"Crossbreed" makes no bones about the fact that Philip in particular is on thin ice with the Centre, and will always be on thin ice.
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DOURSON NOMINATION ON THIN ICE: Michael Dourson's confirmation to be the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) head chemical regulator is on thin ice after key Republican defections.
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"Thin Ice is the first wearable that allows users to burn calories, and it uses cold temperatures to achieve this," said Adam Paulin, founder of Thin Ice.
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My faith was skating on thin ice at this point.
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Miles has been skating on thin ice for a while.
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AND FINALLY A numbers game Isn't skating on thin ice risky?
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Sources say Tillerson is on thin ice in the Trump administration.
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But in the U.S., the value investor is on thin ice.
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Instead, it's that both currently find themselves on seriously thin ice.
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Rescuers trying to reach them have been stymied by thin ice.
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The EU had been skating on thin-ice for a while.
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And anybody to defend that is treading on very thin ice.
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He was on thin ice with his job [before the alleged assault].
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Boris Johnson, the foreign secretary, is yet again skating on thin ice.
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"Investors should know that they are treading on thin ice," he wrote.
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But peanut butter, ketchup, and pickle sandwich person is on thin ice.
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Once Dean finished, the future of the presidency was on thin ice.
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But from a regulatory standpoint, Sure Genomics is treading on thin ice.
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Some of his staff are convinced the general is on thin ice.
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Some of the thin ice under the cannabis economy occasionally gives way.
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"I think they were skating on very thin ice," Kimmelman told me.
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That leaves Ross, an early Trump adviser and ally, on thin ice.
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"My family has always been treading on thin ice financially," she said.
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Dwyer sees the coronavirus outbreak putting the U.S. economy on thin ice.
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She's been increasingly on thin ice in the eyes of the President.
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But as host Jake Tapper highlighted, Jordan was skating on thin ice.
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But I haven't changed my opinion: The market is advancing on thin ice.
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H.R. McMaster, the national security adviser, are said to be on thin ice.
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Celebrity-focused print magazines have been on thin ice for a while now.
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National security adviser H.R. McMaster has been on thin ice for some time.
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Kyle Cooke is already on thin ice — and it may be about to crack.
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Jeremy Siegel of Wharton said the speech removed any "thin ice" from the rally.
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After the last botched mission, Serrano's superior essentially told him he's on thin ice.
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Philip is already on thin ice with the Center, simply by questioning his missions.
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The Arctic is now dominated by young, thin ice that's more susceptible to melting.
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Italian banks, already on thin ice, are now in obvious need of new capital.
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Similar, too, is a generalizing tendency, where Fox's historical knowledge skates on thin ice.
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He was already on thin ice with the Cowboys after a complicated 2016 season.
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Unseasonably thin ice is preventing Hilcorp from progressing at the pace it originally intended.
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It was like walking a tightrope made of eggshells stretched over very thin ice.
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A President on thin ice ought to avoid any public behavior that deepens his jeopardy.
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Go deeper: Alex Acosta on thin ice with Trump; What we know on the indictment
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He does this to make it scream and lure the wights across the thin ice.
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Also, because you're looking at a smaller batch of numbers, you're on thin ice statistically.
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On June 2, 2007, he fell through thin ice on a hunting trip and died.
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"You notice it much more when you're skating so close to thin ice," she said.
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But he's skating closer to thin ice than a nominee in his position should be.
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And some skaters take the risk of choosing thin ice for the music it produces.
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Minneapolis' 4th Precinct was already on thin ice when it came to establishing community trust.
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Mr. Kelly himself is also on thin ice, according to officials in the White House.
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Open cracks of water freeze into thin ice, which then melts quickly the following summer.
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Indeed, Jimmy is already slipping up, and he's on thin ice with his new firm.
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Unfortunately for those trying to eradicate the member, the snow penis was on thin ice, literally.
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Thin Ice vests are currently available for pre-order on the company's Indiegogo page for $169.
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But it's way worse if you are Sessions since you're already on thin ice with Trump.
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He was already on thin ice after being on the cover of Time magazine (in February).
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Peace in the Arctic is on thin ice; we cannot allow it to get any thinner.
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Others — like John Kelly, Ben Carson and Jeff Sessions — may be on thin ice as well.
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In recent paintings, like "Fatebe Thin Ice Skating," from 22009, the jokes are getting even spacier.
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But the Iowa caucuses were already on thin ice after controversies around their results in 2016.
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The thin ice first appeared as an oily sprinkle of crystals that sparkled in the sunlight.
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National security adviser H.R. McMaster has reportedly been on thin ice for some time as well.
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Trump may be on very thin ice, but I do not see his tormentors as heroes.
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"The dogs are better at foreseeing dangers and won't try to cross thin ice," Cochran said.
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RJ is a liability and Ivy is already on thin ice after freaking out at Bob's murder.
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GLOW is on thin ice of its own after a complaint from the Concerned Women Of America.
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McMaster, meanwhile, is apparently already on thin ice with the more nationalist wing of the White House.
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But the former chief strategist was also said to have been on thin ice with Trump recently.
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General Mills' core business has been struggling and efforts to secure growth have put it on thin ice.
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The Italian getaway plans are still a go, but Catania will be on thin ice curing the vacation.
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While the sound of skating on thin ice is mesmerizing, definitely don't try this on ice near you.
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Why it matters: The notoriously brash and self-described "dirty trickster" has been on thin ice for months.
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Clearly on thin ice, it seems it won't be long before the John meets his day of reckoning.
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By the time the heroes are chasing a nuclear submarine, the excitement factor is on fairly thin ice.
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The AT&T CEO is treading on thin ice by claiming there's no logic in blocking the deal.
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Nicki Minaj and Meek Mill are on thin ice after a blowout fight over his impending house arrest.
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Why this matters: Flynn, like others in the administration, are on thin ice after the administration's difficult start.
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The couple lost their son during the Blitz, and their marriage has been on thin ice ever since.
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"They're really skating on thin ice," said Michael Bertini, a search strategist at iQuanti, a digital marketing agency.
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Ozerden's nomination is on thin ice after he lost the support of Republicans on the committee including Sens.
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Here, bumps in the ice show where narwhals surfaced in thin ice to breathe, leaving an eerie imprint.
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Calvert thinks the president of the school knows he's walking on thin ice, pointing to the statement released Tuesday.
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But with the Israeli-Palestinian conflict you were stepping on thin ice and did not avoid all the pitfalls.
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Gina's daughter and husband both act very wary around her—as if gingerly walking on thin ice—but why?
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"If you price in success before it happens, you're always on the thin ice of the pond," said Wolff.
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Gordon was on thin ice with the team after racking up multiple suspensions over the years for substance abuse.
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She's already on thin ice with many of her party members — and her position could get even more tenuous.
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This was pre-Boy in Da Corner, while Treddin' on Thin Ice was still two years in the future.
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Sources with knowledge of McMaster's standing in the White House had repeatedly said that he was on thin ice.
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Medicaid work requirements were also on thin ice, during a contentious hearing before the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals.
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They're all of us, really, like the girl who walks across the lake in 'Walking on Thin Ice' [1981].
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The longest-running bull market of all time is on thin ice as the major indices sit in correction territory.
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Dealers said the bank was skating on thin ice, and needed to defend the credibility of its inflation targeting policy.
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Nine in ten support this, suggesting that Democrats standing up for sanctuary cities are skating on incredibly thin ice politically.
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There are red signs around Strack Pond, which is in the Woodhaven section of Queens, warning people of thin ice.
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Stocks are skating on thin ice at the start of a big week for the markets, according to one trader.
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North Korea The diplomatic flirtation between President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is definitely on thin ice.
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Sources told CNN McMaster had been on thin ice for a while and Trump had privately expressed irritation with McMaster.
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Thin ice has hampered operations and the construction of an ice runway that would allow planes to conduct relief flights.
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I thought of (skinny) JEANS, (narrow) BRIDGE, (narrow) MARGIN, (lean) BEEF, (thin) line, (thin) ICE, (thin) AIR and (slim) CHANCE.
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Bannon has now made the calculus that he's on thin ice regardless, and won't go down quietly, the first supporter said.
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For more on this, check out Climate Central's new research brief, ON THIN ICE: How Climate Change is Shaping Winter Recreation.
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Francis will get partial custody -- mostly on the weekends -- but he's on very thin ice when it comes to substance abuse.
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That is where Germany stands on thin ice in its strained relations with Hungary, Italy, Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
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While it was clear Flynn was skating on thin ice, his status was a mystery throughout most of the day Monday.
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The political process has had the effect of replacing the firm ground of serious thinking with the thin ice of ideology.
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Sanders's response didn't offer any comfort to any of the embattled Cabinet members or advisers believed to be on thin ice.
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Read more: Poland's populist government let far-right extremism explode into the mainstream Babis's new government is on thin ice, however.
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The move leaves Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull's ruling Liberal-National coalition, which just won power seven months ago, on thin ice.
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"We were facing quite thin ice with only a few floes around that were thick enough to work on," he said.
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In recent years thin ice and these obstacles have made crossing the Arctic Ocean in anything but a boat nearly impossible.
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And Mr. Sanders seemed to tread on thin ice when saying he would be better at soothing race relations than Mr. Obama.
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For their part, Browns brass says they're comfortable standing behind the troubled receiver for now ... but they admit he's on thin ice.
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UK Prime Minister Theresa May has been on perpetually thin ice since her Brexit deal was voted down by a record margin.
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A local sports anchor is on thin ice with Olympic figure skaters after he declared that figure skating is not a sport.
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Today, the economy is skating on thin ice because artificially low rates preclude such a stimulative effect when the economy next tanks.
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Sources with knowledge of McMaster's standing in the White House have repeatedly said that he has been on thin ice for months.
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After tricking a substantial number of wights into falling through some thin ice, our team settles down for a campfire and a nap.
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Why it matters: Stone is on thin ice and could have his bail revoked if Jackson determines that he violated his gag order.
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"Thin Ice stimulates your body with cold temperatures, forcing your body to produce extra heat and burn calories in the process," said Paulin.
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The treaty is already on thin ice–especially after claims in 2016 of Russian noncompliance in reducing its arsenal to agreed-upon levels.
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The 2016 Arctic sea ice melt season is over, leaving an emaciated covering of relatively thin ice across the top of the world.
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She had been standing just a few feet from the shore when the thin ice gave way, submerging her in the cold waters.
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On a bright Florida morning, a cylinder of thin ice the size of a grain silo is hanging 50 feet above the ground.
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As adorable as the dance moves of the younger Ocasio-Cortez are, this still seems like thin ice for a national new story.
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In this moment in American history, where we're all treading very lightly on very thin ice, I think that can be very helpful.
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Those who have worked for Trump say it is common knowledge that, with the exception of family, staff members live on thin ice.
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It doesn't help when your relationship with the president is fraught and on thin ice, mostly because you think the president is a moron.
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Despite competitors like The Cold Shoulder and Cool Fat Burner, Paulin claims Thin Ice is the only electrically powered vest with Bluetooth cooling technology.
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Trump has the power to pardon Manafort if he wishes, though he's on thin ice with legislators watching to see how the investigation proceeds.
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Now, the greatest danger was the leads, those black stretches of open water and paper-thin ice; every time they encountered one, panic descended.
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But this is a problem hardly confined to Priebus: After watching Trump clean house several times during the campaign, everyone feels on thin ice.
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The violin solo runs up and down the ebony fingerboard, conjuring the feeling of feet slipping on thin ice, bodies crashing into snowy embankments.
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"However, Trump requires that loyalty be demonstrated every day, and as long as the Mueller investigation continues, Session will always be on thin ice."
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On the day the thin ice nearly carried Tariek Oviuk out to sea, his whaling captain had been in Houston, meeting with Shell officials.
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Shortened Trip In the weeks leading up to her Europe trip, Nielsen had been increasingly on thin ice in the eyes of the President.
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He continued to walk along it until the thin ice eventually gave way near a patch of phragmites, an invasive weed that grows in wetlands.
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Margot Robbie is skating on thin ice in the first full-length trailer for I, Tonya, a dark comedy about the Tonya Harding Olympic scandal.
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Spicer was already on somewhat thin ice with President Donald Trump, according to multiple published reports over the first 80 days of this White House.
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After finding his brother's dog Copper fall through thin ice into frigid water, a guy named Colin risked his own life to rescue the pup.
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Erin Andrews is on thin ice with Peta Murgatroyd and Maksim Chmerkovskiy after spilling the beans on the couple's baby news -- their SECRET baby news.
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Though the move took nearly everyone in DC and the media business by surprise, in hindsight there were signs that Comey was on thin ice.
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So far only a few deals, such as Deutsche Börse's acquisition of the London Stock Exchange, appear to be on thin ice after the vote.
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First, the president is on thin ice because the best he could do against any of the Democrats was to hover around 40 percent support.
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In other words, the AHCA isn't just on thin ice in the House and the Senate — it's beset by critics who want diametrically opposed changes.
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Haslam said there's still a chance they keep Hunt around for one more season -- but even if they do, he's clearly on super-thin ice.
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Republican senators viewed reports that Sessions is on thin ice as more reflective of what they call Trump's unpredictable and impatient nature than anything else.
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But if that conversation tips into your theories about a colleague's personal life, based on overheard phone calls, you could find yourself on thin ice.
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There's also some guy in a Phantom of the Opera mask who is walking on some precariously thin ice and Lashana Lynch's new 007 character.
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And the author (whose previous books include "Freedom Riders") is on thin ice when he suggests that Ashe was more popular among whites than blacks.
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The rule is already on thin ice now that Donald Trump is president, as one of his key advisors has said he would likely repeal it.
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Go deeper: Alex Acosta on thin ice with Trump House panel requests Acosta's testimony on Epstein's 2008 plea deal What we know: The Jeffrey Epstein indictment
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The start-up's vest is controlled via the Thin Ice smartphone app, where users can adjust temperatures, track estimated calories burned and set weight-loss goals.
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Ryan Zinke Another Cabinet member who may be on thin ice is Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, not because he's fallen out of favor with the President.
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SEATTLE (Reuters) - A herd of elk died after falling through thin ice while crossing a reservoir in northeastern Oregon, a state wildlife official said on Wednesday.
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A few kind humans came to the rescue of a helpless moose that fell through thin ice into chilly waters, proving goodness still exists in the world.
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Donald Trump was able to skate his way over thin ice to the White House in 2016 because the right was energized and the left was dormant.
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Take it back to Wiley's debut, Treddin' on Thin Ice, where many of the highlights are reflective, slower lyrical narratives delivered over twinkling—not earth-shaking—production.
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Companies, facing renewed threats by privacy regulators, find themselves on legal thin ice with many of the existing procedures for managing cross-border data flows, experts say.
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The hyper-emotional Green is on thin ice with the league and can be temporarily removed as a threat by getting him to lash out just once.
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But Mezger has been skating on thin ice with the company's board since he insulted comedian Kathy Griffin in a tirade laced with sexist and homophobic slurs.
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Despite the recovery in his fortunes, Macron told reporters on a flight to Egypt on Sunday that he still felt like he was "walking on thin ice".
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McMaster has been on thin ice Amid speculation about McMaster's fate CNN has reported that the three-star general has been in discussions with the Hoover Institution.
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"Justin Trudeau was standing on thin ice at the end of last year, and then somebody handed him an anvil and crash, the ice broke," Bricker said.
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Staff would plough snow off a pond, drill through thin ice, then pump up water to make the ice thicker, laying down a few inches at a time.
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It's also very possible, however, that Rizin finds itself on thin ice in its very first year, having bet too big on a horse whose time has passed.
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With three partners who don't communicate and a second location that's piling on the debt, Marcus will need to work fast to get this company off thin ice.
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The tariffs would affect big exporters of steel, such as China, which is already on thin ice with the president due to the country's support for North Korea.
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Though it shares similarities with early classics like Wiley's Treddin' On Thin Ice or Dizzee Rascal's Boy In Da Corner, it also comes from a lighter, brighter world.
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"I think we were very aware of the fact that we were treading on thin ice in terms of how do we go back," cast member Molly Price recalled.
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Ex-boxing champ -- turned "Dancing with the Stars" contestant -- Victor Ortiz struck a plea deal in his DUI case ... and he's on thin ice for the next 3 years.
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Quinn, once an unstoppable force who would make an excellent comic book supervillain, finds herself on thin ice with a furious network that doesn't want any more backstage drama.
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Now, it has put the process itself on thin ice and with the tough language of Trump in his message today, ever more confrontational with the rulers in Tehran.
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We know that what has happened to those old-time inhabitants, the Palestinians, may happen to us, and that counting on His promises may be walking on thin ice.
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Conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt said Tuesday he thinks President Trump is on "constitutional thin ice" and could face impeachment if Democrats regain control of the House in 2018.
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As long as the human spirit longs for freedom — or strives to survive with some semblance of dignity — dictators are always skating on thin ice, and they know it.
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Reports circulated that Flynn was on "thin ice," according to CNN, while one administration official told The Washington Post that the "knives are out" for the national security adviser.
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Trump has burned through the hierarchy of top Justice Department officials at an alarming rate, and there were signs Tuesday that FBI Director Christopher Wray could be on thin ice.
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Another sign that Acosta is on thin ice is the zeal with which Democrats have started to attack him as a way of questioning Trump's judgment, morals and management skills.
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Given the reporting that even Nadella was in the dark on what was going on with the Surface line, it seems likely that Panay could be skating on thin ice.
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The Oilers had lost three straight and recorded just one win in eight games prior to meeting the Coyotes, a stretch that has put their playoff hopes on thin ice.
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As we learn earlier in "Oath," Quinn is on thinner-than-thin ice with the network and will get the axe if this season is another bloodbath of a failure.
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Amid all the bearish sentiment from big investors like Janus' Bill Gross that the markets are treading on "thin ice," it was still risk-on in August for many investors.
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Computer modeling showed a thin ice pack at the end of last winter, the NSIDC said, and ocean water temperatures were high toward the end of this summer, as well.
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Most new legal advisers would be on thin ice after using a weekend media blitz to contradict their star client, a performance that earned poor reviews from traditional media outlets.
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Chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE is reportedly on thin ice after running crossways with the first lady and a "widening array of White House officials," according to NBC.
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It's thin ice for any series to skate on, but even more so when a series asks its audience to invest in characters written to be annoying or self-involved.
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There was a sense among some officials that while Flynn was on thin ice, he did not appear to be in imminent danger of losing his position, the third official said.
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Michael Flynn National Security Advisor Michael Flynn is on thin ice after new reports surfaced that Flynn did indeed discuss sanctions against Russia with a Russian ambassador -- before Trump became president.
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Brandon T. Jackson says he was on "thin ice" with God for playing a gay character in "Tropic Thunder" ... but says wearing a dress in "Big Mommas" was worse for him.
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The little boy was chasing his dog in the Southern Utah town of New Harmony when he ran onto a frozen pond and crashed through the thin ice around 5 p.m.
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As we reported ... Amber will almost certainly lose her 'Teen Mom' gig if she's convicted of going after her BF with a machete, because she's already on thin ice with MTV.
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The money manager, who oversees $7 billion in assets at M.D. Sass, a New York-based firm he founded in 1972, believes the market may now be treading on thin ice.
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When asked about the relationship between Trump and Tillerson, which is reportedly on thin ice, Corker suggested that the secretary of state doesn't have the support he needs from the President.
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Cops launched a disorderly conduct investigation into Mixon ... who was already on thin ice for brutalizing a female student in 2014 ... but now campus officials tell us he's off the hook.
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Why it matters, per Axios' Amy Harder: This controversy goes further in casting doubt on Pruitt's job — which is already on thin ice — than others involving questionable accommodations and excessive spending.
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Washington (CNN)Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin appears to be on thin ice with the White House, but Shulkin has maintained a critical bloc of support in the nation's veterans groups.
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Let's not forget the element of danger: Skating on thin ice is never a good idea, even metaphorically, but taken back to its literal meaning, should be avoided at all costs.
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Everyone in Trump's White House appeared to be on thin ice while the president's frustrated allies began calling for an overhaul in staff and how the administration deals with the press.
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"I think that it's going to have a significant impact on his presidency, and I don't think he knows the thin ice that he is operating under right now," she added.
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According to the start-up, users burn between 500 and 1,000 calories a day wearing the Thin Ice vest, however at this time there are no studies to prove the vest's effectiveness.
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CNN reported that Tillerson has been "on thin ice" for months, sparring with Trump on everything from North Korea to Ivanka Trump leading a delegation to the Global Entrepreneurship Summit in India.
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The bid had been on thin ice even before the plebiscite with the city council having narrowly voted last month to proceed with the process and take it to a community referendum.
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With Environmental Protection Agency Chief Scott Pruitt also said to be on thin ice, political observers have been guessing which official might be next to depart an administration engulfed in multiple controversies.
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My husband once did something terribly foolish (yet understandable) by lying down on the ice to rescue our dog after he fell through thin ice into a pond and couldn't get out.
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Nielsen herself had been on thin ice with Trump for months even though she had defended his controversial positions, like separating the children of undocumented immigrants from their parents at the border.
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It again hinted at the thin ice under Sessions, who Trump appears to believe should be acting as his own personal protector and lawyer rather than as an independent guardian of justice.
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InfoWars has been on thin ice with YouTube for violating its terms of service by spreading false information, and advertisers have been requesting their ads be removed from any videos on the channel.
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Dance-club mixmaster Danny Tenaglia offers a languid, eloquent, synth-orchestrated reading of Ono's 1981 single "Walking on Thin Ice," whose throbbing beat and minor chords fueled its mood of mystery and foreboding.
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Mulvaney may already have been on thin ice, since the President's son-in-law and senior White House adviser Jared Kushner had been leading efforts to oust him before the impeachment drama erupted.
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A Washington County Sheriff's sergeant punched through the ice to get him out after the boy ran on thin ice while chasing a family dog in New Harmony, according to the Associated Press.
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When asked about the relationship between President Donald Trump and Tillerson, which is reportedly on thin ice, Corker suggested that the secretary of state doesn't have the support he needs from the President.
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The president's agenda is already on thin ice, with Obamacare repeal failing in the Senate in an early morning vote on Friday, little movement on tax reform and an infrastructure plan in limbo.
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TEGway's software will enable games to recognize when you're plunging through thin ice or fending off dragon fire; an electric current cools or heats the surface of the ThermoReal between 40 and 104 degrees.
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The agency's acting director, Michael Reynolds, emailed select DOI and NPS staff, including Trump administration new-hire, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary at DOI Virginia Johnson: Reynolds was already on thin ice with the administration.
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On the heels of backlash about Scarlett Johansson's role in Ghost in the Shell and its very own Iron Fist, Netflix was keenly aware that it was treading on thin ice with this movie.
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Acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney is on thin ice after acknowledging last week that President Donald Trump held up Ukraine military aid because he wanted a politically motivated investigation into Democrats.
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In any case, connected smart speakers whose purpose is at least partially to harvest user data are already a slightly concerning proposition, and it's pretty clear that Facebook in particular is treading on thin ice.
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The Rams player who was arrested for driving around with a loaded handgun that was allegedly stolen has struck a plea deal with prosecutors ... and he'll be on thin ice for the next 3 years.
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Sue Udry, executive director of Defending Rights & Dissent, a First Amendment nonprofit, likewise confirmed the cloud-service provider was on thin ice with her organization: "We are considering stopping our use of Salesforce," she said.
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But Mulvaney has been on thin ice ever since he admitted in a televised news conference the White House engaged in a quid pro quo, contradicting Trump on Ukraine; Mulvaney later walked back the comments.
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Diao Yinan (Black Coal, Thin Ice; Night Train) is one of a growing handful of contemporary Chinese filmmakers, alongside Vivian Qu, Xin Yukun, and even recent films by Jia Zhangke, proving the old axiom immortal.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump is on thin ice with Senate Republicans in difficult reelection races, with many sharply distancing themselves from their party's presumptive nominee and offering tepid support as the party struggles to unite.
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In a sneak peek at next week's episode, the men prepare to head into the rose ceremony — and after his physical altercation with Luke S., Luke P. might be on thin ice with Hannah Brown.
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Turns out acting as a wrestler is very different from normal acting, and her gig on the cop show is on thin ice after it becomes clear that she's lacking in any actual theatrical talent.
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"It's always been fragile [and] on thin ice," Morey tells CNBC Make It, pointing out that the movie theater business has generally struggled in recent years due, in part, to the rise of streaming entertainment.
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"It feels like we're skating on thin ice," Mr. O'Connor, who leads a team at Henderson Global Investors that makes investments across multiple types of assets, said during an interview at the company's offices here.
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On Olympics HELSINKI, Finland — The Winter Olympics are already on thin ice even if the National Hockey League's announcement about skipping next year's Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea, turns out to be a negotiating ploy.
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Op-Ed Contributor The American Health Care Act, Paul Ryan's Obamacare repeal bill, seems to be on thin ice after Mr. Ryan pulled it from a House floor vote on Friday for lack of votes.
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The Chargers superstar's real message here is that players are ALWAYS replaceable and on thin ice -- and if you blow your shot (whether it's domestic violence or anything else) ... too bad, so sad ... see ya.
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We can presume that Clinton's tweets won't do much to help Spicer, who is either stepping into a higher role at the White House or on thin ice (or both), depending on who you're listening to.
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He told me I was on very thin ice for reporting his manager to HR. California is an at-will employment state, he said, which means we can fire you if you ever do this again.
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BTW -- a shout-out from Snoop must feel pretty good if you're the Hulkster ... Snoop's a huge deal in the black community and Hulk is still kinda on thin ice after the whole "N-word" ordeal.
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And the company, AMI, has been on thin ice legally since entering into an immunity agreement with the federal government last year over payments the president made to silence two women who reported having affairs with Trump.
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But unless Congress decides to set aside all that bickering over budgets and health care and guns and stuff and unite on behalf of the rights of creative monkeys, PETA's claim looks to be on thin ice.
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He's obviously on very thin ice at the FBI after his fun little blackmail adventure with the CIA, and his work with Agent Aderholt doesn't seem to be progressing in a manner destined to save his ass.
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Tillerson told anchor Jake Tapper that he maintains a close and candid relationship with Trump, despite reports he has been frustrated with the commander in chief and indications that he remains on thin ice with the administration.
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"It's definitely an area of thin ice, as you can see finger rafting near the holes and the color is gray enough to indicate little snow cover," IceBridge project scientist Nathan Kurtz said in a NASA release.
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Though Justin Trudeau has been on thin ice after recent remarks about Fidel Castro and his decision to approve two of three controversial oil pipelines, we've got to give him major points for being a total sweetheart here.
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If a deal takes too long, he said approval by the current Republican-controlled Congress may be on "thin ice" without sufficient time for a vote before November elections put a new Congress in control in January 2019.
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But any reality television viewer should recognize these machinations—pitting people against each other, loudly suggesting that people are on thin ice, and generally playing up the drama—from his work on The Apprentice and The Celebrity Apprentice.
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Weeks before the inter-Korean summit, North Korean media warned South Korean officials to "behave with discretion", saying that criticizing the North's rights record was tantamount to "throwing a stone to the thin ice-like North-South relations".
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Sources suggest that national security adviser H.R. McMaster, Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin and Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson are all on thin ice, with some reports detailing specific replacements being considered for each of them.
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Indeed, he appears to be on thin ice in the Trump White House, with reports indicating that Chief of Staff John Kelly has soured on him, and Trump telling reporters "we'll see" if Bannon stays in the White House.
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For viewers, it is hard to tell if he really does feel that way about JoJo, or if he just knows that he's on thin ice and now is the time he has to go all-in to stay.
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The start-up's premiere product, the Thin Ice vest, uses cold therapy to target areas of the body with high concentrations of thermoreceptors, which are nerve cells that are able to detect the presence of hot or cold temperatures.
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She was already on thin ice — the 1989 spell was wearing off — but then came her much-mocked Apple Music ad, and then the incredibly fake-seeming romance with Tom Hiddleston, and then the infamous "Kim exposed Taylor" party.
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There's more ... PFT also talks about his run-in with the police and the FBI after using a fake media pass to sneak into an NFL Super Bowl event this week ... and why he's on thin ice in Atlanta.
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At the same time, the court necessarily skates on thin ice when it comes as close as it has here to serving an agenda that is not the public's but its own — and by a 5-to-4 vote.
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Price was also reportedly on thin ice with top Trump administration officials who felt he did not do enough to support the last-ditch effort in Congress to repeal and replace major parts of the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare.
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Rumors from multiple sources indicate that White House Chief of Staff Reince Preibus and Press Secretary Sean Spicer are also on thin ice, setting the stage for unheard of early turnover in some of the White House's most important positions.
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LONDON - Record high world stocks could have a "bumpy" ride in 2018 as the U.S. Federal Reserve is "walking on thin ice" in pushing interest rates up any further, the chief investment officer of Europe's biggest asset manager said on Thursday.
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Veterans Affairs Secretary David ShulkinDavid Jonathon ShulkinPress: Acosta, latest to walk the plank Senior Trump administration official to leave post next week Trump sent policy pitch from Mar-a-Lago member to VA secretary: report MORE is reportedly on thin ice.
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Of course, Hunt is on thin ice with the Browns due to his violent history -- which includes roughing up a woman at an Ohio hotel ... and other allegations of violence against men during his time with the Kansas City Chiefs.
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This is not the first time McMaster has faced speculation that his job may be in jeopardy and sources with knowledge of McMaster's standing in the White House have repeatedly said that he has been on thin ice for months.
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Some context: Jones has recently been on thin ice with YouTube, and this week he was reportedly one strike away from a total ban after using the channel to spread "crisis actor" theories about the survivors of a school massacre in Parkland, Florida.
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But the marquee matchup failed to deliver on the promised suspense as Spieth held firm and McIlroy quickly faded, slumping to a five-over 77 to fall five strokes back and leave his bid for a career grand slam on thin ice.
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Hunt was neither arrested nor detained that night and left without incident -- but it was a concerning video for Browns fans considering Hunt is on very thin ice following a string of violent incidents in 2018, including a physical altercation with a woman.
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Chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE is on thin ice for his handling of a senior aide who resigned after his ex-wives accused him of domestic abuse, which has sparked a congressional investigation into the White House's national security clearances process.
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This is the latest in a string of problems plaguing Shulkin, who has been on thin ice with President Donald Trump for weeks, starting with an inspector general report that said he used taxpayer dollars to pay for part of a personal trip.
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"Under the Clean Air Act, there is no provision for revoking waivers, so the Trump administration is walking on very thin ice," Margo Oge, the former director of the EPA's Office of Transportation and Air Quality under President Obama, said on a call with reporters.
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And although not certain, the Senate's recent experiment with striking its own path on a matter where the administration was on thin ice shows it can take an independent position when it sees advantage in doing so, something which may be increasingly relevant in 2019.
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"President Trump has to be aware of the constitutional thin ice on which he skates," Hewitt said during an interview with Yahoo anchor Katie Couric, referring to allegations of conflicts of interest that have already dogged Trump in his first few days in office.
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Chief of Staff Reince Priebus, too, has been on thin ice since the beginning of the administration and appears to be taking blame, in particular, for the dismal fate of Trump's health care efforts where his relationships on Capitol Hill were supposed to be crucial.
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According to a report from the Washington Post in November, Rogers was on thin ice at the end of the Obama administration and was likely on his way out before he traveled to New Jersey to meet with President-elect Trump, who decided to keep him on.
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Now, the next victim of FF's financial woes could be its participation in Formula E. Multiple sources with knowledge of the situation, who spoke with The Verge on condition of anonymity, say that Faraday Future's involvement with the fledgling, all-electric racing series is on thin ice.
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Available to rent / purchase: YouTube, Amazon Video, Vudu, Google Play Netflix search suggests: Frozen Planet (also about wolves), Frozen Planet: On Thin Ice (wolves, I think), The Making of Frozen Planet (yep, wolves), Frozen Planet: An Epic Journey (penguins and whales), and The Frozen Chosen (prehistoric fish).
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His chief of staff, Eliseu Padilha, a key organizer of political support in Congress for a crucial reform of Brazil's costly pension system, is on thin ice after an Odebrecht executive was reported to have said he asked for a cash donation for Temer's 2014 campaign.
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On one hand, he seems like he's on thin ice with the president — though it's not clear how much of that is a genuine threat to his job, and how much is the bootlicking theater Trump occasionally requires of all his inner circle — and with Congress.
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He likely also has a large quantity of evidence from other sources, including interviews, emails and other testimony and doubtlessly already knows the answer to many of the questions he will pose to Trump, putting the President on thin ice if he is not completely truthful.
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It's also the same week that a bevy of Cabinet secretaries and a top staffer have been described in media reports as being on thin ice, a list that includes VA Secretary David Shulkin, Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson and chief of staff John Kelly.
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Policies that came from the Obama White House, like the Clean Power Plan, are obviously on thin ice with a Trump administration, and without any sort of check on Smith and company it is hard to say just how pro-fossil fuel, anti-climate the committee could really get.
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The thin ice has meant the expedition has had to delay offloading some of the heavier equipment, as well as construction of an ice runway that will allow planes to conduct relief flights after the ice gets too thick for all but the most powerful icebreakers, Dr. Krumpen said.
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"Before this event, Maduro was on thin ice, and now, after these damaging images, he appears even more vulnerable to crisis blowback," said Michael McCarthy, founder of Caracas Wire and research fellow at American University's Centre for Latin America, in an interview with The Daily Telegraph, a British news outlet.
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Russia vetoes UN statement on North Korea's missile tests Political thin ice The bluff -- if that is what it was -- comes at a precarious time for South Korean politics -- in less than a month, the country will go to the polls to elect a replacement for impeached President Park Geun-hye.
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Grime has never been an album genre, with a few notable exceptions (like Wiley's Treddin' on Thin Ice or Dot Rotten's This is the Beginning); it's music that thrives in raves, on radio, on singles, on about a third of most MC's mixtapes; in collaborations, low budget videos and remixes.
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The ostentatious use of classic rock on the soundtrack, scene and spatial transitions that call attention to themselves with graphic design or camera trickery, the sense (borrowed from the Coens) that reality is a sheet of thin ice that could crack and immerse you in the chaos beneath at any moment.
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Speaking to reporters at the House Democratic retreat -- where Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is set to speak Thursday night -- Pelosi argued the President's choices for the world's most powerful central bank were the latest example of the Trump administration "treading on thin ice" and trying to dismantle the government.
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" And with the publication in 1973 of Ms. Birstein's "Dickie's List," another self-referential novel, this one about the wife of a book editor, the novelist Lois Gould, also in The Times Book Review, wrote of the author: "She is wry; she is witty; she is coruscating on thin ice.
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As the evening wore on, Paulie was throwing up and continued to look worse for wear, with his girlfriend, Cara Maria Sorbello, noting that his eyes looked dead and even host TJ Lavin saying Paulie was "on thin ice" (meaning about to be pulled from the competition for his health).
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However, with at least three Republicans now opposed or leaning against the bill, the latest health care effort is on thin ice, signaling that tax reform may be back in the spotlight this week, even as efforts are underway to change senators' minds and keep the so-called Graham-Cassidy effort afloat.
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Although that growth was rapid before 1914, so was population growth: Average per-capita growth was actually lower under the classical gold standard than it's been since World War II. In praising not just the classical gold standard but the later "gold exchange" and Bretton-Woods standards, Cain skates on very thin ice.
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Embattled Veterans Affairs Secretary David ShulkinDavid Jonathon ShulkinPress: Acosta, latest to walk the plank Senior Trump administration official to leave post next week Trump sent policy pitch from Mar-a-Lago member to VA secretary: report MORE and national security adviser H.R. McMaster have both been rumored to be on thin ice.
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But Sam also rules with an iron fist: He's a polite and funny guy, but if you mess with his equipment or wander too far outside the karaoke zone with one of his mics, he's quick to let you know you're on thin ice, shooting you a glare or shouting at you over the music.
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He's a lawyer, not literally an ambulance chaser, but close; he's arrived in the small Canadian town as it's still nursing an open wound from the horrible day when an icy road sent a school bus into a highway guard rail, which quickly crumpled and sent most of the town's schoolchildren onto the thin ice.
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Whether you're a consumer, a techie or a D.C. lifer, we're here to give you ... THE BIG STORIES: --FLYNN SKATING ON THIN ICE: Michael Flynn's position as President Trump's national security adviser appeared to be in peril on Monday as Democrats stepped up their attacks and the White House said Trump was "evaluating" the situation.
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Amber Portwood will lose more than her freedom if she's convicted of going after her boyfriend with a machete -- she will almost certainly lose her gig on "Teem Mom OG." Production sources tell TMZ ... Amber's already on thin ice following her domestic violence arrest resulting in 3 felony charges -- domestic battery, criminal recklessness with a deadly weapon and domestic battery in the presence of a child.
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And there is speculation that Trump could continue to clean house among his Cabinet members and senior advisers, with Veterans Affairs Secretary David ShulkinDavid Jonathon ShulkinPress: Acosta, latest to walk the plank Senior Trump administration official to leave post next week Trump sent policy pitch from Mar-a-Lago member to VA secretary: report MORE and national security adviser H.R. McMaster believed to be on thin ice.
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"If the thin ice-rich layers that we see exposed close to the surface are the result of the comet's activity, then they represent its evolution, and it does not necessarily require global layering to have occurred early in the comet's formation history," study lead author Gianrico Filacchione, of the Institute for Space Astrophysics and Planetology at the National Institute for Astrophysics in Rome, told Space.
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Her own HR department tried to squash her protest for decent treatment, allegedly suggesting she was the "common theme" in her complaints, and that "it was unprofessional to report things via email to HR." (Telling women not to complain is a hallmark of sexist organizations.) In a meeting just before she left the company, she says her manager told her she was "on very thin ice" for reporting his manager to HR, and threatened to fire her in retaliation.
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"As we flew off I looked out the window at all that ice and at this stunning environment that I've come to know so well over the past 10 years and that I have a profound respect for — it is such a unique place, the Arctic Ocean, a place like no other," Larsen explained at a recent talk promoting " On Thin Ice: An Epic Final Quest into the Melting Arctic," the new book he and Hudson Lindenberger wrote about the expedition, an unaided and unsupported journey.
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