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The trust’s collapse, Knowlton said, was, “a canary in the coal mine situation.” Times staff writer Douglas Smith contributed to this report.

He noted that Mike Murphy, a veteran marketing manager, tops the charts with 184 mentions. Murphy was the Ford employee who uttered the happy canary in a coal mine quote.

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For years, people have called antisemitism “the canary in the coal mine.” To me, this always seemed to imply that the world should care about hatred of the Jews because those who come for the ...

Most of its money, spread across some 160 countries, is spent on health services, disaster relief, poverty mitigation, economic development, peace and security.

The old “canary in a coal mine” idiom could be swapped with a modern update: “duckling in a drain.” Animal vocalizations, whether a song or a quack, aren’t a good measure of air quality.