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But perceptions linger, and the spate of TV programs have only further enhanced the cloud over the city's image.

Prised apart by their politicians and the spate of attacks, Israel's Jews and Arabs grow ever more frightened of each other.

The details about the long hours worked and the spate of worker suicides at the Foxconn compound are still both disturbing and well documented.

Does he think The Knick's focus on institutional racism resonates even more given Black Lives Matter and the spate of black deaths at the hands of police officers?

Despite the toxic relationship and the spate of killings, experts and party officials say any further violence is likely to be sporadic.

"Everything we had here, everything we worked for is gone," said Hristo Voynov, 18, who blamed the rain, protesters' fatigue and the spate of arrests on Tuesday for the low turnout on Wednesday.

The Internet is the most obvious cause, but he also argues that the "junk mail revolution" and, in the eighties and nineties, the spate of workplace shootings by postal employees led to a crucial loss of public esteem.

Corbyn used his speech to pay tribute to Labour MP Jo Cox, who was killed outside her constituency office, and address the spate of abuse and hate that he called "utterly unacceptable".

Tomorrow's protest will be indicative of what is ahead for the Irish left and whether the spate of arrests – and now imprisonment – of protesters has damaged the movement's reputation.

After last year's inactive year for tech IPOs, many are hoping that the "window" is open and that the spate of new public companies will continue.

The same tidal forces that deformed the mass of stars probably disrupted clouds of gas in the galaxy, causing them to collapse and triggering the spate of star birth, the researchers say.