" Another friend described Houssaine as changing abruptly, and suddenly starting to talk only about "religion, religion, religion.
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"Countries that may not have led in the last change now are suddenly starting to lead," he said.
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The judge expressed concern about the government suddenly starting to deport people without the court or challengers knowing.
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"Next week, you may see people suddenly starting to hedge themselves," he said, noting concern about the strong dollar's impact on U.S. earnings.
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Janet announced Wednesday she's postponing the rest of the tour because she's suddenly starting a family, but was vague about when she'd return.
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Lime Basil & Mandarin from Jo Malone London was a turning point in my life where I went from running a skincare clinic to suddenly starting to become a very successful perfumer.
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Trump at the time appeared to be invincible, a juggernaut, but he is suddenly starting to look like his real self again: a clown, a huckster, a weirdly coiffed conspiracy theorist.
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But to see things turning back to where people are suddenly starting to reignite Cold War ways of looking at things with, from my personal point of view, so little justification, so little reason — I just find it sad.
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It's a validation for the service, which has invested heavily in prestige movies, at a moment when the streaming business is suddenly starting to look a little crowded -- including Golden Globe nominations on the TV side for "The Morning Show," the new series from Apple TV+.
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Admiral Thomas Cochrane, the 10th Earl of Dundonald. The French invasion of Spain opened two decades (1806–26) of military conflict over control of the Spanish colonies. By 1818, Spain had regained control of all of its colonies. Suddenly starting in 1819, with the return of Simón Bolívar from exile Spain's power collapsed and one after another succeeded in breaking away, except for Cuba.
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The huge Gargamelle bubble chamber photographed the tracks of a few electrons suddenly starting to move, seemingly of their own accord. This is interpreted as a neutrino interacting with the electron by the exchange of an unseen boson. The neutrino is otherwise undetectable, so the only observable effect is the momentum imparted to the electron by the interaction. The discovery of the and bosons themselves had to wait for the construction of a particle accelerator powerful enough to produce them.
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The South Korean spread of confirmed cases of SARS-CoV-2 infection jumped suddenly starting on 19–20 February 2020. On 19 February, the number of confirmed cases increased by 20. On 20 February, 58 or 70 new cases were confirmed, giving a total of 104 confirmed cases, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Korea (KCDC). According to Reuters, KCDC attributed the sudden jump to 70 cases linked to "Patient 31", who had participated in a gathering in Daegu at the Shincheonji Church of Jesus the Temple of the Tabernacle of the Testimony. On 20 February, the streets of Daegu were empty in reaction to the Shincheonji outbreak.
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However this is not an observable quantity, since the future return on any asset can never be known with complete certainty. This was a serious issue in the late-2000s recession when assets that had previously had small or even negative correlations suddenly starting moving in the same direction causing severe financial stress to market participants who had believed that their diversification would protect them against any plausible market conditions, including funds that had been explicitly set up to avoid being affected in this way. Diversification has costs. Correlations must be identified and understood, and since they are not constant it may be necessary to rebalance the portfolio which incurs transaction costs due to buying and selling assets.
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"Oochy Woochy" is a song by Graham Coxon and was featured on his second solo album, The Golden D. In late 2000 the song was released as a promotional single from that album in the United Kingdom with another album track, "That's When I Reach for My Revolver", serving as the B-side (see 2000 in British music). The song is of a jazz fusion nature, but certain points of the song resemble shoegazing. The song is notable for suddenly "starting" roughly 30 seconds into the song, after a very quiet intro. It is also quite notable for sounding "out of place" on its home album The Golden D. Its release date is officially unknown, the popular Blur fansite "Viekko's Blur Page" gives the release as June 2000, but many other sources say November 2000.
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Contrary to the praise of Jan Breydel as a Flemish hero however, there have also been critical accounts of Breydel. According to Lisa Demets, the historical perception of Jan Breydel as one of the leaders of the Bruges Matins and the Battle of the Golden Spurs is false: According to Demets, the contemporary image of Breydel as one of the heroes of the Franco-Flemish War was made up by his family more than 100 years later. There had been accounts of a Jan Breydel in sources after 1302; however, the portrayal of the Breydel in those sources was rather negative, referring to him as an alcoholic and even murderer. In 1400, however, the portrayals of Jan Breydel suddenly starting getting more positive, portraying him as a hero.
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