doing so meant a work stoppage, so be it.
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Protests sprang up all over, and New York City taxi drivers went on a one-hour work stoppage at JFK Airport to protest the ban.
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Bahrain led the USA 3-1 in stoppage time of the COTIF tournament when American Pierre Da Silva got tripped up by a Bahraini player.
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The man who calls his hands "the tools to win my life" is fixated on realizing his UFC potential, one cataclysmic stoppage at a time.
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Of those 32KOs, he's now scored 22 in a row, meaning he's been winning fights exclusively by stoppage for the nearly the last 8 years.
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LAFC nearly won the game right before stoppage time expired but Adama Diomande's left footed shot from the center of the box sailed just wide.
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"Such a short-term stoppage in gas supplies has not affected consumers' ability to take off gas from the pipeline in required volumes," he said.
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This will be the fourth such work stoppage in four years, and follows on Instacart's much-derided (and later backtracked) changes to its tipping structure.
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While no strike date has yet been scheduled, union leaders now have the ability to call for a labor stoppage if they deem it necessary.
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The work stoppage has ground GM's vehicle production to a halt and forced nearly 50,000 hourly workers to live on strike benefits $250 a week.
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Japanese clothing giant UNIQLO is among those affected by the stoppage, which has led Pacific Textiles to report a "significant financial impact" from the disruption.
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A total of 35,1003 educators and school staff didn't show up for work during the stoppage, adding up to a total of 318,600 lost workdays.
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"There is sometimes mandatory overtime if we are trying to make up for a production stoppage, but it is dropping almost every week," he wrote.
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Just think: theft isn't illegal on Purge night, so I wouldn't have trouble on the resale market — the major stoppage point for most art theft.
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All this to say, there seems to be a high probability that Bigfoot's record grows by one more stoppage loss in the next few months.
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"I was disappointed by the CTU's decision to begin a work stoppage and force the cancellation of classes," Lightfoot said at a late afternoon briefing.
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A serious stoppage in data flows would not just hurt transatlantic trade, it would also set a terrible example to the rest of the world.
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Although he didn't get the win against Yakovlev when they met in April 2015, Maynard managed to stop three fight streak of consecutive stoppage losses.
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The stoppage by the Union of United Maritime Workers (SOMU), in pursuit of higher wages, started on Friday and does not have an end date.
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Controlling play for the most part, Argentina won, 2-1, scoring two second-half goals in quick succession before Chile notched one in stoppage time.
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Then, 10 minutes into stoppage time, Adebayo Akinfenwa, playing what he expected to be his last Wimbledon game, finished the scoring with a penalty kick.
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The ceaseless artificial noise pumping from the speakers inside the arena — during every possession, every stoppage, in turn triggering crowd noise — added to the mania.
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Two sources confirmed to Reuters that the next stoppage on the general assembly line at the Fremont, California, plant was scheduled for May 26-33.
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The stoppage could also further damage the economy, which is forecast by the central bank to stagnate this year after expanding 1.3 percent in 2015.
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Such a work stoppage could have tremendous implications — some 71% of freight is moved by long-haul trucks, including groceries, manufactured goods, and even money.
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Taylor said he's not even studied McGregor's style in his only boxing bout to date, his 10th round stoppage loss to Floyd Mayweather in 2017.
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On Monday, German rail workers staged a four-hour stoppage that brought long-distance rail traffic to a standstill and disrupted commuter and freight trains.
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The protests took place as a work-stoppage continued in schools and some hospitals, after unions representing teachers and doctors launched strikes late last week.
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And still, it took a frantic Daniel Sturridge goal in stoppage time to secure a 2-1 victory that left Wales crushed and England soaring.
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At the other end, Karim Ansarifard got an equalizer for Iran in stoppage time after the referee awarded a second VAR-assisted penalty for handball.
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The hosts threw everyone forward in the two minutes of stoppage time but Mexico held firm to reclaim the title they last won in 2015.
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Meek was his equal, however, shimmying to his left, before unleashing numerous hellacious elbows and punches to the dome of Palhares to draw the stoppage.
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"The work stoppage in the US negatively affected North American business results in the third quarter and expected results for the year," the company said.
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U.S. industrial production rose 0.2 percent in November due to a rebound in extracting oil and natural gas after a stoppage due to Hurricane Nate.
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U.S. rival Boeing is also leaning toward a temporary stoppage at its twin-aisle jet factories, people familiar with the matter told Reuters last week.
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It was the unions that started the long walkout by conducting a vote and calling for the statewide work stoppage, which began on Feb. 22.
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Terence "Bud" Crawford made boxing look pretty easy against challenger Felix Diaz, forcing a stoppage before the start of the 225th round on Saturday night.
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After that, it was almost an anticlimax when, a few minutes later, the Swedish midfielder Elin Rubensson scored on a penalty kick in stoppage time.
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Madelen Janogy came in off the bench and added a goal in stoppage time for the Swedes, who are ranked No. 133 in the world.
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The White House said the stoppage was needed so that it could review, and possibly beef up, its vetting procedures for visa holders and refugees.
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The work stoppage forced officials to cancel classes, but school buildings stayed open for children in need of a place to go during the strike.
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They wager on who will score the next goal, or how many goals will be scored in the final 10 minutes or in stoppage time.
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As early as Tuesday, television and movie writers could go on strike, creating the first major work stoppage in the entertainment industry in a decade.
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But the stoppage resulted in Freeport shelving billions of dollars of planned investments and has threatened to unsettle business sentiment in Southeast Asia's biggest economy.
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The eight-day teacher work stoppage has closed every single public school in the state and left more than 277,000 students with unexpected free time.
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Nicolas Lodeiro scored twice, the last in second-half stoppage time, as the Seattle Sounders defeated the visiting New York Red Bulls 26-215 Sunday.
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When about 20073,000 workers went on strike Monday against General Motors, they launched the largest American labor stoppage against any business since the financial crisis.
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Union officials told the website that they are beginning to work on work stoppage plans for use in the event of a strike next month.
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They made a brief return during the 2011-12 season, when the league scrambled to cram games into a reduced scheduled after a labor stoppage.
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But as the game ticked into stoppage time, Landon Donovan found a break, streaking down the field with hopes of finding the go-ahead goal.
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Kasper Dolberg came close to tying the score on a break in stoppage time, but Courtois got a hand up to block the awkward shot.
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RemiMartinn took a 2-1 lead with an 88th-minute goal, but Fiddle tied it in stoppage time and then prevailed 4-3 on penalties.
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As a result, more organs, especially in Europe, are being removed and transplanted after the more traditional declaration of death: the stoppage of blood circulation.
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The Alabama prisoners have also been coordinating with inmates in Mississippi and Virginia to call for a nationwide prisoner work stoppage on September 2125, 22014.
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Once the early stoppage was out of sight, Sanchez got back to fighting more methodically and Gomez began to have some success on the inside.
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I'm well able to finish him and I can see his desperation to take the fight to the ground opening the gaps for the stoppage.
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There is also likely to be an exception in the refugee stoppage for those fleeing religious persecution if their religion is a minority in their country.
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The unexpected knockout marked the first stoppage loss of Hendricks' 21-fight career, and pushed him to a tough 2-3 in his last 5 fights.
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The government had been shutdown for 35 days — the longest stoppage in U.S. history — as both sides could not agree on funding for a border wall.
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The temporary permit is being considered to avoid a stoppage to Freeport's exports while it completes the requirements for a new special mining permit, he added.
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The production stoppage is not expected to impact HBO's planned 2016 launch for the series, though the network had originally hoped to launch Westworld in 2015.
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The St. Louis, Missouri, native also possessed an impressive record of KO wins before Saturday with 21 of his 23 wins coming by way of stoppage.
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Credit rating agency Moody's had already warned that once the strike reached two weeks, the labor stoppage would probably have a material impact on GM's finances.
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In its earnings release, that prediction rang true, with Verizon reporting that quarterly earnings were negatively impacted by about 7 cents due to the work stoppage.
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Batshuayi, on for Lukaku, set up Marouane Fellaini for a final flourish in stoppage time to complete a sixth straight game without a win for Egypt.
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Tens of thousands of teachers, educators, and supporters descended on the Capitol building in Oklahoma this morning as part of a long-planned school work stoppage.
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Nomura Securities' Kunugimoto said that while the stoppage could impact this year's results, he maintained his forecast for a strong recovery from the next fiscal year.
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It was not immediately clear if Ryanair's concession would be enough to stop a 24-hour stoppage by pilots in Ireland and Portugal on Dec. 20.
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The NHL's CBA can expire as soon as 2020, and we're all used to it being the owners who inevitably push for the next work stoppage.
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You just beat Ukraine in your first matchup of Euro 2016 with a stoppage time goal on a super sub—your defender made a miracle save.
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The failure of the contract negotiations has already triggered a rise in the global price of copper on expectations of a potential stoppage at the mine.
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It was not clear how long the stoppage had lasted, but passengers stuck on the ground had already taken to social media to express their frustration.
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A stoppage would leave one of the state's biggest industrial users, the Portland aluminum smelter, without power, according to a spokesman for the metal processing plant.
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Everton slotted a second goal in at the last second, so Alli's stoppage time goal ended up being the game-winner for Tottenham at 3-2.
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The doctors are planning a 48-hour stoppage later this month and a full withdrawal of labour, including emergency care, for nine hours on Feb. 10.
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A prolonged stoppage at Grasberg could support copper prices but would also deny the Indonesian government of desperately needed revenue from one of its biggest taxpayers.
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Construction in the heap leach valley that is needed for full operations to resume at the mine was not affected by the work stoppage, Barrick said.
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SC Freiburg was beating Eintracht Frankfurt 1-0 in stoppage time when the ball was cleared out of play and Frankfurt's captain, David Abraham, gave chase.
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Zlatan scored an absurd game-tying goal just five minutes into that debut and followed it up by punching in the game-winner in stoppage time.
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The 8-hour stoppage began after negotiations between the pilots' union and the airline's management failed to agree on terms of a new collective labour agreement.
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During the subsequent stoppage in play, Rivers left the court and disappeared to the locker room as a trainer held a white towel over Rivers's face.
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FRANKFURT, March 22 (Reuters) - A drone sighting prompted a 30 minute stoppage of air traffic at Frankfurt airport early Friday on evening, an airport spokesman said.
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But they're not going to trigger a work stoppage, because the 2020 lockout has been inevitable since the day the new CBA was signed in 2013.
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He argued with the chair umpire and a tournament official over the stoppage, and lost five games in a row to drop the set, muttering throughout.
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Stoppage time: Major League Soccer decided to delay until next year its decision on whether to add Cincinnati, Detroit or Sacramento as its next expansion club.
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Vancouver Public Schools said the Vancouver Education Association informed the system that it will conduct a work stoppage on Wednesday, so there will be no classes.
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Netherlands 1, New Zealand 0 Jill Roord scored on a header two minutes into stoppage as Netherlands recorded a Group E victory at Le Havre, France.
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Alexander Ring made it 2-0 in first-half stoppage time by getting behind the defense for a through ball and chipping it over Brian Rowe.
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When you saw Aldo protest the stoppage, you had to wonder if the only outcome he'd accept began with him waking up in a hospital bed.
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In North America, FCA has already experienced a work stoppage at its factory in Windsor, Ontario and a positive coronavirus case at a facility in Indiana.
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The two have history -- Chael famously fought Jon back in 2013 (Jon won in a 1st round stoppage) ... and they've had a cordial relationship ever since.
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Son ran it down ahead of Süle and made it 2-53 with a flick of his left foot in the sixth minute of stoppage time.
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On Friday, the union finally agreed to end a week-long strike after it failed to generate enough votes to continue the stoppage into next week.
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It was the largest American strike since the last, very brief work stoppage at G.M., in 21773, and the longest industry action in over two decades.
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The work stoppage canceled classes for 361,000 students, but school buildings stayed open for children who need a place to go during the strike, officials said.
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Six years ago, he started beekeeping as a hobby but has found himself trying to sell as much honey as he can during the work stoppage.
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The NOC has said the blockade was ordered by Haftar's forces, though Haftar's backers have sought to portray the stoppage as the result of popular pressure.
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In the email, Ryan Price, the guild's executive director, instructed members to order rides on Lyft so they could urge its drivers to join a stoppage.
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"Due to a work stoppage affecting our airline partners, inbound deliveries to portions of the Americas will be delayed today," the company said in a statement.
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Should he push for a stoppage he would have to abandon the style of fighting which saw him rise to the top of the heavyweight division.
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Neymar picked up a second yellow after lashing out at Yacine Adli in stoppage time, meaning he is suspended for PSG's game against Dijon next Saturday.
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Apart from costing GM more than $1 billion, the work stoppage has forced it to idle operations along with nearly 10,000 workers in Canada and Mexico.
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The work stoppage, which impacts plants in six states, is unaffiliated with the GM or Aramark strikes but is expected to add to the union's costs.
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The consignment, which was confiscated in September, has not yet been returned but the company resumed exporting other diamond packages after a brief government-mandated stoppage.
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A number of retailers announced restrictions on or the stoppage of gun sales in the wake of the Parkland mass shooting that left 17 people dead.
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Nurses are planning a work stoppage this week for the first time in 30 years after rejecting an NZ$520 million offer that included pay increases.
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Brazil striker Adriano headed an equalizer in the final seconds of stoppage time to take the final to a shootout 163 (Venezuela): Brazil 3 Argentina 0.
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The stoppage, which was first reported by Bloomberg, marks the first time an automaker has had to idle a facility in Europe due to the virus.
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In a joint statement, they declared a one-day stoppage for March 25 for workers in all factories not directly linked to the beleaguered health sector.
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Much like the first fight, McGregor once again seemed to tire in the second frame, at which point Diaz nearly scored a stoppage of his own.
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"We saw that a stoppage can work," said Victor Gonzalez, an ESL teacher in Stillwater, Oklahoma, who juggles two part-time jobs while teaching full time.
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The shootings occurred on Saturday at a road blockade mounted as part of a stoppage of the mine near the town of Atzcala in violent Guerrero state.
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Under the Railway Labor Act, as well as the terms of the current collective bargaining agreement, this issue would not constitute grounds for a legal work stoppage.
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Joshua defeated late replacement Carlos Takam in Cardiff last month and Barry said the France-based Cameroonian had exposed the Briton's weaknesses before the 10th-round stoppage.
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A federal funding stoppage would be "pretty dramatic" for a school district, and could lead to staff reductions and cutbacks in curriculum and teacher training, Packer said.
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Triumph spokeswoman Lynne Warne said in response to Reuters questions that the company would continue to operate during any work stoppage and "meet its obligations" to customers.
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Josh Eidelson and Spencer Soper report: Workers at a Shakopee, Minnesota, fulfillment center plan a six-hour work stoppage July 15, the first day of Prime Day.
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With nearly 210,2000 GM employees on strike, this is the largest work stoppage at any US business since the last time autoworkers struck GM (GM) in 2250.
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That goal, beautifully headed by the Brazilian striker Jonas in the first minute of stoppage time, resulted from Benfica players' being left undefended on a free kick.
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No injuries occurred during the incident and the stoppage happened near the beginning of the ride's track on the first "lift hill", Alton Towers confirmed to CNBC.
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Scotland were eliminated from the tournament after their keeper Lee Alexander saved a stoppage-time penalty against Argentina only to be penalized for coming off her line.
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And, they got it at the eleventh hour: a goal in the second minute of stoppage time, and then a second goal minutes later that sealed it.
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The Quillin stoppage had seemed a little hasty and it all happened so fast that it seemed like a textbook case of a fighter getting caught cold.
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A stoppage would have left one of the state's biggest industrial users, the Portland aluminium smelter, without power, according to a spokesman for the metal processing plant.
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His opportunity to do so came against Derek Campos, who looked to regain his footing after a pair of stoppage losses to Michael Chandler and Brandon Girtz.
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The work stoppage came at a critical time for the likes of Amazon and Deutsche Post AG unit DHL, in the run up to the U.S. holidays.
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Roughing his man up on the ground, Volkanovski forced a stoppage with ground and pound which was more from mercy than a decisive point in the action.
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The Central Americans kept the score goalless until stoppage time when Philippe Coutinho broke the deadlock and then Neymar made sure of the outcome six minutes later.
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"The state did not want a work stoppage, nor does the state believe the strike is necessary to reach an agreement," Commissioner of Administration Kelly Tshibaka said.
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But the Rapids couldn't find an equalizer, even after a combination of video reviews and injuries influenced Elfath to allow eight minutes of second-half stoppage time.
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Griezmann's first goal Thursday came on a penalty in first-half stoppage time that swung the match's momentum toward France after 45 scoreless minutes dominated by Germany.
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In his four fights since, he has been beaten solidly, with only one loss not coming by stoppage—his last outing from April 2015 against Alexander Yakovlev.
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Commentary The U.S. prison strike that began on August 21 and is scheduled to last until September 9 may be the biggest prison work stoppage in history.
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After Carwin gassed out waiting on a stoppage that never came in the first round, Lesnar immediately took the challenger down and submitted him in the second.
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"Every work stoppage we've had in the past 15 to 20 years has been a lockout," Gabe Feldman, professor of the Tulane University Sports Law program, summarized.
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Reflecting this, GM suffered operating losses of nearly $2bn during the recent stoppage, according to one estimate, or nearly twice the sum of wages lost to workers.
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The labor unions in the North Sea have said their members won't work overtime on Monday, and will begin a full-fledged 24-hour stoppage on Tuesday.
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Polster made it 2-1 during first-half stoppage time, scoring his first career Major League Soccer goal on a header off a cross from John Goossens.
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Although it was another stoppage win in the books for Davis, it comes with an asterisk as Davis is yet to land himself one career-defining win.
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Ruiz produced one of boxing's biggest upsets by beating the 29-year-old Briton with a seventh-round stoppage at New York's Madison Square Garden on Saturday.
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Jorge Masvidal opened Nate Diaz up and forced a bloody stoppage in the UFC 20193 main event at Madison Square Garden in New York City on Saturday.
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On March 13, all elite level soccer matches in England, including the Premier League, were suspended until April 4 with that stoppage subsequently extended until April 30.
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Italy, making its first appearance in the tournament since 1999, upset Australia by 2-1 in its opening Group C match with a goal in stoppage time.
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Spain looked to have blown the game, and their chance at winning the group, until Aspas got a flick on to Dani Carvajal's cross in stoppage time.
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Discussions between Major League Baseball and the MLB Players Association regarding issues surrounding the coronavirus-induced work stoppage produced an agreement, ESPN's Jeff Passan reported Thursday night.
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The heavy-handed Kiwi gifted the experienced Dimitrenko only his second ever stoppage loss and Parker maintained his reputation as one of the division's most exciting talents.
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At 7:36 pm — half an hour after the TWA said the stoppage would end — Uber tweeted that it had turned off surge pricing at the airport.
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The main separatist movements said that they planned to demonstrate today and called for a work stoppage at noon to protest the detention of the two leaders.
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A strike by the United Auto Workers was one of the dominant stories for GM last year, and the work stoppage partially occurred in the fourth quarter.
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The Chileans thought they had taken the lead in first-half stoppage time when Eduardo Vargas slotted the ball past Fabrice Ondoa after a pass from Vidal.
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The same day, 25,000 public-school educators with the Chicago Teachers Union began their own large-scale work stoppage, aspiring to repeat their successful strike in 2012.
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Cleveland's Kyrie Irving won rookie of the year in 2011-12 after playing 51 of the Cavaliers' 66 games in another season shortened by a work stoppage.
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Herb Dean, the referee, stopped the bout with Rousey still on her feet, and Rousey briefly protested the stoppage before leaving the cage in her mother's arms.
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Ruiz shocked the boxing world with a seventh-round stoppage in their first fight in June, taking Joshua&aposs belts and undefeated status despite their physical disparity.
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Failure to reach a labour deal during last year's negotiations led to a 44-day stoppage at the mine, which accounts for 5 percent of global supply.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - A drone sighting on Friday prompted a 30-minute stoppage of air traffic at Frankfurt airport, one of the world's busiest, an airport spokesman said.
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A prolonged stoppage at Camisea could fan inflation in Peru, where natural gas powers about half of the country's electrical production and also fuels cars and homes.
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Avary King, a sophomore at Fairmont Senior High School, says that some members of her community are upset that the work stoppage could impact school sporting events.
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Somehow, this is not even the top USWNT double-overtime-stoppage-time comeback of the decade, but it's still one of the craziest games of soccer ever.
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Last week, Alvaro Barrenechea, the manager of corporate affairs for Toromocho, said the planned stoppage would not likely curb production because a contingency plan would be implemented.
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PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN 23, NAPOLI 21 Angel Di Maria rescued Paris Saint-Germain with a superb equalizer in stoppage time to salvage a draw with visiting Napoli.
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That is, a stoppage in the action to listen to a word from our sponsors versus a pre-roll ad that may deter people from watching altogether.
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The Azzurre, back at the World Cup after a 20-year absence, prevailed when striker Bonansea headed home from a free kick five minutes into stoppage time.
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In the 10th round McGregor became what he described as "wobbly and floaty," forcing Hall-of-Fame referee Robert Byrd to call a stoppage to the fight.
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There was manager interference, foreign object use, a fake TKO-stoppage and the time-tested false finish of one wrestler getting pinned with his foot on the ropes.
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Pulisic, a Hershey, Pa. native, converted a penalty in the 66th minute and nabbed an 89th-minute winner before setting up a third goal deep in stoppage time.
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Houston led 3-1 before LAFC's Diego Rossi completed a hat trick by scoring in the 78th minute and then the fifth minute of second-half stoppage time.
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A day before the stoppage, Subaru had announced production and sales plans for this year, saying it planned to build 650,000 vehicles in Japan, and 1.03 million globally.
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The UAW said 57% of hourly workers at GM voted to approve the deal to end a 40-day U.S. strike, the longest automotive labor stoppage since 1970.
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Earlier on Friday, Mujica had said Cerro Verde workers were evaluating whether to strike after the union said the company had threatened punishment for a previous work stoppage.
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In addition to the taxi stoppage, transit to JFK was roiled on Saturday by temporary restrictions on the AirTrain system that connects the airport to the city's subway.
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The vote ends a painful work stoppage that has lasted six weeks, costing GM nearly $2 billion in lost production and employees nearly $1 billion in lost wages.
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The stoppage was part of a wave of planned Christmas strikes by groups including rail workers and cabin crew that Prime Minister Theresa May has called "completely unacceptable".
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For the past three decades, Hyundai workers have gone on strike nearly every year but this year's stoppage is particularly severe, according to statistics from brokerage Kiwoom Securities.
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Another substitute, Roberto Firmino, delighted the Liverpool fans in the Anfield crowd by adding the second in stoppage-time with a well-taken lob from inside the area.
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The company has not given an estimate for the cost of the stoppage, but extrapolating from its usual production rhythm gives a loss of close to $1 billion.
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Those unfamiliar with Till before this bout might have looked at his record and noticed that in the UFC he had only achieved one stoppage in four bouts.
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The Codelco-owned Chuquicamata mine, which produced 320,744 tonnes of copper in 2018, headed for its fourth day of a stoppage after a failed labor deal last week.
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A day before the stoppage, Subaru said it planned to build 650,000 vehicles in Japan and 1.03 million globally this year, up 1 percent on the previous year.
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Freeport McMoRan's Indonesian unit has resumed production of copper concentrate at its giant Grasberg mine, a spokesman told Reuters on Tuesday, ending a more than one-month stoppage.
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The company last week reported a 75 percent plunge in first-quarter operating profit due to a slump in domestic sales as a result of the sales stoppage.
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This is especially good news for fans of late night shows like Saturday Night Live, which would've been the first to have been affected by a work stoppage.
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Meanwhile, the NHL has had three major lockouts that all wiped out huge chunks of the schedule, including the only work stoppage to ever cancel an entire season.
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But their leaders declined to confirm that a nationwide work stoppage was being planned, prompting shouts of "traitors" and "set a date for the strike" from some members.
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A red flag stoppage played into their hands with the tyre strategy then, but Haas went one better in the next race in Bahrain when they finished fifth.
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Workers at mines representing around 12 percent of global output are due to renegotiate contracts in Chile in 2017, with any stoppage likely to affect volatile copper prices.
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Public employees have no collective bargaining rights in West Virginia, a so-called right-to-work state, so teachers have accepted serious risk by launching the work stoppage.
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The United Auto Workers work stoppage took 42,000 auto workers out of the job market and hindered some GM suppliers, according to BLS, temporarily shrinking the labor pool.
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Higuaín's replacement, Manolo Gabbiadini, opened the scoring, and Lorenzo Insigne doubled Napoli's lead from the penalty spot after Samuel Souprayen was sent off in first-half stoppage time.
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Although the American disputed the referee's stoppage, it was clear that a right hand from Mousasi had done significant damage to him just one minute into the bout.
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Frank Lampard scored his second goal of the match three minutes into stoppage time to give New York City F.C. a 222-211 victory over visiting D.C. United.
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Production of copper concentrate has yet to resume at Grasberg as a result of the export stoppage, a company source with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
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Samantha Kerr's header pulled Australia to a 247-22019 deficit in the 81st minute but Pugh chipped in the insurance goal in the fifth minute of stoppage time.
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Meanwhile, I held off telling her about my side of things: in particular, the bizarre condition to which I fell victim on that night—a catastrophic neural stoppage .
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Kim Young-gwon gave the Koreans the lead in stoppage time with a close-range strike that was referred to the video assistant referee (VAR) before being confirmed.
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Faced with an impasse over a GOP push to stop ObamaCare, the government shut down for 85033 days that October, the first stoppage in more than 17 years.
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The United Auto Workers work stoppage took 21625,2900 auto workers out of the job market and hindered some GM suppliers, according to BLS, temporarily shrinking the labor pool.
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The miner, which operates in Peru, Chile and Argentina, said Pallancata's guidance for 2016 production and associated all-in sustaining cost had not been affected by the stoppage.
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The agreements reached on Sunday and Monday between Verizon and two major unions will most likely bring to an end the work stoppage, which began on April 13.
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No goal was called on the ice, and after the sides continued to play for nearly another minute, it was finally reviewed at the next stoppage of play.
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The last WGA strike - a 100-day stoppage in 2007-2008 - cost the California economy an estimated $2.1 billion in lost output according to a Milken Institute review.
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Stoke was denied its first win of the season when a header by Salomon Rondon of visiting West Brom in stoppage time canceled out a Joe Allen goal.
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As long as you think MBA for "degree of business" and remain open to ERGO for "therefore," then I guess EMBARGO, or "Trade stoppage," is in your realm.
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The two-hour work stoppage from 0600 GMT to 0800 GMT was intended to influence ongoing negotiations between trade unions and the airline on pay and working conditions.
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FCA has already dealt with a work stoppage at a factory in Canada and a single coronavirus case at a transmission plant in Indiana that wasn't shut down.
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Ali followed Lyle to the ropes and kept the pressure on, sneaking enough blows through to secure the stoppage in a fight which was making him look vulnerable.
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He kept 10 men behind the ball and prayed for most of the game but lost in stoppage time, anyway, when Brazil finally broke through for two goals.
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From suppliers to shippers to restaurants, the impact of the work stoppage is spreading through the web of businesses whose fates are tied to the biggest American automaker.
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Madrid's easy win was marred only by Sergio Ramos being sent off in stoppage time when he picked up his second yellow card for elbowing an opponent's head.
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Substitute Felipe Caicedo scored a stoppage-time goal as Lazio claimed a fifth successive win in Italian soccer league by beating lowly Sassuolo 2100-240 away on Sunday.
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It caused hospitals in Britain to turn away patients, a massive work stoppage at a Spanish telecom and the infection of 1,85033 computers at the Russian Interior Ministry.
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General Motors will meet with striking members of the United Automobile Workers as the union's first work stoppage since 85033 nears the three-week mark, according to Reuters.
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The stoppage win meant Tyson Fury left the MGM Grand Garden Arena as he entered it — as a king, crowned this time as the new WBC heavyweight champion.
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In June, graduate students went on strike for three days, carrying picket signs that left little doubt that the work stoppage was occurring on an elite college campus.
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The Canadiens have nuisances like Brendan Gallagher, Shaw and Steve Ott, who in Game 3 felt like tousling Mats Zuccarello's hair during a stoppage, and so he did.
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The latest change in tone from Jakarta could signal a near end to a more than 10-week stoppage of exports from the world's second-biggest copper mine.
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Then during stoppage time Costa Rica captain Bryan Ruiz's penalty struck the bar and went in off goalkeeper Yann Sommer's back for an own goal and 2-2.
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Serrano followed up her first-round stoppage over Eva Voraberger in January with a dominant 10-round decision over the blood-and-guts New York warrior Heather Hardy.
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While the last UAW strike in 2007 ended after just two days, at least one union leader suggested Monday this labor stoppage could go on for much longer.
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In terms of the line stoppage in February, Tesla issued this statement: Our Model 3 production plan includes periods of planned downtime in both Fremont and Gigafactory 1.
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Across the N.H.L., goals have decreased year over year since 2013-14, the first full N.H.L. season since a work stoppage resulted in a shortened 2012-13 campaign.
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At the start of stoppage time, City was given a lifeline thanks to a goal from Edin Dzeko, but still needed one more score to win the league.
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Wayfair has more than 12,000 employees, which means a walkout would possibly count as a major work stoppage (more than 1,000 workers), per the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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The current collective bargaining agreement between Major League Baseball and the players' union runs through the 211 season, so Severino is protecting himself against a potential work stoppage.
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Writers are already joked about Bill Belichick deploying squirrels during the playoffs so the New England Patriots can get a game stoppage without having to use a timeout.
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Today, in the Scottish Cup Final, the always-a-bridesmaids Hibernian went up against perennial favorites Rangers, and squeaked out a victory in the final seconds of stoppage time.
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Indeed, skirmishing has already started, judging by the one-day walk-out to protest against 120 job cuts, which union leaders view as a "reprisal" for this year's stoppage.
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BHP will not replace striking workers for at least the first 30 days of the work stoppage to show that it is committed to negotiations, according to the company.
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Press reports, and a source speaking to TechCrunch on background, said Ethiopia's internet stoppage was done to stop students from cheating on national exams, which took place this week.
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With time winding down, the 31-year-old Messi gave Argentina a bit of hope with a cross to the left that Aguero headed into goal in stoppage time.
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The stoppage was the third to hit the project since it started up in March, limiting output at a time of rising although still relatively low spot LNG prices.
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Just this week, boxer David Whittom died after ten months in a coma—he had suffered 11 stoppage losses in his career, again many of them back to back.
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The end of the strike was reported by TV channel SIC & radio station Renancenca and followed a nationwide stoppage which had prompted the government to declare an energy crisis.
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With the N.H.L. season lost that year to a work stoppage, Slaney anchored a Philadelphia Phantoms team featuring the future N.H.L. stars Patrick Sharp, Jeff Carter and Mike Richards.
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But only about a third of the district's 492,000 affected students turned up on the first day of the work stoppage, many parents choosing to keep their children home.
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Similar incidents can be explained away by experts in MMA refereeing, but based on Marc Goddard's reaction to the non-stoppage, Perceval was clearly at fault during the sequence.
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The stoppage could prove to be brief though as President Joko Widodo's administration hammers out new regulations that could ease the ban and allow the resumption of some exports.
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Petrobras' exploration and production head, Carlos Alberto Pereira de Oliveira, also pointed to other one-off issues, such as a production stoppage at an FPSO in the Buzios field.
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The company said it suspended work at its mine in Appin owing to elevated gas concentrations and that the stoppage would immediately hit sales because of low inventory levels.
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The Ducati rider twice passed Suzuki's Alex Rins, the long-time leader, before and after a 40-minute red-flag stoppage to record his fourth victory of the season.
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Low inventories and the prospect of reduced supply over the summer have pushed up local prices, making mills even keener to operate at full tilt until the stoppage begins.
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Meanwhile, freight company Aurizon Holdings Ltd said it was unable to run its bulk haulage services on the closed line, although it added that the stoppage was "not material".
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If there is no agreement, the WGA is prepared to call for a stoppage and for picketing of the big TV and movie studios as early as Tuesday morning.
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BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Romania's Black Sea ports including the main port of Constanta reopened on Tuesday after a two-day stoppage as snowfalls and winds eased, a port official said.
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The song remains definitely bad, but the legacy of the lockout—the first and only labor stoppage in North American sports to cancel an entire season—is more complicated.
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Bonansea scored the equalizer for the 15th-ranked Italians in the 56th minute and headed home the winner past goalkeeper Lydia Williams in the fifth minute of stoppage time.
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For workers frustrated by stagnant pay, a work stoppage may be the only way to determine if an employer is constrained by competitive markets or abusing its market power.
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UNITED IN F.A. CUP FINAL Anthony Martial's stoppage-time goal sent Manchester United into its first F.A. Cup final in nine years with a 22-21 victory over Everton.
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But unless there's a government shutdown, work stoppage or strike, society doesn't have to face the unpleasant reality that the civil servants who help us sometimes cannot help themselves.
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London's sprawling Heathrow Airport was most affected by the work stoppage as it is the airline's hub and is used for many of the company's long-haul international flights.
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The ATA wrote that reports of a trucker work stoppage would stir up consumer panic, not unlike when hurricanes or other natural disasters lead to folks emptying grocery stores.
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"This is irresponsible," Vidalies said, adding that nobody would understand why a stoppage over planned pay curbs was timed to start one day into the month-long soccer festival.
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The work stoppage came as a surprise because "there were no major issues that we knew of to precipitate this," according to a Port Authority official who requested anonymity.
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Coal and Minerals Director General Bambang Gatot declined to comment on the work stoppage and planned demonstration, but said the company had not applied for an export permit yet.
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Officials warned it would take days to restore supply lines disrupted by the crippling stoppage that at its height saw over 1,000 roadblocks on key highways across the country.
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The biggest drop is in Iraq, OPEC's largest source of supply growth in 2015, due to the stoppage in flow along the pipeline carrying crude from the Kurdish region.
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Hull City booked their spot in the next round after coming from behind to beat struggling Stoke City 2-1 thanks to a stoppage-time winner from Markus Henriksen.
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The work stoppage has raised fears that some voters in and around Philadelphia, which is heavily Democratic, might face difficulties getting to the polls for Tuesday's U.S. presidential election.
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Lundqvist was whistled for delay of game during an odd second-period sequence in which he threw his own net off its moorings to get a stoppage in play.
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Carmelo Anthony's hoop forced the Celtics to call their final full timeout, and coming out of the stoppage, Jae Crowder was guarded by Kristaps Porzingis on the inbounds pass.
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Chelsea and Everton played a fantastic match today at Stamford Bridge and it ended in a 3-3 draw at the very end of seven minutes of stoppage time.
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There have been small bursts of activity, but the only thing we've really learned this offseason was that we might be looking down the throat of another labor stoppage.
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Everything Else That Was Great Yoel Romero continued his strange tradition of seeming to fade as the fight progresses then exploding into an exciting stoppage in the third round.
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Uber's counterpoint: The company denies trying to break the strike and noted to BuzzFeed News that its tweet was sent out after the appointed hour for the work stoppage.
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Fury annexed the WBC belt with a brilliant seventh round stoppage of American Deontay Wilder in Las Vegas and Wilder has invoked his contractual right to a re-match.
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The first fight saw the massive underdog Groves score an early knockdown against Froch, before eventually losing to a controversial referee stoppage as Froch's pressure wore on the Londoner.
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He scored on a penalty kick, set up Arturo Vidal for a goal to reduce the deficit to 3-2, and added a second goal late in stoppage time.
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For example, in Youngstown Steel, President Truman, who was facing a more acute emergency of stoppage of steel production during the Korean War, wanted to seize the steel mills.
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The final five minutes of stoppage time became eight as Senegalese referee Malang Diedhiou twice stopped play to look at incidents, but Costa Rica was unable to take advantage.
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Unheralded midfielder William Carvalho completed the rout in stoppage time as Portugal stayed second in Group B with eight points, five behind leaders Ukraine with one game in hand.
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According to Agence France-Presse, the bales of hay caused a stoppage about 16 miles into the stage's 135-mile route as farmers protested a decline in state aid.
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On Tuesday afternoon, managers at Chile's Escondida copper mine, the world's largest, will present their final labour contract offer to the union amid threats from workers of another stoppage.
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Carmelo Anthony's hoop forced the Celtics to call their final full timeout and coming out of the stoppage, Jae Crowder was guarded by Kristaps Porzingis on the inbounds pass.
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Instead, with a seventh-round stoppage, Ruiz took Joshua&aposs belts, his undefeated record, and his status as the top fighter in the heavyweight division in one fell swoop.
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Muilenburg has proven unable to get Boeing's 737 Max fleet back in operation, and this week the company announced an indefinite production stoppage that was at one point unthinkable.
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That led to accusations that it was trying to undercut prices of taxi drivers who had just been involved in a work stoppage to protest the president's travel ban.
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Syria scored deep into stoppage time at Iran to keep alive its hopes of qualifying for the World Cup for the first time amid a civil war at home.
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The work stoppage forced officials to cancel classes for more than 300,000 students, but school buildings stayed open for children who need a place to go during the strike.
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The effects of the production stoppage, which began September 16 when 49,000 United Auto Workers went on strike, is causing a ripple effect through the Detroit automaker's global operations.
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Masvidal became the fight game&aposs BMF, an acronym which means "baddest mother f-----," after he beat Nate Diaz by doctor&aposs stoppage in New York, late last year.
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Ecuador's main refinery, the 110,000 bpd Esmeraldas facility, will have a planned, 20-day stoppage in the middle of this month to repair some catalytic units, the minister added.
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Even though these medications can slow down breathing to the point of stoppage, doctors and nurses are very comfortable giving them, knowing that they might hasten a "natural" death.
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Cabdrivers joined in, with their union, the New York Taxi Workers Alliance, calling for an hourlong work stoppage for drivers serving the airport during the height of the protest.
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Loomis pointed to a 1983 labor stoppage where thousands of copper miners and mill workers went on strike for almost three years against the Arizona-based Phelps Dodge Corporation.
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That week marks the time Oklahoma's public school system begins standardized testing, a statewide effort that would be thrown into chaos by a work stoppage at even some schools.
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A strike by about 22018,000 General Motors workers could further dent motor vehicle production, but much would depend on the duration of the work stoppage, which started on Monday.
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Recall that soccer has two halves, each 45 minutes long, for a total of a 483-minute game (plus "stoppage time" for injuries and substitutions, at the referees' discretion).
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But while Klassen minimized the impact of the fire on production, an economist told VICE News the stoppage at oil sands facilities could have a nation-wide economic impact.
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Despite the stoppage of the pipeline, which can transport up to 210,000 barrels per day, production and exports from the Cano Limon field, operated by Occidental Petroleum Corp, were unaffected.
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Though not among the initial signees, one veteran Google engineer—Liz Fong-Jones—successfully raised $100,000 toward a "strike fund" in the event of another major work-stoppage at Google.
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Why it matters: Negotiations had been ongoing at Ford even during the GM strike, so when that work stoppage ended, the deal at Ford came swiftly without any labor disruption.
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It would be the first work stoppage at a US facility during a peak shopping time, the most ambitious in an escalating series of actions at the Shakopee fulfillment center.
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Uber was also criticised for continuing to operate and disabling surge prices during a taxi work stoppage in New York that was called to protest against Trump's Muslim travel ban.
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But given the measures already in place, it's far from clear how it could be improved dramatically without resulting in a complete stoppage of any refugees coming in at all.
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The longest amount of stoppage time added on in the Copa was nine minutes in Brazil's goalless draw with Venezuela, during which three goals were ruled out — two by VAR.
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Nearly the entire editorial staff at the food and travel website site Thrillist voted to authorize a strike on Monday, the first known work stoppage at a digital media startup.
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"Domestically, the impact of the sales and production stoppage of mini vehicles will lead to a drop of 60,000 cars from last year," senior executive officer Yoshihiro Kuroi told reporters.
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The union showed no sign of giving up the stoppage, saying teachers needed a written contract proposal and it should not have taken this long to get students' needs met.
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Joshua, full of confidence after his devastating seventh round stoppage of the fierce-hitting veteran Russian which took him to 22 fights unbeaten, said Wilder was still his preferred choice.
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New Zealand pushed hard as Cameroon looked increasingly shaky, but Nchout kept her cool deep into stoppage-time, beating Erin Nayler with a right-foot effort from inside the area.
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