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BALTIMORE — It was certainly an odd turn of events.
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An unfortunate turn of events at the office leads to a dystopian turn of events for a very strung-out Ross: "Someone at work ate my sandwich!" he shrieks in Central Perk.
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If anyone's laughing at this turn of events, it's Apple.
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One of the most blessed turn of events all year.
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"It is a disappointing turn of events," said Republican Sen.
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Russia is beyond satisfied with this serendipitous turn of events.
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It also said it "deeply regrets" the turn of events.
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But that particular turn of events wasn't a foregone conclusion.
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I am deeply pained by the turn of events today.
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Hatch tells us he's devastated by the turn of events.
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Of course, the weekend provided an unexpected turn of events.
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Wolf reminded lawmakers of that turn of events on Tuesday.
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This turn of events was of course upsetting for Hernandez.
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This fictional turn of events isn't so far from reality.
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The turn of events seems particularly cruel for Mr. Markle.
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Washington celebrated with extra emphasis given the turn of events.
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Stunned Republicans vented their frustration with the turn of events.
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Two significant events may explain this bizarre turn of events.
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It was a stunning turn of events as they unfolded.
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I mean, crushing, but quite the striking turn of events.
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We were both pretty shocked by this turn of events.
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Faulting Watson for the unfortunate turn of events is hard.
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He continued to be surprised at the turn of events.
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But she nonetheless expressed disappointment at the turn of events.
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Why is this most recent turn of events so significant?
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Although sudden, the turn of events was scarcely a shocker.
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That's a turn of events worthy of a mystery novel.
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But he said the turn of events had been extremely stressful.
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This turn of events has surprised everyone, apparently including the junta.
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Narrator: Now, the spider isn't happy with this turn of events.
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I wasn't the only one surprised by this turn of events.
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It is difficult to imagine a more unlikely turn of events.
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Her husband was dumbfounded by the turn of events as well.
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There's every reason to fret about this latest turn of events.
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There's even foreshadowing for this turn of events in the books.
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Back in 2012, Trump would have hated this turn of events.
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Cardi didn't seem worried about the turn of events last night.
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Others said the current turn of events was not entirely surprising.
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I gotta say, this was a highly disappointing turn of events.
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Narrator: Now, the spider isn't happy with this turn of events.
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But the question, despite this mesmerizing turn of events, is twofold.
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Mr. McConnell was clearly unhappy with the sudden turn of events.
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That turn of events reflects a dizzying swing in market sentiment.
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"Please forgive this unexpected turn of events," the singer, 61, said.
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I'm disappointed by the turn of events, and that's an understatement.
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They knew exactly how to handle this complicated turn of events.
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The Founders could not have contemplated such a turn of events.
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Among even Republicans, there was dismay at the turn of events.
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But he faults the Obama administration for this turn of events.
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The turn of events was a shock to Germans and Europeans alike.
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"It's an incredible turn of events," a spokeswoman for the series says.
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"It would be an unfortunate turn of events to reverse" that progress.
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Even I was not sure what this turn of events might portend.
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It&aposs really a remarkable and bizarre and surreal turn of events.
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An unexpected turn of events, a detour, a random act of kindness?
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The latest, shown in February, came after a bizarre turn of events.
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The turn of events uplifted the deputy in more ways than one.
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This is a sad and difficult turn of events for our family.
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Morland had tweeted an ominous message foreshadowing the tragic turn of events.
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But at this year's event, there was a heartwarming turn of events.
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Rachel, in a surprising turn of events, says she'll administer the drug.
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But this turn of events left a bad taste in my mouth.
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Everyone at ZSL London Zoo is heartbroken by this turn of events.
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In a hilarious turn of events, Middleton was disqualified from the tournament.
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However, this turn of events was not conveyed to counter-terrorism police.
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Frugals was none too pleased to learn of this turn of events.
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The turn of events at Apple had not changed that one bit.
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All of this may seem like a stunning, surprising turn of events.
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Other advisers to Mr. Trump were stunned by the turn of events.
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In a shocking turn of events, something about Facebook isn't especially good.
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On the stand on Tuesday, Mr. Musk lamented the turn of events.
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Houston still trailed by five when a crucial turn of events unfolded.
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Not many other details are known about this bizarre turn of events.
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This unexpected turn of events, he confided, has left him somehow optimistic.
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In a surprising turn of events, Qatar's loss has been British Airways' gain.
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In a rare turn of events, not one contestant on Tuesday night's Jeopardy!
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An unexpected turn of events will force you to take action today, Taurus.
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The lyrics were especially compelling given the tragic turn of events days before.
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Take a moment to process this unexpected turn of events if you must.
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For May, however, the unhappy turn of events ironically echoes the piece's themes.
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It's been such a quick turn of events, and my family doesn't now.
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In a statement, the governor signaled his disappointment with the turn of events.
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But, in a pleasant turn of events, STEREO far outlived its expected lifetime.
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Facebook revealed the turn of events in a blog post update this afternoon.
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In a strange turn of events, the Dalai Lama has commented on #Braxit.
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The Republicans failed, and in an interesting turn of events, ended up winning.
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No one is more surprised by this turn of events than McEntire herself.
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But who would come out on top in such a turn of events?
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Given this turn of events, the chairman has several options at his discretion.
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In a horrific turn of events, however, she never responded to my messages.
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He's clearly not happy with the drastic turn of events in his life.
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It was a stunning turn of events after decades of rule by Republicans.
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If your head is spinning at that turn of events, you aren't alone.
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Crushed by this unfortunate turn of events, I shook my head and boarded.
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But in a surprising turn of events, there was even bigger news today.
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Does this year's turn of events spell the end of identity politics nationwide?
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For Margaret, this unexpected turn of events came after a fairly conventional life.
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How to make sense of the bizarre turn of events involving Paul Manafort?
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Even Superior Court Judge Mark E. Windham noted the "interesting turn" of events.
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"It was a ridiculous turn of events," he told The Daily Citizen-News.
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It was a sad turn of events President Clinton bemoans to this day.
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If you do, odds are you're not surprised by this turn of events.
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It's small wonder we are often so surprised at the turn of events.
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Mike Pegram, one of his owners, will never forget that turn of events.
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Which would be an interesting, possibly logical and probably beneficial turn of events.
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What came next was a remarkable turn of events that saved my life.
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Unfortunately, there might be nothing Prisma can do about the sad turn of events.
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In a surprising turn of events, Paris Fashion Week is unseasonably warm this season.
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We can celebrate or lament that turn of events, but we shouldn't be surprised.
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But whatever the back story, it's an incredible turn of events for Mr. Neumann.
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In a surprising turn of events, all charges against Smollett were dropped last month.
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However, in a stunning turn of events, Paulie is the rational voice of reason.
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I won't lie, I was a bit suspicious of this latest turn of events.
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The unusual turn of events later inspired the doctors to look for similar cases.
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This was an unexpected turn of events, and not something NASA had planned for.
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In a surprising turn of events, Trump won Michigan's 16 Electoral votes by 0.3%.
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Following this turn of events, Kardashian promptly left Paris for New York, understandably shaken.
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An exciting turn of events is sure to take place in your emotional life.
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The expiration of the OLPP followed a turn of events that was so shady.
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The unfortunate turn of events isn't the first time Razer's prototypes have been stolen.
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Thursday night's dramatic turn of events was the culmination of months of painful negotiations.
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They're somewhat relieved at this turn of events; at least Simpson hasn't committed suicide.
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In a pun-rich turn of events, some Australian catfish have started eating mice.
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It's an astonishing turn of events, but also one that feels predictable in hindsight.
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McAdoo, in his first year as coach, did not lament the turn of events.
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Many ethanol-industry watchers I spoke with were flabbergasted by this turn of events.
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It's a tragic turn of events, backed by a surprising, yet fitting, musical number.
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But other coaches said the turn of events had caused tremendous sadness and confusion.
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In an unlikely turn of events, I now ship Martha Stewart and Rick Ross.
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Which is why what Demone did next was such a refreshing turn of events.
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We know there are good guys and bad guys, and a turn of events.
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What a dramatic turn of events Pelosi has engineered since Trump rose to power.
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And, in a gloriously poetic turn of events, "Sorry" was up to the task.
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Adam Schiff (D-Calif.), voiced concern on Thursday night about the turn of events.
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The show's producers and creative team were clearly blindsided by the turn of events.
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But an astonishing turn of events in the Season 1 finale upended the plot.
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In a surprising turn of events, a staff member allowed Hoyer into the room.
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"This is not the turn of events the Trump administration is hoping for," he wrote.
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The turn of events that follow will keep viewers on the edge of their seats.
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Privately, she will be saddened by the turn of events, one of her biographers believes.
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In a way, this unexpected turn of events was the most optimistic of the night.
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The turn of events will no doubt affect Uber's and Grab's market share in Thailand.
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But in a stunning turn of events, one witness testified he had killed the prisoner.
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Here's an interesting turn of events in the ongoing story of the streaming music industry.
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Sadly, many people fail to consider how to prepare Fido for this turn of events.
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It was a dramatic turn of events, and it stopped the meeting in its tracks.
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Then, about 12 hours later, I was diagnosed with cancer, another hilarious turn of events.
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But in a truly shocking turn of events, he's the one who ended their relationship.
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But it suggests a turn of events that could put Trump in the White House.
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But still, it's not a pleasant turn of events for the Dread Pirate Travis Kalanick.
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The National Labor Relations Board disagrees, though this reflects a relatively recent turn of events.
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This is a truly extraordinary turn of events, and very good fortune for the president.
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Scola will carry the flag in the opening ceremony, capping an amazing turn of events.
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Nonetheless, the abrupt turn of events in Turkey left Mr. Erdogan's grip on power uncertain.
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In another unexpected turn of events, some food banks began to sell their excess stores.
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It was an odd turn of events for me to be working there at all.
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The turn of events adds more chaos to an unprecedented moment in Puerto Rican history.
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"Suffice it to say, elements in the military are demoralized at this turn of events."
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There is no shortage of books, movies and stories documenting the dramatic turn of events.
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In an unprecedented turn of events, both advanced to a now three-way Battle Royale.
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This means I've lost a bet with my friend, who predicted this turn of events.
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Mayor Signer would later lament on Twitter that it was a fateful turn of events.
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Now, that the Administration cares so deeply about affordability is a remarkable turn of events.
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Trilobites This week, in an improbable turn of events, the sound of silence went viral.
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In a shocking turn of events, this week's episode doesn't pick up with a bar brawl.
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If Navarro is chosen, it would be an extraordinary turn of events for the eccentric economist.
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Hamilton's second of the game completed a wild turn of events early in the final frame.
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In a really beautiful turn of events, you're currently in San Diego meeting your birth parents.
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In a highly creative turn of events, this astrological occurrence is known as your Saturn return.
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But even through the turn of events, the beauty in her strength was impossible to ignore.
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This turn of events signals the ebbing of a longstanding special legal protection for the companies.
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Morland had tweeted an ominous message foreshadowing the tragic turn of events, which Strickland then retweeted.
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Per Buzzfeed, the Conner family will face "a sudden turn of events" in the new series.
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Still, it's somehow not surprising that North Carolina Republicans are proud about this turn of events.
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Yet in a sudden turn of events, none of this is part of the plan now.
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The hack isn't a huge surprise, though it's a remarkably embarrassing turn of events for Staminus.
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Is anyone happy about this recent turn of events that has them atop the West again?
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"Randall and Beth's world is rocked by a shocking and unexpected turn of events," says Aptaker.
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After a stunning turn of events, Country House is the winner of the 23th Kentucky Derby!
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That shocking turn of events left Pippen as the centerpiece of Bulls coach Phil Jackson's roster.
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In a shocking turn of events: Jim and Pam aren't just our personal favorite TV couple.
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Grimaldi reacted with a crying emoji, but Viall was at peace with this turn of events.
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"I came all the way out here," Morris said, not amused by the turn of events.
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We have a timeline if you want to see how the bizarre turn-of-events unfolded .
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This is a stunning and abrupt turn of events that seemed unimaginable only a week ago.
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ET. It was a dramatic turn of events in a trial now entering its eleventh week.
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Through an interpreter, the mayor and his team expressed their regret at the turn of events.
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It was a stunning turn of events that left Spieth's caddie, Michael Greller, with no words.
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Still, everyone on The Hills is as shocked as viewers at this strange turn of events.
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In a truly strange turn of events, Lewis was standing for parliament just two years later.
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The turn of events encapsulated the conflicting pressures on Ms. Pelosi and her new Democratic majority.
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But in February 2018, an unexpected turn of events threatened the shop&aposs 125-year history.
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I call a Lyft ($28.86) home, because in a shocking turn of events, I'm hungry again.
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It's a shocking turn of events, especially since it happens in the middle of the season.
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In a heartbreaking turn of events, the title was stripped from him again within the week.
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In a pleasant turn of events, some people have started to live for the blog too.
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But this turn of events goes beyond partisan politics and into the underbelly of institutional distrust.
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" Seeing the turn of events, Obama said, "I was thinking that this is not an ideal start.
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"Snowtime!" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested) for some flatulence humor and an unsettling turn of events.
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That he would not do these things was a foreseeable — and, indeed, widely predicted — turn of events.
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As Le Pen and her party grappled with the latest turn of events, Macron had troubles too.
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This unexpected turn of events, Bill wielding Thor's hammer, earns both of them an audience with Odin.
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Now friends of the Watts family are trying to make sense of the shocking turn of events.
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While she was obviously devastated by this turn of events, she has not ruled out in vitro.
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But now, in states like Wisconsin and Michigan, an eerily similar turn of events is playing out.
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Our current AA rating on France suggests, however, that such a turn of events is highly unlikely.
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In a horrific turn of events, authorities say Eisenhauer lured Lovell to meet him, then murdered her.
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I think I have her cell phone to blame, or perhaps thank, for this turn of events.
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It's clear that -- without a stunning turn of events -- Clinton will have a hard time winning here.
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In a confusing turn of events, Twitch has since suspended Denino's channel, and it's not clear why.
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It's a turn of events that has left Harambe's former home and keepers feeling hurt and perturbed.
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Tillerson's office then went silent, Foreign Policy's sources added, leaving Faki frustrated by the turn of events.
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But in a turn of events, he later had a surprisingly pleasant encounter with the city's police.
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But that cooperation now appears to be tainted with the lying accusation -- another unusual turn of events.
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The proclamation continues the dramatic turn of events that has seized Mr. Redstone's companies in recent weeks.
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That question is at the center of a remarkable turn of events in the state of Alabama.
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It was a turn of events that would excite pretty much anyone, but I was scared shitless.
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Plus a stunning turn of events in the impeachment campaign against Rod Rosenstein by the House GOP.
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What does McCain's absence mean for the tax bill: Barring some major unexpected turn of events, nothing.
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While this would be a shocking turn of events, this theory actually does have some juicy evidence.
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No one was more surprised at the turn of events than Irish War Cry's trainer, Graham Motion.
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In a tragic turn of events, a fan lost his life in a stampede at the station.
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Jared Polis and other dignitaries, was a striking turn of events in the history of American industry.
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Dee Dee Edmondson, a lawyer for OutVets, said the group was stunned by the turn of events.
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It was a shocking turn of events for a Manhattan family that had seemed prosperous and stable.
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The White House, initially stung by the sudden turn of events, is preparing a scorched earth defense.
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This is typically an unremarkable turn of events, but not for the residents of Harvard's Winthrop House.
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This turn of events has sparked a months-long bout of wishful thinking in Republican Party circles.
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After dozens of college campus hoaxes by leftists, I don't buy this super convenient turn of events.
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To be clear, both said they view this as a remote possibility, not a likely turn of events.
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An ironic turn of events has seemingly opened Mark Zuckerberg's secluded Kauai estate to the public next month.
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In a (carefully plotted) turn of events, Claire Underwood becomes the frontrunner to be Frank Underwood's vice president.
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And in a weird turn of events, the Yoga Book C930's design makes Surfaces seem old fashioned.
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Because that's the only word to describe the turn of events during Thursday night's Scripps National Spelling Bee.
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It did not announce what its response would entail but said it "deeply regrets" the turn of events.
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This turn of events raises the question: Can an act of love begin as an act of violence?
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Whatever your take on the new MacBook Pro, it's clear Apple was upset with the turn of events.
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So what can we do to stave off a similarly catastrophic turn of events with the Zika virus?
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" Alouettes general manager Kavis Reed also issued a statement saying, "We are disappointed by this turn of events.
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It was Dawson's third missed field goal in three games and the turn of events stung the Cardinals.
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Professional staff at the Pentagon and the State Department are reportedly livid at this latest turn of events.
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Rosenstein met with lawmakers Thursday afternoon in a closed-door meeting to discuss the recent turn of events.
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The edit came from a computer inside the House of Representatives, which is a glorious turn of events.
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For most politicians, such a turn of events would be an humiliating embarrassment that could overshadow their careers.
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John Cornyn, the Senate's No. 2 Republican, told reporters Wednesday evening when asked about the turn of events.
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Given the latest turn of events, it's unlikely she's going to feel comfortable giving him unsupervised physical custody.
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Lima-Marin's wife, Jasmine, speaking Friday at a news conference, said the turn of events was very unexpected.
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This is an extraordinary turn of events in a system which is not supposed to permit divided government.
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It's a stunning turn of events for a company that has dominated lists of best places to work.
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In a complete-180 turn of events, Cosmopolitan reports that people are tattooing their body parts entirely black.
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In a strange turn of events, declaring love for Queen and country has become an Anti-Establishment sport.
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Barring a shocking turn of events, leftist Andrés Manuel López Obrador will be elected Mexico's president on Sunday.
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In a surprising turn of events, Mosseri responded to Warren's tweet in and appeared to agree with her.
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The stock market was overvalued and thus vulnerable to any turn of events that didn't stick to script.
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Thompson, who recently reunited Rogue and Gambit in another comic, was taken surprise by the turn of events.
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I know what it's like to reenter learning after a horrifying turn of events, glassy-eyed and exhausted.
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And in a turn of events, the embattled governor has moved from a precarious perch to solid ground.
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So I'm ready and willing to accept the "Daenerys starts indiscriminately setting people on fire" turn of events.
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In a well-received turn of events, McDonald's announced a new menu item on Twitter: Buttermilk Crispy Chicken Tenders.
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The following turn of events were unexpected to say the least, as logistics about the bikes came into play.
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Miraculous turn of events for the 12 boys and their soccer coach trapped in that flooded cave in Thailand.
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It was a shocking turn of events for the film, even though it fully deserved the Academy's top honor.
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For The Hollywood Reporter's Josh Wigler, that turn of events is merely a sign of the times in Westeros.
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That would be a disappointing turn of events for a calibre of innovators unseen in the country for years.
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In a bizarre turn of events, Thakur was not there to follow up on a complaint against the police.
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He was successfully treated, a turn of events that he described as "a miracle" to Oprah Winfrey in 2002.
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It was a surprising turn of events two hours after what was supposed to be Flynn's sentencing hearing began.
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Of course, she probably doesn't see it as stealing so much as an unfortunate turn of events — for me.
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It's hard to separate truth from gossip right now — but that would certainly be a dramatic turn of events.
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Gates has watched the turn of events closely and even addressed the question of whether he might ever run.
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This is an impressive turn of events for the leader of the economically-anemic remnant of a former superpower.
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It's been a promising turn of events, particularly given how derivative the show has felt since the villain's arrival.
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While this is the best turn of events possible for the Weissman parents, it's terrible for Midge and Susie.
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In an exciting turn of events, Martha, Magnus, Franziska, and Elisabeth team up to figure out what's going on.
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Elected Republican officials are publicly defending Trump but privately are dumbfounded, disgusted and demoralized by this turn of events.
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The shift in discussion has been a remarkable turn of events for this controversial former reality television show star.
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She took to Twitter with a message that may or may not be about this sudden turn of events.
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If you told me you had predicted this turn of events, I would slam the door in your face!
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But Peter is now so freaked out at this turn of events that they don't go to the concert.
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They go out for Valentine's Day, and Owen is visibly surprised and maybe disgruntled at this turn of events.
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Of course, I imagine that this turn of events will alter the eventual work you produce from the residency.
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In a surprising turn of events, Mickey must assume guardianship of their three high-maintenance and ill-parented children.
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In a disastrous turn of events, Santrich later disappeared from his security detail, and his whereabouts are currently unknown.
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But in a remarkable turn of events, CBO retracted its analysis earlier this month when it discovered calculation errors.
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Even the lawyer representing the family of the victim, Patricia Mincey, said the sudden turn of events was unexpected.
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News of the stunning turn of events in the case came Tuesday after an emergency court hearing in Chicago.
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Relationships constantly fall apart in unexpected ways, and the parties involved are frequently devastated by those turn of events.
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The direct talks signaled a possible turn of events in the power struggle between Mr. Zuma and Mr. Ramaphosa.
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"We're closely monitoring the turn of events in southern Syria," Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman wrote on Twitter on Friday.
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Though Ivan is (happily) bewildered by this turn of events, we already know the cause of the mayor's largess.
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Then, in quite the turn of events, Pepsi ended up buying SodaStream in a deal valued at $3.2 billion.
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Now, in a significant turn of events, he's proudly wearing his locs front-and-center at the 2020 Oscars.
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It's a shocking turn of events for a leader once internationally renowned for her long struggle against military rule.
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During his ride away, Clay is very surprised by the turn of events — his offer was reasonable, after all.
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It took a strange turn of events for McAdoo to earn a call-up from Golden State that season.
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But, to be blunt, the NRA has no one but its leadership to blame for this turn of events.
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Cardinal Law's resignation was a stunning turn of events, showing how the scandal had reached the church's highest echelons.
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In a more unexpected turn of events, they turned on one another and very nearly created a bigger bloodbath.
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A very unusual turn of events would have to occur to prevent these two from being the 2860 nominees.
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The actress jokes that she was hurt by this turn of events, but didn't say which flavor revved her up.
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It's a tough turn of events for Makerbot and a worrisome sign for the consumer 3D printing market in general.
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Despite the way the film represented this turn of events, the comics hold so much more story to be explored.
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In a majorly relieving turn of events, her neighbors didn't just write back with an apology — they sent chocolate, too.
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The second major turn of events in Episode 2 is Pius' refusal to have his likeness on any Vatican merchandise.
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For PayPal, a closer relationship or acquisition of a crowdfunding site would be an interesting — if surprising — turn of events.
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Nobody could've predicted this turn of events — or its implications for what we might see happen to Mr. Avery next.
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That is an incredible turn of events in a country where political change has often come at a glacial pace.
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The strange turn of events baffled police and transfixed armchair crime-watchers who have accused Papini of fabricating the abduction.
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It was an ominous turn of events for a party that shot to prominence in the early 2010s by calling
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The strange turn of events baffled law enforcement and transfixed armchair crime-watchers who accused Papini of fabricating the abduction.
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Now, in quite a turn of events, D&G has launched a capsule collection celebrating families with same-sex parents.
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Ares had hoped for that turn of events, believing the act would free Kratos and make him the perfect warrior.
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If you think a long and protracted intraparty civil war sounds like a dangerous turn of events, you're probably right.
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And in a nearly unbelievable turn of events, The United Shades crew was in Hamtramck right after the presidential election.
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Given the positive turn of events for the European consensus, investors might wonder why the euro is slipping on Monday.
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The surprisingly bullish turn of events so far this year has bought embattled iron ore producers a bit more time.
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Even the Red Woman, everyone's favorite candidate for resurrecting Snow, could only stand there dumbfounded by the turn of events.
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Before Neil Armstrong took his small step onto the moon, an unexpected turn of events sent the mission off-course.
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In one turn of events, Leonard dribbled the ball off his foot as he ranged across the 3-point arc.
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" When asked what had prompted this turn of events, Mr. Noyes wrote, "Basically, the economics were not working for him.
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But barring a miraculous turn of events, the facility will remain open when he leaves the White House next January.
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John Kasich's only hope for the Republican presidential nomination rests on an extraordinary turn of events at the party's convention.
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Neptune is deceptive, so when it's at odds with Mercury, a turn of events occur based on some vast oversight.
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Instead, in a surprising turn of events, Atticus has now migrated, as Lee herself once did, from Alabama to Manhattan.
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This turn of events marks a wonderful opportunity to bring the issue of corporate profits repatriation to the political forefront.
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Jonathan Goldstein, the McCobb historian, who consults with Form Portfolios, said he believed that this turn of events was inevitable.
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So how will voters make sense of that late turn of events, which came in the final weekend of balloting?
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This turn of events shattered my self-confidence and led me to question my whole identity as a competent professional.
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Barring some freak turn of events, Donald Trump is going to be the Republican Party's nominee for president in 2016.
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It's an ironic turn of events for Clinton, who was criticized early in the cycle for hiding from the press.
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The meeting represented a dramatic turn of events considering both leaders were threatening each other with nuclear war in 2017.
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But this surprising turn of events is hardly the legal or cultural reversal that should cause social conservatives to celebrate.
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It was an odd and somewhat confusing turn of events for Fall River, an old mill city in southeastern Massachusetts.
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Jimmy Kimmel, the host of the show, eventually came onstage and confirmed Moonlight's win and the surprising turn of events.
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Day 104: It is announced that in a tragic turn of events, President Jeb Bush has died of LASIK-related injuries.
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In a strange turn of events, Manger revealed that Wallen's sister had received other text messages from Wallen's phone on Sept.
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While record low sea ice is nothing new in the Arctic, this is a surprising turn of events for the Antarctic.
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Now those payments are at risk in a dramatic turn of events as the iconic toy retailer speeds toward U.S. liquidation.
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In an unforeseen turn of events — in which Trump is now president of the United States — this exchange is decidedly uncouth.
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Start-ups can be so dependent on a single investor or partnership that a turn of events can change their fates.
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I Googled the artist, Kristi Kohut, and — in a fateful turn of events — the second link was to her Minted store!
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In a surreal turn of events, the Dalí Foundation is suing the newest Dalí Museum.
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Then, in an entertaining turn of events, Russia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs trolled SJP back with its own meme, CNN reports.
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Trump's spokeswoman said the turn of events was "unfortunate" since the first lady was looking forward to participating in the events.
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In a rather unfortunate turn of events, at least one invitee had trouble getting to the party because of Google's technology.
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Because Rainbow is pregnant at the age of 40, introducing these complications is a realistic turn of events for Black-ish.
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In a strange turn of events, texting has evolved to become almost as awkward as the phone calls it made obsolete.
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Democrats, clearly delighted with the turn of events, welcomed the Republicans' failure to replace Obamacare as an opportunity to work together.
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In a dramatic turn of events (just kidding, we're getting used to this) Uber was hit with another lawsuit this week.
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That's an unlikely turn of events but possible, given that Amazon Web Services holds a higher security clearance level than Microsoft.
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Yes, in a very ironic turn of events, Stormi Webster's very important party has been postponed by storms in Los Angeles.
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The girl's older sister, whose name cannot be revealed by Indian law, said she was furious at the turn of events.
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And we'll be very lucky if that's the most sweeping turn of events in the next few months, weeks, or days.
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This turn of events goes to show that #MeToo is working as it should, according to a founder of the movement.
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It's a sharp turn of events for the company, which had seen its share price rise roughly 20 percent this year.
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The turn of events thrusts Britain into further political chaos just 21.4 weeks before the country's scheduled exit from the bloc.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany and President Macron have been wise enough not to comment on this pathetic turn of events.
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It is no accident that this turn of events is driven, again, by Cohen, the very personification of a blunt tool.
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It was a startling turn of events and for a day or two the students and workers thought they had won.
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I was too aghast, agitated and curious to see how soon Trump and his enablers would exploit this turn of events.
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This makes the growing transformation of America's major cities into mere playgrounds for childless professionals a deeply unfortunate turn of events.
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I am slightly less concerned about the latest turn of events and what it forebodes for impeachment and the 2020 election.
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Britain has voted to leave the European Union, a shocking turn of events that has provoked equal parts euphoria and despair.
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It's a happy turn of events for Treasure who, per 9News, is herself a rescue, taken off the street last year.
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An underdeveloped villain and a hard-to-swallow turn of events in the crucial scene threaten to weaken this important story.
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Despite all this, I agree with many of Alex's criticisms about how Game of Thrones has handled this turn of events.
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Heidi's boss Colin (Bobby Cannavale) is "hysterical"over this turn of events and asks how they'll ever be able to deploy Walter.
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That could be a welcome turn of events given that the company's stock is down over 17 percent so far this year.
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It's a (not unexpected) turn of events that could have significant consequences for the country as tensions with China continue to rise.
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However, this new turn of events, could suggest otherwise, and puts into question the quality of even Note7 phones made for China.
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Last week, an international team of researchers identified a gene mutation that might cause susceptibility for this last unlucky turn of events.
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In a turn of events that sort-of recall last week's episode, Vespasian turned to Egypt instead of heading straight to Rome.
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The turn of events could prove a setback for YouTube's subscription service, YouTube Red, which was heavily marketed in conjunction with PewDiePie.
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When I discussed this turn of events with Tech Editor Pete Pachal, he wondered aloud if Microsoft might fire someone over this.
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Entertainment Tonight's Lauren Zima spoke with the Bachelorette alum, who shed some light into what was a head-scratching turn of events.
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The solar eclipse on August 11 will bring a critical turn of events for your finances, and for your sense of self.
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This turn of events is especially problematic because The Alienist's heroes made some major breakthroughs in this exact, unwitting moment of eavesdropping.
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In a surprising turn of events, White House Communications Director Hope Hicks announced she will resign, The New York Times reported Wednesday.
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Claire's other boyfriend Reed (David Corenswet) isn't too happy about this turn of events and announces Claire is going with him instead.
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The turn of events today is the latest stumble for Snapdeal, which was founded in 2010 by Rohit Bansal and Kunal Bahl.
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In a completely unsurprising turn of events, the once-imaginary, now-very real Nicki Minaj/Cardi B beef has escalated once again!
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In a surprise turn of events the show, which is now untitled, has landed a 20-episode, two-season order at Netflix.
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The turn of events came at the urging of former State's Attorney Richard Schmack, who took a second look at the case.
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"I still can't handle the amazing-ness of it all," Smith wrote in a Facebook post about the spontaneous turn of events.
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" This turn of events would even make good on Tyrion's promise that: "I wish I was the monster you think I am.
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It would be a promising turn of events if he did, but the capture would still be a success if he doesn't.
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Soon after, the glowing, ghostly images enthralled thousands of people on Reddit — perhaps the least surprising turn of events in modern history.
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But in a hilarious turn of events, he stumbles upon the setup with Lauren B. and they make out all over it.
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This dramatic turn of events forces Veronica to come clean to Ethel about her lineage and Hiram's role in her family's problems.
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In another surprising turn of events, Dar is officially ending his working relationship with Brett O'Keefe and the underground internet think tank.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and House Speaker Paul Ryan were "blindsided by this" turn of events, a Republican official told CNN.
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Barring a surprising turn of events, H.R. 2181 will likely never land on Trump's desk, at least not before the next election.
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Still, in some ways, I consider this new turn of events to be a lucky break for me, believe it or not.
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The stranger, in a turn of events, is suddenly concerned, and tells Cassidy that she should probably have that rash looked at.
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Mashable has reached out for more information on this intriguing turn of events, and we'll update this post when we hear back.
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In a dramatic last-minute turn of events, Uber has been cited for withholding evidence in a lawsuit brought by competitor Alphabet.
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It was a stunning turn of events for Blue Coat, which was sold just last year to Bain Capital for $2462 billion.
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She donated her liver when I dropped out in fear, pleased with the turn of events and seemingly free of fear herself.
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The turn of events thrusts Britain into further political chaos just 28 weeks before the country's scheduled exit from the E.U. Mrs.
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I have been left heartbroken by this turn of events, and I'm not quite sure how to measure my reaction around others.
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Bernie Sanders, barring an extraordinary turn of events, will not be the Democratic nominee, and his defeat should be a sobering one.
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That would be a pretty devastating turn of events for a company that's currently racking up losses in the billions of dollars.
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What was singular about this turn of events was that the belief in Jewish ritual infanticide had always been a European psychosis.
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Good paper towels A few years ago, in a devastating turn of events, my favorite paper towel brand, Viva, changed its formula.
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And that turn of events that seems vanishingly unlikely, given Trump's continued strong support in the GOP and among the party's voters.
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That's a surprising turn of events, given the history of Samsung holding back on Windows Phone and Google's bitter rivalry with Microsoft.
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This is a deeply unfortunate turn of events for the Senate, which is an institution characterized by the equality of its membership.
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Now, in a turn of events highly predictable to anyone without a blinding sense of self-importance, Čačić has called Lovren's bluff.
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The rapid turn of events raised fears that the historical animosities between India and Pakistan could be steering them toward another war.
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He said the turn of events with R. Kelly is "nothing new," pointing to the singer's marriage to 14-year-old Aaliyah.
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In an unsurprising turn of events, Ford and Lyft became the latest alliance in an increasingly muddled network of self-driving alliances.
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Nevermind the major, life-changing turn of events currently going down in Kylie Jenner's life, she is focused on her BFF Jordyn Woods.
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Lopez, a New York native, shared a video to Instagram from backstage, telling her fans she was "heartbroken" by the turn of events.
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Seventy-one people died and just six survived, a tragic turn of events in the Cinderella story of a team of unlikely champions.
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However, it said Greco's appointment had not been formally approved and a last-minute surprise turn of events could not be ruled out.
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In a not-so-delicious turn of events today, Soylent confessed to what it says was making customers violently and mysteriously sick: algae.
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More than anything, however, this turn of events provides the episode a chance to bring back Simon, played by the excellent Stephen Ogg.
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In a strange turn of events, Madonna has offered Prince Harry and Meghan Markle the opportunity to rent her New York City apartment.
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"There has been an important, interesting turn of events," said Lucílio Alves, a Cepea researcher, referring to the escalation of the trade war.
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Richard seems shell-shocked by the turn of events, and Ezekiel and the rest of his men quickly carry Benjamin to the truck.
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But barring some truly shocking turn of events, it's hard to see how Kim could win what's now such an overwhelmingly Democratic district.
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ET, Hillary Clinton called Donald Trump to concede the presidential election after a stunning turn of events in Tuesday's contest, NBC News reported.
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Somehow, in a very surprisingly, totally unforeseeable turn of events based on the safe and mature choices I was making, I got drunk.
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In an unfortunate turn of events, Indian Nobel Laureate Kailash Satyarthi's house in Delhi was burgled and his coveted Nobel Prize citation stolen.
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A dark love song with a weird twist, "Best Friends" explores an ending relationship and an unfortunate and potentially awkward turn of events.
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The ill-fated turn of events starts as Rick (Andrew Lincoln) leads a crew of survivors camouflaged in zombie guts through the throng.
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In a sad turn of events, Coolest creator Ryan Grepper and his team have been doxxed and received death threats, according to Motherboard.
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The inflows, however, have driven yields in the corporate high-yield market lower and in some cases negative, a rare turn of events.
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In an absolutely shocking turn of events, kicker Roberto Aguayo was drafted in the second round and is likely to be fantasy relevant.
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This turn of events might hinder Trump's efforts to undermine the Russia investigation as it draws closer to his inner circle, of course.
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Clearly, the Clinton camp is rattled at the sudden turn of events, as evidenced by Chelsea Clinton's unexpected dig at Sanders on healthcare.
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The announcement marks a stunning turn of events for the man who had been the caretaker and champion of Trump's populist campaign message.
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In an abrupt turn of events, House Republicans came within inches of the finish line Wednesday on their repeal and replacement of Obamacare.
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"Well, crazy turn of events here," Ryan wrote in an email, unaware I was in the Discord and already talking with this person.
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This was a disappointing turn of events for the artist, who had hoped to see his work installed in Harlem's Sugar Bush neighborhood.
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"The turn of events as a result of COVID-19 is almost without precedent," Alexandre de Juniac, IATA's CEO, said in a statement.
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In a surprising turn of events, Burnett later became the darling of the 2019 Bachelor season after her difficult family life was explored.
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Democrats wasted little time Tuesday highlighting the turn of events that led to Senate opponents becoming Senate colleagues in less than two months.
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A funeral for President George H.W. Bush, a Chinese billionaire's unusual alliance with Steve Bannon and an extraordinary turn of events in France.
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The cease-fire talks had appeared to show meaningful progress in recent days before the turn of events that led to Monday's fighting.
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The zoo announced the deaths in a post on its Facebook page, saying staff were "shocked and sad" at the turn of events.
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It's a surprising turn of events in the Kelly's personal life considering that Clary and Savage were once the singer's most vocal advocates.
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The unexpected turn of events has added a volatile new element to the pitched fight over Mr. Trump's impeachment trial in the Senate.
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It leaked more than a month before its scheduled release date, a frustrating turn of events but one the band ultimately found encouraging.
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It's a somewhat shocking turn of events that the Trump administration is closer to finalizing a trade deal with Mexico than with Canada.
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A more fascinating turn of events is how it catches the attention of Diane's old client, the billionaire Neil Gross (John Benjamin Hickey).
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And, like O'Connor, Bausch is able to pull a story back from melodrama, no matter how sudden or dramatic the turn of events.
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This may seem like an unusual turn of events for the cape-wearing set, but Andrew Kreisberg, a creator of "The Flash," disagrees.
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It's a stunning turn of events for Bannon, who once harbored ambitious plans for 85033 but has now been consigned to political irrelevancy.
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In a bizarre turn of events, some members of a political party in India beat dogs to death to protest against stray dogs.
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But while the filmmakers were shocked at the turn of events, Natasegara tells PEOPLE that it was another tragically common blow for Khateeb, 21.
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In a surprising turn of events, Dexter ended up returning to the film following the dismissal of X-Men director Bryan Singer in 2017.
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"No question, Pence has to be embarrassed by this turn of events," said Larry Sabato, director of the University of Virginia's Center for Politics.
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The dramatic turn of events also raised new questions about whether Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, had a role in those Russia contacts.
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"It is an unexpected but completely amazing turn of events that she could not be more excited or thrilled about," a source previously said.
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The turn of events was partly kicked off by former employee Susan Fowler's blog post, which alleged that Uber had a sexist company culture.
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In an unfortunate turn of events, a bunch of students on an educational trip to India's Taj Mahal were denied entry by security officials.
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In a bizarre turn of events Monday night, Hong Kong police announced Lee's missing person report was canceled upon the request of his wife.
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If they're in the darkness that hopefully is going to give them a turn of events that's going to help them to move out.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)In a lot of ways, this turn of events reminds me of the development cycle for early 2-in-1s.
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The turn of events has left many of Quidsi's 263 employees stunned and has led to much speculation about alternative reasons for Amazon's decision.
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Still, even for as confusing as the plan was, it did make for an interesting turn of events when Olivia figured it all out.
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If SoftBank or other recipients of Saudi Arabia's capital are hoping for a surprising turn of events, they should watch what they wish for.
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The turn of events has left many of Quidsi 2016 employees stunned and has led to much speculation about alternative reasons for Amazon's decision.
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In a turn of events that almost never happens with book-to-TV series, the show performed so well that Shepard wrote more books.
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This is an astonishing turn of events, which raise rather obvious suspicions about a foreign government using business as leverage over American foreign policy.
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It was a fortuitous turn of events for the impoverished, desperate man, who subsequently joined six other asylum seekers living in the group home.
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This turn of events did nothing to deter the crowd, announced at 79,194, which filled the stadium with cheers of hope at impressive decibels.
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Resentful of this turn of events, she applied to work at Bletchley after receiving a letter from a school friend who was already there.
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However, it said Greco's appointment had not been formally approved and a last-minute surprise turn of events could not be fully ruled out.
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In a stunning turn of events, the woman's 22-year-old daughter just happened to be exiting the store as this was going down.
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"This represents a very unfortunate outcome for everyone involved, and we are all very sorry for this unexpected turn of events," the company writes.
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McGregor may have failed to get into the American's head but, in a bizarre turn of events, he now finds himself in Mayweather's home.
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That is a fantastic turn of events for Putin and other undemocratic leaders who worry about their citizens demanding the democracy they see abroad.
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"I think it's a very positive turn of events, and doing something social is much in tune with what Kreuzberg is about," he said.
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But Trump knows that if anybody stops covering him, that turn of events will be a huge boon to his ability to self-promote.
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In a surprising turn of events, Taylor Swift fans (aka Swifties) have begun feuding online with fans of the rock band Tool this week.
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It's a surprising turn of events for someone with 1.5 million followers who's posted more than 20,000 tweets — a power user by any measure.
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But most trade negotiators believe that this turn of events would be highly unlikely, since trade agreements are notoriously complex and hard to complete.
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Even worse, in an unfortunate turn of events what if the names of my crushes were posted to my profile for all to see?
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Over at the Lionsgate party for La La Land, gasps were heard as the stunning turn of events unfolded, leaving many guests in complete shock.
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Both decided to leave UnReal after just one season but, in a romantic turn of events, continued building their real life relationship behind the scenes.
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People began hugging and even crying; many headed for the exits to process the shocking turn of events in the comfort of their own homes.
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Unfortunately, we cannot say the same for the head of Samsung's empire: Barring a sudden turn of events, Lee appears to be totally, unequivocally screwed.
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But In a surprising turn of events on Sunday, all of that changed for Khloé, when Atkin taught her how to curl her own hair.
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It's a somewhat abrupt turn of events, considering that Mitel and Polycom were in negotiations for 10 months before announcing their deal back in April.
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It's a matter of coming to terms with decisions you made, the role you played in a turn of events that you now deeply regret.
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The Handmaid's Tale sweep for Hulu was a shocking turn of events for a relatively new player in the Emmys and in quality scripted content.
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Trump framed the turn of events as normal, predicting that "all" extremists will try to capitalize on the words of a Republican presidential front-runner.
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In the meantime, we've got in touch with the band to find out more about this turn of events that makes their name extremely apt.
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Late Monday, Kensington Palace announced in a statement that Meghan was in the midst of a "deeply personal moment" following the surprise turn of events.
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The announcement, made on the v23 forums and reposted this morning by the official v2 Twitter handle, is a disappointing but understanding turn of events.
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This is an interesting turn of events because her father was grunge icon in '90s whose style definitely inspired Jacobs' polarizing Spring 1993 grunge collection.
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In an unexpected turn of events, Kylie Jenner ditched her glam squad to have her makeup done by people other than her team of artists.
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"It is an unexpected but completely amazing turn of events that she could not be more excited or thrilled about," an unnamed source told People.
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"It is an unexpected but completely amazing turn of events that [Kylie] could not be more excited or thrilled about," a "Kardashian insider" told People.
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Xiaopeng's parents were horrified by the turn of events and immediately rushed their son and the severed finger to Ruihua Affiliated Hospital of Soochow University.
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Having another (in-battle) controllable character kind of crack onto Ann soon after the first dungeon's done is a poor-taste turn of events, too.
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It was such a stunning turn of events that it shook to the core this lifelong Oscars fan's belief and trust in the yearly spectacle.
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In a surprising turn of events for what should be a quick legal proceeding, the judge granted Hothi his motion for discovery on July 1.
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The stunning turn of events was accompanied by a plunge in the financial markets, with the value of the British pound and stock prices plummeting.
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The strange success of the Drop Stop is an odd turn of events for two men who started out in Hollywood with very different ambitions.
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Through installations, six transgender women artists imagine what we could or must turn ourselves into in order to survive this dystopian turn of events together.
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In any case, this unexpected turn of events could lead — despite Athens's protestations to the contrary — to a re-evaluation of Greece's relations with Russia.
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It was an embarrassing turn of events for the de Blasio administration, which appeared to be caught off guard and at first reacted with anger.
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Sources connected to the 2 swimmers tell TMZ, they're "not surprised" at the turn of events, but they add Ryan and Jimmy told the truth.
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Thursday's dizzying turn of events was the latest twist in a political and constitutional crisis that has played out in the shadow of the epidemic.
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After the news broke of Soleimani's assassination on January 22020, memes about the turn of events exploded across Twitter, TikTok, and other social media platforms.
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People panicked and the airport was shut down, a turn of events that upended what had seemed like an orderly finale to a tragic afternoon.
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Here is a look at what we know about the controversial document at the center of the Russia investigation after the latest turn of events.
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For SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son and his Japanese tech conglomerate, it&aposs a humbling turn of events after a bold effort to conquer Silicon Valley.
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" Democrats were surprised by the turn of events, which Senate Minority Whip Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) said "appeared to be carefully orchestrated on their side.
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Midge is terrified that Sophie will sabotage her, which she does, but in a surprising turn of events, this actually leads to Midge succeeding more.
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But this turn of events gives urgency to her main theme — the insidious influence of totalitarianism on the lives of those trapped under its boot.
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Kamala Harris, who last month described Smollett's attack claim as an "attempted modern day lynching," said she's frustrated and disappointed by the turn of events.
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In a hilarious turn of events, it wasdsos Anjos who asked the referee to stand the men up as Lawler was stalling on a bodylock.
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In an interesting turn of events, Chinese smartphone giant Huawei announced its own cloud service had launched in South Africa just prior to Microsoft's own announcement.
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In what is simultaneously the most exciting and saddest turn of events, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend is back on The CW right now for its final season.
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"Everyone at ZSL London Zoo is devastated by the loss of Melati, and we are heartbroken by this turn of events," they wrote in their statement.
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Also on deck for the reboot is a cast that includes Keke Palmer, Jessica Sula, C.J. Wallace, and, in a more bizarre turn of events, Tyga.
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It was a remarkable turn of events in a presidential primary race that seemed destined -- just weeks ago -- to end in a contested convention this summer.
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In the most alarming turn of events, Betty finds proof Hiram Lodge is personally dictating how patients' "medicine," aka the druggy fizzle rocks, are being distributed.
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With her country split almost down the middle following Thursday's Brexit vote to leave the European Union, is likely "saddened" by last week's turn of events.
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But in a serendipitous turn of events – and thanks to more than a few guardian angels – he s now $184,266 richer with a global fan base.
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News of Southwest's landmark October flight was met with positive responses on Twitter, though some found it odd that this turn of events didn't happen sooner .
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All this mixed in with riffs on how great her life is, how good she feels now, how inspired this turn of events makes her feel?
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An unexpected turn of events Karen Klein, 46, was headed to the Grand Canyon National Park with her husband Eric and their 10-year-old son.
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In an incredibly ironic turn of events, the creature of everyone's nightmares and a creeping villain of the James Bond Skyfall movie might actually save us.
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And we can only speculate that the reason behind this inexplicable turn of events shows just how deeply the show has penetrated our pop culture habits.
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The soldier is wrought with grief over this turn of events, and as the film's tension reaches a boiling point, George is discovered to have died.
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In a refreshing turn of events, Google has gone and updated its Privacy Policy to make it clearer, so that humans can actually understand it. Hurrah.
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In a turn of events, he ends up finding his calling when he meets a group of immigrants in search of the American dream, and citizenship.
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In a dramatic turn of events last week, Xerox agreed to fire Jacobson and part of its board to settle the litigation with Icahn and Deason.
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This turn of events set up a spectacular race to the finish between the two championship leaders, who also had different tire strategies from one another.
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Such a turn of events between the two major powers would have global implications, he added, pointing to how it would affect worldwide trade and investment.
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"It's just a very unfortunate turn of events that we are using the criminal justice system to try to achieve political ends in this country," Mrs.
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In a welcome turn of events, the legislature took action in 85033 to increase the economic liberty and opportunities available to food entrepreneurs across the state.
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Talk about a pretty happy, heartwarming turn of events, and proof that being vocal with your go-to retailers with constructive feedback can sometimes pay off.
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The directive, which will take effect on Tuesday, also marked a rare turn of events: an American corporation persuading the Castro government to alter a policy.
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In that sense, as a product of the 60s counterculture, Dunning's loneliness proves to be a particularly devastating turn of events that the film unspools quietly.
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It would be a remarkable turn of events to see Canada, sidelined in the talks and anxious to stand up to Trump, come around so fast.
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Absent an unforeseen turn of events, Sanders has little realistic hope of overcoming Biden's sizable lead in the race for enough delegates to clinch the nomination.
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Angry at the turn of events, supporters of ranked-choice voting have started a campaign for a so-called people's veto to overturn the new law.
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In a fortuitous turn of events, I became Jessica's math tutor and helped her get a C (she was flunking out of class at the time).
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It was a surprising turn of events (and a great one for Qualcomm), but more important: What's the future of smartphones if Qualcomm has no competitors?
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A widow, Aunt Ginny died alone in her apartment after suffering a fall in her bathroom, a turn of events she would have found pitiably commonplace.
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Few had anticipated the quick turn of events even though Ethiopia's governing party had indicated a year earlier that it would change its relationship with Eritrea.
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That is, until she was thrown out — an unsurprising turn of events, given the setting, but one that was perhaps the perfect metaphor for her theory.
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Michael Young, the British sociologist who in the middle of the last century coined the term "meritocracy," would not be surprised by the turn of events.
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The judge's unfriendly, even sometimes hostile, reception was a new turn of events for Mr. Mueller's team, which has faced little confrontation thus far in court.
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It was a surprising turn of events and one that has led to the most bitter stretch yet in the contentious race for the Democratic nomination.
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It's a positive—and very unexpected—turn of events for anti-abortion activists, who initially approached Trump's candidacy as simply saving themselves from a Clinton presidency.
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At the start of this week, we witnessed a strange turn of events in global government bonds: the 10-year German government bond yield turned positive!
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In many ways this latest turn of events could be a fitting end for the Matagarup First Nations Camp, which was born out of government evictions.
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But in a bizarre turn of events, a Gorbachev impersonator did show up at his hotel, and Trump enthusiastically greeted him, thinking he was the real deal.
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Some people are even implying that the bangs don't represent a happy turn of events, but instead a sign that Jane has even more secrets to hide.
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Queen Elizabeth started her morning with a historic phone call – and like much of Britain, she is likely still reeling from the day's stunning turn of events.
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Now, Dilbireen's parents and brother have been issued visas to come to the United States, a joyous turn of events for a family that has experienced suffering.
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Yet, the organized nature of the attacks, combined with liberal political and legacy media rhetoric, makes clear this is not some sort of organic turn of events.
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This turn of events in New York gives some security to the massive ridesharing workforce, which Uber reserves the right to deactivate (see: fire) at any time.
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In a sudden turn of events, TMZ broke the news that all charges against Jussie Smollett for allegedly faking a racist and homophobic attack have been dropped.
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In a weird turn of events, people were making money and becoming famous for eating the things I had grown up with and had been bullied for.
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It's a dramatic turn of events for a country that required the largest bailout in history and saw its government debt peak at above 180% of GDP.
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In light of happy turn of events, Guttfield took to Facebook again to explain to concerned animal lovers exactly what happened, as well as to thank Rob.
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The defense ministry wasn't pleased with this turn of events, warning that the soldiers who'd taken part would be punished and that Azerbaijan was watching with interest.
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In a turn of events that horrified the victims of the dictatorship, Alfonsín pushed through the Full Stop Law in 234, essentially granting amnesty to many torturers.
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In a bizarre turn of events, House Republicans pulled their signature piece of legislation to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act without even voting on it.
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In a bizarre turn of events on Tuesday, one of Japan's oldest boybands has gone on record to clear up rumours that the group was splitting up.
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" But 2018 brought a dramatic turn of events after he declared in a stark New Year's address that a nuclear launch button is "always on my table.
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For the youth of Myanmar, like Wa Lone, that sharp turn of events brought a sudden, historically improbable expectation of freedom after decades of brutal military rule.
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But, in an unexpected turn of events, it is also now apparent that the human genome is not the only one to which attention should be paid.
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We're used to seeing stars chop their hair off as warmer temperatures creep up, but in a crazy turn of events, long locks are making a comeback.
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Frank's turn of events speak as much to his abilities as a hustler as they do to the white privilege upon which we have built our culture.
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He said: 'This turn of events is not just of deep concern to me but to all my fellow Americans who cherish our freedom to travel abroad.
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Responding to a question about that turn of events, Ryan insisted it was "apples and oranges" compared to his current denial of interest in the presidential nomination.
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In a shocking turn of events, Google DeepMind's AlphaGo—a computer program—has defeated South Korean Go champion Lee Sedol in the first of five total matches.
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"That was a major turn of events ... that was a 10-point swing right there, a tough one to swallow," said Oakland head coach Jack Del Rio.
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Dermer had planned to return to Israel in 2017, but he agreed to remain in place as Ambassador to help Netanyahu capitalize on the turn of events.
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Charles Elson, professor of corporate governance at University of Delaware, said the confusing turn of events at Xerox "give the activists more ammunition" in a proxy fight.
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For a candidate who said in that 2008 race that she was fighting for "hard-working Americans, white Americans," it has been a surprising turn of events.
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In fact, she predicted this recent turn of events two years ago, when Strahan first started guest-hosting on Good Morning America — but ABC executives ignored her.
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And even my mother — who by then had added an excellent new partner of her own into the mix — was pleased with this particular turn of events.
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On its face, this feels like a confusing turn of events, but industry experts say it's really about aligning educational and nonprofit verticals across the entire organization.
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As much as being organized is important to you, you always appreciate a random turn of events to inject some excitement and inspiration into your everyday life.
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Mr. Bannon, who never publicly questioned Mr. Moore after the allegations first surfaced last month, has seen a fortuitous turn of events ahead of the rally here.
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Mr. Valadao's loss was a particularly dispiriting turn of events for Republicans because he had initially been declared the winner of the race by The Associated Press.
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The remarkable turn of events has shrunk the presidential race to five candidates after more than a year of a sprawling and at times unruly Democratic field.
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"This turn of events is not just of deep concern to me but to all my fellow Americans who cherish our freedom to travel abroad," Khan said.
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The chief financial officer would be especially important if Amazon spun out AWS, a turn of events that by most accounts, including Amazon&aposs own, is unlikely.
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And, in a shocking turn of events, the president managed to do the same, not one word about impeachment from Trump over the hour and a half.
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For a party that celebrates diversity, pitches itself to underdogs and prides itself on being future-minded and youth-oriented, that's a freaky, baffling turn of events.
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In a turn of events straight out of, well, The Simpsons, Disney's foray into streaming hit a few road bumps during the launch of Disney+ this week.
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The turn of events for Bingham demonstrates the challenges of working with China-based investors, where state-backed funding can be a key hurdle to U.S. deals.
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"Everyone at ZSL London Zoo is devastated by the loss of Melati, and we are heartbroken by this turn of events," the zoo added in a statement.
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The turn of events prompted those who played for Coughlin during his 12 seasons as the Giants head coach to focus on qualities that brought them success.
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So ended West Ham's dalliance with self-generating transfer news, which to most supporters – and the club's negotiators – no doubt came as a welcome turn of events.
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For someone who tried to "take down" their dad more times than we can count, Veronica is too upset about this turn of events than logic would dictate.
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Despite this turn of events, Page writes in THR that she "had no reason to doubt" Smollett, and stresses that fighting hate is now more important than ever.
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This is a development that, yes, could result in Trump actually losing the nomination at a contested convention — though such a turn of events could be quite controversial.
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Even as the reaches up to record highs, one strategist is warning that there's a single negative turn of events in global markets that could send stocks reeling.
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In a surprising turn of events, Emma Watson's name is now being dragged into a very dark conversation revolving around the NXIVM organization and the allegations around it.
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It's a fascinating turn of events for Trump, who four years ago tweeted, "The electoral college is a disaster for a democracy," following Mitt Romney's loss in 2012.
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In a not so shocking turn of events, it turns out being popular on social media really helps you out if you're an actor looking to book gigs.
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In another turn of events, a press liaison for the Senate Judiciary Committee, Garrett Ventry, has resigned his position after an allegation of sexual harassment surfaced, reported NBC.
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Charlie Dent, a leader of the Tuesday Group, bristled at the latest turn of events on Wednesday, dismissing it as nothing more than "an exercise in blame shifting."
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Yes, every character was confronting something deep and personal, but it was a fast-paced episode with playful turn of events for every character, until its bitter end.
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" Another source close to the family tells PEOPLE: "It is an unexpected but completely amazing turn of events that she could not be more excited or thrilled about.
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The strange turn of events started on Sunday evening with a simple tweet from the former Secretary of State, offering her personal support for a startup called Verrit.
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" Another source close to the family told PEOPLE: "It is an unexpected but completely amazing turn of events that she could not be more excited or thrilled about.
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King Vajiralongkorn also weighed in last month after a startling turn of events when a pro-Thaksin party nominated Princess Ubolratana, his sister, as its prime ministerial candidate.
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But in a shocking turn of events, he announced that he would not seek the office of prime minister after his ally Michael Gove announced his own candidacy.
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He had just finished thanking supporters in the Embassy Ballroom for their work on his Democratic primary fight in California when a turn of events changed American history.
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For an aesthetic once praised for its "ruthless logic" and "bloody-mindedness" — in the much-quoted phrasing of critic Reyner Banham — it is a surprising turn of events.
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English's move marked a stunning turn of events at the agency, which was created after the financial crisis to protect consumers and keep an eye on Wall Street.
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It's an awkward turn of events, to say the least, among people in positions of leadership in religion or religious politics — who support Trump reluctantly, if at all.
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Given my own feelings on freelancing—specifically how much real-life companies completely fuck over freelance laborers aside—there was something really resonant about this turn of events.
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However, in a dramatic turn of events, the Koreas agreed to parade together at the opening ceremony and form a unified team to compete in women's ice hockey.
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Given GoFundMe's extremely astute use of social media to help spread the word about its own campaigns, it will well understand the significance of that turn of events.
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Ironic turn of events: House Republican leadership's impressive vote on their tax bill -- 227 yes votes, when they only needed 217 -- may actually hurt them in these negotiations.
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The outcome, though expected, marks a grim turn of events for the International Olympic Committee, which has seen interest in hosting dwindle in recent years, as costs rise.
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But in a surprise turn of events, Mr. Biden scored an upset victory in Minnesota, helped by Ms. Klobuchar's endorsement of him as she ended her own bid.
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Before this turn of events, ours had been the generation that had, along with billions of others younger and slightly older than me, avoided a major global crisis.
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Now Donald Trump is the upset winner, the "Dewey Defeats Truman" headliner of 2016, and one postmortem after another has sought to explain this shocking turn of events.
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The turn of events has the potential to upset a triumph that President Trump has held out as one of his administration's signature national security accomplishments so far.
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The dizzying turn of events started Wednesday afternoon, when the court's seven justices invalidated Friday's swearing-in of Pedro Pierluisi, a lawyer and former politician whom former Gov.
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Their plans don't go as smoothly as hoped, and a turn of events finds them in a small village on the Brazilian border, doing more harm than good.
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When the wedding photographer posted the serendipitous turn of events on Facebook, one of the photographer's friends offered the tailor a five-thread table sewing machine for free.
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Visit CNN's Election Center for full coverage of the 2020 race That's a remarkable turn of events when you consider how impeachment dominated the national conversation for months.
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That's the turn of events that Mr. Mutunga, the former chief justice, finds most worrying, because each political heavyweight could muster crowds of thousands to do his bidding.
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The strange turn of events led to a first-of-its-kind TV interview for a Supreme Court nominee on Monday night, when Kavanaugh appeared on Fox News.
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The turn of events left some to wonder how differently the series might have ended, and how the NBA might look today, if Green had not been suspended.
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Bobbie Draper—a badass Martian Marine who witnesses something profoundly awful—experiences a far less dramatic turn of events in the books, but she's funnier and more interesting.
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In a delicious turn of events at this week's presidential debate, Donald Trump received his comeuppance over a four-year-old tweet in which he denounced climate change.
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Indeed, for a country still nostalgic about the Yao Ming era and keen for their countrymen to excel in the NBA, this was an unexpected turn of events.
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After a serendipitous turn of events, the twin nurses at Piedmont Athens Regional Medical Center in Athens, Georgia were able to deliver Addison and Emma Williams on September 25.
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It's possible, though not confirmed, that Barr's character may die offscreen — an interesting turn of events considering that was the fate of Goodman's Dan in the original sitcom ending.
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Rubio has announced his support of the man he repeatedly called a con artist unfit for office — a hurtful and disappointing turn of events for Rubio's substantial evangelical following.
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" Another source close to the family revealed to PEOPLE, "It is an unexpected but completely amazing turn of events that she could not be more excited or thrilled about.
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While I'm still in the yelling stages of her heartbreak, she's moved on, and actually credits watching the show back with helping her accept this sudden turn of events.
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People continue to trickle in, of course, many hugely annoyed at the turn of events after traveling far and wide to take a picture of the 1.4 million sunflowers.
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Rivas was due back in court in August, but in a dramatic turn of events, she went into hiding for nearly a month – with her two children in tow.
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The attorney general was at a White House meeting when the notification came from Rosenstein, prompting the enraged President to scold the attorney general for the turn of events.
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In a new turn of events since Thursday's GOP debate, Trump's opponents, who had seemed intimidated by Trump's savaging of Jeb Bush, have finally decided to take him on.
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After season 4 of Orange Is the New Black, many fans vowed to never watch the show again after we lost dear Poussey in a gruesome turn of events.
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This is a shocking but inevitable turn of events for Samsung after at least five replacement Note 7 handsets caught fire in the past week in the US alone.
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When Samantha (Zoe Perry) kills Liz (Portia de Rossi) right in front of Mellie, my first thought was that Mellie would have killed herself after this turn of events.
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The administration of President Barack Obama was rattled by the stunning turn of events, including turmoil in world financial markets and British Prime Minister David Cameron's subsequent resignation announcement.
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I'm bummed about the turn of events for this weekend, and I call my mom to tell her I can't meet my family for dinner or the concert tonight.
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By some strange turn of events, we end up being joined by an Italian MasterChef finalist, so I grill him about cooking schools in Bari (a girl can dream).
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But in Paris, understanding his work was endangered by a Stalinist turn of events, Shchukin bequeathed the collection to his wife and three surviving children in his last will.
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That this turn of events was caused by New Zealand makes it sting even more for the Australian government, which previously accused its closest rival of "conspiracy" against it.
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In a stunning turn of events, Trump, the ultimate political outsider had managed to settle on a consummate political insider as the most consequential Supreme Court pick in decades.
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Corbeil assured residents Saint-Hyacinthe residents that drinking water in the region is not a concern and that the turn of events isn't indicative of the city's environmental values.
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The alliance between Austria's conservatives and the far right in the heart of Europe is an ominous turn of events as the beleaguered continent looks at its immediate future.
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In a turn of events that perhaps could only happen in gastronomically obsessed France, butchers say militants have broken windows, thrown fake blood and sprayed graffiti at their shops.
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IATA's director general and CEO, Alexandre de Juniac, called "the turn of events" caused by the coronavirus "almost without precedent," saying "governments must take note" of the airlines' struggles.
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In a strange turn of events, a rental truck took a rather interesting detour off the road and found its way on top of a house in Alban, Ontario.
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The Hong Kong government released a statement saying they "regret" the turn of events at Victoria Park on Sunday, but accused organizers of targeting the police in their slogans.
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The proposal is a drastic moving of the goal posts, multiple aides say, and would be an unlikely turn of events if the caucus actually got behind the proposal.
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It's a rapid turn of events for a politician whose rise from businessman to Kansas congressman to two of the most coveted Cabinet posts in government was stunningly swift.
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In a wild turn of events, the Chiefs lost a turnover thanks to a replay review, but then got the ball back thanks to an interception by Daniel Sorensen.
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Shaken and elated by the sudden turn of events, the remaining 15 women and children at the gate waited to see if the officer returned to let more through.
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But this is an especially complicated turn of events, given that Dany has consistently been lauded as a feminist icon — albeit one with a heavy emphasis on white feminism.
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It's an important turn of events given the fact that Fragman still appears on the department's website as the current coordinator of the Arabic Language Studies at the university.
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The turn of events is an example of the efficacy of sensitive, challenging dialogue in dealing with what could easily have blown into a controversy built on public shaming.
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In a turn of events that reads like a plot point from an unreleased Coen Brothers script, information has surfaced revealing that prosecutors have charged embattled WikiLeaks founder, Julian Assange.
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In a triumphant turn of events, the story of "Ah Sahm" premieres this Friday as Warrior, Cinemax's latest and greatest 10-episode drama, and Lee's daughter's newest executive producing credit.
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Akinosun qualified for Rio last month and, while she may have called this turn of events with frightening accuracy, it was not at all a sure thing at the time.
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Some former classmates of the University of Texas student who allegedly fatally stabbed a fellow student and wounded three others tell PEOPLE they are shocked by the turn of events.
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" Still, the singer wasn't totally pessimistic about the turn of events: She also told The Tommy Show that the end of her marriage was all "a part of the journey.
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A turn of events As planned, Ajeel traveled back to Iraq, and Dilbireen, who was still recovering, moved to Michigan to stay with Kejjan until his next round of surgeries.
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And in a very surprising turn of events, the hero hacker who stopped the WannaCry malware from destroying the world was arrested in Las Vegas and no one knows why.
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"It's a team overwhelmed by the turn of events, which is currently crossing its arms, waiting for how fate will play them and the Burkinabes," UPC said in a statement.
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Neighbors of Porucha Phillips, the Texas woman arrested after deputies discovered two children allegedly chained in her backyard, tells PEOPLE they are shocked and saddened about the turn of events.
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That's a surprising turn of events, one that says a lot about the state of the media business in 2018 — and about the technology companies that are upending that business.
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In a remarkable turn of events, my friend was browsing a guitar forum and found a guy talking about how he scored this purple Jazzmaster for dirt cheap in Montreal.
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In a somewhat unusual turn of events, Blake Lively has deleted all of her Instagram posts, unfollowed everyone, changed her bio, and followed 27 people who share the same name.
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In an entirely expected turn of events, Ariana Grande showed up on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon to perform her new single "No Tears Left to Cry" this evening.
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After chugging champagne out of his sweaty boot in a trademark podium 'shoey' celebration as watching mechanics cheered, the beaming and slightly tearful Australian contemplated an astonishing turn of events.
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People who were convinced last year that Ruffalo didn't really do this thing we now know he clearly did are coming forward to reflect on this unexpected turn of events.
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" Mulvaney also addressed a threat by North Korea to reconsider its halt to nuclear and ballistic missile tests, saying such a move would be a "truly disappointing turn of events.
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For the 4,500 employees working at Vauxhall sites in Ellesmere Port and Luton, this is a highly alarming turn of events just as Britain prepares to leave the single market.
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In an interesting turn of events, instead of the typical "I woke up like this" style we've all been crazy for, the latest trend in hair is actually doing it.
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A GA police officer told a woman at traffic stop, 'We only kill black people' In a shocking turn of events, he is most likely going to lose his job.
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" Hours after the Twitter rant, BuzzFeed reported that Trump had made a brief cameo in a softcore Playboy porn video, something the Clinton campaign called a "strange turn of events.
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On and off summit The meeting itself is an stunning turn of events after months of antagonism and brinksmanship between the US and North Korea over Pyongyang's nuclear missile program.
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The German media called that an "unsparing" attack on German leadership, and a serious turn of events at a time when Germany was commemorating the fall of the Berlin Wall.
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If verified, the arrest of Bin Talal would represent a jarring turn of events as the prince has cultivated an image as the de-facto public face of Saudi finance.
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The swift turn of events is leading to new questions about the advisers who encouraged Trump to hold the line, even as his staunchest protectors urged him to change course.
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As Kaléo was in the middle of that push, a fortuitous turn of events for the company took place: The public's attention — and anger — turned to the pricing of EpiPens.
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Kasich said Sunday on ABC News&apos "This Week" that the close race "doesn&apost bode well" for Republicans, calling it a "shocking" turn of events in the GOP stronghold.
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We are deeply saddened by this turn of events, but we will face it together as a news organization and do it in as transparent a manner as we can.
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But it still appears to have been a surprise turn of events as far as analysts were concerned: they collectively were expecting EPS of $0.07 on revenues of $586.73 million.
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David Roche, president and global strategist at Independent Strategy, said such a turn of events between two economic and military powerhouses would have global implications for worldwide trade and investment.
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The turn of events was welcomed by residents who had spent much of the past few days stocking up on food, water, gasoline and batteries and boarding up their windows.
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The news was a head-spinning turn of events for Brooklyn residents who had rearranged their lives in anticipation of a shutdown that would have severed their lifeline to Manhattan.
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Dear Amy: In a completely unexpected and delightful turn of events, a fabulous guy and I found each other and we have been joyfully together for a couple of years.
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And the shock waves reverberated 200 miles away in Boston, where another woman of color who is challenging an entrenched incumbent was clearly buoyed by the surprising turn of events.
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This was a remarkable turn of events, but, to see it through, the country incurred a moral debt that, four decades on, some feel it has yet to fully repay.
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Then, after another surprising turn of events that we won&apost spoil here, you&aposll be hurried onto the ride itself by Resistance fighters who have come to rescue you.
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It was a turn of events, the co-founders must have realized, that changed everything and nothing at once, that validated years of struggle while crystallizing the enormous battles ahead.
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It was an extraordinary turn of events in a day that began with an official ceremony commemorating the anniversary of the 1997 handover of Hong Kong to China from Britain.
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" Debbie Cochrane, vice president of the Institute for College Access and Success, called the news "a devastating turn of events with outstanding student debt now at $1.4 trillion and rising.
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Given the recent turn of events in this case, I believe Collin Green understands this quote, but perhaps those occupying the civilian positions in government may want to take note.
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"In an odd turn of events, Facebook has managed to upset both sides of the aisle in Washington," said Jason Kint, CEO of the media trade association Digital Content Next.
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Even Representative Mark Pocan, Democrat of Wisconsin, whose questions about the program cuts on Tuesday caused the media firestorm over the Special Olympics, was surprised by the turn of events.
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But it would be quite the turn of events if the place that is the greatest symbol for war on the Korean Peninsula turns into a possible symbol for peace.
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Plus the whole film is shot with the warm glow of a holiday classic, a transparent attempt to make each new turn of events feel like a fresh assault on comfort.
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But in an unexpected turn of events, Vince's latest critic is a concerned mother who fears the consequences of her 11-year-old child hearing Staples' "Norf Norf" on the radio.
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Which is why the release of his new mixtape, Back To the Basics—and its accompanying collection of music videos, which Noisey is premiering below—is a refreshing turn of events.
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"While the election is not over, it would take a pretty major event or turn of events for Clinton to lose, which can obviously happen but probably will not," Cook says.
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But in a shocking turn of events, she finds out she's inherited the beautiful Brooklyn brownstone and a series of unfinished jobs from her ex-husband's late, eccentric, matchmaking great-aunt.
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Ahead of his inauguration ceremony, the Organization of American States' members agreed not to recognize Maduro as the legitimate head of Venezuela, setting the stage for Wednesday's dramatic turn of events.
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This turn of events is made possible by the Mosaic app, released today on iOS and tvOS (Android is coming soon), which HBO created in conjunction with media technology company PodOp.
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EVEN in Europe, the world's least religious continent, a dramatic turn of events can turn a little-known public servant into a posthumous hero hailed as a kind of modern martyr.
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By Saturday night — after posting emotional videos explaining how "devastated and heartbroken" she was over the turn of events — Lopez, 49, revealed that she would be rescheduling the show for Monday.
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This is a remarkable turn of events, and it only gets more remarkable when you think back to how the Republican Party began its existence: fighting against the expansion of slavery.
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In a shocking turn of events, Lucasfilm has parted ways with the directors of its still-untitled Han Solo spinoff movie — while it's still being filmed at Pinewood Studios in London.
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It's a week likely to be suffused with irony, awkwardness, and many questions after the recent turn of events and the many ways a Trump presidency could alter the transportation landscape.
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If there's a major turn of events between now and election day then I'll certainly hear about it from friends or colleagues, or via the news sites I choose to whitelist.
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The reason why this turn of events is a major story in the waning days of the campaign is only because she has lied at every single stage of this investigation.
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President Trump's chief strategist, Stephen Bannon, is leaving the White House, a stunning turn of events for the man who had been the caretaker and champion of Trump's populist campaign message.
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In a serendipitous turn of events, the fast-food chain announced on Monday — a day after Cummings completed the costume — that the beloved menu item is making its return November 3.
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The unexpected turn of events in the Senate underscored the persistent inability of the Republican-controlled Congress and Republican President Donald Trump to deal effectively with Washington's most basic fiscal obligations.
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"I'm upset by this turn of events," Ms. Melton, 41, said as she sat in the shade with her family next to the towering Salt Lake Temple, the center of Mormonism.
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Imagine, if you will, this turn of events: You wake up in the middle of the night, unsettled because you forgot to strap on your sleep tracker before going to sleep.
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Though Rob's mother is happy about this turn of events, Chris has harsher words, calling Rob out for putting a "downpayment on an affair" by telling Olivia about his marriage problems.
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While many expected Trader Joe's to come out on top once again, in a surprising turn of events, a lesser-known market (also with a cult following) beat TJ's this year.
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Let's hope investigators can get to the bottom of the bizarre turn of events, and pray that this isn't the start of some kind of mass popcorn lung epidemic or something.
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But composer Ted Hearne chose to make art with it, writing a multimedia opera about the entire turn of events called The Source with librettist Mark Doten and director Daniel Fish.
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Kirsten Gillibrand — have already endorsed or co-sponsored Sanders' latest Medicare for All draft bill, a remarkable turn of events considering virtually no establishment Democrats supported the measure in 2016. Sen.
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Separately, the separatist Catalan leader said that his party's lawmakers would not support Spain's acting prime minister Pedro Sanchez to get reelected by Congress, barring some very unexpected turn of events.
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The turn of events created the spectacle of a sitting president using legal maneuvers to avoid further scrutiny of salacious accusations of an affair and a payoff involving the porn star.
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When one pair had a fake spat, a bookseller I follow was quick to ask if the turn of events meant she could now be best friends with one of them.
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MADRID (Reuters) - For Spanish Socialist Pedro Sanchez it has been a strange turn of events over the past two years, from losing the leadership of his party to becoming prime minister.
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The outlandish turn of events inspired a movie and now is depicted in this new documentary series which, like the transfixing "Wild Wild Country," was executive produced by the Duplass brothers.
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But it was the Dodgers, not the Mets, who would become the beneficiaries of those alterations, a turn of events that looks worse for the Mets as each year goes by.
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A few minutes later, Kelepi Finau, who came to the United States in the mid-1960s from the island of Tonga, was in tears trying to summarize the turn of events.
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"Our hearts are broken by this turn of events, which comes after five years of cooperation with the government of Turkey and other local partners," Mercy Corps said in a statement.
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They're bracing for a busy week after the dramatic turn of events, which saw conservatives revolting over the farm bill and moderates bucking leadership by backing a discharge petition on immigration.
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Edward G. Lengel, the director of the Papers of George Washington and a professor at the University of Virginia, said the scholarly community was "absolutely stunned" by the recent turn of events.
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In an unexpected turn of events, Borough President Melinda Katz now leads Tiffany Cabán by just 25 votes after paper ballots were counted in the pivotal Queens, New York, district attorney race.
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The Office of Government Ethics, an office under the commander in chief's jurisdiction, is trolling the president on Twitter in a turn of events that should, at this point, shock absolutely nobody.
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"She also mused about going to Cardiff, drinking some whiskey, and whether she could possibly become prime minister while she's there, which she admits "WUD BE A VERY DISORIENTING TURN OF EVENTS.
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But, after vehement objection from fans of the blog, the company withdrew the letter and — in a surprising turn of events — flew Yap over to Sweden for a chat and some fika.
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Biswas agreed, saying the turn of events adds to uncertainties about the "long-reach" implications for non-Chinese communication companies that use parts made by Huawei and other Chinese network equipment providers.
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In a "hare"-raising turn of events for Mike Pence, John Oliver's parody children's book about the vice president's pet falling in love with an another male rabbit is outselling its inspiration.
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Diane von Furstenberg officially stole Sarah Jessica Parker's title for craziest headpiece of the evening, although in a surprising turn of events SJP went full-on Hamilton, bucking the futuristic theme altogether.
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Subsequently, in a turn of events that I'm sure is not related at all, all four prosecutors on the case quit, while the Justice Department announced it would reduce Stone's sentencing recommendation.
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The announcement from the Department of Defense (DOD) marked a surprising turn of events — for months, Amazon was viewed as the favorite to win the contract amid an increasingly political lobbying battle.
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It's a telling turn of events, considering what Fortnite became last year when it copied much of the design of PUBG, and now PUBG is turning to features that Epic Games pioneered.
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In an odd turn of events, the police say they have identified the suspect, but lack a victim and are seeking the public's help in identifying them in a newly released video.
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In a surprise turn of events, the judge hearing the trial of John Varley, a former chief executive of Barclays, and three other former senior executives at the bank, discharged the jury.
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Through a somewhat cataclysmic turn of events that followed the firing of Reddit Director of Talent Victoria Taylor, users went wild and moderators began shutting down communities on the site in protest.
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But in a shocking turn of events, the festival co-organized by hip hop artist Ja Rule has quickly gone from Instagrammable paradise to disaster in the span of its first day.
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In a strange turn of events, the sky clears up dramatically and the sun peeks through the faint remnants of clouds, almost in tandem with the light-hearted turn our conversation takes.
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After the slayings in 2012, distraught family and friends said they were stunned by the turn of events, describing the Johnsons as "a pretty tight family," the Tribune reported at the time.
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Though Florida makes headlines for all sorts of fun and bizarre reasons, finding the Sunshine State at the genesis of the zombie apocalypse is a turn of events you might not expect.
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This turn of events is consistent with the Republican Party's own brand of identity politics of late, in which men, rather than women, are portrayed as the beleaguered gender in American society.
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This turn of events is especially surprising, given what her election into presidency would have symbolically meant for women across the country, who have been struggling against proverbial glass ceilings for decades.
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Here's everything you need to know about this serious turn of events: May 221: News of the divorce filing breaks On May 23, Heard files for divorce from Depp citing irreconcilable differences.
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We're told the family is somewhat surprised by the turn of events, because not long ago it looked like she was done with Tristan ... and the family was down with that decision.
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Overall, this is a bit of a curious turn of events, but it does make sense to bring the Google Brain project and the company's other AI initiatives under a single umbrella.
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It's a disappointing turn of events for Democrats who are proud of recent historic firsts — electing America's first black president and then electing a woman as a major party's nominee in 2016.
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Jost opened the segment by saying: In a stunning turn of events, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has agreed to meet in May with Donald Trump, or whoever's president in May.
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What followed was a lesson in the unforeseen results of bureaucratic politics — a turn of events that would be funny, if it didn't have such negative consequences for the American war effort.
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The fateful turn of events in Appalachian mining towns like Bobtown, isolated between craggy bluffs and wooded hills 70 miles south of Pittsburgh, illustrates the seemingly relentless downturn of the coal industry.
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The Late Show team, in an attempt to write a joke to measure up to this turn of events, came up with one that was a little much even for the host.
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It would be quite the turn of events if, in an attempt to cure the nation's law-enforcement apparatus of perceived political bias, conservatives committed the abuses that they claimed to oppose.
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Steyer's late debate qualification marked a turn of events for the billionaire, who had invested millions of dollars of his own money into his campaign with little return in success until now.
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The latest, head-spinning turn of events comes amid reports that Tony Podesta, a lobbyist and the brother of Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta, has attracted the scrutiny of Mueller's investigative team.
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In an ironic turn of events, the revamped version went viral and has since made history by becoming the longest-running No. 1 single to ever top the Billboard Hot 100 Chart.
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It would be quite the turn of events if, in an attempt to cure the nation's law enforcement apparatus of perceived political bias, conservatives committed the abuses that they claimed to oppose.
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King Vajiralongkorn also weighed in on electoral affairs last month after a startling turn of events when a pro-Thaksin party nominated Princess Ubolratana, the king's sister, as its prime ministerial candidate.
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We spoke with activists, government officials and even met governing party supporters and what I can say is that Turkish people, across the board, are not happy with the turn of events.
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That unexpected turn of events gives him power not typically given to refugees, which challenges both him and the Hungarian doctor who makes it his mission to care for the young man.
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The outcome of the nomination contests this year is not seriously in doubt — barring an extraordinary turn of events, Donald Trump will be the Republican nominee, and Clinton will be the Democratic nominee.
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According to Deadline , "a sudden turn of events" will lead the Conners to face daily life in their home of Lanford, Illinois, in a way they haven't before — without their no-nonsense matriarch.
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Deadline reports that "a sudden turn of events" will lead the Conners to face daily life in their home of Lanford, Illinois, in a way they haven't before — without their no-nonsense matriarch.
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And tonight, many on the left, they want you to believe this alleged interference is shocking, unprecedented turn of events, but we all know that Russian election meddling is not new at all.
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In an interesting turn of events, the threesome goes from too good to be true (in his mind) to a disaster when he comes before the second girl gets her turn with him.
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" Plenty of Apple pundits found this news to be be ominous, with John Gruber going as far as to call it a "profoundly worrisome turn of events for the future of the Mac.
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This was a somewhat surprising turn of events, particularly because Alaska Air operates a single fleet type of Boeing 737s for its mainline flights, whereas Virgin America uses the competing Airbus A320 family.
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Negan-o-meter™: 3 out of 10 In a not-so-surprising turn of events, viewership ticked back up last week, presumably because the prior episode actually focused on Negan for once.
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In what may be the strangest turn of events in what is a pretty weird story anyway, several young women have stepped forward to claim that they are, in fact, the chicken litterer.
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Image: GettyNew evidence suggesting a major turn of events in the war on Christmas was presented Monday at the Fall Meeting of the American Geophysical Union—the world's reindeer population is declining, rapidly.
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After all the back and forth, the turn of events feels way too easy — particularly with the Saviors injured, but not killed, from to the stunt, letting Eugene claim the moral high ground.
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In a remarkable, record-breaking turn of events, no murders have taken place in the Big Apple for six days straight, during the Christmas season, no less, the New York Daily News reported.
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The arrest of Seusis Hernández Solarte was a surprise turn of events for the FARC, the former rebel organization that has refashioned itself as a political party called the Common Alternative Revolutionary Force.
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It was an unforeseen turn of events for Trump, who praised Putin repeatedly during last year's election campaign and said he would like to work more closely with Russia to defeat Islamic State.
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So do yourself a favor, and take a cue from these stars on how to handle defeat and move forward from what, for many of us, is a truly devastating turn of events.
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In the latest turn of events, staff members of Artforum penned a letter condemning their magazine's response to complaints of sexual harassment against its former publisher Knight Landesman, who resigned earlier this week.
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Team Mellie is going to hold her at an undisclosed location while they deal with Peus, who is none too happy about this turn of events, if next week's previews are any indication.
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Although it's never a victory to see a breakdown in diplomatic relations between Russia and the U.S., this new turn of events removes the latest reason for continuing to fund the MOX project.
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Although, given the calamitous turn of events at the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester Wednesday, we should probably be grateful that no one was there to see her speak at the United Nations.
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It's the perfect opportunity to catch up on some of the shows that you've probably been hearing about from... In a pun-rich turn of events, some Australian catfish have started eating mice.
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While The Lady will not be president, the fact that her National League for Democracy (NLD) party now controls the government is a turn of events hardly imaginable just a few years ago.
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By Thursday afternoon, Anbang and its partners formally withdrew their $14 billion takeover offer for Starwood, ceding the operator of the Westin and Sheraton chains to Marriott in a puzzling turn of events.
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The race in Virginia is the only competitive gubernatorial contest this fall, barring a major turn of events in New Jersey, where polls show Democrat Phil Murphy comfortably ahead of Republican Kim Guadagno.
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It's a surprising turn of events, and Nick Bastone's in-depth report about Google's smartwatch saga shows how the company misjudged and mishandled the biggest new tech product to emerge since the smartphone.
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Analysts have bruited about the notion that Comcast and Disney might team up and divide Fox's assets to prevent a drawn-out bidding war — a turn of events that Mr. Iger has dismissed.
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Stephen K. Bannon, the president's former chief strategist, has been using a simple Twitter hashtag to sum up to allies and friends his frame of mind about the recent turn of events: #War.
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It's a dramatic turn of events for Airbnb, which was poised to be the hottest tech IPO (or direct listing) of the year until the COVID-19 crisis struck the U.S. last month.
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Berman, the top prosecutor, opened Tuesday's hearing by saying that Epstein's death from hanging in a federal jail earlier in August is "rather a stunning turn of events" in the high-profile case.
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Former Bachelorette Hannah Brown has offered her own solution: While Victoria hasn't released a statement about this turn of events, she's been bracing for controversy ever since she was announced as a contestant.
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That turn of events makes the film's Best Picture win a little bittersweet, in that the movie was recognized for its excellence but its actors didn't receive the same appreciation from Academy voters.
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Both the Dow and S&P 500 finished the third quarter of the calendar year just below the all-time highs hit in July, so this has been a rapid turn of events.
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"There's been a lot of talk about sex tapes today and in a strange turn of events, only one adult film has emerged today and its star is Donald Trump," he told reporters.
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It's a stunning turn of events: The state that oversaw the birth to Uber and Lyft and the gig economy they helped create is now scrambling to correct some of its worst effects.
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In a dizzying turn of events, his firm, which normally occupies a back seat at the glamorous event, was suddenly at the center of one of the most sensational stories in Oscars history.
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There's a reason why the platform's top news publishers are almost all conservative news outlets, a suspicious turn of events after years of complaints from the right over Facebook's perceived liberal bias. Boomers.
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From Moscow's vantage point, the fleeing of a pro-Russian leader was a sudden and dangerous turn of events for Russian influence—even more frightening given that it occurred in a neighboring state.
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He is serving in a coalition with Austria's far-right Freedom Party — a turn of events that alarms liberals in Europe but has made him extremely attractive to Mr. Trump and his aides.
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In a particularly grim turn of events, an elderly British man actually started a tour company that visits the main locations of the McCann disappearance, including the tapas restaurant (now closed) and Apartment 5A.
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In an odd and unexpected turn of events, Mexican superstar Canelo Álvarez signed a deal yesterday to defend the WBC middleweight championship against British native Amir Khan on May 7th in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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In an embarrassing turn of events for a mayor who had only days before declared that all who arrive here are "Palmeritans," the migrant ship was left stranded at sea for days outside Palermo.
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The turn of events is a bit of a surprise considering that Lumoid signed a deal in late spring to help Best Buy test out rental offerings for gadgets like cameras and fitness trackers.
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Screenshot: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)But in a strange turn of events, when Google decided to add a dark theme to YouTube, desktop YouTube got it first, with YouTube for iOS following not far behind.
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Coming on the heels of the Bank for International Settlement's annual meeting in Switzerland, where top officials are well shielded from the media, traders and analysts have looked suspiciously at the turn of events.
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In a fascinating and ironic turn of events, Pepe's death occurred the same weekend that Marine Le Pen, the favorite French presidential candidate of the far right, was soundly beaten by centrist Emmanuel Macron.
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With his debut album, Painted, out this month on Keep Cool and RCA Records, he seems poised to hit critical mass—though in some ways, his surprise at this turn of events is understandable.
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Environmental groups and activists are understandably distressed by this turn of events — but they're certainly not giving up the fight to protect our planet from the very real and pressing issue of climate change.
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"Our hearts are broken by this turn of events, which comes after five years of cooperation with the government of Turkey and other local partners," Mercy Corps said in a statement on its website.
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And in a surprising turn of events, with the ruling Democratic Party slumping and the populist Five Star movement leading the way, Berlusconi could actually be the man to save Italy from political chaos.
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In an abrupt and highly unconvincing turn of events, three K.G.B. agents accosted him during his retirement trip to Asia and, during a scuffle, he fell through a glass door and bled to death.
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Ryan was at the hospital for the delivery and he kept thinking back to the surreal turn of events that brought a young police officer to this moment with a pregnant, homeless heroin user.
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In a dizzying turn of events, more than 2900 Democratic senators called for Franken to step down after a new woman came forward to allege that he had forcibly tried to kiss her. Sen.
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In a dramatic turn of events, an Indonesian woman, Siti Aisyah, 26, accused in the 2017 chemical poison murder of Kim Jong Nam was freed on Monday after the Malaysian court dropped the charge.
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In a crazy turn of events, Tom Brady says he hates the "Tom Terrific" nickname ... and only filed for the trademark to preemptively block people from using Tom Seaver's signature moniker to praise him.
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The unprecedented turn of events will be a test for President Jimmy Pitaro, just two years into his job, and new Disney CEO Bob Chapek, who took the position less than a month ago.
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For me, a 31-year-old trans man who had spent most of my life in a body that was tolerated at best and ridiculed at worst, this was a shocking turn of events.
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"It's a shameful turn of events to see Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump deploy the very same attacks and tactics against Mike, but the reason is clear," said Kevin Sheekey, Mr. Bloomberg's campaign manager.
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Fanny's faltering relationship with a charismatic gambler, Nick Arnstein, leaves her not defeated but strong and resilient, a welcome turn of events for a character initially willing to give up her career for him.
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The May annual prices increase was both the lowest rate on record and below the overall 1.9 percent inflation rate, as measured by C.P.I. It's hard overstate what a turn of events this is.
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"After ... the recent turn of events, we lack confidence that Judge Persky can fairly participate in this upcoming hearing in which a male nurse sexually assaulted an anesthetized female patient," District Attorney Jeff Rosen said.
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" The premise for the spinoff is described as such: "After a sudden turn of events, the Conners are forced to face the daily struggles of life in Lanford in a way they never have before.
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And then, in a completely shocking turn of events, in February 2019, Disney and Marvel announced that they had re-hired Gunn for Guardians 3, and suddenly everything was right in the MCU world again.
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It's a fairly stunning turn of events for Shulkin, a man who was confirmed by the Senate in a 100-0 vote and spent most of 2017 as the Trump administration's least controversial Cabinet member.
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Then, in a shocking turn of events, Jake Kastrenakes took the lead in the Bachelor fantasy league on the back of Josephine's unprecedented 03,000-point choice to slap the Bachelor in the face without provocation.
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In a slightly more comforting turn of events, ABC News reported on Tuesday that Cline had been given another chance to see her dreams come true after being turned away so cruelly over the weekend.
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" Despite the scary turn of events, Thomson told The Courier that Kids Cars Direct was "excellent" at communicating with her regarding the fire, saying, "We have been blown over with how cooperative they have been.
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Washington (CNN)Ted Cruz endorsed Donald Trump for the presidency Friday afternoon, a stunning turn of events after a contentious primary filled with nasty personal attacks and a dramatic snub at the Republican National Convention.
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This version of the site includes the following text: A bleak turn of events would lead to the abrupt cancellation of Colin Ritman's highly-anticipated game, Nohzdyve, and the end of Stefan Butler's promising career.
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On its website, JPay describes itself as a "highly trusted name in corrections because we offer a fast and secure method of sending money," which seems up for debate given the recent turn of events.
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It's a shocking turn of events when you consider that the Model S 75D should have easily charged past the Chevy Bolt according to their EPA range estimates, which are 259 and 0003 miles, respectively.
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It was a stunning turn of events for someone who arrived in New York simply hoping to play all four days of the year's second major and made the cut with no shots to spare.
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The Twitter Moment preserves the unfortunate turn of events, and though it's probably pretty awkward for Twitter, it offers employees being laid off a place to celebrate their hard work and the memories they created.
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In a strange turn of events, big bad Maleficent was so cruel to her employee (and original villain) Pete that his sadness and consternation opened a time-travel portal into the deep past of Disney.
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I mentioned this turn of events in an email to a friend, exactly my age, who I knew would understand — she had just lost her mother to their own family history of sudden cardiac arrest.
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"This turn of events is fueled primarily by the dramatic drop in the share of young Americans who are choosing to settle down romantically before age 35," said Fry in a post on the study.
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Europe's growing divisions, amplified by virulent nationalist movements, may not be a conclusive verdict of failure, but they are a disheartening turn of events for people who expected a unifying continent of peace and prosperity.
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As Mashable's Alexis Nedd pointed out in Slack while we bemoaned this awful turn of events for poor Ser Pounce: "I'd be into seeing a wight Ser Pounce taking down Cersei with one chilly bite."
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"After this and the recent turn of events, we lack confidence that Judge Persky can fairly participate in this upcoming hearing in which a male nurse sexually assaulted an anesthetized female patient," Mr. Rosen said.
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It was a disappointing turn of events to see a Marine-turned-chief-of-staff take the White House lectern and complete his transformation from the adult in the room to a political attack dog.
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"I'd known about clones before on the app store, but I really thought there's no way someone could copy what was good about my game," Esposito says, audibly still upset over the turn of events.
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Though it's a sad turn of events, it results in some extremely blessed cinematic moments, chief among them a mad-as-hell Nic Cage crossing chainsaws with a Jesus freak while tripping out on acid.
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The surprising turn of events was greeted with joy from parents whose daughters were safely returned, but the relief was tempered by suspicions that several girls had died while in the hands of the militants.
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It took a long time for the shocking turn of events to hit home ... we're told everyone who rushed to see Nipsey waited around the hospital for hours after they were told he was dead.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Before North Korea's condemnation of U.S.-South Korea military drills, even U.S. policy wonks who follow every twist and turn of events on the Korean peninsula probably did not know much about them.
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It's a dramatic turn of events for Airbnb, which was poised to be one of the hottest tech IPOs, or direct listings, of the year until the COVID-19 crisis struck the U.S. last month.
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Certainly the war was one of the things I wanted to shut the door against, but the fact that the whole world got shut out along with it felt like a fortuitous turn of events.
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His wife, Sidney Callahan, who had converted to Catholicism, was so upset at this turn of events that she called that year the worst of her life, their son David said in a phone interview.
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Then read this short overview of what has happened so far, including the latest turn of events: Britain's two main political parties are haggling over the nation's withdrawal from the European Union, known as Brexit.
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In a dizzying turn of events, more than 30 Democratic senators called for Franken to step down on Wednesday after a new woman came forward to allege that he had forcibly tried to kiss her.
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But the turn of events represented a stunning reversal of fortune for a man who once operated with such autonomy in the White House that, as chief strategist, he reported only to the president himself.
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To those of us who aren't super into religion, it of course seems awful and wrong, but coming from a pope who has shown himself to be uber-conservative, it's not a shocking turn of events.
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But in a dramatic turn of events, House Speaker Paul Ryan was forced to pull the bill off of the House floor Friday, conceding that he did not have the Republican votes to pass the bill.
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The dramatic turn of events came hours after Ghosn, through his lawyer and quoted by Japanese public broadcaster NHK, vowed to restore his good name in court and to hold a news conference after his release.
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The dramatic turn of events came hours after Ghosn, through his lawyer and quoted by Japanese public broadcaster NHK, vowed to restore his good name in court and to hold a news conference after his release.
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Following the tragic incident, Logan's friends Trina Frazier, 24, Aaliyah Frazier, 23 and Kenyatta Burch, 23, who watched helplessly as Logan died, remained on the scene until authorities arrived, shocked by the terrifying turn of events.
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The tension is gradually building as the huge Sept is filling up with people — High Sparrow is still happy with the turn of events and he is convinced that everything is going according to the plan.
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It's a very ironic, and maybe unexpected, turn of events, considering that it was only in March of this year that Sainsbury's picked up Nook's customer base and business when Barnes & Noble exited the UK market.
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The fire had been burning near the city since Sunday, covering an area nearly 10 square miles (27 square kilometers), but shifting winds in the early afternoon on Tuesday led to the dramatic turn of events.
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In a shocking turn of events, the El Paso shooting occurred less than 24 hours before a gunman opened fire on a Dayton, Ohio, street with a busy nightlife scene, killing nine people and wounding 27.
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Clearly elated by this turn of events, Mark Zuckerberg invited Bill Gates to sit on a couch and endure almost 60 seconds of very bad acting as he pretended to spot Harvard's invitation on his iPhone.
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In an interesting turn of events, they explain to Kim that while they did go to the gun range, they also spoke to someone at Everytown for Gun Safety, an organization dedicated to reducing gun violence.
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Still, that Epic is making such an audacious move with the Android release of Fortnite, which will arguably be its most popular platform, is an eye-popping turn of events for an already unprecedented gaming narrative.
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The summit capped a swift and astonishing turn of events that began on New Year&aposs Day with a pledge by Kim to reach out to the world now that his nuclear forces have been completed.
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Such a turn of events would be greeted with deep dismay both in the Kremlin and the Patriarchate of Moscow, which is now accepted by most other Orthodox bodies as the legitimate church authority in Ukraine.
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This is a sad turn of events for fans of the ambitious modular concept, which was put forth by Google's experimental ATAP group under former chief Regina Dugan, who left Google for Facebook earlier this year.
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The development was widely described in the Israeli media as a dramatic turn of events against the four-term prime minister, who has denied any wrongdoing in a string of corruption probes threatening his political survival.
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Now, the US government is looking to claw some of that money back—and, in a bizarre turn of events—wants Hollywood to fork over millions in assets the DOJ says were purchased with dirty money.
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With the recent turn of events - and the speculative possibility about to shift to an active exploration of the possibility by both companies - the intensity of the investor and analyst concerns has become even more heightened.
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It's just crazy enough to maybe work — but it's definitely not the most insane turn of events in the episode: Marnie, unable to get the dream out of her head, arrives at Ray's apartment that evening.
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In a somewhat muddled turn of events, he explains to Michael that he invested the money for his future use; it is enough to settle his debt and to restore the family to middle-class comfort.
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In a strange turn of events, Chris Harrison actually wasn't gassing up the season finale of The Bachelor — it was legitimately the most dramatic ending that this franchise has ever seen in all of its years.
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Critics were left truly stunned by this latest turn of events, though, since snagging the top prize at Venice Film Festival necessarily puts this comic book movie in the conversation as a top Academy Awards contender.
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A small group of protesters outside the presidential palace Thursday also held signs calling for a military counter-intervention, and a rotating cast of passersby stopped to express their indignation at the latest turn of events.
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Supporters of the project — officially called Pier 215, but informally dubbed "Diller Island" — expressed dismay at the turn of events, while some longtime critics said the plan's collapse was a boon to the Hudson River estuary.
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On the other hand, these allegations, made under oath and in front of members of Congress, mark an extraordinary turn of events for the tech giants who just a few years ago seemed invincible and unstoppable.
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It's a disappointing turn of events considering congressional leaders have somewhat demonstrated a level of tech-savviness in their arguments (for politicians, at least) on a number of tech-related hearings over the last few months.
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The developments this week were a remarkable turn of events for the United States in Iraq, where it maintains some 5,000 troops nearly 17 years after U.S. troops invaded the country and toppled dictator Saddam Hussein.
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It has been a striking turn of events for Silicon Valley, which Democrats and Republicans had for years sought to bolster by limiting laws that could curb the growth of America's brightest engine of economic growth.
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What Really Happened: In a strange turn of events, Trump and Zelensky were already scheduled to meet and host a shared press conference on the same day that the memo of the call went public. Oops!
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But they are particularly wrenching for Democrats knowing that their votes will not, barring some entirely unexpected turn of events, lead to a Senate conviction of Mr. Trump and his immediate departure from the White House.
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In an unanimous vote — a turn of events increasingly common in the Constituent Assembly — lawmakers adopted a decree declaring that political parties that want to participate in coming elections must have been active in previous ones.
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The Punisher's second season relies on an age-old storyline about a tough, cold hero who, through some turn of events, takes a vulnerable youngster under his wing and vows to protect them at all costs.
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In a (perhaps not so shocking) turn of events, the Walt Disney Company has reentered its tug-of-war with Comcast over the acquisition of Fox's film and TV divisions with a new $71.3 billion bid today.
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First off, Kufrin handled this surprising turn of events with an incredible amount of grace, which should come as no surprise to anyone who watched her unedited breakup (aka, everyone, since it was broadcast TO THE WORLD).
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The turn of events was somewhat unexpected as leaders in each party had signaled for days they were close to a deal and didn't anticipate a real threat of a government shutdown, just weeks before the election.
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In a strange turn of events, Hegstad says Tesla sent him a check for $40,000 in December 2018, after he accepted delivery of the second Model 3 — money he says he's been trying to return for weeks.
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The event, scheduled to be a luncheon that required attendees to pay, was to focus on "the appalling turn of events in Washington — so that we don't all end up sacrificing everything," according to an event description.
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While there has been a predictable outcry against this turn of events, there has also been a distressingly robust positive reaction from As I Lay Dying fans who are happy to have Lambesis back in the band.
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It's tempting to watch the chaotic impact of these reports and declare them a shocking turn of events, but those who have been watching closely know this is only the latest chapter in Trump's hate-driven campaign.
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In a delightful turn of events, it so happens that Jim Carrey did in fact perform with Alice Cooper and his band, eyeliner on, over New Year's Eve in Maui, raising money for a local food bank.
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"The remarkable turn of events left Republican congressional leaders, in control of both chambers of the legislative branch, 'shell-shocked' and 'visibly annoyed,'" wrote CNN's Jeff Zeleny, Dana Bash, Deirdre Walsh and Jeremy Diamond on Wednesday night.
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Yes, anything conceivably could happen between now and when the Democrats officially select their nominee next summer, but Biden is firmly entrenched in the catbird seat and will likely stay there barring a major turn of events.
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It is a bizarre turn of events for the $38 billion deal between Williams and Energy Transfer, which was signed in September but has since been dragged into the gutter with the sharp decline in commodity prices.
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" Though he called the turn of events "incredibly frustrating and disappointing," Wright said, "I am determined to make a full recovery and get back on the field as soon as I can to help the Mets win.
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Nevertheless we are delighted to stand behind Ubuntu for Windows, committed to addressing the needs of Windows developers exploring Linux in this amazing new way, and excited at the possibilities heralded by this unexpected turn of events.
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Above: Space on iOS In an odd turn of events, after Space and Mute published on their public company blogs to complain, they received a call from Apple and had their apps reinstated on the App Store.
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A whiplash-inducing turn of events has seen Italy's president (who is not popularly elected) veto a government proposed by the populist Five Star and League parties and ask an ex-IMF economist to form a government.
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In a swift turn of events, Mr. Buttigieg and Ms. Klobuchar quit the presidential race and endorsed Mr. Biden on the eve of Super Tuesday to try to boost him against the liberal front-runner, Mr. Sanders.
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It's a stunning turn of events after a decade in which banks found their political standing in Washington severely tarnished over their role in unleashing the last financial meltdown and the multibillion-dollar government bailout that followed.
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Then came the election of Donald J. Trump and a record-speed dismantling of American diplomacy, rendering the perspective of Mr. Barker's documentary, captivating if deflated in the final minutes by this turn of events, hauntingly nostalgic.
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The president's declaration also capped a turn of events for Mr. Manafort, who was a cooperating witness for Mr. Mueller until prosecutors declared this week that he had lied to them in breach of his plea agreement.
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In a swift turn of events, Mr. Buttigieg and Ms. Klobuchar quit the presidential race and endorsed Mr. Biden on the eve of Super Tuesday to try to boost him against the liberal front-runner, Mr. Sanders.
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Rechristened "The Conners," the show will return with the rest of the cast intact, to find the family dealing with what ABC describes as "a sudden turn of events" that results in the disappearance of its matriarch.
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Given the sensitivity of Korean voters to the country's economic performance, such a turn of events would ensure that any government seriously attempting to go nuclear would be voted out of power at the next possible opportunity.
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But rights activists and Kashmiri intellectuals were deeply unsettled, saying that the general's words revealed how the highest levels of the Indian military viewed Kashmiri people and that his comments could presage another disturbing turn of events.
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That grim turn of events nearly befalls Fran Kubelik (a strong-voiced Daisy Maywood), who would be Chuck's beloved if she weren't also the very woman Chuck's egotistic boss, Sheldrake (Paul Robinson), has been secretly courting himself.
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Thierry Hancisse is chillingly great as the dogmatic bishop, but a stage production of "Fanny and Alexander" should probably make clear why this turn of events and its improbable resolution are an essential development in the story.
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Presenters Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway announced that the musical had won, and then, in a shocking turn of events, the producers accepting the award suddenly stopped their acceptance speech and revealed that Moonlight had actually won.
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The best moments, in fact, are essentially small ones that chronicle this unsettling turn of events, such as a Chinese TV commercial soliciting donations to help that starving Third World country populated by climate refugees, the United States.
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"This latest horrendous turn of events has only served to strengthen the resolve of our investigation team as we work to identify those responsible for this outrageous, reckless and barbaric act," counter-terrorism police chief Neil Basu said.
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ZTE employees contacted by Reuters all expressed surprise and optimism at the turn of events, although some also voiced concern that it was still unclear how long it would take to lift the ban and at what cost.
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Smith's story is one more example of how victims of harassment or assault — especially at the hands of a powerful man — might stay silent for years, until a major turn of events inspires them to break that silence.
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"I simply cannot continue with the recent turn of events," singer Jan Chamberlain wrote on Facebook of her decision to quit, according to VF. At least Evancho may have a Bruce Springsteen cover band to keep her company.Related:
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In a bombshell turn of events on Tuesday, Colorado triple murder suspect Chris Watts pleaded guilty in the slayings of his pregnant wife and their young children in exchange for being spared a possible death sentence, PEOPLE confirms.
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At this point, Emily was convinced she was going home, but 'lo and behold, in a truly shocking turn of events, Ben ended up telling Olivia he didn't feel the same way about her and sent her home.
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It put the Blue Devils in the unfamiliar position of being scrappy underdogs, even though the program is loaded with blue-chip recruits—a turn of events that's particularly hard to swallow for the "Anybody But Duke" crowd.
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So angry were establishment Republicans at this turn of events that Willkie was obliged to give only a very short and vague acceptance address, lest he alienate even more the party leaders who had strongly opposed his candidacy.
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It was a remarkable turn of events given that seven years earlier, the US had labelled the country an "outpost of tyranny," along with North Korea and Iran, and for years had punished it with harsh economic sanctions.
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Not long-form investigations into Aleppo or Manus Island, but "Here Are Thirteen Bits of Cheese That Look Like Kim Jong Il." And so I guess that, in a dramatic turn of events, Jimmy Fallon is our fault.
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In a not-so-coincidental turn of events, news of the weapon was followed by demands from North Korean officials that Pompeo be removed from the team that's currently trying to negotiate some kind of nuclear weapons pact.
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Through some twisted turn of events, Apple thought that it would be a smart idea to release a clown and gorilla emoji, which naturally set off discussion about the recent creepy clown craze and the deceased gorilla, Harambe.
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It was an unfortunate turn of events for the Americans, who had been penalized when a ball crossed from left back Farid Díaz struck the outstretched right arm of right back DeAndre Yedlin while his back was turned.
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"The tension is gradually building as the huge Sept is filling up with people — High Sparrow is still happy with the turn of events and he is convinced that everything is going according to the plan," Pryce foreshadowed.
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In a similar turn of events, earlier this month, Mr. Weinstein did not last a week at his company after The Times and then The New Yorker detailed sexual harassment and abuse claims against him going back decades.
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And in the past 48 hours, we have seen a dramatic turn of events in the United States affecting virtually all aspects of our lives, from our schools to the economy, from travel to the world of entertainment.
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Three months later they finally met at an Italian restaurant in New York, and in a swift turn of events Dr. Goy said it was "coup de foudre," or love at first sight, and became easier to reach.
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It is a strange turn of events that Mr. Guzmán, a serial prison escapee who stands accused of killing thousands during Mexico's bloody drug wars, has claimed the moral high ground as a critic of the penal system.
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Since its release, Russia has dramatically confounded its critics, beating Saudi Arabia 5-0 and Egypt 3-1, earning itself a place in the knockout stage in an unexpected turn of events that has delighted the Russian public.
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In an interesting turn of events, last month Swiggy announced Go, a service that allows users in select cities in India to deliver any kind of item — not just food — within their own city, thereby entering Dunzo's territory.
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Hi is the plantation master's son, and in a turn of events that expresses the perverse, arbitrary cruelty of the slave system, he is called one day to the great house to serve as his own brother's manservant.
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Mr. Flynn had previously admitted that he too lied on foreign lobbying disclosure forms submitted to the Justice Department but then, in an unusual turn of events, blamed his former lawyers for filing inaccurate forms without his knowledge.
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One turn of events was the decision by the California Air Resources Board in September to endorse — after 10 years of design and debate — a Tropical Forest Standard that could protect the forests of the Amazon and beyond.
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Since Ms. Kelly went off television, Fox News has lost Bill O'Reilly and also lost some nights in the ratings to MSNBC — a stunning turn of events in cable TV, where Fox News has long been on top.
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An exit would represent an unexpected turn of events for the 76-year-old media executive who advised several U.S. Republican presidents, including George H.W. Bush, and built Fox News into the most-watched U.S. cable news channel.
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Mr. Flynn had previously admitted that he too lied on foreign lobbying disclosure forms submitted to the Justice Department but then, in an unusual turn of events, blamed his former lawyers for filing inaccurate forms without his knowledge.
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It was a familiar turn of events for the clerics in Tehran, whose regional competition with Saudi Arabia and other Arab countries sometimes means just waiting for the Saudis to shoot themselves in the foot, analysts here say.
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Ms. Ubolratana promptly withdrew her candidacy and Thai Raksa Chart was dissolved — a turn of events that weakened Pheu Thai, which had joined forces with Thai Raksa Chart and agreed not to compete with it in some constituencies.
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