"The government is now in turmoil, in absolute turmoil," he told reporters.
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You have remained optimistic throughout all sorts of turmoil, including personal turmoil.
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We're seeing that growth in developing-world countries that have either economic turmoil or political turmoil.
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And perhaps we are seeing not just a convention in turmoil, but a party in turmoil as well.
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Lorde writes convincingly about adolescent turmoil in transitional periods, and the album is itself a product of such turmoil.
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But really what you have is a lot of turmoil, and in that turmoil is where all the innovation comes.
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Immigrants and refugees differed on drawing parallels between the political turmoil in America with the turmoil of their home countries.
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Turmoil in the West Wing The first half of Trump's term has generated unprecedented turmoil, turnover and chaos in the West Wing.
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But there are some keys to understanding how turmoil in one place can feed turmoil elsewhere, and even be exacerbated by government reactions.
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When someone dies without a plan, loved ones left behind have to not only deal with their emotional turmoil but with financial turmoil, as well.
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Turkey's downward spiral Continued turmoil Turkey has experienced significant turmoil in recent months, with the attempted military coup in July and a series of deadly explosions.
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Turmoil at the White House With his relations with fellow Republicans compromised, the President has also been beset by turmoil in his own political inner circle.
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That will cause deep demographic turmoil for us here in Puerto Rico and it will cause deep demographic turmoil in the states where they go as well.
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" TRUMP TALKS UP UK 'TURMOIL' AHEAD OF VISIT Sky News : "Donald Trump has waded in to the chaos engulfing British politics, saying that the UK is in 'turmoil.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - An annual global peace index said on Thursday that U.S. political turmoil had pushed North America into deep instability in 2016 while the Middle East sank deeper into turmoil.
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Ongoing turmoil Even before the attempted July 15 coup, Turkey had experienced a year of bloodshed and political turmoil, weathering a string of deadly bomb blasts, blamed variously on ISIS and the PKK.
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In foreign affairs, Trump surprises everybody, possibly including himself, by suddenly pulling U.S. troops out of Syria, thus throwing the region into even more turmoil than usual, which is a lot of turmoil.
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Disney shares have fared well amid the recent market turmoil.
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Turmoil comes as tensions rise with North Korea and China.
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The announcement comes as the organization keeps swirling in turmoil.
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The industry was in turmoil and desperate for a savior.
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But where others see turmoil, Kazunori Ito has spotted opportunities.
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Now imagine what kind of turmoil this could cause nationwide.
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The site was in turmoil and Subreddits were shut down.
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JoJo is thrown into turmoil and tears on the tarmac.
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This little girl is experiencing serious inner turmoil — over waffles.
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A lot of the turmoil has been over currency devaluations.
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As the truth sinks in, more turmoil is in store.
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Instead, the bigger cause of China's market turmoil is homegrown.
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The simple fact of surviving such turmoil enhanced her position.
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The rise in poverty in Peru coincided with political turmoil.
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Such fears have fluctuated in line with recent political turmoil.
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To the outside world, however, she hid her inner turmoil.
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Political turmoil connected to the elections has hurt Kenya's economy.
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His debut album, Turmoil & Tinfoil, is due out September 22.
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Following the treatment, Mettes made peace with his inner turmoil.
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"I wouldn't describe it as turmoil," Weaver told VICE News.
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Russia's turmoil has had little effect on other emerging markets.
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He said Steinhoff was in "absolute turmoil" at the time.
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A victory for "out" could unleash turmoil on financial markets.
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But trading turmoil is nothing new for the big banks.
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Less exposure to political turmoil might have favored these stocks.
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It all compounds further when you endure injuries and turmoil.
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The individual markets are projected to be thrown into turmoil.
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The latest political turmoil could further weaken international investor confidence.
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However, turmoil is par for the course in emerging markets.
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The threat of political and market turmoil from a Dec.
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The turmoil may have spurred a search for a scapegoat.
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"This whole turmoil in retail's going to continue," Appel said.
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This message often gets lost and misconstrued amid economic turmoil.
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The army said the coup was to end political turmoil.
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Maddy didn't go through any inner turmoil about her decision.
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But the current turmoil is likely to reshape the industry.
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Since the global turmoil of 2008, it has become ubiquitous.
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But in time, memories of the 2008 turmoil will dim.
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Was it right that fasting caused me so much turmoil?
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But the battle is creating political turmoil in Sri Lanka.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan also wants to ignore the turmoil.
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FIRST came economic and political turmoil after the Brexit vote.
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The political turmoil was predictable and predicted in this blog.
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But Britain is nonetheless living through a period of turmoil.
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Unsurprisingly, viewership of financial cable news spikes during market turmoil.
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Venezuela, which is experiencing turmoil, is third at 8 percent.
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"I see the turmoil, I see the struggle," she said.
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Can the world's financial markets continue their seismic turmoil indefinitely?
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The country has been in political turmoil since last year.
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Alonso's departure was only one during that year of turmoil.
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A slew of other indicators have underlined turmoil in trucking.
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Steady and serious, Ms. May wants to end the turmoil.
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Beneath the glamorous shell, however, was a life of turmoil.
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Much of the turmoil about immigration arises from theoretical presuppositions.
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May, meanwhile, is dealing with turmoil in her own government.
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But it nonetheless threw the riverside summit into further turmoil.
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The president also claimed that "the Democrats are in Turmoil!"
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The turmoil prompted some 76,000 people to flee to Senegal.
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The turmoil has spilled over into NAFTA negotiations, Guajardo said.
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"All the economic variables for turmoil are there," he said.
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The Trump White House is in turmoil and under investigation.
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But he said the financial system could withstand such turmoil.
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It's unclear whether the Thursday briefings will calm the turmoil.
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It's the chaos and turmoil that make for good art.
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And that's bad news for a region already in turmoil.
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And China may benefit from the turmoil, to India's loss.
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CARMICHAEL See the emotional turmoil these things put us through?
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Why subject the Democratic primary to any further unnecessary turmoil?
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Finally, global turmoil is no excuse for shrinking your world.
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The drugs helped ease the emotional turmoil initially, many said.
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This turmoil comes close to driving Ismael, and Bloom, mad.
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The airport protests encapsulated months of turmoil in Hong Kong.
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Still, few business managers are feeling good about the turmoil.
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If you live in a country that has that turmoil.
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Several polls suggest that the turmoil has hurt Mr. Trudeau.
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One of few markets to escape the turmoil was India.
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Maduro has presided over years of economic turmoil in Venezuela.
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And some investors are considering withdrawing money amid the turmoil.
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Here's what you need to know: • New turmoil in trade.
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This reality is palpable as turmoil now seizes South Africa.
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I witnessed their hardships and the turmoil in their lives.
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The market turmoil has led to a surge in gold.
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"The world is in turmoil, but don't shut yourself away."
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But the move adds to turmoil at the struggling company.
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But the city's political turmoil has created even more pressure.
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She also expressed hope that Turkey's economic turmoil would abate.
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The euro is seen as a safe haven from turmoil.
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And turmoil is beginning to ripple through the U.S. economy.
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China's insurance sector has been in turmoil in recent months.
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Despite the turmoil, Mr. Rosselló vowed to remain in power.
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Venezuela, a close ally of Moscow, is in political turmoil.
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I think that's going to create a lot of turmoil.
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It's a contrast to the turmoil elsewhere in the region.
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Rex Tillerson adds to the chaos & turmoil of this Administration.
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But the meeting was overshadowed by turmoil in money markets.
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The news follows six months of extraordinary turmoil at Uber.
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The turmoil in Iowa led to discord in New Hampshire.
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The turmoil of his life came to overshadow his accomplishments.
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With the death of Boris, Russia is thrown into turmoil.
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In the US, brokers foresee ongoing political turmoil throughout 2020.
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He must have suffered tremendous mental confusion and spiritual turmoil.
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Google also had to overcome an abundance of internal turmoil.
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Afghanistan had been in turmoil for most of Wasil's life.
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The poll also underscores the internal turmoil the GOP faces.
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The industry was in turmoil, and Mr. Ross needed advice.
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"Our government continues to be in unbelievable turmoil," he said.
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But at times there is a method to the turmoil.
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Mr. Xi also implicitly criticized the turmoil in Hong Kong.
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Markets sold off Italian assets this week amid political turmoil.
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The resulting turmoil from the two crashes has consumed Boeing.
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What's driving the recent turmoil in the U.S. stock market?
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All of that turmoil in Washington has left insurers scrambling.
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And is this turmoil is caused by a contagion effect?
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" Ms. Weingarten also pointed out that Uber "is in turmoil.
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But Donald Trump's unexpected election throws that strategy into turmoil.
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The turmoil was compounded by a series of management crises.
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Dozens more were injured and a nation is in turmoil.
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It's a steadying approach, after years of turmoil under Trump.
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One could argue that this is evidence that market turmoil—whatever the turmoil means—is being caused by negative rates, since the ECB did push rates deeper into negative territory at the December meeting.
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" POLOZ ON SLOWER INVESTMENT DUE TO GLOBAL TRADE TURMOIL: "The main channel by which all this turmoil on the trade front has been affecting us, and other countries too, is through the investment channel.
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"Our bigger worry is as China goes through this very long transition, there will be periods where they have a devaluation or turmoil in terms of currency flight ... or turmoil in their markets," Kaplan said.
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"The world is in turmoil, the Middle East is in turmoil and my policy is to create centers of stability in this unstable and stormy region," he said in remarks broadcast live on Israeli television.
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The violence struck after months of political turmoil in Burkina Faso.
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Elsewhere, trade turmoil shows no signs of diminishing any time soon.
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The country has been in turmoil since the fall of Col.
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They were driven apart during the turmoil of the Korean War.
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Pence's visit to South Korea comes amid turmoil in the country.
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Later, Feldman's name became associated with drug problems and legal turmoil.
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One of the few markets to escape the turmoil was India.
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She lost her leg and suffered emotional turmoil from the incident.
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It means financial turmoil from which you might never fully recover.
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Fanning the flames So why create so much turmoil and uncertainty?
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Turmoil at the highest level of the administration intensifies the unease.
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He warned of "turmoil" as insurers finalize their rates for 2019.
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But the current political turmoil in Seoul could endanger THAAD implementation.
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But it's clear these latest resignations have thrown everything into turmoil.
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Whatever turmoil you might imagine, Woodward's book seems to confirm it.
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The biggest turmoil would be felt in oil-dependent developing countries.
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The turmoil abated when Mr. Mansour reluctantly mumbled the correct words.
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Schleswig-Holstein has been a nest of political turmoil for decades.
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They seek even more turmoil, unrest, disadvantage in the Middle East.
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Despite the economic turmoil, Iran has not restarted its nuclear work.
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News from South Korea is causing turmoil in the cryptocurrency market.
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After all, the software industry is vulnerable to trade war turmoil.
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Outside observers worry that the country could slip back into turmoil.
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The affair could have caused her a great deal of turmoil.
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Bonderman's departure is only the latest bit of turmoil at Uber.
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"We are obviously in a situation of turmoil," he later added.
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Japan's market turmoil may be spreading around the region, analysts said.
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The somewhat turmoil of the past week could yet grow, bigly.
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"Some of our best work has come from turmoil," Daniels said.
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The turmoil caused by reversing globalisation would be just as bad.
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The turmoil in markets such as Turkey and Argentina hasn't helped.
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NAB said the political turmoil didn't bode well for Malaysia's currency.
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Greece started showing some signs of financial turmoil back in 2009.
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Democrats have fresh hopes in Ohio, and there's turmoil in Trumpland.
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I know I'm not the only one saddened by this turmoil.
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And in the turmoil many jobs are likely to be lost.
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Why does it cause such turmoil when the Fed raises rates?
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SECTOR TURMOIL Tesco is testing a discount format of its own.
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But it has dropped to fourth spot since last week's turmoil.
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The continuing manipulation of the election could drag Thailand into turmoil.
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Williams says that despite the turmoil surrounding his candidacy he has
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What is critical to understand is that the turmoil was inevitable.
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The bigger companies, Vision and Powell, were all in financial turmoil.
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It also comes amid major turmoil in the Indian mobile market.
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But he's had to fight a fair share of turmoil, too.
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That has left them ill placed to capitalise on the turmoil.
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The NYSE Arms Index reflected the turmoil, rising to 1.19 from .
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The turmoil forced Zozo to slash its profit outlook in January.
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Whether the Ailes turmoil will affect her decision is anyone's guess.
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Political turmoil in the world could be supporting bitcoin, analysts said.
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Dutton was at the center of the political turmoil this week.
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The turmoil weighed on the Fed's outlook for the U.S. economy.
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But before all that, Kowalski lived in the turmoil of addiction.
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There's a lot of political turmoil surrounding trans people these days.
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In the West, the turmoil is largely being experienced as fear.
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So far markets have taken Italy's political turmoil in their stride.
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Away from the "turmoil" of West Coast life, he could breathe.
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Analysts who predict turmoil are warned to shut up or recant.
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There's nothing quite like international sports to play out political turmoil.
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Amid the turmoil, Michael Dubke, Trump's communications director, resigned last week.
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That action, he wrote, surely contributed to the "turmoil" as well.
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The erosion of public trust increases the risk of such turmoil.
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Despite some financial turmoil, the success of the brand was undeniable.
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They are also less vulnerable to turmoil associated with "currency mismatch".
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This turmoil may seem surprising when looking at Bolivia's economic stats.
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And so she withdrew, in a turmoil of rage and bitterness.
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FTMIB, troubled by political turmoil, rose more than 1% as banks .
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It will probably herald a return to even more intense turmoil.
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Founded in 1969, the organization had been in turmoil for months.
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Reaction from Brussels to the turmoil in British politics was pointed.
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The recent political turmoil in Italy has affected other European markets.
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Low oil prices and turmoil in the Gulf have not helped.
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Dustin was a sweaty fellow, consumed with some twitchy private turmoil.
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Janu, describing her internal turmoil during 12 weeks of maternity leave.
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Venezuela's economy has cratered amid political turmoil, hyperinflation and food shortages.
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His mother worried he would drive the family business into turmoil.
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Even now, Viacom is experiencing turmoil and uncertainty about its future.
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The bank is counting on its clients to weather the turmoil.
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The turmoil has led to the departures of several top executives.
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The turmoil is a turnabout from just a few years ago.
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Weeks of increasingly violent demonstrations have plunged the city into turmoil.
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Conventional wisdom suggests both are signaling continued strength amidst the turmoil.
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Amid the turmoil, Trump announced major personnel changes in his administration.
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The political turmoil has paralyzed the country and frozen the economy.
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Unfortunately, in times of great turmoil, there are no safe harbors.
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Gold, seen as a safe haven, often gains from political turmoil.
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There is turmoil here and abroad — including in Tom's ancestral home.
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The families were driven apart during the turmoil of the war.
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It was not the first time turmoil gripped China's equity market.
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Another source said that Sharon was remaining strong through the turmoil.
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The turmoil for the top seeds continued late into the night.
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The bottom line: None of this turmoil helps in November's elections.
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Emotional turmoil and personal relationship issues always triggered it for me.
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Braun was the first one to catalyze the turmoil in porn.
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There have been high-profile deaths, tremendous tragedies, and political turmoil.
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He has also been through enough turmoil to last two lifetimes.
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It's been years of a vicious cycle of self-inflicted turmoil.
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Are you in a different mind-set given the career turmoil?
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The turmoil has formed deep cracks in the junk bond market.
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Amid this turmoil, the new generation of wealthy buyers has emerged.
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Much of the turmoil was driven by the chief executive himself.
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The turmoil since the primary could also hit crop investment overall.
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They disappeared years ago, scared away by the country's political turmoil.
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Before the trophy suspension, hunters were undeterred by Zimbabwe's political turmoil.
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The turmoil on Wednesday was evident in other markets as well.
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Mr. Macron has helped to fuel much of the current turmoil.
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Coates and Stelfreeze's Black Panther is ruling a country in turmoil.
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In addition, the stock market turmoil is seen reducing household wealth.
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"This is causing emotional turmoil within my family," Ms. Moore said.
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In turmoil, she moves through the body language of erotic affliction.
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Markets have been in turmoil as the coronavirus scare has intensified.
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The current border turmoil, she said, has only reinforced that view.
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The deepening political turmoil threatens to undermine the U.S.-Taliban deal.
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Turmoil in Turkey has been the most frequent cause for concern.
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They can act as accelerants, adding momentum to the current turmoil.
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The fear is dangerous needling of already-fraught U.S. social turmoil.
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One of her closest friends testified about the emotional turmoil Mrs.
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But sentiment could be shaken further by the continuing financial turmoil.
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The political turmoil has had a calamitous impact on the economy.
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But the body language is brilliantly loaded with apprehension, turmoil, danger.
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In fact, Peter added a physical injury to his emotional turmoil.
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Among the reasons for the sudden skittishness: • Continued turmoil in Washington.
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The leader, Jeanine Añez, promised to unify a nation in turmoil.
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Venezuela's leftist government is hanging on despite political and economic turmoil.
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As such there's a danger that if you have market turmoil.
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Even then, though, we sense the turmoil gnawing at the composure.
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Here are the stocks with the most resilience during the turmoil.
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"The proliferation of illegal arms risks fuelling further turmoil," he said.
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The agency's prevention office had been in turmoil in recent years.
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The change comes after months of turmoil at the cannabis retailer.
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The premise: Santa has died, throwing the North Pole into turmoil.
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But Hopkins's sudden departure on Sunday threw that timetable into turmoil.
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But the market turmoil in recent days poses a new test.
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They can eventually cause social upheaval, political turmoil and even violence.
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Your new symphony will debut in an era of political turmoil.
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It also threw an already unsettled presidential race further into turmoil.
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That fear has been at the heart of the recent turmoil.
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Forced selling of short-volatility products also exacerbated the market turmoil.
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P&G isn't the only large Trian holding going through turmoil.
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Since Election Day, the state has been engulfed in political turmoil.
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Our Jerusalem bureau chief described a city braced for more turmoil.
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Your turmoil isn't evidence to me that you're shallow or lacking.
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The country has lived through a version of this turmoil before.
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It's the latest in a week of turmoil in the commonwealth.
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RICHMOND, Va. — Virginia plunged deeper into political turmoil Monday as Gov.
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Brexit has plunged the UK into political, economic and market turmoil.
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One constant through the market turmoil has been the tech sector.
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This change comes after a week of turmoil surrounding the Oscars.
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Neither man made reference to U.S. sanctions or the market turmoil.
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Judging by headlines, the internet ad business is in real turmoil.
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The border became a visible and visceral reminder of the turmoil.
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This map overlays human turmoil — represented here by United Nations data on nearly 27 million "persons of concern," whose numbers have tripled since 2000 — with climate turmoil, represented by data from NASA's Common Sense Climate Index.
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Notices and diffusions lie at the heart of the organisation's recent turmoil.
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And despite the recent turmoil in energy markets, renewable industries are prospering.
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The company has also suffered from management turmoil since its earliest days.
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It is all very abstracted, but I was working through the turmoil.
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They have to both conceal their relationship and work through political turmoil.
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Arya's (Maisie Williams) final storyline incited quite a bit of Twitter turmoil.
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The nation was in turmoil, with different political factions vying for power.
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Egypt wouldn't escape political and economic turmoil in the years to follow.
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And even if the contract remains, Boeing has been thrown into turmoil.
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Turmoil through transition The decision, however, didn't come easy to his parents.
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Weissbluth, for his part, looks on the bright side of market turmoil.
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But there was turmoil brewing and it wasn't the most enjoyable process.
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Additionally, the company has seen some internal turmoil in its executive ranks.
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Gypsy had to be strong in the face of Nick's emotional turmoil.
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Still, political turmoil aside, at least the horror master is enjoying Thanksgiving.
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Anna's emotional turmoil is matched — and exacerbated — by the world around her.
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Beyond the price turmoil is another brewing problem for the exchange itself.
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Asian stocks were mixed on Monday after last week's market turmoil stateside.
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For all its political turmoil Britain is still a relatively stable place.
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One Republican lobbyist said the fresh turmoil in Washington is unnerving businesses.
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McLaughlin's public activism grew from turmoil in her own career at Vanderbilt.
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The turmoil in Warren's Nevada operation comes ahead of the state's Feb.
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Despite all that inner turmoil, Neopets still has a beloved cult following.
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" BJ's Restaurants: "It's OK. The restaurant group has been in turmoil here.
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Devotion plunges you deep into the inner turmoil of a struggling family.
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Economic turmoil was on the cards long before the row with America.
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Britain has seen three distinctive political regimes interrupted by periods of turmoil.
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That would only put the country through another cycle of political turmoil.
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Political turmoil in Italy, Britain and Hong Kong has also heightened uncertainties.
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Ms. Mayer has put on a brave face despite all the turmoil.
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The internal turmoil in the Lederer family was reflected across the country.
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The weak second Saudi state of 1824-91 collapsed from internal turmoil.
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Take advantage of today's upbeat financial climate and prepare for future turmoil.
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Meanwhile, despite the turmoil, Franco has several upcoming projects in the works.
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Bonds are seen as a safe haven in times of economic turmoil.
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Its weakest market was Nicaragua, where political turmoil caused sales to drop.
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The result could be turmoil as the military regime clings to power.
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The domestic turmoil comes at an already fraught moment for Saudi Arabia.
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Barnes & Noble's business has been in turmoil for much of this millennium.
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But his seemingly contradictory wavering encapsulates the emotional turmoil of the choice.
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The accusation came at a time of turmoil in Virginia, as Gov.
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So after last year's turmoil in Italy, could it be Spain's turn?
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The turmoil has hurt Out's reputation in the LGBTQ and journalism communities.
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The dollar rose slightly in response to the turmoil in Chinese markets.
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However despite the turmoil, analysts believe there are some pockets of value.
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Amid this political turmoil, Brexit's March 250, 229, deadline inches ever closer.
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He confessed that he still watches Tom & Jerry in times of turmoil.
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Lebanon has been suffering weak growth since 2011, hit by regional turmoil.
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The ensuing financial turmoil could have been avoided with the right preparation.
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Is Khloé Kardashian opening about about the turmoil surrounding boyfriend Tristan Thompson?
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The political turmoil comes against the backdrop of a deepening economic crisis.
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Assets had dipped below $26.68 trillion amid market turmoil late last year.
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Tensions between India and China have created political turmoil in Sri Lanka.
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This raises its appeal as an insurance against further financial market turmoil.
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That market turmoil marked a second recent black eye for China's regulators.
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But U.S. political turmoil could unnerve investors next week again, Fujito said.
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"Hillary has enormous liabilities … It is a period of turmoil," he said.
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Friends, it's a time of great divisiveness and turmoil in our nation.
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"It would throw the entire U.S. healthcare system into turmoil," she said.
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Blocking this organic two-way flow only incites turmoil and turbulence within.
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It's Richie's job to turn that into profit, hence the inner turmoil.
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Democrats view the turmoil as an enormous boon to their congressional odds.
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That level of turmoil and turnover is unprecedented in the modern presidency.
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The turmoil indicated an unexpected shortage of liquidity in the financial system.
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" On Iran, Trump slammed the government as exporting "violence, terror and turmoil.
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The turmoil is unsettling NATO, the military alliance that underpins Europe's democracies.
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Banks must nevertheless be braced for turmoil should the odds be upset.
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A stalemate has put those negotiations in doubt and markets in turmoil.
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That senior picture gave no indication of the turmoil that was coming.
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However, despite this turmoil, the relationship hasn't exactly ground to a halt.
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Maddow: Trump's personal turmoil taints U.S. military options and national security pic.twitter.
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Asian markets were also rattled by Trump's speech and Hong Kong's turmoil.
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It's unclear whether new Uber drivers are sensitive to Uber's internal turmoil.
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Team 210, the social media incubator of Jake Paul, is in turmoil.
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There's some turmoil brewing over at Miami-based facial recognition startup Kairos.
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Although the website survived the worst of the turmoil, problems remain. HealthCare.
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That, at least, is how Ms. Wilsey, 0003, describes the recent turmoil.
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A coup attempt had just begun and the country was in turmoil.
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The IAAF is in turmoil following widespread allegations of corruption and bribery.
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American history is replete with examples of significant disagreements and even turmoil.
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Far above the turmoil of Thai politics, he provided stability and guidance.
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However, the mainstream parties also feel the heat of the American turmoil.
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Political turmoil in Italy sent stocks around the globe sinking on Tuesday.
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"The money market fund turmoil caused all kinds of havoc," said Cox.
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Political turmoil on the one hand, rosy economic prospects on the other.
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The incident that created the most turmoil happened last August in Montreal.
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The government estimates the turmoil has cost the economy some $250 million.
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The white elephants and political turmoil of the 210 Brazilian World Cup.
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Turmoil and militant attacks have deterred tourists and investors, eroding living standards.
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A decade of turmoil has left a weakened press vulnerable to political
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Rusbridger characterizes the financial turmoil of his final days as editor with
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Amid all the turmoil, on the day he appointed retired Marine Gen.
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The European currency will not be negatively affected by Germany's political turmoil.
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Basically, to save him from all the emotional turmoil of that breakup.
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The weakest market was Nicaragua, where political turmoil caused sales to drop.
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Overnight secured lending rates have been relatively stable during the recent turmoil.
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To avoid provoking renewed turmoil, the European Central Bank is moving slowly.
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LONDON — Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservative government in Britain is in turmoil.
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The bond market turmoil leaves investors in a bit of a muddle.
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"There's just so much turmoil everywhere, it's just sad," Mr. Pfeiler said.
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The turbulence in the tech industry adds to the recent market turmoil.
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It is unclear how much of the turmoil he is aware of.
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Woods's alignment doesn't have any of West's folly, turmoil or historical blasphemy.
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And he suggested that the future may only hold even more turmoil.
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This is especially dangerous right now, as German politics are in turmoil.
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The DCCC is also embroiled in internal turmoil, Politico reported last week.
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The turmoil in the market is helping fuel a push toward consolidation.
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Does all the beta-mode turmoil mean it's over for The Markup?
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Michael Stovall's history with farming has been full of turmoil and trouble.
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The recent turmoil is only the latest bout of anxiety for investors.
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Canada Letter We continued following the political turmoil in Ottawa this week.
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This nearly saint-like depiction suggests a mastery over his inner turmoil.
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That reality is palpable, our correspondent writes, as turmoil seizes the country.
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One prominent business school is using the turmoil as a learning opportunity.
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Such turmoil does not herald a wholesale reversal of white evangelical politics.
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Here's a look at why the turmoil is causing global financial angst.
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When Mr. Wheeler joined the E.P.A., he found an agency in turmoil.
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Region in turmoil Kashmir is one of the world's most dangerous flashpoints.
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The deal comes after months of turmoil and turnover at the paper.
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And global central banks don't have much room to offset economic turmoil.
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Turmoil in Washington, a left turn for Labour and ecstasy for octopuses.
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Gold is often viewed as a safe investment in times of turmoil.
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Another day of turmoil and upheaval in communities unprepared for such tragedy.
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Here's what you need to know about the political turmoil in Britain.
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Amid the turmoil, several of the 18 board members left their chairs.
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Editors' Choice On the one hand: civil war, world war, economic turmoil.
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The moves in European markets on Monday come amid Brexit-related turmoil.
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However, there has been recent turmoil over Prime Minister Theresa May's strategy.
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Brown said the turmoil — the strong comments, the harsh critiques — was unnecessary.
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They&aposve weathered their companies going public, internal turmoil, and public scandals.
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The staff turmoil and turnover shows no signs of slowing or stopping.
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There have been signs of turmoil inside Mr. Vance's office as well.
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But she also had a secret that put her life into turmoil.
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Now, amid political turmoil, Bolivia's legal coca industry could be shut down.
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Despite the turmoil engulfing his administration, Trump faces no credible primary challengers.
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Beijing warned that "even attempting a decoupling" would unleash "financial-market turmoil".
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We cannot be excessively exuberant in an age of ongoing partisan turmoil.
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NOW WATCH: Survival gear sales spike after coronavirus outbreak and worldwide turmoil
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The turmoil involving Anthony and the team president Phil Jackson was critical.
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The turmoil has hurt the economy and caused retail sales to plunge.
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During the ensuing turmoil, Thompson moved the family to Green Bay, Wis.
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That thinking was seen as the catalyst for the stock market turmoil.
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Malone acknowledged "tremendous turmoil" in his diocese in a statement on Wednesday.
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Moreover, Rio and its political and social turmoil could work against Budapest.
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After the storm, Sunday's turmoil threw the days-long recovery into question.
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This wouldn't be the first time that there's been enormous political turmoil.
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The turmoil has Trump's allies on Capitol Hill frustrated and on edge.
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The probe follows a weekend of turmoil for the social media giant.
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New York (CNN Business)October's market turmoil took an off-day Tuesday.
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But Italy's turmoil comes at an unfortunate time for the euro zone.
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The technology world had been in turmoil as the meeting drew near.
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Not even Nostradamus could predict how all this turmoil will play out.
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It is the latest sign of turmoil at the top of Bridgewater.
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President Trump has had to deal with continuous turmoil since taking office.
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After eight years of economic turmoil, Greece can finally claim financial independence.
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The country has been in turmoil since Maduro took office in 2013.
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He cited such supposed turmoil when he fired Mr. Comey in May.
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Periods of intensified human turmoil, like ours, figure prominently in Klee's oeuvre.
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But in its waning days, the Voice was never not in turmoil.
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I used to feel really angry and had a lot of turmoil.
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Zimbabwean officials have in the past accused sanctions of causing economic turmoil in their country, though the U.S insists sanctions target individuals and entities, not country's entire financial systems and therefore cannot be blamed for widespread economic turmoil.
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Ongoing turmoil Even before the attempted July 15 coup, Turkey had experienced a year of bloodshed and political turmoil, weathering a string of deadly bomb blasts, blamed variously on ISIS and the Kurdistan Workers' Party, or the PKK.
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It remains unclear whether the turmoil will lead to any change in management.
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Whatever else the current turmoil yields, it will certainly have the opposite effect.
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She added she hoped institutional turmoil in Britain ends as soon as possible.
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Ongoing political and economic turmoil has also rendered its bolivar currency practically worthless.
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At that point, she is recently orphaned and in a state of turmoil.
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The aftermath left the country in turmoil and in desperate need of direction.
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MILAN (Reuters Breakingviews) - Political turmoil in Rome has exposed Italy's euro fault line.
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The political turmoil is affecting foreign direct investment which keeps the economy afloat.
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"The turmoil ... marred the memory of Bob's otherwise peaceful passing," the complaint said.
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PHOTOJOURNALISTS TOOK HUNDREDS of images of the turmoil that shook Charlottesville last week.
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The US electricity sector is in a period of unprecedented change and turmoil.
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May's government is in turmoil over her plans for exiting the European Union.
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Allegations of fraud have thrown a 2018 North Carolina Congressional race into turmoil.
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Despite the market turmoil, 2018 has been a good year for IPO deals.
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Sentiment was weak earlier as investors also fretted over political turmoil in Washington.
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Economist Richard Davies profiles one dealer accused of creating turmoil in the market.
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The MPS had every reason not to paint a picture of turmoil publicly.
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With three cities rocked by violence, the anger, sorrow, and turmoil are overwhelming.
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Further reading:Thailand's tearsThe death of the Thai king throws the country into turmoil
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There are teases of black magic, giant creatures and, of course, political turmoil.
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His show-curated Instagram suggests that there's turmoil going on in his life.
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Turmoil ensued soon after, with share prices in the sector falling by 66%.
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The turmoil at Nevada's Democratic convention over the weekend spilled into Tuesday night.
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Since the fighting stopped, Algeria has avoided the turmoil that plagues its neighbours.
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The parallels with previous eras in ideological flux and political turmoil are uncanny.
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This turmoil will divide the market into two parts, Goldman's strategy team said.
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Turmoil in Washington and London contrasts with centrist stability in Paris and Berlin.
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If you're looking to be liberated from your internal turmoil, look no further.
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The videos were a welcome respite from the turmoil in her daily life.
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Fox News The summer of turmoil continues to roil on at Fox News.
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Meanwhile, European markets continued to be rocked by political turmoil stemming from Italy.
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"Whose Streets", directed by Sabaah Folayan, explores the turmoil in Ferguson in 2014.
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Hormonal turmoil and pressure to fit in can make growing up an ordeal.
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To pray for an easy way to dissolve all of your internal turmoil.
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Incessant turmoil in the White House at last seemed to take its toll.
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The Middle East was on the cusp of unstoppable change, chaos and turmoil.
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He said the central government must intervene if "turmoil" occurs in Hong Kong.
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Some passengers said they were shocked that computer glitches could cause such turmoil.
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But Brexit did not cause the kind of market turmoil that was expected.
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Political turmoil in neighboring Venezuela has dominated Colombia's foreign policy concerns this year.
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The turmoil in China triggered a sell-off in Asian and Western stocks.
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The accounting maneuver largely insulates their consolidated financial results from Venezuela's economic turmoil.
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Baker's departure is the latest sign of turmoil within the gun rights organization.
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Despite the turmoil, she says, people in her hometown looked out for one
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For the past 25 years, Nick Carter has had his share of turmoil.
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Investors have historically viewed gold as a "safe haven" in times of turmoil .
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Manafort abruptly resigned from Trump's campaign in August amid reports of internal turmoil.
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ECONOMISTS have been a bit puzzled by the market turmoil of early 2016.
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Most U.S. airlines halted service to Venezuela amid political and economic turmoil there.
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The turmoil led to no Nobel Prize in literature being awarded in 2018.
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The turmoil scared off tourists and foreign investors, key sources of hard currency.
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The country has been in economic turmoil for most of the last decade.
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But there are still pockets of optimism from major organizations amid the turmoil.
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The sudden departure of the CEO comes amid some wider turmoil at TiVo.
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But he views the 2016 turmoil as a growth scare, not a recession.
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Who would put trillions into an isolated economy in a region in turmoil?
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It's waiting to see how the political turmoil and latest market decline evolve.
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And then, of course, there's all of the turmoil in Florida and Georgia.
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The alleged seizure comes as Venezuela faces long-standing political and economic turmoil.
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Egypt struggled through years of political and economic turmoil after its 2011 uprising.
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The letter, sent 11 days before Election Day, threw the campaign into turmoil.
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In times of turmoil, investors unwind those bets and buy the Japanese currency.
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Romney's consideration for the role, however, has caused turmoil within Trump's inner circle.
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Gref believed that market turmoil could continue – particularly given uncertainty over oil prices.
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If the turmoil persists, it could threaten investment in oil and gas facilities.
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That means China selling might continue, feeding another bout of global market turmoil.
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A week ago, the team fired assistant Vance Walberg, adding to the turmoil.
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The resulting turmoil helped usher in a telegenic populist in 1989: Fernando Collor.
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What is more, Kashmir's decades of turmoil have left its society bitterly divided.
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Trump isn't even president yet, and already his tweets are causing diplomatic turmoil.
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Amid the turmoil, Britain drops out of the EU with no proper deal.
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When a founder goes ballistic on his own company, the turmoil consumes all.
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Sunday's board call will follow two weeks of turmoil over the bank's leadership.
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Thursday's announcement came at a time of continuing turmoil for the Police Department.
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The New York Times: In Northam's turmoil, Democrats see an agenda at risk.
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But the United States emerged from the turmoil far more prosperous and powerful.
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Since then, he had remained in power through a great deal of turmoil.
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Some economists said that the turmoil in Europe could slightly stunt American growth.
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There was quite a bit of turmoil in the first quarter of 2018.
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Talented execs might leave or employees may be distracted by turmoil or uncertainty.
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But would a change in the status quo lead to progress or turmoil?
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Talented execs might leave, or employees may be distracted by turmoil or uncertainty.
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Economists say leaving the EU without a deal would cause Britain economic turmoil.
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Today bankers will simply be trying to weather the turmoil after yesterday's vote.
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Mr Abe also stands to benefit from the post-Brexit-vote financial turmoil.
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They were put into conservatorship amid the turmoil of the 2008 financial crisis.
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The economy and the stock market are humming along again, despite recent turmoil.
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His efforts highlight growing turmoil inside the Republican Party and the conservative movement.
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Fox News should ultimately emerge from this turmoil with similar ratings and image.
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Across the globe, unstable food supplies are associated with turmoil, crime and conflict.
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Despite positive spin from Weaver, the organization itself is already experiencing some turmoil.
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Trade turmoil between the U.S. and other nations continues to keep markets jittery.
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Further complicating matters, the Syrian conflict has become intertwined with Turkey's domestic turmoil.
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Prolonged political turmoil has dealt several body blows to Africa's most industrialized economy.
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Intermedia Labs is reportedly in turmoil as it's struggled to reengage an audience.
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The New York Times: Transportation Security Administration workers strike, raising turmoil at airports.
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Amid the turmoil, Podesta may try to maintain a presence on K Street.
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The two showed no signs of exiting their Williams positions amid the turmoil.
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But the turmoil that's engulfed the movement since Charlottesville has proved him right.
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His hooded eyes, hunched posture and distracted, monosyllabic responses betray his inner turmoil.
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The yen is often sought in times of market turmoil and political tensions.
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But Issa's inner turmoil suggests that loneliness exists even when you're not alone.
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Falling dairy prices, trade turmoil and a labor shortage has hit farmers hard.
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The timing of the incident comes amid political turmoil — and may benefit Netanyahu
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Investors want certainty, with the political turmoil weighing on consumer and business sentiment.
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The financial turmoil that would accompany a leave vote could spark destabilizing contagion.
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Despite the strong support, the vote caused some turmoil in the chamber. Sen.
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Market turmoil has in turn boosted expectations of further central bank stimulus measures.
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The company's accounting mess has brought a share-price collapse and management turmoil.
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The yen is often sought in times of political tension and market turmoil.
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Iggy Azalea is opening up about the emotional turmoil she experienced last year.
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If the country faces deeper turmoil, there could be disruption to oil supplies.
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All performed positively after turmoil in the market [at the end of June].
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This could lead to political turmoil at a delicate time in Iraqi politics.
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The yen often attracts demand in times of political tensions and market turmoil.
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WeWork board members are talking about ousting CEO Adam Neumann amid IPO turmoil
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And the Russian leader may have had a hand in triggering the turmoil.
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The turmoil has led to hefty turnover of late in Clover's C-suite.
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The moves came after political turmoil in the embattled city escalated this week.
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INVESTMENT CUT The turmoil since the primary could also hit crop investment overall.
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He arrived in Ethiopia just as this country has plunged into political turmoil.
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In recent days, that roadshow has coincided with turmoil in the stock markets.
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The acrimonious back and forth played out amid continuing turmoil in the region.
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"The turmoil in these brush strokes reminds me of Joan Mitchell," he said.
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But as the turmoil there deepened, so, too, did their roots in Willmar.
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Despite the turmoil, she remained focused on her dream of working with animals.
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Investors have piled into money market funds as a shelter from market turmoil.
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The turmoil has already sent ripples through global markets during the past year.
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Finally, he warned that retaining Mr. Durkin would send the campus into turmoil.
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Europe has been particularly vulnerable to global forces, given the turmoil at home.
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Do you find yourself taking on more work in times of emotional turmoil?
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"I think he's got the country in turmoil," he said of the president.
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The songs churn through personal and political turmoil, maintaining the old grunge desperation.
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Amid the turmoil, he was shot in the arm, while his family dispersed.
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And although it means more turmoil for the country, that's a good thing.
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Malaysia was plunged into turmoil when Mahathir quit as prime minister on Feb.
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Egypt had witnessed great political turmoil since the Arab Spring protests in 2011.
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Political turmoil is not a victory that Russia should be allowed to claim.
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Despite that turmoil, Facebook is currently still working on a variety of devices.
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Those headlines only added to the turmoil that has surrounded Tesla this year.
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During a pivotal election season, the chaos in the borderlands mirrors turmoil nationwide.
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Yet it is yet another sign of the turmoil in American politics today.
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Here are the stocks Wall Street says to buy during the market turmoil:
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The Recap: Uber has been in turmoil with several scandals in recent months.
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They are worried that my soul is in turmoil because I do abortions.
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Mr. Brennan said Russia was trying to capitalize on the turmoil in Washington.
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Maddon returned there before Christmas in 2010 to find his hometown in turmoil.
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Kelly&aposs 16-month tenure was marked with turmoil within the Oval Office.
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The governor's slashing of state funding left university leaders blindsided and in turmoil.
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That would certainly anger Trump, he said, and create turmoil in financial markets.
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Still, there is considerable good news under their heap of self-inflicted turmoil.
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The yen often draws demand in times of market turmoil and political tension.
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And during the turmoil the repo rate stopped tracking the federal funds rate.
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He has his work cut out for him after a winter of turmoil.
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The Mets have endured some turmoil since the sale negotiations were first announced.
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Would divisions among Republicans over what should happen to Mr. Greitens create turmoil?
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I work for a small start-up that's seen its share of turmoil.
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Major indexes continue to hover around record territory despite all the geopolitical turmoil.
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But the Russia probe is not the only source of turmoil rocking Washington.
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The president put us on a path toward conflict and turmoil with Iran.
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The attempted escape came in a time of turmoil for the Correction Department.
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And, the turmoil in the Middle East isn't going to make fundamentals better.
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Iran, volatile and brimming with culture, was in political turmoil under the shah.
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Amid the turmoil, Mr. McQueen's three children issued a joint statement this week.
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Libya has been in turmoil since the fall of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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Paltrow Neumann removed her children from WeGrow when the turmoil began at WeWork.
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He generally sees times of market turmoil as occasions to buy the MTUM.
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The most popular theory by far centered on Mr. West's recent emotional turmoil.
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The yen, another beneficiary in times of perceived global turmoil, also attracted bids.
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Australia's government is in turmoil as its prime minister fights a leadership challenge.
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Trump's shift toward more protectionist policies has caused turmoil in the White House.
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The country's racial turmoil and Civil Rights movements were not reflected on screen.
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Last week was tumultuous in a country that prides itself on weathering turmoil.
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Most recently, a diplomatic spat with the U.S. has exacerbated Ankara's financial turmoil.
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Hala Rated R for a little sex and a lot of emotional turmoil.
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A look at any issue in recent weeks reveals a world in turmoil.
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GORMAN: WELL FIRST OF ALL THE MARKETS HAVE BEEN SCREAMING FOR TURMOIL, RIGHT.
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Tech stocks, the biggest losers during the market turmoil, raced back to life.
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"The whole world seems to be in a kind of turmoil," she said.
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To the Editor: The Trump administration is throwing our intelligence agencies into turmoil.
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That turmoil extends to top staffers in government who are outside the Cabinet.
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The latest OPEC turmoil amplifies the supply constraints imposed by the cartel's kingpin.
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Trump has cast blame for the market turmoil on the US central bank.
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But, he added, referring to current geopolitical turmoil, "so is the general situation."
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In coming to Washington, Netanyahu was hoping to escape political turmoil back home.
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Background: Mr. Calhoun, who is also Boeing's chairman, has faced corporate turmoil before.
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It's also widely believed that turmoil over Brexit could have weakened the market.
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Instead, it quietly went about strengthening itself under the cover of political turmoil.
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Migrants are fleeing violence, political turmoil and economic distress in their home countries.
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That throws all of NATO (and Canadian) policy in the region into turmoil.
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Getting rid of Obamacare's loathed mandates could cause turmoil in the insurance markets.
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American protectionism could trigger an economic crisis and political turmoil north of the border.
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In the wake of Farley's death, the film was thrown back into development turmoil.
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But violence and turmoil in eastern Congo has made some areas difficult to access.
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Both banks have seen their share price fall in recent days amid the turmoil.
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The press release mentioned that this album was inspired by personal and social turmoil.
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Putin is also hoping that turmoil in Europe will infect NATO, undermining its coherence.
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Remke resigned following months of turmoil at the agency, the Los Angeles Times reported.
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Would the political turmoil and economic collapse bring the entire event to a standstill?
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Some noted that the bond market turmoil could spill over to China's stock markets.
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Moore, a critic of Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell, could cause turmoil if elected.
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The yen has been a traditional safe haven for investors in times of turmoil.
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Throughout the political turmoil of the 20th century, champions of conscience earned our admiration.
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And if market turmoil and losses continue, the job market stands to be hit.
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At the centre of the turmoil is Merkel, still the EU's most powerful leader.
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In an election year characterized by turmoil and uncertainty, these issues are worth consideration.
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Into this stew pot of political, diplomatic and economic turmoil has stepped Donald Trump.
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But the economy has slowed, battered by the turmoil in neighboring Syria and Iraq.
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Last week it was delayed due to the political turmoil following the Brexit vote.
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The Facebook page sites increased "turmoil and uncertainty" as a motivation to continue efforts.
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Flexport's digital focus helps it stay flexible in the midst of global trade turmoil.
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The yen tends to attract demand in times of political strife and market turmoil.
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He believes its people will overcome the present turmoil and one day thrive again.
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But that plan came unstuck thanks to market turmoil following the global financial crisis.
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Gold is traditionally seen as a safe place to invest in times of turmoil.
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The turmoil convinced many Egyptians that Morsy was not just incompetent but also violent.
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Three senior executives at Tata Group resigned, deepening the turmoil at India's largest conglomerate.
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The new leader will take over Germany's oldest party at a time of turmoil.
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The new leader will take over Germany's oldest party at a time of turmoil.
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In 2016, the 92-year-old titan stepped down and plunged Viacom into turmoil.
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So, I think we are in the midst of great turmoil in this region.
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The singer seemingly poured the emotional turmoil with her former boss into the tune.
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But in the wake of Brexit-induced market turmoil, this time could be different.
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In Turkey investors may have feared turmoil if Mr Erdogan's proposal had been defeated.
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Traders said Britain's exit, or Brexit, would cause economic turmoil to Europe and beyond.
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He also acknowledged the company's turmoil in a message to employees seen by Reuters.
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Andrew M. Cuomo toured Great Meadow last year in response to the turmoil there.
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But Jones' performance is lacking, and he can't believably project the character's inner turmoil.
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McCall paid for the rest, sending her "personal finance situation into turmoil," she said.
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It has been a month of turmoil in France, and it just got worse.
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Political turmoil in Hong Kong, Britain and Italy has also heightened uncertainties for investors.
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Gen Zs' short lives have been marked by political turmoil and contentious national debates.
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Estonia gained its independence in the turmoil of the First World War in 603.
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Izzy's life is in a state of turmoil that no ex-boyfriend can fix.
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He continued tweeting for hours without once mentioning the city that was in turmoil.
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Few states endured the degree of economic turmoil that racked Nevada during the recession.
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Zames also played a central role in keeping the bank stable amid financial turmoil.
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Failure here could result in social turmoil, and even an AI backlash against humans.
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WITH ECONOMIC turmoil crippling Venezuela, we ask what can be done to tame hyperinflation.
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The country has been in constitutional turmoil since Catalans backed independence in an Oct.
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That means the management turmoil will likely have consequences that extend beyond Uber itself.
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Abrupt shifts in policy cause uncertainty for companies and risk financial turmoil (see article).
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The Japanese currency often attracts demand in times of political tensions and market turmoil.
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Jared Diamond sets out to construct a diagnostic framework for political systems in turmoil.
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The disabled community has gone through tremendous turmoil any time healthcare has been threatened.
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At the center of the turmoil is Merkel, still the EU's most powerful leader.
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Gold, a traditional safe haven in times of turmoil, rose more than 1 percent.
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Throughout Annabelle Neilson's life, the reality star and British aristocrat faced hardship and turmoil.
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But there's been turmoil along the way — much of it captured on their E!
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TC: How is the startup scene being impacted by all the turmoil surrounding it?
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With emerging markets in turmoil, the finance ministry is struggling to raise more money.
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IT IS not the first time an air crash has caused turmoil in Brazil.
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The search for ways to avoid future bail-outs started before the turmoil ended.
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In a country going through economic or social turmoil this would not be enough.
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But in a country of high immigration, these strictures are causing unexpected political turmoil.
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A pioneer in social media, Twitter has stagnated and experienced severe management turmoil recently.
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Despite all this turmoil, Ally remains a dedicated, sympathetic, and supportive partner for Maine.
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In fact, the political turmoil witnessed in the past month bucks long-term trends.
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"He certainly doesn't want to see turmoil and death," Trump said in the interview.
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Despite all the turmoil, Wharton School Professor Jeremy Siegel doesn't find reason to worry.
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During the NFL draft last month, Maccagnan denied reports of simmering turmoil with Gase.
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During this week of NFL turmoil, here's one story that will make everyone happy.
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Amid the turmoil, Trump has taken some shaky first steps on the global stage.
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But America doesn't want the turmoil to affect the ongoing effort to destroy ISIS.
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"My choice at that time was, I didn't want turmoil and conflict," she says.
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"I have spent several sleepless nights and days in turmoil and agony," she wrote.
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The main reason for the drop: politics and the turmoil surrounding the Trump administration.
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In the past few years, gold hasn't offered much safety in times of turmoil.
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Libya has been splintered by violent turmoil since the 2011 fall of Muammar Gaddafi.
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Most U.S. airlines already halted service to Venezuela amid political and economic turmoil there.
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But with the new year market turmoil, such an aggressive path looks in doubt.
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Libya remains in turmoil over five years after the revolution that toppled Muammar Gaddafi.
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The slumping price of oil has also caused stock market turmoil in recent weeks.
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A Venezuelan family fleeing the rising turmoil in their country says they're seeking refuge.
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For example, Brainard cited the turmoil in equity and bond markets on February 5.
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Still, a Republican victory could add additional turmoil and uncertainty to the law's marketplaces.
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To be clear, the Qatari turmoil is of deep concern to the United States.
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In the current turmoil, the army could consider using force if unrest worsens sharply.
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Political turmoil and economic collapse including hyperinflation have set Venezuela on a downward spiral.
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Nick signifies his emotional turmoil by wandering through the snow without a coat on.
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It's unclear what the fate of the show will be after this morning's turmoil.
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At the moment political turmoil is on the rise across most of the world.
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The turmoil scared off tourists and foreign investors, both key sources of hard currency.
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IS has grown in the turmoil, taking over Sirte city and drawing foreign recruits.
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A Rage for Order: The Middle East in Turmoil, from Tahrir Square to ISIS.
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And yet in other ways we haven't learned anything from the turmoil of 1968.
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Tarkington's first serious novel—written as he was approaching fifty—was "The Turmoil" (1915).
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" He said news about Trump's legal turmoil is "not a big thing back home.
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Still, the actual impact of our turmoil on Election Day remains to be seen.
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The Japanese currency is often sought in times of market turmoil and political tensions.
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After decades of controversy and infighting at the Hershey Trust, turmoil has also subsided.
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Personnel changes amd infighting at DHS have roiled it in turmoil in recent months.
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Amid the turmoil, newer lawmakers clamored for more power and voice within the caucus.
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And CannTrust isn't the only major Canadian cannabis grower facing turmoil in recent weeks.
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The contrary is true: Mr Assad's violence is the primary cause of the turmoil.
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But the economy has slowed, battered by the turmoil in neighbouring Syria and Iraq.
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Continuing unrest, during which dozens of demonstrators were killed, has plunged Sudan into turmoil.
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The party was soon thrown further into turmoil, as two women accused Lt. Gov.
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But the decade's relentless turmoil (civil rights, Vietnam, political assassinations, Watergate, feminism) demanded discourse.
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And they will have to cope with the turmoil as old factory jobs disappear.
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The turmoil had hammered the country's shaky economy, damaging its image with global investors.
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It could even turn into a bubble depending on how bad the turmoil is.
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Obviously, Italy's political turmoil and uncertainties in the future caused European market to fall.
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The last French troops left in 1946, and a long period of turmoil followed.
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State health insurance exchanges created under the new health care law are in turmoil.
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His presidency came at a time of major political and social turmoil in America.
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They dealt with more marital turmoil in 2016, when they publicly addressed cheating rumors.
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Yet the singularity of 1968 does not diminish its pertinence to our present turmoil.
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He sidestepped blaming a specific faction in the White House for the political turmoil.
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Mr. Hubbard's problems are only a part of the turmoil in Montgomery these days.
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In 2019, it is a weakened advocacy group with leadership in turmoil (The Hill).
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But as the turmoil has calmed down, SoFi is emerging as the new leader.
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After almost two years of personnel turmoil at FNC, Abernethy needs to find stability.
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The turmoil in the UK has caused Irish government bond yield spreads to widen.
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The president-elect turned to Twitter to deny that his team was in turmoil.
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Twitter has endured internal turmoil and a revolving door of executives and board members.
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If the turmoil in the Mideast seems too overwhelming to grasp, this could help.
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Libya has been in turmoil since the toppling of leader Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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A RAGE FOR ORDER: The Middle East in Turmoil, From Tahrir Square to ISIS.
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Such inner turmoil and rage precipitate a familial destructive environment, which often includes SGBV.
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The widespread turmoil in these oil-producing regions caused major volatility in energy prices.
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"We think that this turmoil is not over," he said in a research note.
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Amid the turmoil, Trump scrapped a trip to South America, set to begin Friday.
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This city has been in turmoil over questions of race and policing for months.
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The situation underscores how political turmoil is keeping investors wary of new equity issues.
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As you might expect, traces of American political turmoil tinge much of the art.
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With Brazil's economy in turmoil, Fernandez said he's seeing an influx of new drivers.
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In the most recent economic turmoil of 2009, both WhatsApp and Square were started.
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Back then, society was in turmoil: there was debate about divorce, sexual conduct, everything.
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Fadell left his role as CEO of Nest a year ago amid staff turmoil.
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Akin to James Blake's plushly downtempo torch tunes, love's turmoil ekes into every bar.
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The Japanese currency, often sought in times of market turmoil or economic uncertainty, strengthened.
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After a year of turmoil, let's shift our focus to areas where we agree.
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Traders said Britain's exit, or "Brexit," could cause economic turmoil to Europe and beyond.
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WeWork has been in turmoil since it filed its public-offering paperwork in August.
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The turmoil that ensued forced many online lenders to significantly curtail their new lending.
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Her success fed a longstanding debate on the relationship between mental turmoil and creativity.
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Many are opponents of President Nicolás Maduro, fleeing their country's political and economic turmoil.
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Insurers said the freeze would cause turmoil in insurance markets and drive up premiums.
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His two consecutive terms as secretary general were punctuated by turmoil in the world.
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In recent years, the management of professional basketball in Japan has been in turmoil.
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Mr. Comey's firing in the spring of last year thrust the administration into turmoil.
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There is the turmoil of the region and a host of looming existential threats.
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This new political turmoil is likely to increase speculation about the strength of Mrs.
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The Special Commissioner's office has been embroiled in its own turmoil in recent months.
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After months of turmoil at the newspaper, its owner, Tronc, announced the deal today.
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Credit ratings agency Fitch downgraded Hong Kong on Friday, citing turmoil in the city.
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Gee, we've been hearing a ton about the turmoil in the president's legal team.
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After three months of political turmoil, new Catalan elections are scheduled for Dec. 21.
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Molina is a health plan that has been through a bit of turmoil lately.
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A university president compared the turmoil on her campus to a bad bridge hand.
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Overall, I'll be happy to leave behind the stress and turmoil of this year.
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Much of the turmoil is attributable to the high-profile political prizes at stake.
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It also blames what it calls U.S. meddling for turmoil in the Middle East.
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Or it can be the pangs of anguish following turmoil or a disaster abroad.
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So is the turmoil in Turkey a preview of what will happen under Trump?
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Also now complicating the intra-Afghan talks is political turmoil from Afghanistan's September elections.
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Until Wednesday, Mr. Trump had faced weeks of turmoil over his administration's immigration policies.
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Here's a novel strategy to prepare for future turmoil and detect the next recession.
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Robinhood, popular with young investors, experienced another major outage on Monday amid market turmoil.
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President Trump's turmoil isn't the only important thing in the world; another is family.
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Investors often rush to the safety of government bonds in times of market turmoil.
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Go deeper: Hong Kong airport in turmoil as protests prompt 2nd day of cancellations
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Still, market turmoil should make us take a hard look at the economy's prospects.
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Think about what you're telling your customers during this time of turmoil and uncertainty.
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Analysts say the National Oil Corporation has managed to remain neutral amid the turmoil.
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Soldiers from both sides fought amid immense social turmoil, political uncertainty and military pressure.
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Some setbacks can be traced to crop failures, political turmoil or the 2008 recession.
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Friday's move highlights the turmoil that has gripped Libya since the Arab Spring uprising.
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The financial markets are in turmoil, with the major US indices in correction territory.
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"The concern about international turmoil filtering into the U.S. economy is overblown," he said.
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Many investors are betting that economic growth will overcome any worries about political turmoil.
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The turmoil has also left American-led efforts against the Islamic State in doubt.
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Our nation has gone through periods of great turmoil in our nearly 250 years.
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Coupled with the political turmoil, the economic crisis threatens to have long-lasting effects.
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The United Nations' mission for Iraq proposed Sunday a roadmap to address the turmoil.
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Presidents are also great when they provide moral clarity in moments of domestic turmoil.
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But the turmoil of the past few years is finally in her rear view.
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More than the other two versions, Ms. Marin captures the score's roiling emotional turmoil.
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Traders are still bearish on cannabis stocks after months of turmoil in the industry.
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The turmoil led Trump to publicly question the performance of his media relations staff.
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Rebecca says the family has been in turmoil since the group issued the ultimatum.
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Their case has been buttressed by the turmoil that has engulfed the Trump campaign.
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When depicting his main characters' inner turmoil, Richardson moves well beyond his hortatory preoccupations.
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Maybe it represents an emotional turmoil Frisch is spending no small effort to contain.
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Maybe it's that same turmoil coloring his own vision of the world around him.
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The turmoil offers a rare glimpse inside the ultrasecretive world of billionaire family offices.
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The company announced Monday it would withdraw its S-1 filing amid the turmoil.
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But the legislation was largely overshadowed by the political turmoil gripping the White House.
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Maybe those were due to turmoil over his identity or trauma during his childhood.
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Since October, the country has been struggling with political turmoil and severe economic uncertainty.
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Those with more invested generally did not make changes during periods of market turmoil.
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Investors may seek the safety of treasury bonds during times of stock market turmoil.
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Jack Ma and others get richer Some Chinese billionaires thrived amid the turmoil, though.
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Venezuela has grappled with food shortages, inflation and political turmoil under Maduro's rule. 4.
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McGrady said Anthony had handled the turmoil about as well as anyone could expect.
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Congress would then have 30 days to elect a successor, deepening the political turmoil.
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The turmoil in Washington delights Trump fans but it's just chaos for everyone else.
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Market turmoil followed as investors sold Treasury bonds in anticipation of higher interest rates.
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But the dramatic beauty of the area belies the political turmoil that surrounds it.
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The economic collapse of 2008 and political turmoil created a perfect storm for comedy.
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However, the economic turmoil in Turkey could have other consequences for the euro zone.
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"Democracy Hacked: Political Turmoil and Information Warfare in the Digital Age" by Martin Moore
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Eliminating these subsidies would cause turmoil in insurance markets, insurers and consumer advocates say.
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For months, markets had seemed almost immune to political turmoil in the United States.
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Despite the turmoil, Zimbabwe's economy was strong in the early years of Mugabe's rule.
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Traditional power centers — the governing Socialists and the center-right Republicans — are in turmoil.
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Ford's accusations against the federal appellate judge, however, have thrown the process into turmoil.
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Meanwhile, major Latin American markets Brazil and Argentina are facing turmoil of their own.
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Meanwhile, major Latin American markets Argentina and Brazil are facing turmoil of their own.
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His aides and defenders likely are weary after four years of turmoil and controversy.
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In Kansas, Mr. Trump is by no means the only force stirring political turmoil.
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It has also gone through turmoil as it endures an extended beta-mode period.
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It was a year with political turmoil and terrorism dominating headlines across the globe.
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And then, what if Brexit happens and you get turmoil in the global economy?
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Despite recent market turmoil, some investors said fears of a deeper selloff are overblown.
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Markets across Europe have been rattled by recent political turmoil in Spain and Italy.
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Growing political turmoil in Germany and France could also make a deal harder to reach.
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Recent departures hint at turmoil at Quartet Health, a mental health startup backed by GV
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Russian Agriculture Minister Alexander Tkachev said he hoped the turmoil would not seriously affect exports.
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If all of this emotional turmoil sounds intimidating to you, don't worry — nothing lasts forever.
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The judges say when Britney and Sam met in 2007 her life was in turmoil.
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Regional turmoil and slower rates of gas sales have probably shaken investor confidence, she added.
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Q: What advice do you have for others whose industry is in turmoil, like journalism?
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But that belied what is going on behind the scenes: a White House in turmoil.
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Despite unbelievable fame, the decades that followed were marked with turmoil for Cassidy, now 223.
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Despite the recent market turmoil, the major U.S. indexes are still outperforming their global peers.
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Compounding that, the Department is in the midst of an unprecedented period of leadership turmoil.
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Egypt is the region's largest market while countries from Libya to Iraq are in turmoil.
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Missing payments could trigger financial turmoil and hit the U.S. economy, possibly triggering a recession.
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Both films wonder what's next for the nation after more than 15 years of turmoil.
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Refugees seeking asylum feared being sent back to states overrun with extreme violence and turmoil.
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Rose threatened to cut Kick off from the family, which left her in further turmoil.
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Kathryn Newton, of Big Little Lies and Detective Pikachu fame, anchors all the teenage turmoil.
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But given the turmoil and tumult in Washington, it doesn't mean that Trump won't try.
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TWO months ago Monimbó, a neighbourhood of Masaya, south-east of Managua, was in turmoil.
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President Trump's decision to withdraw American troops from northern Syria threw the operation into turmoil.
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His efforts to reform Brazil's economy are making progress, but his government is in turmoil.
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But this year, after months of secessionist turmoil, the celebrations were colored by political division.
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Non-yielding bullion is often seen as a safer investment during political and financial turmoil.
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But it could nonetheless rattle investors who are already jittery after last week's market turmoil.
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But Ms. Wells is determined to convey high-minded self-possession along with inner turmoil.
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The instability has caused uncertainty in a country that has been plagued by political turmoil.
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I have a bad habit of buying things as a way to displace internal turmoil.
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Officials could opt to abandon their tightening stance in order to counteract the trade turmoil.
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However, the recent stock price turmoil shows that much of that confidence has been lost.
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Watson returned early from the Glastonbury festival on Sunday to help deal with the turmoil.
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The turmoil has led to the resignation of some company leaders, including CEO Geisha Williams.
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And then there's anecdotal evidence to suggest American families fell into turmoil with Trump's victory.
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Having options really just seemed to me like the best preemptive strike against global turmoil.
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IT IS rare for a court judgment to cause turmoil in the foreign-currency markets.
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Is more equal representation of women in government a silver lining of Europe's political turmoil?
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That would cause turmoil in foreign-exchange and bond markets, and create an inflation shock.
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In the end, it will lead only to more resentment, more turmoil and more terrorism.
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It's a tempting proposition, and a radical one, but it would also mean ecological turmoil.
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Lam has apologised for the turmoil the extradition bill has caused and declared it "dead".
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Sterling fell 0.3 percent to $1.3220 as turmoil grips Britain's exit from the European Union .
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Read more: Turmoil in the FBI Information about the congressional hearing was also publicly available.
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But this week's turmoil led some companies to delay their offerings, most notably Tencent Music.
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But implementation of the deal has stalled, in part due to the opposition leadership turmoil.
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Here is a timeline of major events during the years of turmoil in the kingdom.
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Turmoil on global financial markets has also boosted the safe-haven appeal of such bonds.
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Sterling edged higher to $1.2854 after political turmoil over Brexit caused steep losses last week.
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Everything was in turmoil, and in that moment, I wasn't sure who I could trust.
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Financial turmoil radiated outwards, threatening to tip large swathes of the world economy into recession.
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Turmoil in Washington and London contrasts with centrist stability in Paris and (mostly) in Berlin.
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So much disruption, so much turmoil and loss, all because of this one tiny gadget.
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Or perhaps his apparent volte-face reflects the turmoil in Mr Trump's national-security apparatus.
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The decreasing value of the renminbi has spurred faster capital flight and worsened the turmoil.
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The yen's tends to draw demand in times of market turmoil and investor risk aversion.
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Our team has had some turmoil and some of our players wanted to go home.
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It now appears that the turmoil could last until the end of trading this week.
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Utilities have been the best S&P 500 sector when the market is in turmoil.
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Burundi has been in bloody turmoil ever since Mr Nkurunziza's declared his third-term intentions.
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Amid the trade turmoil, oil prices saw their largest plunge in 4 years on Thursday.
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The next morning, airstrikes begin, but it's nothing compared to the turmoil in Elizabeth's head.
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Metal prices were under pressure as the turmoil in Chinese markets has sparked demand worries.
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But should the current turmoil persist, the National Team could make a comeback this year.
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Ultimately, after seven months of turmoil, a jury found Barrie and the CAC not guilty.
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Italians, mired in political and economic turmoil during their country's unification process, escaped in waves.
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Win, lose or draw, the US was headed into a prolonged period of political turmoil.
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"Arguably, Amazon expects higher corporate turmoil than is currently priced in corporate securities," Srivastava said.
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Otherwise the 50 percent of people losing work will cause so much turmoil for society.
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The auction was delayed twice last year, in part due to political turmoil in Peru.
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The turmoil is also prompting questions about the policies of Shinzo Abe, the prime minister.
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Even as the country descended into economic and political turmoil, she didn't think of leaving.
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Why, in the midst of such turmoil, is America looking to weep at family drama?
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Through interpretive dance, viewers then follow the woman's emotional turmoil, with an ultimately hopeful ending.
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Gus's show seems to be in turmoil, but he has a handle on his life.
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But another unhappy country, 104th-place Egypt, has been marred by violence and political turmoil.
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Sterling fell 0.2 percent to $1.3234 amid turmoil over Britain's exit from the European Union.
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It would put a swift end to the turmoil that has gripped an entire nation.
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Read replaced founder Martin Sorrell during a period of turmoil for the company last year.
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Lam has apologized for the turmoil the extradition bill has caused and declared it "dead".
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Even with Sudan's political turmoil, both Yagoub and Elsheikh have plans to expand their operations.
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"This family has been in turmoil for how many years now?" he tells his sister.
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The cafe chain owner had plunged into turmoil in October after accounting irregularities were discovered.
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Now debt and delinquencies are rising fast, raising fears of broader turmoil in U.S. agriculture.
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Autocrats around the world watching America will no doubt find some comfort in the turmoil.
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You take a look at the FBI a year ago, it was in virtual turmoil.
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The Sunday discussion by the board follows two weeks of turmoil over the bank's leadership.
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It's the latest issue for a company that has been plagued by turmoil this year.
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Fear makes government bonds appear a haven from turmoil, even when their return is negative.
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There is no doubt the separatists' popularity and ability to stir turmoil has grown, however.
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There's been a lot of publicized turmoil in the US since you dropped an album.
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Indeed, the wars and turmoil since the Arab spring have suppressed the hunger for democracy.
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A simple message runs through all this: Europe is sliding into stagnation, turmoil and extremism.
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That may be reasonable, given the turmoil of 2011, but it is a change nonetheless.
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Uptown, at the 34th street TV headquarters, the stakes were higher and the turmoil heavier.
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Or will it flare now and again, sending markets into turmoil and ships into battle?
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The White House has stood by Kavanaugh even as his nomination is thrust into turmoil.
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"He's a showboat, he's grandstander, the FBI has been in turmoil," Trump said of Comey.
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All against a background of intensifying economic turmoil and increasingly ugly divides on Britain's streets.
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The government, hampered by red tape and political turmoil, has only begun to approve projects.
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As elsewhere in Libya, those have been ruined by years of conflict and political turmoil.
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly pointed the finger at the Fed for the market turmoil.
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New York (CNN Business)This year has been filled with transition and turmoil at Starbucks.
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The yen often attracts safe-haven bids in times of political tension and market turmoil.
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Turmoil in Brazil intensified as the country's Senate suspended the deeply unpopular president, Dilma Rousseff.
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"Baton Rouge has been through a lot of turmoil in the last year," Dunnam said.
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But here we sit, watching the global markets in turmoil as the Trump trade unravels.
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Home Depot also appears to be taking advantage of continued turmoil at its top rivals.
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Injecting turmoil into the lives of Hondurans here will have effects on their homeland, too.
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In times of social turmoil, our impulse is often to pull back on free expression.
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Matt Bevin (R) and his own lieutenant governor is throwing the state into political turmoil.
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How do artists equip themselves to engage the world in its present state of turmoil?
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Read more:Newly revealed text messages show Trump diplomats' internal turmoil over his pressure on UkraineU.
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Aggregates and averages obscure the economic turmoil that's opened wounds in places like Dearborn, Mich.
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Trade wars, political turmoil, and slowing global growth have all suppressed optimism across the market.
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Think back to April 1, 1940, and a world awash in turmoil, hate and fear.
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