But the sound effect, it's like an engine winding up.
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It was true: Time was winding down, or winding up.
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China Visit produced the best finish, winding up sixth in 2000.
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Sano is also at risk of winding up in that category.
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Viewership fell in each subsequent half-hour, winding up at 113.1 million.
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Meanwhile, country after country is winding up with their banking system devastated.
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That deal fell apart, winding up in litigation in the Cayman Islands.
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I could see this guy winding up to do a back flip.
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Everyone's favourite Jedi badass clearly enjoys winding up Star Wars fans on Twitter.
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The tested Turbo model starts at about $148,000 before winding up at $181,000.
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Meanwhile, my other story line is winding up on top of the tower.
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Missing a winding-up order from the tax man is never a good sign.
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It is modelled on China's law relating to the winding-up of insolvent firms.
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I departed on the two-hour drive, winding up the mountain on narrow roads.
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When his music career started to taper down, his writing career was winding up.
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He took a moment like a pitcher winding up and then unloaded on Sanders.
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It's not clear how many people she infected before winding up in the hospital.
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"Winding up on that list is a sign that there's family conflict," she said.
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Instead, stocks saw a substantial climb, winding up nearly 10 percent higher by year-end.
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In addition to conserving energy, the process prevents coffee grounds from winding up in landfills.
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As Syd Howe was winding up for a shot, he was tripped by Stew Evans.
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"Another fear of winding up in prison, I'd be stuck using apricot scrub," someone wrote.
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Too many former inmates are winding up back in the justice system after they're released.
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A Trump cabinet member warns of "big hairy men" winding up in the ladies room.
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In some cases, winding up an a universe with low entropy is less important than others.
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Update: We're 9 minutes into the show, and she's still winding up to the big reveal...
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In front of you lies a steep path winding up towards a fortress in the clouds.
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The darkest moments for me weren't necessarily winding up in the hospital or anything like that.
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What you want to avoid, however, is winding up on a slab at the coroner's office.
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One creditor supported the winding up of the company, saying the rescue efforts were not working.
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The executives won, and Curry 2 shoes eventually flooded the market, winding up on sale racks.
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Carter also surpassed Reggie Miller (210,33 points) for 23th place in scoring, winding up with 23,285 points.
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The spark came when Sweden hiked fees to cover the cost of winding up banks that fail.
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It's winding up as an Easter Egg in a Spider-Man game 214 years after your death.
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The club's sale was confirmed only five minutes before a winding up hearing was due to start.
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Online cosmetic shopping can mean winding up with poor-quality goods, or even makeup containing toxic materials.
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Flynn's cooperation, in particular, could indicate that Mueller is winding up one key part of his investigation.
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The Cannon was also in top form when it came to winding up his British target Haye.
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Ms. Battin's career was winding down as Mr. Baker was winding up on the subject of preservation.
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Below, the five candidates with the best chance of winding up as the Democratic presidential nominee. 5.
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There are many alternatives to winding up Alitalia, junior Economy Minister Stefano Buffagni told Corriere della Sera.
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"Make Baseball Fun Again" became a full-fledged advertising campaign, winding up on hats and T-shirts.
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I liked the juxtaposition of the Minnesota recruiting class — players from Kansas and Australia winding up in Minneapolis!
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He'd move through bars throughout the night, winding up at shadowy dives that are open almost until dawn.
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The Companies Court had named Force India on a winding-up list of companies, published on the justice.gov.
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At 16, Jesse ran away from home, winding up at a drop-in shelter near Manhattan's Port Authority.
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Things were truly just winding up as the clock struck midnight on HBO's celebratory evening in Los Angeles.
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If you don't have a strategy in place, these tools could mean winding up in even more debt.
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They pace themselves and position themselves, soon twirling faster and faster, like a merry-go-round winding up.
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The trail was interspersed with steep stairs winding up and down the precipices and long stretches of sand.
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The teams were never separated by more than two points before winding up tied at halftime at 48.
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Below, the 10 candidates with the best chance of winding up as the Democratic presidential nominee in 153. 10.
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Already, a number of European corporates have said they are winding up their Iranian operations to avoid U.S. penalties.
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Miguel's journey involves chasing after a famous dead musician and accidentally winding up in the Land of the Dead.
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In January Woolworths said it was looking at options for Masters, including selling or winding up the underperforming business.
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The reason why they're so successful is because they're winding up regularly on apps in the Google Play Store.
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It's having a president who recklessly endangers the lives of people for the sake of winding up a mob.
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Variations in national bankruptcy laws mean that different procedures can apply when winding up stricken banks in different countries.
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Winding up Eleanor's majestic story in less than two pages, Cook doesn't describe her death from tuberculosis on Nov.
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Cal evades him only by winding up in his swimming pool and nearly dies there because he can't swim.
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Then there's the fact that people critical of Putin -- including journalists -- keep winding up murdered under very suspicious circumstances.
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The confusion helps lead to roughly 40 percent of food produced in the US winding up in the landfill.
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That was done to protect the team against the threat of a winding-up order because of increasing debts.
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Our trip was to Paris for a week, then a few days in Bordeaux, winding up back in Paris.
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Plastic packaging is collecting in the ocean, and plastics are even winding up in the bellies of sea life.
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In late 2015 Kaupthing finished its winding up process and reached an agreement which turned its creditors into shareholders.
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Many sex workers are loath to report violence to police for fear of repercussions, like winding up in jail.
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He found his way all to the free safety, winding up on the opposite 15 from where he started.
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Yet the winding up of empire for the most part achieved what many considered impossible: breaking up and staying friends.
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Or did it just prevent me, personally, from winding up whatever the 2005 equivalent was of getting owned on Twitter?
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Below, the 25 candidates with the best chance of winding up as the Democratic nominee against President Donald Trump. 23.
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" Sanders was clearly winding up to throw some kind of punch, but before he could, moderator Gwen Ifill said, "Sen.
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Under Wanda's ownership, Legendary's films should have a better chance of winding up on screens in China's booming movie market.
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Being able to create music like this has helped me get through those hard times without winding up dead myself.
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He is planning a national tour of the show, beginning in Buffalo, this fall, and winding up back on Broadway.
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From there, the dumpster's contents were collected and compacted before winding up in a landfill under additional layers of trash.
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Samantha said Burns helped her learn to recognize her own role in the unfulfilling relationships she kept winding up in.
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C: So the bank returned to profitability after 5 years of winding up its balance sheet, writing off bad debts.
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Others entered the antiquities market, winding up with wealthy collectors who may have felt a kinship with these earlier elites.
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Some patients have gotten seriously ill, even winding up in intensive care units on oxygen support through ventilators or intubation.
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" Winding up her performance, she ordered those in the crowd to wave their hands, saying: "Together we have no limits.
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Fraudsters are exploiting gaps in Canada's immigration system — to the benefit of criminals, who are winding up with Canadian passports.
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With the year drawing to a close, it's time to get busy making holiday plans and winding up projects at work.
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Logano battled Larson for the top spot in lapped traffic around lap 180 but failed, winding up losing second to Truex.
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Canisius was picked to finish ninth in the MAAC preseason poll after winding up seventh at 8-12 last season. 2.
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Then there's the added complication of their current transfer embargo, imposed after they received their first winding up petition from HMRC.
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"Apocrypha" did not make the final cut of "New York, I Love You," winding up as an extra on the DVD.
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This marks "the end of an era which began 25 years ago", says Ante Ramljak, who is winding up the group.
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The foundation said it would apply for the legal liquidation and winding up of the company's operations as soon as possible.
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In the book you allude to it somehow going awry and some members of the wedding party winding up in jail.
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They too easily substitute virtual interactions for physical ones, withdrawing from their immediate circumstances and winding up lonely as a result.
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British director Andrea Arnold travels across the Atlantic, then keeps going, winding up in the American heartland with this intimate epic.
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Notwithstanding your true lineage and moral courage, your odds of winding up on the Iron Throne are just not that good.
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So what's left is this kind of half thing, this winding up of the hammer — but the hammer never comes down.
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Jones and freshman Stephen Carr both surpassed 100 yards rushing, with Jones winding up with 116 yards and Carr getting 119.
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As she was winding up her talk, a bustling arose by the door where the women had been handing out flyers.
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Dallas finished in 10th place in 2018, going 12-28, and then in 15th place in 2019, winding up 10-18.
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I didn't realize yet, but Kentucky Route Zero was winding up to punch me in the nose for thinking this way.
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After a late lunch, I traveled the two miles to Griffith Observatory, winding up wooded roads until the view opened up.
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Princeton was let down by its 3-point shooting throughout the game, winding up 8-31 after the crucial Cannady miss.
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You end up wanting them to do more, but understand that these characters can't challenge the status quo without winding up dead.
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In his winding-up speech Luigi Zingales, one of the organisers, proposed the creation of an interdisciplinary committee for internet-platform regulation.
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The chief executive of Bluegogo said in a public letter posted online he had "made mistakes" and the firm was winding up.
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Clinton is in no danger of turning to a food bank or winding up in a homeless shelter for lack of funds.
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After winding up at Stella 34 with Italian desserts and coffee, participants vow to stay in touch and support each other's ventures.
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FRP Advisory is undertaking a "massive exercise in data collation", according to one source close to the winding up of BHS. bit.
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The two notches for loss severity reflect the notes' deep subordination - only ordinary equity ranks below the notes in a winding-up.
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The detective was winding up to take another swing, Kool-Aid said, but appeared to flinch, grabbing onto one of his rings.
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Guests who have purchased tickets online are also winding up stuck on line for up to an hour, according to France 24 .
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Workers are rolling some platforms back onto the stage as [Intel CEO Brian] Krzanich appears to be winding up to his conclusion.
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Cowboys on Jet Skis lassoed buffalo that had been swept over fences and into the bay, winding up stranded on the reef.
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We think of probably winding up something on the order of 216 flights, maybe more, of Falcon 25 Block 24 before retirement.
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The documents seen by Reuters were part of the company's application made on Tuesday to withdraw formally from the winding up process.
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A net bad loan ratio of more than 12 percent will invite the extreme action of winding up or merger, it added.
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It was hard for her to imagine breaching cyber security in her own work, she said, and winding up with a promotion.
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On the East Coast, the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN-69) was winding up to a deployment after an extended maintenance availability.
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In winding up its massive bond-buying program, the ECB said it planned to spend cash from maturing bonds to purchase additional debt.
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Telia said last week it was winding up a share buyback plan early amid a need to preserve cash, sending its shares down.
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And the incoming president and a surprising number of Democrats and Republicans on Capitol Hill are winding up to deliver a big blow.
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Ever since then, we've all been stumbling over our words — and maybe winding up with the taste of shoe leather in our mouths.
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After imploring and haranguing and intoning, Cruz drops into a prayerful whisper, the way preachers do when they are winding up their sermons.
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He bounced around the homes of family members and girlfriends before finally winding up in the city shelter system, but he hated it.
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The resolution authority under the Dodd-Frank Act for such mega-firms is the current blueprint for winding up such a giant enterprise.
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They contend that a weapon with military killing power has been marketed recklessly to civilians, winding up in the hands of dangerous individuals.
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For me, outer space is multiple lifetimes of cryogenic foreplay punctuated by your inevitable death, perhaps winding-up a victim of faulty equipment.
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Here are some guidelines to max out your results with daily doubles—without winding up injured, burnt out, or just hating the gym.
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Instead of accomplishing nothing and sucking up our tax dollars doing nothing for their entire sentence and then winding up back in prison.
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Why would a successful man risk everything, finally winding up in handcuffs, the butt of a "Seinfeld" joke from the state's attorney general?
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Analysts have warned that more investors will have to accept losses as issuers from industries in overcapacity head into similar winding-up situations.
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"It was the day to be aggressive," Molinari told reporters after winding up with a six-under three-round tally of 207 at Carnoustie.
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And here we have it on-screen, with Jon killing a hundred or so undead, then winding up hurt and helpless in Daenerys' hands.
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Nominated for: Foreign Language Film (Germany) The German comedy Toni Erdmann slow-burns its humor, winding up to the punch with care and pathos.
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In November, the chief executive of Bluegogo said in a public letter posted online he had "made mistakes" and the firm was winding up.
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"Now that Marawi is winding up, you could say that the potential for terrorist attacks outside of Marawi is very much possible," Wadi says.
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When Trump declined to throw the first pitch at the Washington Nationals' home opener, in March, Souza shared a photograph of Obama winding up.
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However, Fitch will downgrade the IDR to 'D' if the company enters into bankruptcy filings, administration, receivership, liquidation or other formal winding-up procedures.
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Lawmakers fear the 2020 Democratic presidential primary field is becoming a circular firing squad, with Trump winding up as the beneficiary of internecine fighting.
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For her part, Curtis suggested that the guest star she'd most likely want to see winding up in Dean Munch's asylum is The Weeknd.
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"You don't know what that man is capable of," she warned Annalise with eyes of fire while winding up to take her own life.
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Babies who are born prematurely have a higher chance of winding up in the neonatal intensive care unit and needing respiratory support, Hickey said.
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He climbed as high as 27th on the leaderboard before making two bogeys down the stretch and winding up with an even-par 22017.
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One centimeter: That's the difference between going about your business and letting the fracture heal — and winding up on crutches, maybe in a cast.
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These genes, he said, are easily spread by farm equipment or wind, winding up in bacteria that can be ingested by people and animals.
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These include Ava winding up on a random date with Jamie, who potentially holds the key (literally) to her future success as a scholar.
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The metropolitan staff was winding up an exhausting day which had seen the installation of Archbishop Cooke and the president's visit to New York.
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But that's where the men are winding up: Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Ben Affleck, Will Smith, Ryan Reynolds, Benedict Cumberbatch and so on.
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While this doesn't really serve our attempts to make a connection, you have to love imagining Donald Trump winding up serving drinks at Applebee's.
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They just keep coming -- and now, with the public Ukraine impeachment inquiry hearings winding up their second week, it's worth taking stock of them.
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Barkley said Davis's winding up with the Lakers has been a likely outcome from the moment Davis hired Paul as his agent in September.
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"The guy is a nut job," Mr. Trump said, before winding up for the punch against a candidate who is no longer in the race.
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There are many well documented cases of superstar athletes winding up broke due to bad financial decisions or being taken advantage of by their advisers.
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Amanda Knox's horrifying story of living abroad in Italy and winding up embroiled in an eight-year murder trial is truly a modern horror story.
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Element42 – Fraud is a major problem — For example, if you buy a Rolex on eBay, you run the risk of winding up with a counterfeit.
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Photo: APAs the U.S. commitment to its long-running railgun program appears ready to wane, China's own program might be winding up, recent reports suggest.
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Lenders have thus far been accommodating to the energy companies, hoping to avoid pushing energy firms over the edge and winding up owning their assets.
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He ended up fighting two official bouts as part of the organization, winding up with a 1-1 record before being released in May 2010.
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The flip side of this is that every time an opponent even looks to be stepping in, Lineker's right hand drops and begins winding up.
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In the meantime, the scooter will disappear off the map in the app, preventing customers from renting it and winding up with a low battery.
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He didn't care enough to get out of its way, so the brush would just keep winding up his fur until it registered an error.
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The league's collective head exploded on Monday with the realization that the persistent but mind-boggling speculation of Durant's winding up in California was true.
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They spend a lot of time together, run lines together and have undeniable chemistry together — as evidenced by the two winding up back in bed.
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In the Premiership as recently as 2015, with a base in Oxford, they had faced a series of winding-up orders over outstanding tax bills.
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On Sunday, Italy began winding up two failed regional banks in a deal that could cost the state up to 17 billion euros ($20093 billion).
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I spoke with the DJ and learned his name was Tony Sinatra and he'd been DJing for 18 years before winding up at Taco Bell.
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The skaters are scrambling to land a few final tricks, ultimately winding up at a massive, floating ramp for the competition's ultimate challenge in Hawaii.
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Sami, a 25-year-old in New York, told BuzzFeed News how the illness directly led to her winding up in a relationship this week.
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It's ironic — two-factor authentication is supposed to better safeguard privacy and security, but these phone numbers are winding up in the hands of advertisers.
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Sanders and Warren are two of the three or four Democrats with the best chance of winding up as the party's presidential nominee this November.
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Harvey Araton Hall of Fame sportswriter A draw: 2013-14 and 13-19 with Leonard winding up as the most valuable player of both finals.
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Their median time to winding up back in the hospital was four days, and the median time to death after hospital discharge was three days.
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"As a consequence, the winding up of the banks will take place under the law of Latvia and Luxembourg, respectively," the SRB said in a statement.
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Two days of friendly basketball games winding up Thursday in Pyongyang were the latest in a slew of goodwill gestures between the Koreas in recent months.
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Ant-Man (who missed being dusted thanks to winding up in the quantum realm), but he's probably not the one to defeat Thanos in the end.
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Besides, dealing with a little dirt and diapers seems pretty worth it to save tens of thousands of dollars from winding up in the local landfill.
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The SRB put Popular into "resolution"—the European procedure for winding up banks—and overnight it was sold to Santander, Spain's biggest lender, also for €1.
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According to Newton's hilarious yet horrific Facebook post, the Roomba tracked a 25-foot poop trail throughout their home, seemingly winding up on every surface imaginable.
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The demo at CES worked pretty well, albeit winding up a little underwhelming given that Apple has successfully shipped Face ID in the iPhone X already.
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After watching the bank wobble on the edge of insolvency for months, regulators eased market jitters with a relatively swift winding up of the Spanish lender.
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Instead, it decided on the plan to raise resolution fees, which are paid to a reserve to be used for recapitalising or winding up troubled banks.
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The more likely outcome is New Hampshire winding up like a "Seinfeld" episode: amusing, full of weirdness and quirky characters with no clear message at all.
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This week a petition for a winding up of the company's main operating unit was dismissed by the UK's High Court of Justice, Business and Property.
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Mr Binder bounced around in odd jobs for a while, eventually winding up on Hartz IV, the stingiest of Germany's unemployment benefits, where he languishes today.
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It looked like daily life, nothing out of the ordinary, until we reached a large prayer wheel on a road winding up the valley's north wall.
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While marketed as a drug to help prevent miscarriages, the estrogen was pervasive, winding up in everything from prenatal vitamins to weekly shots to daily pills.
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The comment is the latest sign that Mueller may be winding up his 22-month probe into the links between Russia and Trump's 2016 presidential campaign.
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In fact, just three months ago as he was deliberately winding up a crowd with the image of 15,000 immigrants marching toward the border, this happened.
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These vary in excellence: In 203 it brought three modern horrors to New York before winding up with Bournonville, where suddenly the world looked right again.
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The fund's assets have been split into two parts, the first comprising listed assets which will be managed by BlackRock in preparation for the winding up.
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But a living wage was not what the young Trump wanted and so he headed west, winding up in Seattle, then a rough-hewn logging town.
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I didn't confront him about it until some time later, when he admitted that he's long harbored a fantasy of winding up with an Indian man.
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There are moments that feel like they're winding up, eager to say something on the subject, but they always fall back on the show's ugly history instead.
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Trump is winding up a four-day state visit meant to underscore the U.S.-Japan alliance, but shadowed by friction over Tokyo's big trade surplus with America.
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She attended court in the Detroit case and believes there's a strong case for appeal, perhaps even the chance of it winding up before the Supreme Court.
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The Kuwaiti fund has since notified Abraaj that it intended to continue a winding up petition it filed through the Cayman Islands last month, the sources said.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - The bailout of Otkritie, one of Russia's biggest lenders, shows the perils of aggressive expansion and an incomplete system for winding up financial giants.
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WPCT last month named asset manager Schroders to manage its portfolio after the abrupt exit of Woodford following the winding up of his flagship equity income fund.
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Chicago hopes to extend its home winning streak to three games after winding up on the wrong side of a 23-2 decision at Columbus on Friday.
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It was sold twice before the 210–2000 season, winding up in the hands of a group who owned an amateur team known as the St. Patricks.
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The Brexit Party's Ann Widdecombe, for one, said she was "delighted" to be winding up her near eight-month career as a Member of the European Parliament.
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Jump into Scorpio season, which is winding up right now, or find your own sign and see how well the musicians who share it speak to you.
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The stringent standards have resulted in some lengthy legal battles, the most notable of which stretched over nearly four years before winding up before the state Supreme Court.
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As the sun went down in the tiny town of Paradise, Montana, the road winding up to the old schoolhouse was lined full with trucks, SUVs, and trailers.
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It says Zambia is misusing corporate law by calling for the winding up of KCM on the basis of fairness and equity rather than on grounds of insolvency.
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Again, winding up our investments in these companies so early would seem a suboptimal way to utilize them in an election that was still years in the future.
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They went on to win 3-2 an inning after Smith dropped the ball while winding up, making the umpires call a balk that turned the game around.
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The everyday chemicals that humans ingest to relieve pain, fight depression and diabetes, or treat infection are winding up in the tissue of fish in Washington's Puget Sound.
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Amona sits at the top of a narrow asphalt road winding up from Ofra, a vibrant settlement of about 220,2150 religious Jews near Ramallah, the Palestinian administrative capital.
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If this country, the motherland of fatwas, undertakes reforms, Islamists throughout the world will have to follow suit or risk winding up on the wrong side of orthodoxy.
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"I can't imagine the grief and sorrow the Boushie family is feeling tonight," Mr. Trudeau wrote on Twitter on Friday while winding up an official visit to California.
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How can I find time to go to the bathroom and eat lunch without all three children winding up in a pileup with the baby on the bottom?
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Various rare items were also visible aboard the ancient wreck, including a wooden bilge pump and a capstan, a wide cylinder used for winding up lengths of rope.
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But this time, instead of winding up on the losing end, the tribe enjoyed a welcome reversal of fortune in its long struggle to protect its sacred grounds.
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Vedanta said the petition for winding up KCM dealt with a "broad range of issues relating to KCM not at all related to the solvency of the business".
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Beginning in 1907, Picabia went avant-garde, proceeding through faux Fauvism, mashup Cubism, and some prescient stabs at abstraction before winding up at the witches' Sabbath of Dada.
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Anthony Cirelli appeared to tie it on a goal with 2:12 left in the second, but he barreled into Stalock, with both winding up in the net.
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The rights and claims of security holders in the event of winding-up rank pari-passu with those of any parity obligations, such as the issuer's preference shares.
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And while neither Kobach nor Moore starts their races as prohibitive favorites, it's not all that hard to see one or both of them winding up as the nominee.
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The difference between a forced ending — like, say Stefan falling off of a building — and a true ending — like Stefan winding up in prison — comes down to the credits.
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Rickmers said the business operations of its vessels would remain unaffected by the winding up process and that the trust would continue to meet its ongoing charter party obligations.
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The division has since moved around a bit under the Google/Alphabet umbrella, eventually winding up in the company's experimental X division, the department devoted to so-called moonshots.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross is the latest member of Trump's Cabinet to make headlines for winding up on the president's bad side, according to a new report from Axios.
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Prosecutors said that Slocum fled the area with his girlfriend and their baby son — winding up in Adams, Massachusetts, before surrendering to police in the woods of New Hampshire.
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In addition, DBN was incorporated through an act of parliament, which means it is not subject to commercial law and enjoys certain protection regarding potential liquidation and winding up.
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LONDON — Back when the Harry Potter film franchise was winding up, quite a few people debated whether or not the final book should have been split into two movies.
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The CFPB under Cordray found low-income borrowers ended up trapped in a cycle of high-interest loans, winding up with the equivalent of a 300 percent interest rate.
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In addition to a wide yard, the area around the house is landscaped with native plants, salal, moss and ferns, with wisteria winding up some of the exterior beams.
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But if porn laws can be so broadly applied, why don't we hear more stories of people winding up in jail over sexy social media posts or unprotected sexts?
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Market participants say the dollar has faced headwinds because its relative yield attraction is seen at risk as the world's major central banks are seen winding up their stimulus.
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Brown's lawyer said he "covered quite a bit of ground," even crossing a freeway while naked in frigid temperatures before winding up at Hamnett's house, where he assaulted her.
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After a successful career in software development, with a nice home and a family, he would lose all those things, winding up fitting all his possessions in his car.
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Mr. RB: It was insane to find ourselves so far in debt, because we have none of the physical things that you'd associate with people winding up in debt.
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Knowing that someone isn't their type, or that they're unlikely to offer up stimulating conversation, can be crucial info to have before winding up entwining your genitals with theirs.
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Honestly, Tony Stark may not have been happy to know his father's shield was winding up in the hands of the man who murdered him while under mind control.
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The surge of migrants winding up in Ciudad Juárez and other border cities corresponds to a rise in the number of undocumented migrants trying to enter the United States.
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Banking union, which centralised responsibility for policing and winding up big lenders, has already reduced the risk that states will have to step in, as they did in 2008.
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The company is facing a cash crunch as its access to funding has been curtailed following a winding up petition against the company by creditors initiated in November 2015.
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From beef to ballroom dancing, sideburns to suits, there appeared a real risk that Japan would forget its past completely, winding up a mere Asian facsimile of Western life.
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While this was a false alarm, World War II–era bombs do have a way of winding up in pretty strange places, like a backyard shed in western Idaho.
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I walked through his restaurant that night as workers from the network dismantled the set, pulling TV lights off the ceiling and winding up cables that crisscrossed the wooden floor.
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After gaining huge success in the 90s for telling people what they can and cannot touch, MC Hammer became arguably even more famous for winding up $13 million in debt.
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Winding up in Arizona, where Warner left a lasting mark, was "crazy," said Johnson, who took selfies with Warner when their paths crossed at the practice facility over the summer.
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Shares in Harvest ceased trading in May 2017 and the company began a three-year process of liquidating assets and winding up remaining issues from the close of the business.
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Southeast Asia's biggest economy this month is winding up one of world's most successful tax amnesties, with at least 270,25.23 taxpayers declaring more than $13 billion of assets so far.
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Josh Young: There are a lot of lofts and warehouses there, so I think it was going to a party and then winding up drunkenly at Skylark eating tater tots.
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Instead of receiving care in dedicated facilities, the severely mentally ill are increasingly winding up incarcerated (several of the nation's largest mental health providers are, in fact, county jail systems).
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They're elegant, but they're also dishwasher safe and hard to break, so you can offer guests nice wine glasses without the threat of them winding up crushed on the floor.
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Vedanta Resources said on Aug 7 that the Lusaka High Court had refused its application to halt the Zambian government's winding up proceedings against its Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) business.
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" Coates denied the allegations, The New York Times reported at the time, noting, "Today's session was unusually disorderly and came near winding up in a free-for-all fist fight.
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The Ritz is expected to reopen for business next month, and official sources have told Reuters that the authorities were close to winding up a major part of the crackdown.
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At the same time, Jones was unlucky early in the fourth, as Barrett's second strip-sack came while Jones was winding up for another Mills concept, this time to Fowler.
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Sadly, that was a false alarm; two years later Draghi is winding up his term with little sign of growth or inflation and a real likelihood of more rate cuts.
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But there have been some half-cooked theories about a third-party spoiler winding up in the Oval Office via some of the more obscure machinations mandated by the 12th Amendment.
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In the Nets' second game, Josh again found himself a spectator, winding up with the stat line that every player in his situation dreads: DNP-CD (Did Not Play, Coach's Decision).
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The program stresses that your best effort is good enough, but competition, or rather the terror of winding up with the lowest scores in the class, keeps you breathlessly pushing forward.
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"Pending the final determination of the arbitration, the first respondent is interdicted and restrained from taking any further steps in the furtherance and prosecution of the winding up proceedings," he said.
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That involves it getting eaten by a giraffe and winding up in a piece of scat, which is then rolled by a beetle, and carried by an ant to the baboon.
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Tech Fix WHEN you sell a used video game console to the retailer GameStop, it goes on a long journey before winding up in the pre-owned section inside a store.
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All you need to know about Lee for the purpose of this recap is that he is a master manipulator and openly relishes winding up the other men in the house.
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On the East Coast, the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN-69) is winding up to an expected deployment next year after maintenance was extended well beyond the planned six-month availability.
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John McKane, a carpenter and builder, became the powerbroker behind the growth of Coney Island into a pleasure resort at the end of the 19th century (before winding up in jail).
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Mr Trump's reversal came less than a week after his senior negotiator, Zalmay Khalilzad, had announced that a deal had been reached in principle to begin winding up America's longest war.
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"That Jerry and Rita would risk something as wild and crazy as grand larceny — risk the possibility of winding up in prison, for God's sake — they wouldn't do that," she said.
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Official sources told Reuters earlier that Saudi authorities were close to winding up a major part of the crackdown, which would allow them to return the Ritz-Carlton to normal operations.
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The company announced on 1 February 2016 that courts in Hong Kong and Cayman Islands have dismissed the winding up petitions and discharged the provisional liquidators that had been in place.
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Romo, 39, has played in three events on the top-level tour and has yet to come close to making a cut, winding up 38 shots over par through six rounds.
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One reason often cited by traders for the dollar's climbdown is that its relative yield attraction is at risk as the world's major central banks are seen winding up their stimulus.
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Shares in the conglomerate plunged 20.2 percent this week on news that its chief executive would step down next month and that it was winding up a North Korean bank affiliate.
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Rather than taking the joke-a-minute slapstick approach, Toni Erdmann slow-burns its humor, winding up to the punch with care and pathos that renders the punchline all the more poignant.
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In recent weeks, Trump's been under scrutiny for just what he uses his campaign funds for and how some of that money may be winding up back in his tiny, tiny hands.
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Ultimately we find ourselves jumping to extremes (like, I will cook every, single day for a month) and winding up in over our culinary heads — resorting to takeout pizza by week two.
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Brazilians call it zoeira, or teasing, and they take special delight in winding up the power houses of sport, such as Team USA, Russia and China, or their arch-sporting rival, Argentina.
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TOKYO, July 210 (Reuters) - Long-dated Japanese government bonds eased slightly on Tuesday as worries that the world's central banks may be winding up their loose monetary policies kept investors on edge.
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Under Fitch's rating definitions, 'D' ratings indicate that, in Fitch's opinion, an issuer has entered into bankruptcy filings, administration, receivership, liquidation or other formal winding-up procedure or has otherwise ceased business.
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Tyrese tells us he's going to reach out to Jay to come up with some kind of plan to help save black men from killing each other and winding up in jail.
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And it's worth noting that in local press coverage of energy companies in these states winding up in trouble, nuclear seems to trump coal in terms of the importance attached to it.
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International bailouts of several euro zone countries, including Cyprus, Ireland, Portugal and Greece and a bank rescue package for Spain saw numerous financial institutions collapse or require either rescuing or winding-up.
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"The reason Bill Barr is not here today is because the Democrats decided they did not want him here today," Mr. Collins said, his rapid-fire Georgia accent winding up in indignation.
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A man standing as tall as Gustafsson, winding up his uppercuts and dropping his hands to do so, runs the risk of getting clotheslined each time he steps in to attempt it.
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Mr Trump's change of heart came less than a week after his negotiator, Zalmay Khalilzad, had announced that a deal had been reached in principle to begin winding up America's longest war.
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Op-Ed Contributor CAIRO — As we were winding up the day on May 24 at the office of Mada Masr, the news website where I work, we started to notice something strange.
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JOHANNESBURG, Oct 11 (Reuters) - South Africa's Denel is winding up its Aerostructures business unit as part of a long-term strategy to return to profitability, the state arms firm said on Friday.
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Although Dodd-Frank bans bailouts and talks about winding up large institutions, does anyone really think that the Fed and FSOC would allow one of the institutions it has designated to fail?
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Like, exactly what you're going through: When it happened, who you're pining over, and what you're trying to do to stave off that newly-reignited, deep-seated fear of winding up forever alone.
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Italy began winding up two Popolare di Vicenza and Veneto Banca on Sunday in a deal that leaves the lenders' good assets in the hands of the nation's biggest retail bank, Intesa Sanpaolo.
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We've pulled onto a small highway now, and begin winding up from 4,600 to 7,000 feet in elevation, from Socorro to the Very Large Array, through a gap in the Cibola National Forest.
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Rating Rather than taking the joke-a-minute slapstick approach, Toni Erdmann slow-burns its humor, winding up to the punch with care and pathos that renders the punchline all the more poignant.
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But have you heard the one about the stolen prototype iPhones that are still winding up in unintended hands — in this case, hackers bent on finding ways to break into Apple's operating system?
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To celebrate her historic milestone, DC Entertainment is winding up a supersize superhero blowout, with a bustling slate of new releases, merchandising rollouts and tie-ins for fans new and die-hard alike.
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"I think Leland is winding up alien fans, and as suggested it was probably an ice formation he saw," Ligel Watson, author of "UFOs of the First World War" told the Daily Mail .
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After every final, I was beyond sure that I had locked down an A, but kept winding up with Cs. Whenever I'm faced with my GPA today, I always feel a bit unintelligent.
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PIFSS said it would see through "till the end" a petition filed in the Cayman Islands for the liquidation and winding up of Abraaj Holdings after it defaulted on a $100 million loan.
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He coached there early in his career, getting his MBA and staying in Tuscaloosa until the age of 31, when he briefly veered out of coaching altogether before eventually winding up at Clemson.
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Iceland's central bank granted the winding-up committee of Landsbanki an exemption from the capital controls enabling the bank to pay off the final outstanding amounts, Iceland's Morgunbladid newspaper said earlier this week.
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A second claimant, asset management firm Auctus Fund, also issued a winding-up petition — a call to force an insolvent company into compulsory liquidation — over an unpaid debt of more than $100 million.
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But the second season — which dropped March 10 on Netflix — proves that Love winding up to the pitch for a full season only delayed the best of what the show has to offer.
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Two prominent law firms, Arnold & Porter and Kaye Scholer, winding up months of talks, announced on Thursday that they would combine to become a firm with more than 1,000 lawyers effective Jan. 1.
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Recycling has gotten even harder since China stopped taking much of the world's recyclables in 2018, so now there's a bigger chance of that bottle winding up in a landfill or the ocean.
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"However, investors will still be incurring high costs for the winding up of the fund, particularly selling off the illiquid assets," explained Ryan Hughes, head of active portfolios at investment platform AJ Bell.
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Instead, you should pay the balance off in full every month, which not only helps you avoid interest, but also means that you don&apost end up overspending and winding up in debt.
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She hopped a plane to Los Angeles to try to talk her way into Jones's show and succeeded, winding up singing and also, using her high school band skills, playing flute and tuba.
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This has come up on the show a few times and—if you've been listening—you probably know that I've worked some bizarre jobs before winding up as editor-in-chief of MUNCHIES.
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We asked four makeup artists to share the products they fall back on when they need to cover up a tattoo without winding up with foundation marks all over their model or actor's clothing.
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The clinic helps the mentally ill avoid winding up in the ER, where round-the-clock activity and confusion is ill-suited to the needs of patients who are already agitated, suicidal or psychotic.
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As The Wall Street Journal reported, 950,000 men reported ages ending in nine, meaning the likelihood of a man nearing a milestone birthday winding up on the site was 18% higher than chance levels.
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"We're really at the tip of the iceberg in understanding really where these plastics are winding up," says study co-author Kakani Katija, the principal engineer at the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI).
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"Debris removal is going along more quickly than anticipated, and that should be winding up toward the end of the summer," said Jim Kyle, a spokesman for the California Governor's Office of Emergency Services.
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"Now Kayleigh, it used to be that regardless of policy differences, Democrats would negotiate in good faith to get the best deal they could," said Lara Trump, winding up one of her standard questions.
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Those conflicts help provide new nuance for Luke's interactions with the NYPD, providing a source for continuing conflict by keeping the hero from ever winding up too comfortable on either side of the law.
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The perennial contender and four-time champion Toulouse had its worst tournament ever, winning only one of six games and winding up last in its group after losing, 28-17, at home to Saracens.
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LONDON (Reuters) - PwC halved the estimated costs of winding up British brokerage Beaufort Securities on Wednesday, potentially boosting funds for hard-pressed mining companies and other clients that are expected to shoulder the costs.
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He spent much of the rest of the campaign traveling around with Trump -- to much ridicule -- perhaps in hopes of winding up as the vice presidential pick or as a member of the Cabinet.
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His celebrity and pedigree will almost surely attract some recruits St. Joseph would not otherwise land, as will his proximity to the NBA, where even Division-III players dream of winding up one day.
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In QuickTime's case, Apple has been winding up its support for Windows for a long time — the video player wasn't supported by either Windows 8 or 10, although some users hit upon a workaround.
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Nordea said a year ago it could move its headquarters if the Swedish government raised fees to cover the cost of winding up failed banks, prompting the centre-left coalition to soften some terms.
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Walmart says it's a voluntary program that gives suspects the choice to participate in an educational opportunity instead of going through the legal system and potentially winding up with a mark on their record.
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On Tuesday, Zambia's High Court suspended hearings on the winding up of the miner's local business until the Court of Appeal rules on the lower court's refusal to let the matter go to arbitration.
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Even as he was winding up to the eventual moment he sat down and signed the leather-bound agreement, some members of Congress ducked out to return to the Capitol for the impeachment vote.
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The series' dense, painterly strokes and images of the heartland (a woman's smiling face framed by a short permed hairdo; a baseball player winding up for the pitch) help evoke a bold, deeply American style.
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If you're a disaster worker and you keep winding up in Gulf of Mexico towns, it doesnt mean you love the Gulf of Mexico... it means that nobody needs a hurricane aid worker in Montana.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Switzerland's three biggest domestically focused banks -Postfinance, Raiffeisen Switzerland and Zuercher Kantonalbank - must hold capital against their possible restructuring or winding up in the event of a crisis, the government said on Wednesday.
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Making her way through the woods, Sarah sees some mysterious things — like game hanging in desolate areas, and chewed-up dead animals — before finally winding up at the camp in the middle of Rachel's speech.
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He stunned Bradley with a left-handed counter, and then, as Bradley crouched, Pacquiao met him low, reached back with his left hand as if winding up for a fastball, and unleashed a peppery hook.
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The note, first reported by the South China Morning Post, said the benefit item of "Special Allowance - Winding-up of Airline" would not apply to single-trip travel insurance plans issued on or after Jan.
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With a new lineup built around returning captain Cameron "Kronovi" Bills, G2 got off to a blistering start in RLCS Season Three this spring… and then collapsed once again, winding up on the postseason sidelines.
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But since last spring, thousands of Haitian migrants who had moved to Brazil in search of work have been streaming north, mostly by land, winding up at American border crossings that lead to Southern California.
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And in the cryptic video posted by creative company pg-lang, launched by Kendrick Lamar earlier this year, there is a scene of a man in a balaclava winding up to kick a soccer ball.
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"Vedanta will seek an interim court order declaring that ZCCM has breached the KCM shareholders' agreement by pursuing winding-up proceedings against KCM in Zambia, and directing ZCCM to withdraw those proceedings," the statement added.
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The hysterical bridal lament "Getting Married Today," from "Company," found her crawling around the floor of the cabaret's tiny stage before winding up cocooned under the piano while her inventive accompanist, Tedd Firth, played on.
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The move is to thwart separate legal action by the Kuwait Public Institution for Social Security (PIFSS) and another creditor, who are seeking the liquidation and winding up of Abraaj for non-payment of debt.
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But while season two took its sweet time winding up to the main storylines that eventually propelled it forward, I don't quite agree with those who say the show's quality drop-off has been steep.
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According to local media reports the two soldiers coming from the direction of Beit El settlement took a wrong turn north of Jerusalem eventually winding up in Qalandia, a crowded refugee camp near to Ramallah.
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Italy began winding up two stricken Veneto-based banks on Sunday in a deal that will see their good assets transferred to Intesa Sanpaolo and could cost the state up to 17 billion euros ($19 billion).
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Suspended or expelled for misdeeds under academic zero-tolerance policies, these kids in my St. Louis hometown — often traumatized by violent streets — risked winding up dead or in jail without ever collecting a high school diploma.
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There was no overarching theme to Monday's market moves, highlighting how correlations between financial market assets have broken down in recent months as investors sense the era of ultra-loose monetary policy may be winding up.
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However, since then the euro zone has struggled to make progress on the other two pillars of banking union, which are a single mechanism for winding up troubled banks and a joint guarantee for banking deposits.
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"Primeval" (season 4, episode 21) "Primeval" has the thankless job of winding up the Initiative plot line, and it manages to do so in a satisfying way by not even pretending to care about the Initiative.
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Ideally the dancer imbues each moment — be it the part that looks like winding up for a pitch or the half-somersault known informally as the turtle — with the same amount of effort, or appears to.
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They are both competing for the same chunk of most liberal voters in the party, and it's hard to see either one of them winding up as the nominee without knocking down (or off) the other.
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Italy last month began winding up two failed lenders in the northern region of Veneto, Banca Popolare di Vicenza and Veneto Banca, in an intervention the government said was necessary to save the economy of the area.
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Bad Moms begins with Amy running around like a crazy person, trying to get her kids to school on time, and winding up with spaghetti all over her pantsuit before ultimately dragging herself to a PTA meeting.
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She is said to have left it in the bathroom garbage, but that didn't stop it from somehow winding up in the hands of the Morning Hot Tub show on the Hot 2200 radio station in Ottawa.
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But there was no overarching theme to Monday's market moves, highlighting how correlations between financial market assets have broken down in recent months as investors sense the era of ultra-loose monetary policy may be winding up.
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Italy began winding up two failed regional banks in June in a deal that committed up to 17 billion euros ($19 billion) of public money and put the lenders' good assets in the hands of Intesa Sanpaolo.
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Under Blue Cross's online travel insurance offer, policy holders can claim up to HK$2,000 ($255) if they have paid for a ticket on an airline which publicly announces it is winding up prior to the journey.
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"This is the people's House, this is Congress, the House of Representatives, the oldest democracy in the world and they're descending it into chaos," Speaker Paul D. Ryan told reporters Thursday as the protest was winding up.
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"We must remain vigilant ... I'm so sickened by the attack and frankly disturbed by it, as I'm sure Australians are all around the country," Morrison told reporters in Fiji, where he was winding up a Pacific tour.
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Gradually, an invisible hand seems to be winding up the mechanism of the title's machinery and the tension grows more and more taut until suddenly the two players are off on a fiery, frenetic race against time.
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Many of these places will charge exorbitant tuition while falsely promising high job placement rates; this leads to students taking on more student loan debt then they probably should and winding up in an inescapable financial hole.
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And though encountering one of these creatures seems as unlikely as winding up acting opposite Samuel L. Jackson in a campy movie about deadly snakes who infiltrate aircrafts, the problem is much more common than you think.
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"Instead of winding up the rhetoric and threatening retaliatory measures, both Moscow and Washington need to engage in diplomacy and confidence building measures, together with a gradual phased, balanced and monitored reduction in their weapons," she added.
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Moving to Europe was a choice weighed against other, grimmer options for health care, which included the strong possibility of being bankrupted by cancer treatment and winding up at the mercy of New York State's welfare system.
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Ty Koehn was winding up to throw the last pitch of a sectional championship game between his high school, Mounds View in Arden Hills, Minnesota, and Totino-Grace, a private high school a few miles down the road.
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Apparently the threat of winding up in the hospital isn't enough to keep teens from making videos of themselves chowing down on the packets of laundry detergent—the giant, deadly Gushers just look too damn delicious to resist.
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The places where Thomas occasionally seems lost among other plotlines and conflicting agendas do reflect the character's confusion in winding up in such a desolate place, with so many revelations that shake his worldview and threaten his life.
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Barely a week ago Italy pledged up to 17 billion euros, mostly in guarantees, to prevent senior bondholders, depositors and staff from being hit by the winding up of two regional banks, Popolare di Vicenza and Veneto Banca.
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But whatever is going on, Marshall wants other people to know that, extreme as it may seem, winding up practically housebound and haunted by nightmares about balloons is, if not likely, at least within the realm of possibility.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Two individuals from Deloitte were appointed as joint provisional liquidators by the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) Courts to oversee the winding up of Dubai-based private equity firm Abraaj Capital, DIFC Courts said on Thursday.
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Prison education is an investment that pays off many times over, as incarcerated students discover their untapped potential, leave prison ready to contribute meaningfully to society, and build lives that keep them from winding up back behind bars.
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The ECB's intention to start winding up its 60 billion-euro (55 billion pounds) a month stimulus programme for the euro zone economy has revived bad memories of when the Federal Reserve tried to signal something similar in 2013.
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" The fund said it "urgently" filed its application in response to the PIFSS's winding up petition and "in an attempt to protect the interests of the broadest possible stakeholder base of the Abraaj entities in the UAE and elsewhere.
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So the most logical explanation for Sun Chaser winding up there would be if it actually did made it past the edge of the world to the west, circumventing the globe to arrive on the other side of Essos.
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Umbrella insurance is very popular with doctors, lawyers, business executives, journalists, public figures, board members, nonprofit volunteers, and anyone with a high net worth or higher-than-average likelihood of winding up on the wrong end of a lawsuit.
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The euro traded at $20.2, off last week's high of $1.1840 touched on June 7 though it was underpinned by expectations that the ECB may drop a hint of winding up its stimulus after its policy meeting this week.
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Keselowski struggled through most of the race, winding up 16th at the finish, but headed into Phoenix with enough of a point cushion to join already-clinched drivers Harvick, Truex and Kyle Busch in the Championship Four next weekend.
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The United States had its second-warmest year on record in 22015, with every single state winding up milder than average — including some, like Florida, Montana, Oregon and Washington, that were record warm, according to new data released Thursday.
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As the hearing was winding up in a Canadian court, Trump told Reuters he would intervene in the U.S. Justice Department's case against Meng if it would serve national security interests or help close a trade deal with China.
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"Of course it makes me look like a right plonker, but it&aposs not what I mean when I&aposm winding up a friend, trying to sort of, pull his leg a bit," he told BBC&aposs Victoria Live.
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Gulf Shores PD in Alabama has issued an arrest warrant for Kameron Lane Heady after officers, like thousands of other people, saw the clip of Heady winding up and targeting one of their units patrolling the beach last week.
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The bank, the ninth biggest by market value in Europe, said in March it could move HQ if the government hiked fees to cover the cost of winding up banks that fail, prompting the center coalition to soften some terms.
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Despite having a bafflingly terrible battle plan and winding up separated from her dragon and fighting for her life amid a crowd of wights, Dany made it out alive thanks to the bravery and sacrifice of her pal Ser Jorah.
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The World Bank estimates that winding up an ailing company in India typically takes four years, or twice as long as in China, with an average recovery of 25.7 cents on the dollar, one of the worst among emerging markets.
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The Treasury said the size of the June 2017 deficit was affected by the 4.8 billion-euro costs of winding up two failed regional banks in the Veneto region and the delay of tax receipts amounting to about 13 billion euros.
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LISBON, Jan 25 (Reuters) - Bank of Portugal Governor Carlos Costa urged the EU on Monday to rapidly beef up the European bank resolution fund for winding up failed banks and resolve the "schizophrenia" between the responsibilities of European and national authorities.
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The court's protection "is reasonably likely to achieve a better outcome for the company's creditors as a whole and ensure continuity of the business ... as opposed to the drastic action of winding up the company," Shah said in the documents.
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Day Trip A wooded footpath winding up to the mysterious ruins of a mansion is one of the more striking marvels of Cold Spring, N.Y., a Putnam County village just over an hour north of Grand Central Terminal by rail.
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At this point everyone knows the story of Halladay nearly throwing a no-hitter in his second career start, yet winding up being sent all the way down to Single-A to completely rework his delivery less than three years later.
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His first job was with Tom Ford in the mid '90s, turning out hit shoes for Gucci; he then moved to Prada in 1999 for five years, before winding up at Vuitton, first under Marc Jacobs and then Nicolas Ghesquière.
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Tinder writes that the feature is about "meeting great groups of new people, and turning a basic night out into a night you'll never forget," which sounds like PR speak for winding up at someone's Airbnb for coke-fueled group sex.
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It's a fun, slow going affair, where runners wear ridiculous holiday themed garb, dash over packed sidewalks, stop to gawk at inflatable Santas and take pictures with Christmas bears, all winding up at a bar big enough to hold everyone.
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The bank, the ninth biggest by market value in Europe, said in March it could move HQ if the government hiked fees to cover the cost of winding up banks that fail, prompting the centre-left coalition to soften some terms.
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"By winding up the public confrontation with Brussels, the prime minister wants to wrap the Conservative Party in the Union Jack and distract attention from her government's economic failure and rundown of our public services," he said in a statement.
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A new self-guided tour available via a free cellphone app from the history museum Florida Keys History & Discovery Center introduces hurricanes, pirates and island pioneers, winding up back at Cheeca Lodge where many of these original "Conchs" were buried.
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If to turn and turn is your one delight, do it soon, as the Wooster Group is winding up its record-album interpretation of a 1976 album recorded by members of the United Society of Shakers in Sabbathday Lake in Maine.
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That's when Davis hired the Klutch Sports agent Rich Paul — who is also James's agent and one of the superstar's closest friends — to precipitate a seemingly ceaseless stream of chatter about Davis winding up alongside James on the Los Angeles Lakers.
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Brand A/S : * Q3 total income 1.82 billion Danish crowns ($262.26 million) versus 13 billion crowns year ago * Q3 pre-tax profit 334 million crowns versus 220 million crowns year ago * Full-Year guidance is lifted by 200 million crowns to profit of 900-1,000 million crowns; guidance for bank's winding-up activities is revised to expected loss of 25 million crowns * Full-year guidance is profit of 400-500 million crowns at combined ratio of about 92; winding-up activities are seen to report result of zero Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: ($1 = 6.9396 Danish crowns) (Gdynia Newsroom)
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Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who was winding up a two-week visit to the United States, was present at the signing in Houston, Texas, on Saturday along with Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih and U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry.
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LUSAKA, June 11 (Reuters) - Vedanta Resources on Tuesday plans to challenge the appointment of a provisional liquidator and the intended winding up of its Zambian business without the chance to be heard through lawyers of its choice, documents filed in court show.
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What would make one more willing to buy those options — a perception that the stock will end the month at $100 no matter what happens, or a perception that the stock has equal chances of winding up at $50, $100, or $150?
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The airline's sale process could be pushed forward as Italy's politicians are reluctant of having to present cuts for the carrier - or a winding up plan in case there are no offers - just before national elections, due by May 2018, reported la Repubblica.
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I only have eyes for Blowup dolls I put pomade on my sternum, Winding up the saddle ("The Painting in Modern Life") Kahn creates poems that, in their very aloofness from ordinary intelligibility or prosaic description, enact a virtual return to the body.
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Italy began winding up the two failed regional banks on Sunday in a deal that could cost the state up to 17 billion euros ($19 billion) and will leave the lenders' good assets in the hands of Intesa, the nation's biggest retail bank.
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Yet anyone in Turkey today who tries to find the famous photos of Yusuf Yerkel winding up for a kick aimed a protester who was already on the ground — and restrained by security — will find that many webpages showing the image are blocked.
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While we won't see this blockbuster bike winding up the California coast anytime soon, he mentioned the upcoming debuts of the BMW i8 Roadster and the BMW iNEXT in 2021, BMW's take on self-driving cars — a future that's no so far off.
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Against all odds, the book gets written, on an old manual typewriter, and the author is duly fêted, reciting one of his poems (a fond encomium to his own penis) at a distinguished literary event, and winding up with money to burn.
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That's the basic setup, and it all unfurls in classic cartoon-movie style, with Lloyd and Lord Garmadon winding up, through a series of unexpected events, fighting on the same side and having various revelations about themselves, their histories, and their relationships.
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When she was just a toddler, Rimon and her mother fled Eritrea—a country in northeast Africa with a long history of human rights violations—for the Netherlands, where she lived in a few different places before ultimately winding up in Amsterdam.
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Instead of winding up at an architecture firm, she landed at Broadview Associates, an investment bank that was based in the Bay Area and advised dozens of tech companies during the go-go dot-com days — before nosediving along with the market.
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Italy began winding up two failed regional banks on Sunday in a deal that could cost the state up to 8.83 billion euros ($19 billion) and will leave the lenders' good assets in the hands of the nation's biggest retail bank, Intesa Sanpaolo.
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File your taxes electronically Besides helping you save money on stamps and a trip to the post office, filing electronically has another major benefit: It can lower your chances of making a mistake and winding up on the audit list as a result.
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LUSAKA, Aug 27 (Reuters) - Zambia's High Court on Tuesday suspended hearings on the winding up of Vedanta Resources' local mining business until the Court of Appeal rules on the lower court's refusal to let the matter go to arbitration, the provisional liquidator said.
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In fact, for children under the age of 18 years, the researchers observed a trend that runs counter to the one for the general population: The younger the child, the higher chance they had of winding up in severe or critical condition.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austrian political parties began winding up their campaigns on Friday, two days before a parliamentary election Sebastian Kurz's conservatives are tipped to win, as the left-wing Greens and far right warned he could pick the other side as partner.
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Italy began winding up two failed regional banks on Sunday in a deal that could cost the state up to 17 billion euros ($19 billion) and will leave the lenders' good assets in the hands of the nation's biggest retail bank, Intesa Sanpaolo.
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" Hussein didn't make it far "among the powerful," winding up as a minibus driver and an errand boy for local toughs while his brother, Bolbol, "was no good as a replacement: His weakness and anxiety had never exactly endeared him to Abdel Latif.
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LONDON/NEW DELHI, May 3 (Reuters) - Mahindra & Mahindra has stopped selling its electric car in the United Kingdom due to meagre sales and is winding up operations there, according to a document seen by Reuters, in a setback for the Indian automaker's global ambitions.
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VICE sat down with Chi Chi to hear about what went wrong on that fateful night in Portland, when she tried to do a flip and accidentally slipped—flinging herself offstage, slicing open her leg, and winding up with a pair of bloody tights.
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Italy began winding up two failed Veneto region banks on Sunday in a deal that could cost taxpayers up to 17 billion euros but puts an end to a long-running crisis and leaves the lenders' good assets in the hands of Intesa Sanpaolo (ISP.MI).
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But while the pressure around insulin may be mounting, we're also seeing the terrible impact of rising insulin prices on patients: people being forced to taper off insulin so they can pay their medical bills and winding up with kidney failure, blindness, or even death.
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It also specifies that students cannot carry their medical marijuana on the school bus or around with them on school grounds, and nurses have to store the medication in a locked container, presumably to keep it from winding up in the wrong kid's hands.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Developments that May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Negative Rating Action -in Fitch's opinion, GATE enters into bankruptcy filings, administration, receivership, liquidation or other formal winding-up procedures, or otherwise ceases business, under which circumstances the ratings would be downgraded to 'D'.
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Ensuring that the mentally ill get the treatment they need, instead of winding up in prisons or homeless on the street, as is commonly the case, will require strong leaders with a clear understanding of how flawed our policies have been over recent decades.
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Kicking into the closed side is tougher because even a blow the opponent doesn't see coming can just hit their back and shoulder, and even if it lands it has a great chance of winding up underneath their arm while a right hand comes back.
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Researchers have shown that after major operations — including cardiac and colon cancer surgery and kidney transplants — frail older patients are more prone than others to longer hospital stays, being readmitted within a month of a procedure and winding up in nursing homes after they're discharged.
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Oh yes, Caissie Levy, who plays that ice-cursed royal in Disney's stage adaptation of the hit animated musical "Frozen," was muttering the first words of the ubiquitous anthem and winding up to blow the house down at the end of the show's first act.
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In a new paper, biologists say that as grizzly populations increase in both Glacier and Yellowstone, more adventurous males from both parks are journeying farther to stake out territory, winding up in places where they have not been seen in a century or more.
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UPPER HAND With insufficient liquidity of its own to support Popular, and having already concluded that a winding up of the bank under normal insolvency proceeding would pose risks to financial stability, the SRB was left with little option but to accept the offer.
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"Emmanuel Macron believes that it's not going quickly enough and that the terrorists have registered military and symbolic victories, especially in Niger, and (that) it's urgent to reverse this trend," the French official said in Ghana where Macron was winding up a three-day Africa trip.
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Oldendorff, which has a large fleet of dry bulk cargo ships, said in a statement sent to Reuters on Friday it would "fully comply with U.S. sanctions and therefore will be winding up its business in Guyana in a timely manner", declining to provide any further details.
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Now, the Flames are trying to turn this into an issue for next month's election in hopes of winding up with a new mayor who'll gladly shut down a few public services so the Flames can have a rink just like Edmonton's except maybe with bathrooms.
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With the quantified self trend in vogue and wearables escalating, an alarming amount of users' biometric data is being generated and collected, and there's next to no oversight preventing it from winding up in the hands of data brokers and advertisers getting rich off your personal information.
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Even if there are some other veg-heads in attendance, the risk of a dead animal tainted serving spoon winding up in the wrong place turns my stomach, as does the inevitable idiot who doesn't use the serving utensil and dips right in with their fork.
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A new book, "The Five," by the historian Hallie Rubenhold, does a wildly overdue job of fleshing out the lives of Jack the Ripper's victims, giving us context about their families, how they grew up and where they spent time before winding up in the East End.
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And Ms. Panton, a nurse's aide in Harlem who was renting a cramped one-bedroom with her two sons in the Morrisania neighborhood, decided to give it a go, winding up in a three-bedroom, two-bathroom duplex that is "like a little house," she said.
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EditorsNote: resending to correct slug Moss' 23rd homer helps Cardinals rout Phillies PHILADELPHIA — The first ball St. Louis left fielder Brandon Moss hit on Sunday afternoon fell two feet short of being a home run, winding up in the glove of Philadelphia Phillies center fielder Odubel Herrera.
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At the side of the dusty track winding up the bare hillside from the cove, a Syrian girl barely six or seven years old stares, through the hillside, through Greece, through Europe, unsmiling, the vacated face of one so small who has seen so very much.
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It is true that the debt of non-financial businesses is at an all-time high—74% of GDP—and that some of this debt has been chopped up and repackaged into securities that are winding up in odd places, such as the balance-sheets of Japanese banks.
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He threw a St. Patrick's Day party at City Hall in 2012 during which he was visibly intoxicated and knocked down a junior staffer before eventually leaving the building and winding up at a bar, where he "flailed around" on the dance floor before being corralled by staffers.
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Fitch's understanding is that losses to holders of these notes would only occur in the event that resolution by way of a court process (that is, winding up) was determined by the resolution authority under SM20153, in which case MUFG would be insolvent (that is, net capital deficiency).
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The pacing is slow and the animation is plain, but the rapture and enthusiasm come through as the two men jump on their beds together like kids at space camp, or revisit old pictures of themselves as kids, dreaming about winding up where they now are as adults.
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Along the way, they've seen play for their originals on RinseFM and KEXP, been stalked by Thump (even winding up among their top mixes of 2015), and apparently convinced the fifth-wheel member of supermassive K-pop boy band Big Bang that he's some kind of all-healing deity.
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Fitch's understanding is that losses to holders of these notes would only occur in the event that resolution by way of a court process (that is, winding up) was determined by the resolution authority under SM2852, in which case MUFG would be insolvent (that is, net capital deficiency).
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In the event of any winding-up proceeding, holders of these securities - and other Tier 27229 securities of UOB - will rank below the bank's senior creditors, including covered bondholders and depositors, but above the bank's ordinary shareholders, preference shareholders and holders of perpetual capital securities in priority of claims.
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This Saturday, the second Eastside Mural Ride will take place, offering an opportunity to see some of the colorful work lining the boulevards of Boyle Heights and East LA. The family friendly bike ride will leave Mariachi Plaza at 10am, winding up at Self Help Graphics later that afternoon.
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After winding up his public duties for the year, Charles — who spent Wednesday morning alongside Harry at a discussion with bereaved families and experts about violent crime among youth — will head to Sandringham, in Norfolk, to celebrate Christmas with his mother, Queen Elizabeth and the rest of the extended royal family.
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E.C.B. Under Fire as Novo Banco Bondholders Hit by Losses | Europe's new regime for winding up failing banks has made an inauspicious start, as investors criticized the European Central Bank for allowing Portugal to impose losses on almost 2 billion euros, or about $2.2 billion, of senior bondholders in Novo Banco.
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Some ANAL activists headed off to scout out a new squat elsewhere in the city, while their comrades milled around winding up the slab-faced security contractors in the doorway, asking about their steroid habits and pretending they were arsonists and knew about secret passages hidden throughout the empty building.
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"The board has therefore concluded, and recommends, that it is in the best interests of shareholders to conduct a managed wind-down of the portfolio over a period of time, allowing optimisation of returns, the return of cash to shareholders, and ultimately the winding up of the company," Electra said.
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Activists and politicians have repeatedly questioned whether the government agency is capable of handling the increasing numbers of migrant children winding up in their detention centers due to the recent surge in families coming to the U.S. An unprecedented amount of migrants are fleeing Guatemala due to drought, poverty and violence.
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Last week the European Union announced it is reviving a sanctions blocking law intended to shield European companies who trade with Iran from the threat of U.S. sanctions, but there are doubts over how effective this will be, and a number of corporations are already winding up their Iran operations.
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Nonetheless, the filing was a rare admission of a mistake by the special counsel's office, which is winding up a nearly two-year investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential race and whether anyone tied to the Trump campaign conspired in the effort to influence the outcome of the vote.
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In the heat of the euro zone debt crisis in 2010-12, they found just enough common ground: The euro zone tightened fiscal rules and created its own rescue fund, a partial banking union with a common supervisor and a mechanism for winding up failed banks with an embryonic common resolution fund.
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No fighter wants to keep winding up and swinging at air, so they start waiting a little later to see if the punches are really coming before they attempt to counter, except that 'extra time' doesn't exist when you're dealing with the fastest and most dexterous weapon in fighting—a good jab.
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In an A&E Dog the Bounty Hunter interview, the late reality star, who died Wednesday at age 51, detailed the moment she first laid eyes on her "blonde bombshell" husband — and how her accidentally stealing lemons (and winding up in jail) led to a lifetime of romance and happiness for the pair.
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The Singapore unit of Vietnam's top fuel importer Petrolimex filed an application for a winding up order for Brightoil Singapore, ranked as the country's 17th largest marine fuel supplier last year, after Brightoil failed to meet deadlines to repay more than $30 million in outstanding debt, according to a court hearing on Friday.
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One of the odd quirks of Anthony Pettis, however, is that he excels from what is considered one of the worst positions in the game—no matter who gets on his back, Pettis seems able to draw that fighter's arm over his head and turn back into him, winding up in his guard.
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If the Cobblers penetrated your conscious in the past year, beyond football matters, it would be because in October the club was issued with a winding-up order by HRMC, the result of unpaid liabilities on a £10million loan from the council to develop their Sixfields ground and the land around it.
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No one in their right minds should buy the stuff at all, but one Albuquerque woman keeps winding up with more and more of the weird meat, whether she likes it or not—because some strange man keeps sneaking over at night and leaving it on her doorstep, NBC affiliate KOB 4 reports.
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AN OWNER who is lying low in London, a slew of government agencies investigating fraud, a consortium of 17 banks facing hefty losses: winding up Kingfisher Airlines, an Indian carrier that stopped flying in 2012 under a pile of debts, always looked likely to make the fortunes of a few bankruptcy lawyers.
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It was always going to be a tough year for Miami, who are clearly in rebuilding mode and as a team in between quarterbacks, likely wouldn't mind winding up the worst team in football and landing the first overall pick in the 2020 draft and the right to draft Alabama's Tua Tagovailoa.
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CAP-FLOOR BATTLE The German-British paper also said that EU rules to prevent taxpayers from bailing out banks should not include a cap on the extent banks should finance their own winding up, the opposite of the position held by two other big EU economies, France and Italy, who want clear limits.
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He has gotten some number of women — maybe dozens, who knows — to sign nondisclosure agreements for gender discrimination in the workplace," Warren began, winding up before landing the punch: "So, Mr. Mayor, are you willing to release all those women from those nondisclosure agreements so we can hear their side of the story?
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I had decided to do a meandering ride between Fort Greene and Red Hook, winding up through Dumbo (Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass) before going through Brooklyn Bridge Park and all the way to the docks by Ikea (the ferry out back, which runs to Wall Street, is free on weekends).
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Lew, who is winding up a four-day tour of Latin America's four largest economies, also said U.S. cooperation with Mexico on combating financing of terrorism and drug cartels was at an all-time high, but more work was needed to stem a rising flow of heroin and opioid drugs into the United States.
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When they could ride roughshod over Democrats and make life miserable for poor people but with enough plausible deniability, and only racist undertones instead of overtones, so that they can cash in at the end of their "service" rather than winding up in a lime green shirt being ritually humiliated on Dancing with the Stars.
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In the event of any winding-up proceeding, holders of these securities and all other Additional Tier 1 securities of UOB will rank ahead of claims of only UOB's ordinary shareholders, and will rank below the bank's senior creditors, including covered bondholders, depositors and holders of Tier 2 capital securities of the bank, in priority of claims.
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If you don't remember why this is a significant bobblehead, please refresh your recollection with this video: The scene is from an overtime win against, you guessed, Washington, and to celebrate, Lynch commandeered an injury golf cart and drove it all over the field, before winding up in front of the student section, which was chanting his name.
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If you're reading this and you're not already there, I'm sorry to say it's probably too late for you, but look on the bright side: you are now far, far more likely to be awake and functioning come game time, your chances of winding up in jail are astronomically lower, and you will have saved a bunch of cash.
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In the event of any winding-up proceeding, holders of these securities and all other Additional Tier 1 securities of UOB will rank ahead of claims of only UOB's ordinary shareholders, and will rank below the bank's senior creditors, including covered bondholders and depositors, and holders of Tier 2 capital securities of the bank, in priority of claims.
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The company has shipped 235,063 Silverados out of Mexico this year, the overwhelming majority winding up at dealerships in the U.S. Under the new trade agreement between the U.S., Mexico and Canada, auto exports from Mexico to the U.S. could be slapped with a 25 percent national security tariff once the number of exports tops 2.4 million in a given year.
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"Folks, look, the fact of the matter is that our core values, our standing in the world, our very democracy, everything that has made America America is literally at stake — and that's not hyperbole," Biden said here Wednesday at a craft brewery, winding up to a condemnation of Trump that he's issued at every event since his campaign launch last week.
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NEW YORK, March 20 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury yields fell modestly on Wednesday as the Federal Reserve, which is winding up a two-day policy meeting, was expected to hold interest rates steady, trim the number of hikes projected for the rest of the year, and release details of a plan to end the monthly reduction of its massive balance sheet.
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Against the backdrop of withered trees and the spindly access road winding up to the interstate (the sound of autoshifting, faint, as if in dreams) is a sight that looks weird from the outside four generic, same uncolor, equally worn Bigurls, lined up next to one another, making the rest of the lot seem even more vacant than if it had been completely empty.
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So far, Dale's team has figured out how carotene levels in the banana change in the time between getting cut from the tree and winding up in your mouth (they actually increase), how cooking affects the nutrients (a loss of 20 to 30 percent), and how much is absorbed in the gut of a Mongolian gerbil (plenty, and actually a lot more when the bananas were cooked).
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Then, under the lights on a chilly but calm night at Alpensia Cross-Country Skiing Center, Diggins came off the final hill in third place on this winding up-and-down track and took a big risk — gambling on the widest of turns at nearly 22013 miles per hour, she momentarily drifted outside the track to create the space she needed to dart ahead of Maiken Falla of Norway.
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From there, the dumpster's contents were collected and compacted before winding up in a landfill under additional layers of trash Desperate to retrieve Zhang's remains for proper burial even as Christensen, 30, kept mum throughout his trial last month about what he did with her body, the victim's family now knows those remains "could be smaller than a cellphone," Zhang family attorney Steve Beckett said at a news conference Wednesday, reports WTTW.
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The winding up of the central bank's quantitative easing (QE) program, although the bank said it will continue to reinvest cash from maturing bonds for an extended period of time, however, is a historic moment for the euro zone but it comes at a time of political and economic fragility in the euro zone with all the upheavals we're seeing in some of Europe's biggest economies – the U.K., France and Italy (not to mention a weakened Angela Merkel in Germany).
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