It looks like another Bachelor couple just bit the dust.
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Maybe you're Kim Kardashian and your beloved BlackBerry bit the dust.
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Some investments have panned out, but others have bit the dust.
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Starving for funds, delivery app SpoonRocket bit the dust March 12.
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Another match made in CW heaven has reportedly bit the dust.
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When the latest "Cern weasel" bit the dust, Moeliker jumped into action.
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It left many deposits inside the lens before it finally bit the dust.
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That wagon eventually bit the dust, most likely from mechanical issues with the turbo.
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It became the pawn in a political pissing contest, and eventually bit the dust.
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A tradition unlike any other ... has just bit the dust -- at least for now.
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Two Maryland-based startups bit the dust, as did others in Virginia and Boston, Massachusetts.
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Price bit the dust, but the others, still around, are no doubt in mourning now.
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After followers alerted him to the Facebook page for Tesla, that, too, soon bit the dust.
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Ultimately we had to choose between Wun-Wun and the direwolf, so the dog bit the dust.
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Read more ReadThe Fossils of the 21st CenturyIn 100 million years, human civilization will have bit the dust.
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On Sunday night's episode of "Game of Thrones," poor noble Theon Greyjoy finally bit the dust, a hero.
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I didn't notice any leakage until around 11:30 am, when another pair of underwear bit the dust.
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One of Twitter's most famous trolls, Milo Yiannopoulos, bit the dust this week when Twitter permanently suspended his account.
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You probably haven't forgotten about the time Lady Mary's (Michelle Dockery) Turkish lover bit the dust in her bed.
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However, for each bad guy or gal that bit the dust, another beloved character (or pet owl) had to go.
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The world is a little less grumpy ... because a cat with a real sourpuss attitude has sadly bit the dust.
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Over the past two decades, New York City institutions such as St. Mark's Bookshop, Coliseum Books and Murder Ink bit the dust.
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The movie ended with a cliffhanger and a question: Who is going to save the day after so many Avengers bit the dust?
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Another Bachelor couple has bit the dust – but did fans see Nick Viall and fiancé Vanessa Grimaldi's split coming from a mile away?
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The second oven bit the dust beneath Veng Sreng Bridge—a twisted hellhole of an intersection involving a steep climb to pass over crowded boulevards.
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WASHINGTON — Another one (pretty much) bit the dust Wednesday, when Ben Carson said he didn't see a "path forward" for his presidential campaign following Super Tuesday.
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Likewise, 3D TVs mostly bit the dust in 2016, due in part because 3D glasses were a cumbersome and expensive accessory for a largely unnecessary feature.
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Or the future of thinking about what happens after our species has bit the dust and our remainders float around and shape new worlds in our image.
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The character had a much meatier arc in Seasons 4-6, once big brother Joffrey bit the dust and the task of ruling the kingdom fell to Tommen.
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Notably, a vaccine GlaxoSmithKline put its chips on a few years ago looked good in some small human trials, but bit the dust when those trials were expanded.
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After wandering around aimlessly in the infield for a bit, the dust devil just up and disappeared, not unlike A.J. Pierzynski trying to run on Bartolo Colon. [WaPo]
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I picked up the Linksys AC22.0 Max Stream EA27500 router when my three-year-old Linksys EA19003 bit the dust and none of the usual tricks could revive it.
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Described by South African sexual violence expert Charlene Smith as "vengeful, horrible, and disgusting," the Rape-aXe provoked a flash of global outrage and then quickly bit the dust.
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MedMen Enterprises (MMNFF)' bid to become the largest US cannabis company bit the dust this week when its planned acquisition of PharmaCann -- once valued at $682 million -- was mutually scrapped.
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More all-time global heat records bit the dust this winter than were initially suspected, according to a new and shocking National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) report released Thursday.
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And that doesn't even count Loki (Tom Hiddleston), Gamora (Zoe Saldana), Heimdall (Idris Elba), and Vision (Paul Bettany), all of whom bit the dust well before the movie's climactic moment.
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A feeling of urgency to see Captain Marvel and the rest of the Avengers right Thanos's decimation is understandable because so many beloved characters bit the dust in Infinity War.
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Season 2 of Big Little Lies hits HBO on June 9 with Streep playing the mother of Alexander Skarsgård's character, who (spoiler alert) bit the dust in the season 1 finale.
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And that, friends, is why Meredith Grey is just about the only character on Grey's Anatomy who hasn't bit the dust in a plane crash or been hit by a bus.
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After Andy Murray, Kyle Edmund and Cameron Norrie all bit the dust on Monday, Evans continued to carry the flag for Britain as he beat Japan's Tatsuma Ito 7-5 6-1 7-6 (8).
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Thanks to a clumsy friend, my backup phone got destroyed a few months ago, so I've been depending solely on my iPhone X. My backup computer also bit the dust, so my primary machine is a work laptop.
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Vince Carter, JaMychal Green, James Ennis, Wayne Selden, and a couple Grizzly bigs who had to switch out on the perimeter—all bit the dust trying to keep Leonard at bay, or even simply deny him the ball.
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The robots that haven't bit the dust tend to be of the "teach kids how to code" variety, or conceptual bots like the laundry folding FoldiMate that at this point are more CES perennials than likely consumer products.
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New York (CNN Business)Sears and other retailers that bit the dust recently have two things in common: They couldn't compete with Amazon and Walmart and they were backed by big private equity firms and hedge funds that horribly mismanaged them.
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I saw those pictures and the story of that the guy died from swimming in the ocean, but come on; if that happened all the time, half the cast of Jersey Shore would have bit the dust in the first episode, right?
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David Jackson is one entrepreneur who isn't ashamed to admit that his startup — a company called Roost, which he described as "basically Uber for lawn care" — bit the dust despite the best efforts from him and his business partner to keep it alive.
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Long before Pixar movies had our tears flowing in the first 10 minutes and even before a certain lion's pops bit the dust, there was Bambi, the Disney classic that went from flowers and cute animals to something so devastating it was practically traumatic to watch.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Roger Federer's hopes of a ninth Wimbledon title bit the dust as South African Kevin Anderson recovered from two sets down to win a quarter-final cliffhanger 2-6 6-7(303) 7-5 6-25 20-240 on a tension-filled Court One on Wednesday.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: GizmodoAs March draws to close, so does our celebration of the World Wide Web's 30th birthday, making it as good a time as ever to take a look back at some the features and formats that bit the dust along the way.
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By the time the bulk of the product line finally bit the dust earlier this summer, the real question was exactly why the last version left standing, the iPod Touch, is still around at all, since there's no clear use for it other than as a watered-down iPhone.
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Ugsome indeed had a vogue a hundred year's before Shakespeare but eventually bit the dust.
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Angrily the Sundanese refused and a war was inevitable. The Majapahit army consisted of footmen, dignitaries, and the grand vizier Gajah Mada, and finally Hayam Wuruk and both his uncles. There followed a bitter fight. In the beginning many Majapahit Javanese perished, but in the end the Sundanese bit the dust.
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In 1910, the Lambsburg Male and Female Academy burned down and the community educational system suffered. In 1918, the eighteenth amendment came into effect and the sale of liquor was illegal. Billy Hawks, who owned the only remaining government distillery was required to cease operation and another thriving business bit the dust. The hands of Providence had dealt harshly with Lambsburg.
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Keys shot and killed Bagley in 1943 and placed a stone commemorating the event with the inscription: "Here is where Worth Bagley bit the dust at the hand of W. F. Keys, May 11, 1943." The marker is not a part of the Wall Street Mill historic district. Worth Bagley Stone. The green paint within the lettering was a modern-day act of vandalism.
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Frank appears to have been a demanding teacher and Richard Bing, an Editor of the Journal of Molecular and Cellular Cardiology, who studied with Frank, recalled him as '...a holy terror, hating mediocrity, and many a student bit the dust in the examination in Physiology'. Frank continued to work in München until his enforced retirement in 1934 due to his opposition to the Nazi regime.
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The remaining 11 Miracle Mart stores were renamed in August of the same year. Overall, only 20 of Miracle Mart's 31 stores transitioned to the M nameplate. The other 11 locations (7 in Ontario and 4 in Quebec) were closed during the restructuring process. The 11 aforementioned stores that had bit the dust were Place Greenfield Park, Centre Saint-Martin (Laval), Place Lebourgneuf (Charlesbourg), Place Centre Ville (Jonquière) and 7 locations in Southern Ontario.
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The remaining ancient walls have a total length of 1,000 km and constitute less than 20% of the original wall system. According to a legend, the earthworks are results of ancient events when a mythical hero (bohatyr) Kozmodemian (or Borysohlib) in order to slay gargantuan Dragon (Serpent) harnessed it in a giant plow and furrowed. The Dragon (Serpent) bit the dust and from plowing there were left furrows on both sides of which towered immense chunks of earth that among people were named as Serpent's Wall. The ancient walls were built between the 2nd century BC and 7th century AD, according to carbon dating.
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The fictitious > white men bit the cartridges, put on the caps, and went through all the > forms of loading, firing, wheeling their horses, assisting each other, &c.;, > with an exactness which proved personal observation. The native spectators > groaned whenever a black-fellow fell, but cheered lustily when a white bit > the dust; and at length, after the ground had been fought over and over > again, the whites were ignominiously driven from the field, amidst the > frantic delight of the natives, while Eaglehawk worked himself into such a > violent state of excitement that at one time the play seemed likely to > terminate in a real and deadly fight.
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" Gwen Ihnat of The A.V. Club gave the episode a good review, giving it a B- overall. In her recap however, she was upset over how they didn't give series regular Sean Maguire more stories for his character in general: "I’m glad for Sean Maguire that his character bit the dust this episode. When Robin Hood, one of the great, rakish heroes of all time, someone who should be swooping up women right alongside Captain Hook, is reduced to being a glorified blanket carrier for episodes, it’s like being on Once Upon a Time had him trapped in his own personal Underworld. When’s the last time Robin had his own plot—better yet, a plot that didn’t involve just traipsing along after Regina... That’s a plot for a hapless type like Walter Mitty, not Robin Hood.
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When P.R.O.B.E. are summoned to investigate the savage murder of retired headmaster Mr. Whittaker and his dog, Liz Shaw is disturbed to find evidence of a satanic ritual near the scene of the crime. The trail leads of deceit and corruption extends to the current occupants of nearby Winterborne School, where it appears that someone is determined to cover up an ancient secret – at any cost. With another animal having bit the dust, the current headteacher accused of murdering a pupil, and one of the school's oldest employees having been stabbed with a knife, Liz finds herself under increasing pressure from all sides to produce results, especially with P.R.O.B.E. under threat from within – and the death toll mounting. However, a shocking revelation from headteacher Gavin Purcell reveals that The Devil of Winterborne is at large – and only Liz can stop it.
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This new system worked very well until 1990, when a blown fuse in a power amp under the causeway resulted in Tawney and William Morris being off air for 9 months. Considerable ingenuity by engineers in reaching the fuse - in the sub-basement and abandoned boiler rooms under Tawney - eventually resulted in a fix. The opportunity was taken in 1990 to add induction loops to the Wolfson Court hall of residence, which had previously only received some radiation from Keynes. This new system allowed a "fudge", considering both studios were now constructed for self-op operation: the campus now had two transmission networks. Accordingly, the new transmitters were set up so that Studio A could serve 999 kHz with a music service (called the URE301 service, complete with sung jingles), as this used the new transmitter with much better audio processing and modulation, and speech on 1602 kHz (with a formal Home Service style) using the old 1971 transmitter, but again this 1602 service bit the dust a few years later, following the mid-80s station collapse, although it took until 1991 for the then programme controller to notify the authorities that this frequency was no longer required.
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