Surveying the financial markets, which were plunging as oil prices spiked, Mr. Rubin fell back on a favorite phrase as a top Wall Street executive and government official: "Markets go up and markets go down".
Farage returned as interim leader while the party ran a new race, which was plunged into turmoil following an altercation between the frontrunner, Steven Woolfe, and another MEP, Mike Hookem.
The inability of the international community to deliver aid to southern Unity, an area the UN says faces catastrophic food shortages, highlights the broader challenges of humanitarian access in South Sudan, which was plunged into civil war two years ago.
Civic also called for a UN arms embargo on South Sudan, which was plunged into conflict in December 2013, when the president, Kiir, accused Machar, his former deputy, of plotting a coup.
Dodon's status as favourite is in part a reflection of a loss of trust in pro-European leaders in the ex-Soviet state of 3.5 million, which was plunged into turmoil after a corruption scandal came to light in late 2014.
The world, Mr Putin added, was witnessing "an almost uncontained hyper use of force", which was plunging it into "an abyss of permanent conflicts".
The results, however, were celebrated by French far-right candidate Marine Le Pen who said that, with the no win, Italians joined the British in turning their backs on "absurd European policies which are plunging the continent into poverty".
Both issues have galvanized supporters and opponents, including the Roman Catholic Church, reproductive rights groups, religious conservatives and the state teachers' union, all of which are plunging money and volunteers into an effort to reach weary, long-badgered voters in this swing state.
Ming Sun, an astronomer at Michigan State University in East Lansing, and colleagues spotted the free-forming stars in an enormous plume of gas trailing a galaxy called ESO 137-011, whish is plunging headlong into the giant Abell 3627 cluster.
They inspired the famous question "Is it live or is it Memorex?" (If it's Memorex, is it dead?) Edison was so determined to demonstrate the verisimilitude of his machines that he held a nationwide series of Tone Tests, during which halls were plunged into darkness and audiences were supposedly unable to tell the difference between Anna Case singing live and one of her records.
