I was coming down the street, Elvis was coming down the street.
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"The rain wasn't coming down vertically, it was coming down horizontally," he said.
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When you see it like that, it's flame coming down, coming down towards you.
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They loved coming down here in the summer — my sons still love coming down here in the summer.
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I think the problem for Robert Mueller is if you look at his poll numbers, they have been coming down and coming down.
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An end to the party The giant "disco ball" that was put in the sky is coming down and it's coming down hot.
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"The price is coming down, but it's not coming down fast enough," said Winter, saying he believes Lockheed Martin is negotiating in good faith — but with a caveat.
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"A late snowstorm in the spring or early snowstorm in the fall can have a lot of impacts — trees coming down, power lines coming down, and vegetation mortality," Contosta said.
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"Yes, premiums will be coming down; yes, deductibles will be coming down, but very importantly, it is a great plan," Mr. Trump said in White House Rose Garden, flanked by Republican lawmakers.
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It always feels like it's coming down to the end.
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Court nomination process is almost certainly coming down the road.
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Now there are a bunch officially coming down the pipeline.
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What else is coming down the line for Minority Reports?
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I look outside and the snow is coming down HARD.
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Listen to the bombing... Rockets are coming down on us.
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" -- October 3 interview with Fox 35 Orlando "Prices coming down.
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You are coming down with me, hand in unlovable hand.
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I think there will be something coming down the line.
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Don't worry, there's more Frozen fun coming down the pike.
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Watch this NVIDIA coming down, that could be an opportunity.
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It's coming down as fast as we clear it away.
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As security improves, barriers within the country are coming down.
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Renewable power generation costs are coming down by the year.
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Well, darlin', look out, 'cause my hair is coming down.
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The era of driverless cars is coming down the road.
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However, he's not coming down on them if they don't.
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" Cedar Fair: "6.5 percent dividend, it is gasoline coming down.
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These girls are coming down [in weight]; I'm going up.
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The Chinese government is coming down hard on He Jiankui.
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But that flag coming down won't bring my son back.
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Demi Lovato's got a new project coming down the pipeline!
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She was constantly coming down with a fever, she says.
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Everybody's used to swinging at a ball that's coming down.
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"Everyone really enjoyed coming down, and enjoyed California," McGrady said.
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"Lots of interesting things coming down the pipe," Petra enthused.
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"This isn't like the Berlin Wall coming down," Starks said.
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You knew when Harry was coming down to the galley.
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The walls between sales, service and marketing are coming down.
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Jimmy Fallon was coming down to film a live episode.
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Think about Michelle Pfeiffer coming down the stairs in 'Scarface.
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He watches the news of Trump signs coming down everywhere.
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The rate just keeps coming down and down and down.
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And then people started coming down to the radio station.
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Sleet was coming down hard in Nashua, NH, last weekend.
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Her leg slipped when she was coming down the staircase.
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" Her father, Rob, says it's "like a unicorn coming down.
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According to O'Brien, the number is coming down from 174.
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"Don't take photos of any trees coming down," he said.
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He's coming down, taking us to lower levels of everything.
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"Prices are coming down in all these technologies," he said.
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I'M FORTUNATE THE PRICE IS COMING DOWN ALL THE TIME.
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Occupancies are still high, and rents are not coming down.
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More partnerships and cloud deals are coming down the pike.
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I think most importantly, yes, premiums will be coming down.
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There are two things that are coming down the pike.
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As new CEO Jeff Dunn tells Fortune with regard to per packet pricing, "We know as we build volume, that cost per unit is coming down, and it's coming down faster than we thought."
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"As the economy gears up, more people working, better jobs and careers, those revenues come rolling in and the deficit, which is the other criticism, is coming down, and it's coming down rapidly," Kudlow said.
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Brady wasn't the only one coming down hard on the Patriots.
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He had tears coming down his face, shaking his head, upset.
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I believe they&aposll be coming down to Washington on Friday.
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Yeah, the costs of producing that is coming down really rapidly.
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That's 10,000 pounds of grimy whoop-ass coming down on you.
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We are seeing, in state after state, his numbers coming down.
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And we're seeing now, I think, some coming down to earth.
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Insurers already priced for the changes, and premiums are coming down.
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What technologies are coming down the road for live broadcast audio?
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Olivia de Havilland's lawsuit against FX is coming down to semantics.
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And even if they remain active, Hubble is coming down eventually.
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It's virtually impossible to imagine this election coming down to Utah.
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Their dogs were coming down with symptoms remarkably similar to BOAS.
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But it's in "Coming Down" where his pen's balance is thrown.
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The precipitation that was falling was clearly coming down as rain.
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I love coming down to the local ex-service social club.
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We're just a few years away from the wall coming down.
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"I think people are coming down more to earth," Bass said.
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Expect plenty more such Brexit price bumps coming down the pipe.
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It is like watching your racehorse coming down the home stretch.
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My problem is, just so you know, everything is coming down.
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Costs of clean energy have been coming down faster than expected.
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Coming down is as easy as letting go of the break.
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Lead levels were still too high, but they were coming down.
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Mr. Trump said his decision was largely coming down to instinct.
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"Price is coming down, but people are spending more," he said.
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It felt scratchy, like I was coming down with a cold.
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Coming down off their sugar highs, tourists need someplace to sleep.
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Teachers aren't afraid of any bills coming down from state capitals.
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We're told that one is also coming down before the deadline.
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Those five subreddits coming down, those people ... The bullying, the ugliness.
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Confederate statues and memorials are coming down all over the nation.
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Data released Thursday morning showed unemployment numbers coming down once again.
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When do you see these pressures coming down a little bit?
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As you can probably tell, I'm still coming down it all.
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But the smart money is on this coming down to advertising.
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We got on some laughing jag coming down one of them.
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But are you surprised to see even these four coming down?
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As they see them coming down, they question their own power.
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Snow is coming down about as hard as I've ever seen.
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Occasionally, this means coming down on the side of the employer.
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So, coming down to it, ... we're long-term investors for sure.
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We're going to continue research, but it's not coming down today.
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I'm forever coming down with a cold or recovering from one.
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At the time, Altman told TechCrunch's Sarah Buhr that three things had started happening in biotech: "upcoming hyper growth, costs coming down to series-A scale, and cycle time coming down to something reasonable for a startup."
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Her point: Walls shouldn't be going up, they should be coming down.
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"You could see the fire coming down the ridge," Owenby told HLN.
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So the genetic testing is improving, and its price is coming down.
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So did it all begin with Donald Trump coming down the escalator?
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The rulings on online speech are coming down all over the world.
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Imagine a small, North Dakota town coming down off a fracking boom.
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He's never seen power like this, trees coming down left and right.
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"It's so frustrating because you can see this coming down the tracks."
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They said Petraeus and Allen are both coming down after the election!...
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"No one is coming down here wanting to buy anything," he said
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But they should think twice before coming down hard, particularly on ICOs.
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He's just cycled from uptown — thanks for coming down here to Chinatown.
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He did an an elite job of coming down with the ball.
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Video showing the crane coming down shows another nearby crane remain stable.
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Your revenue, you have a huge revenue number but it's coming down.
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They had a big spike up and now they are coming down.
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He ended up coming down to the gym and watching me train.
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I was so calm coming down the last, I cannot believe it.
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So I'm a great believer in coming down hard on that stuff.
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And only gas prices have been cut; electricity is not coming down.
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"It looked like a blazing cloud of snow coming down," she said.
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There's also a season 3 coming down the pipeline, anticipated for 2018.
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"Yes, premiums will be coming down," Trump said at the White House.
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He's got a real sense of it and he likes coming down.
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"Our capital spending is coming down," said John Watson, Chevron's chief executive.
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"You will see that Russian sanctions will be coming down," said Haley.
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So I'm looking forward to coming down to Houston and rocking it.
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The rest of the song was about coming down from that moment.
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But in this case, what goes up appears to be coming down.
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That's why once cars are autonomous, that's when the walls coming down.
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"You will see that Russian sanctions will be coming down," Haley said.
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Rain was coming down in torrents and inside hung Naples soccer jerseys.
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"We'll see the winds coming down as the day progresses," he said.
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You're still coming down from yesterday's intense eclipse, which rocked your relationships.
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Also, watch for dozens of EPA executive orders coming down the pike.
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The flag coming down was just spontaneous, and I disagree with it.
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WAPNER: THERE ARE MORE TARIFFS COMING DOWN THE PIKE IN MID-DECEMBER.
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"Good for consumer, gasoline prices coming down!" he declared Monday on Twitter.
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Patients were coming down with a mysterious fever, dry cough, and pneumonia.
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"Good for the consumer, gasoline prices coming down!" he posted this morning.
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So, yes, control of the Senate could be coming down to turnout.
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AMERICA IS ALREADY COMING DOWN 20% THE LAST 15 YEARS OR SOMETHING.
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Many properties are now not selling and/or coming down in price.
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There wont be any shortage of adaptations coming down the road either.
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You're coming down from that high at the end of the day.
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And they have earnings coming down the pipeline two weeks from now.
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"There's a lot of troubling things coming down the pike," he said.
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We some investigative stories that were coming down the closing finish line.
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It's likely a compromise due to her coming down with the flu.
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Absolutely, except that something else was coming down the pike: The internet.
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The snow was coming down lightly in New York, where Mr. Trump lives.
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Imagine seeing this very realistic Night King coming down the hall your way.
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I'd never taken a shower with the water coming down like that before.
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Paws up, monsters, because the barrier around Lady Gaga's life is coming down.
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We rolled off of the mattress, thinking the whole thing was coming down.
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He sat up on his own but is coming down in the sled.
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The next thing he knew, the walls of his house were coming down.
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The rain is really coming down, seeming to fall sideways at some points.
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"People who were coming down were collapsing from hunger and thirst," Suleiman recalls.
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The snow has finally started, and it looks like it's coming down quick.
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As a result, detrimental policy changes have already started coming down the line.
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The costs of research and development are coming down and investment is rising.
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Bailey says the snow was "coming down like crazy" when Renetta was born.
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"The fear is palm trees coming down and hitting the house," she said.
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I think they're coming down the pike, but it's not around the corner.
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Tears are coming down your face and it's not like you are crying.
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I took my tab at around 8:30 [AM], so I'm coming down.
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It's all coming down around me, I've got to be honest with you.
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IS THAT A FAIR CHARACTERIZATION OF WHAT ELSE IS COMING DOWN THE PIPE?
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So I think it's, you know, everything's sort of coming down to Earth.
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Heated desk chairs, mousepads, and garments could all be coming down the pipeline.
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I thought that was why it was so close coming down the stretch.
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He was hospitalized back in 2016 after coming down with a high fever.
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So when you are talking about numbers coming down, that's 15 years away.
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But with each new look coming down the aisle, the pace picked up.
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Meanwhile, I was turning up to work coming down from the night before.
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Pritchard jumped, grabbed the airball and put it back up without coming down.
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Then you get this taste coming down or right up through your nose.
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The older sister could almost see the lady now, coming down the dock.
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Acosta: Mr. President, are you worried about indictments coming down in this investigation?
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"It's just solid (lineups of) Canadian trucks, coming down with grain," said Merrill.
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It's the orders that are coming down to those folks on the ground.
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It's concerning because that slope, that uptick, doesn't seem to be coming down.
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We'll admit it: We are still coming down from Beyoncé's incredible halftime performance.
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She just brings [them] in as she's coming down on that last time.
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"I always knew that it was a risk coming down here," Besler said.
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He saw the lights now, coming down from the corners of the ceiling.
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This is a train that we have long seen coming down the track.
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A vote on California's landmark climate legislation is coming down to the wire
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You could see it coming down Fifth Avenue in Bloomberg's beloved New York.
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I cry a little seeing my friend coming down the aisle at sunset.
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"It's like a Martian coming down to a political planet," Ms. Peterson said.
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We're seeing them coming down and we're not seeing a pickup in inflation.
|
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Behind them, you can see rays of sunshine coming down from the sky.
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" USG Corporation: "It spiked in advance [of Hurricane Irma], now it's coming down.
|
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Defense analysts have said the price was already coming down without Trump's intervention.
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Because the walls around siloed customer data in financial services are coming down.
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I miss mixing it up with the boys and coming down the stretch.
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"The inventory levels are coming down, in the U.S. too," Again's Kilduff said.
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"Roger, I trust you," she said, as he remembers the decision coming down.
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I just felt that coming down the stretch, it was a little soft.
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I'm coming down from my high and the feeling of catharsis is fading.
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I think that we see two types of solutions coming down the pike.
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What's coming down the pipes for Carpenter Brut in terms of new music?
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Larry Kudlow, President Donald Trump's top economic advisor, said Friday that "the deficit" is "coming down, and it's coming down rapidly," appearing to contradict both the Treasury Department's official figures and government estimates about the trajectory of U.S. budget deficits.
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When you hear "wealth redistribution," it's not from the top coming down to us.
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We're all really looking forward that new music you've got coming down the pipeline.
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And while there isn't much data available yet, prices seem to be coming down.
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" But, he added, "I don't know where the courts will end up coming down.
|
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Hollywood is quickly coming down on Kim Burrell after her homophobic rant in December.
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After coming down with a fever, she and her husband were placed in isolation.
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Coming down former Indian hill: Line of men and ladies with, I guess, cameras ?
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The diplomatic crisis between Qatar and Saudi Arabia is coming down to the wire.
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Kennedy disagrees, coming down more on the side of connecting with people like yourself.
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Has Chris Pratt caught whatever love bug celebrities are coming down with this summer?
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You probably have more work and pressure coming down on you than ever before.
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Let's start the discussion now, because we can see it coming down the pipe.
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Young people idealistically coming down here and being willing to challenge an unjust system.
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Before I knew it, I could feel hot, salty tears coming down my face.
|
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Then we saw a vehicle coming down the highway that started to slow down.
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That said, we still don't know where Tiangong-1 will end up coming down.
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So the odds of this thing coming down on your head are actually infinitesimal.
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More of what you love, including tons of new products coming down the pipeline.
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The return of TV favs There's important, big-dog TV coming down the pike.
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"Coming Down"—in its moan-heavy, yearning delivery—narrated a solemn return to consciousness.
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Each must be reinforced, and soon, before the whole house risks coming down. 23.
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It's good that we're working across borders and functions, and silos are coming down.
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With PC component prices coming down, building a better desktop is so so tempting.
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And before I knew it there was a waterfall [coming down my head]. Literally.
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We can't let the threat of things coming down from this administration paralyze us.
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The market is already balancing, Barkindo said, adding stocks of crude were coming down.
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We don't like the farmer's income balance statements, and they are all coming down.
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We were on the early side of any brands or publications coming down here.
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I MEAN, YOU HERE, REPRESENT KIND OF THE HAMMER COMING DOWN ON THESE INSTITUTION.
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And she has another song called 'Coming Down' that's so beautiful and so melancholy.
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The Oscar contenders are coming down the homestretch, and you know what that means.
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This moment just passed, and it's coming down the pipe again in five minutes.
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More nominations to district and circuit seats are coming down the pike in 2018.
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All these years coming down with twenty-five years when it should've been ten?
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But we knew regulations of HFCs were coming down the pike, and we're ready.
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The daylight was thin, winter coming down like the lid on an old pot.
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And its consumer products unit has been coming down from a "Frozen"-fueled high.
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"The tears just started coming down when I first read the script," Crystal said.
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It should really start coming down tonight, and the downpour could continue through Friday.
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The ideas and the information coming down the pike are going to surprise us.
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What are the mechanisms to keep the rocket coming down straight on the platform?
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But [TENG] could be more flexible, like capturing energy from the foot coming down.
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Coming down the line, a dropped band-aid stuck lazily to it's exposed guts.
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"Good for the consumer, gasoline prices coming down!" he said in a Twitter posting.
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Governors are making their choice, coming down on the side of shutting things down.
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I write the books column for Vanity Fair so whatever's coming down the pike.
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That's like Moses coming down from the mountain and saying 'Just talked to God.
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"You get such a high coming down a tree with a cat," he says.
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I mean, there were tears coming down her face like it was just rain.
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The heat is pretty much coming down, and we don't have hard-core winters.
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Hair masks with old-school remedies and styling products are coming down the line.
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On January 7, 2016, investigators saw Guzman coming down from the mountains, Donovan said.
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Ms. O'Leary wondered why no one else was coming down on the leftist demonstrators.
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"It was like the walls were coming down," she said of the persistent aftershocks.
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I haven't heard of it coming down yet so it's still holding on strong.
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Someone was coming down, so it was a good time to take his leave.
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When the song ends, it feels like you're coming down from an adrenaline rush.
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"The thing that has changed is that commodity prices keep coming down," he said.
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That's why the prices of oil stocks — and earnings estimates — have been coming down.
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When we came home he was real tired, he was coming down from it.
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It's coming down to crunch time here, and we've got to get it going.
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So this week, it's Robert E. Lee, I noticed that Stonewall Jackson's coming down.
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"I hear the indictments are coming down next week," they whisper to one another.
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Coming down to one possession is not going to adjust your NET that significantly.
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Either stuff you cover or stuff that's coming down the pike in the business?
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I was coming down every week, spending the whole week there, coming back on weekends.
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Today straight people don't mind coming down here, not just to gawk but to vacation.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez knows what's coming down the surveillance pike, and she's raising the alarm.
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"You might start to wonder if you're coming down with the flu," says Msora-Kasago.
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We have people last month protesting that Confederate monuments were coming down in New Orleans.
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Now, remember: all of these stocks have had big moves and they're all coming down.
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There are some features coming down the line that suggest YouTube does understand its users.
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It's a good assumption… [I can only tell you] there's something coming down the pipeline.
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You can also set up price alerts and get notified when fares are coming down.
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I like brainy, psychedelic sativas when I'm out, and sedative indicas when I'm coming down.
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Well, I challenge all these serious newspapers is, it's coming down to earth after Trump.
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Unemployment levels are slowly coming down but remains at 10.2 percent in the euro zone.
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"With the oil price coming down, there is no shock absorber for that," Walker said.
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U.S. production is coming down significantly," RBC's head of commodities research told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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He had worked late into the evening, and a December rain was coming down hard.
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" Holly Energy Partners: "You've got to be careful because ... there's a big decision coming down.
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And for me, I watched him coming down the road with serious ragga jungle playing.
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One reason for optimism is that the cost of such consumer products is coming down.
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It's still worth coming down to hear how this music has survived — and has grown.
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Those fees are coming down to a point where digital stores can make handsome profits.
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That's not even mentioning Scream Queens and whatever else he has coming down the pipe.
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Jackson added, "You could actually smell it coming down once they lifted the tops open."
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"Water costs are coming down from the highs farmers paid a year ago," said Lund.
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It felt like I was coming down with the flu every day at this time.
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Users get a heads-up on new features coming down the line before everyone else.
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I have kept that promise, and we are now seeing health insurance premiums coming down.
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So, we'll see, today we've got Congressman John Lewis coming down, one of my heroes.
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"This (election) really, in some ways, is coming down to young voters," said Della Volpe.
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Here, the rays represent the rain that was coming down as Hughes took this picture.
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They have pictures of other leaders who are … coming down with a beautiful red carpet.
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On "Coming Down", a cut off his seminal House of Balloons, The Weeknd is lonely.
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I had spam fritters once as a kid when I was coming down with flu'.
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Sure we're still coming down from our minty Shamrock Shake highs and we want more.
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Dodson finds nothing and eats a quick left hook as his feet are coming down.
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The airline said its passenger base is growing while cost and fares are coming down.
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We were just appalled that this is the messaging coming down to domestic law enforcement.
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The driver has already called me and I quietly whispered that I was coming down.
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But two major improvements apart from the latest power boost are coming down the line.
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I've got hundreds coming down and that's just the people who've told me they're coming.
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"That limo was coming down that hill probably over 60 mph," Kirby told the Times.
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Snow was coming down in Burlington, Vt., and flurries were expected in Portland, Maine, too.
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Everything is coming down and we have to wait to buy any more for those.
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There was still danger, and undesirables: bootleggers coming down from Canada and hiding their barrels.
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The tariffs would decline each year, eventually coming down to 15 percent in four years.
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Water purification units, construction units, engineers, you guys are all coming down every two weeks.
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On Sunday morning, Haley stated that sanctions against Moscow will "be coming down" on Monday.
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"It was kind of a bet that it was coming down the pipe," Hammond says.
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So while they're still significantly higher than the national average, they are still coming down.
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Also, we were coming down off of speed, right, and you know how that is.
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And I'm pleasantly surprised to see Confederate flags and statues coming down in Southern capitals.
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Midway up the ropeway, hail had started coming down, and I rushed inside the temple.
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"As I was coming down canyon, I spooked a pack of wild horses," he recalled.
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The year after, it's going to be more, and then it should start coming down.
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"Prepare ourselves for some bad data because it's certainly coming down the track," Davies warned.
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"We will continue to keep debt coming down every year," Johnson told Sky News television.
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I mean you look at the numbers, they're coming down day by day by day.
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It is hardly a surprise that Mr. Alexander is effectively coming down on both sides.
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The 80,000-bpd VPS-2 CDU began coming down on Tuesday morning, the sources said.
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"The fate of the republic is coming down to a few days here," Maryland Rep.
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"We don't have enough space to store the water coming down," van der Heever said.
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A man in Australia was coming down for a soft landing when a kangaroo attacked.
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And if you think all that moisture is coming down nice and easy, think again.
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We are seeing in state after state his numbers coming down, our numbers going up.
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New buildings are always going up, and old ones coming down, in the dense port.
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As I write this now, I still sort of feel like I am coming down.
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"I had so much adrenaline as she was coming down, but if there's anybody I'd have 100 percent faith in coming down that finishing stretch as fast as possible, it's Jessie," said the 35-year-old Randall who is competing in her fifth Olympics.
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If coming down from 91 percent to 70 percent was not expected to be a self-financing proposition, and if coming down from 70 percent to 50 percent wasn't, either, then why should we expect a relatively small change to produce such radical results?
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Well, they just lost a big case in Europe, and they have more cases coming down.
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She described seeing a tear coming down the girl's cheek and ordered Camp to change seats.
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I look around and there's a vehicle coming down the road about a half-block away.
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Seeing him coming down the hall and seeing us in our wedding dresses and him smiling.
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But while OLEDs are coming down in price, the cheapest ones still run a couple grand.
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Hartung said this trend will continue, but there will be some innovation coming down the pipeline.
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Munn says she assured her mom that no nuptials are coming down in the near future.
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You know, cars are just coming down like they were -- you know, just toys, you know.
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This is the strategy of NBA players when they see LeBron James coming down the lane.
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They don't need much, but I'm telling you what's coming down the pipeline is really exciting.
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NOTES: Houston manager A.J. Hinch wasn't available after the game after coming down with an illness.
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And the White House counselor Kellyanne Conway said more firings are likely coming down the pike.
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"Coming down the last mile, I got chills, literally goosebumps all over my body," McFadden said.
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The talk ended without coming down on either side of whether we should mine the seafloor.
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He had a peculiar idea about why the government was coming down hard on the Bundys.
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And it was the men coming down the road in the latter I schlepped bags for.
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Rounds were close, coming down to 93v1s multiple times, but Team Liquid continued its win streak.
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There are other products coming down the line, like TVs, smartwatches, and the inevitable Galaxy S103.
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I was still coming down from all the drugs and stuff so I was just everywhere.
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But there's not a good story for coming down—you're supposed to be asleep and irritable.
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And I think the markets tend to focus on what they see coming down the pipe.
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There is a fear of coming down too hard too soon because it's all so volatile.
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"The constraint is really the pipeline coming down from the Permian to Corpus Christi," said Pedersen.
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The number of active rigs has been coming down and production is falling in the region.
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They don't need much but I'm telling you what's coming down the pipeline is really exciting.
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My path chose me, so in that respect, you never know what's coming down the pike.
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If it was just coming down and jacking, we'd feel a little bit differently about it.
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That's not a useful footing with contentious tax reform and infrastructure proposals coming down the pike.
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Pauline: Nicholas, what are some of those big scale opportunities that are coming down the pipeline?
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KS: But they are coming down in price, and eventually that will probably be the case.
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Alternative-energy sources like wind and solar power are rapidly maturing and coming down in price.
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Dianne Feinstein's office in December 2014 and seeing her husband, Richard Blum, coming down the hallway.
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"I saw people from the kitchen coming down and they were pulling hoses out," Hart said.
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Julianna Margulies was forced to cancel an event Thursday after coming down with the chicken pox.
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It may still be too soon to say, since you're still coming down from the energy.
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There's lots more coming down the Prime pipeline, so keep checking this page as we update.
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The sisters also have some of their own exciting beauty news coming down the pipeline, too.
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"I thought we got a little stagnant coming down the stretch," Thunder Coach Billy Donovan said.
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"I never did see the shark as I was coming down," Walsh told the News-Journal.
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After Refsnyder and Ellsbury reached base, Girardi was relieved to see McCann coming down the line.
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"I'm glad to see him coming down here because it's in such bad condition," White said.
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Despite coming down with an illness like the flu, for example, you come to work anyway.
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Ahead, see all the cool things from Lush that are coming down the pipeline this spring.
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Just everything, like I was just coming down with a bad case of anxiety and paranoia.
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You're still coming down from last week's eclipse, which rocked the financial sector of your chart.
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So I was put in lock-up with a guy coming down hard off of meth.
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According to government reports, 104 marine protected areas either exist or are coming down the pike.
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By the time we were coming down, it felt like we'd known each other for years.
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" On an alternate card labeled "LAST PAGE OF BOOK," he wrote: "On Pikes Peak, coming down.
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Borg pulled out of Saturday's main event on Thursday after coming down with a viral illness.
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Confederate statues are coming down as new memorials and statutes are going up in Montgomery, Ala.
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The wall appliqué is askew and falling down, with double-sided tape coming down with it.
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Health care workers are still coming down with the virus despite official pledges to protect them.
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Hunt called 911 after seeing her unresponsive on the floor with blood coming down her nose.
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Trump acknowledged U.S. troop levels were "substantially" coming down but did not provide a specific number.
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The rumble of the buildings coming down was like a thousand jets taking off at once.
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"Interest rates are coming down across the world," he said in the same "ETF Edge" interview.
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Virtually no one was coming down the road into this Grand Bahama island town Thursday afternoon.
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"You have the marine layer — colder waters coming down from the north that modulate the temperature."
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Suddenly, he said, he could hear the sound of rock and mud coming down the hillside.
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There's a lot of stocks that hit a new high last week that are coming down.
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My agent said he was coming down with something and had to get off the phone.
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The $64,000 question is, when the NRA leadership starts coming down on him, will he resist?
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Alternative-energy sources like wind and solar power are rapidly maturing and coming down in price.
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He hurt it Friday, coming down on the foot of New Orleans Pelicans F Anthony Davis.
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"I'm sure there will be a counter-claim coming down the line," he told ABC News.
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The stock is up a tremendous amount and then it's just coming down a little bit.
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Related to that: How will Tesla deal with the crop of competitors coming down the pike?
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As for third and fourth quarter earnings, Raich notes that early reports — with the exception of FedEx — have come in better than feared, and third and fourth quarter numbers, while they are coming down, are not coming down as much as the first and second quarter.
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What do you think can be done to support musicians who are coming down from critical success?
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But the longtime investing guru isn't just worried about the many earnings reports coming down the pike.
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Radar estimates over half a foot of rain now and still coming down just west of downtown.
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"In the high-income world ... (rates) are coming down despite the aging and increasing population," Ezzati said.
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But one of the biggest trends he sees coming down the pike is one we didn't expect.
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So he certainly had a pretty good sense of whose side this cyberactivity was coming down on.
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With more apartment supply, rents are coming down, along with potential investor returns. 1. Atlanta2. Orlando3. Seattle4.
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"Seeing Lexie coming down the aisle was probably the most incredible feeling I've ever had," Majors says.
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So you're saying the outrageousness that keeps coming down the pipelines will make unrelated negotiations more difficult?
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"It is mainly due to prices coming down after a rally and CBOT weakening," the analyst added.
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STILL AN ELEVATED NUMBER OF PART TIME JOBS OUT THERE, BUT THOSE NUMBERS HAVE BEEN COMING DOWN.
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In fact, one of the season 7 teaser trailers hinted that the wall would be coming down.
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We're now approaching a general election that is coming down to two candidates, Trump and Hillary Clinton.
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"I teared up a little bit when I saw them coming down the street," he told CNN.
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Official numbers show mobile data usage steadily tracking up, aided by prices coming down for data plans.
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I was doing that this morning, so it's a bit of a culture shock coming down here.
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Having just had dental surgery, the star was coming down from doses of Novocaine and laughing gas.
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The fact that our Sun is coming down off a solar maximum may help explain another discrepancy.
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In fact, it may be the one totally positive thing coming down the astrological pike right now.
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KS: All right, but what about the power that they have and what's coming down the pike?
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The video showed passengers coming down two of the emergency slides on the 767's left side.
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He saw sheets of rain coming down and a flagpole bend and then slam to the ground.
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Tom: We've got winemakers coming down here to Berlin who are impressed that we have a toilet.
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President Trump's decision to kill or save the Iran nuclear deal is coming down to the wire.
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"We have a lot of things coming down the pipeline over the next few weeks," Cruz said.
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It was a grim reminder that some of our dams are already coming down, without our help.
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He pulls over, jumps over to my side and basically caught him as he was coming down.
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So the wall is coming down, and Russian capitalism is flourishing, and then she moved to Germany.
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Its revenue is still falling, coming down to $574 million as its advertising business continues to decline.
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"Nobody knows who's coming down the stairs in the morning," the music mogul, 47, tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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Your satisfaction will be temporary, as new contenders are coming down the pike faster than greased weasels.
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"There's no question it's an expensive form of asset management and fees are coming down," Cooperman said.
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Treasury yields have been coming down since mid-March, even as stocks have held onto most gains.
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It's just coming down The unrelenting snow has made life a nightmare for some motorists in Kentucky.
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Disney's "Captain Marvel," which opens Friday, is the first of many potential blockbusters coming down the pike.
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And I actually have been coming down with a cold that's manifesting in different ways right now.
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A man I've had a crush on yelps, "Boobies!" when he sees me coming down the hall.
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Going up before coming down "There is still considerable risk of national spread within Madagascar," said Bausch.
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NOT NECESSARILY KEEP COMING DOWN BUT AS REVENUES RISE THAT'S A POWER FOR AN OPERATING LEVERAGE PLATFORM.
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Liz coming down the stairs, fixing a diamond earring, on her way out to dinner with Roger.
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"You won't forget that you are coming down on Saturday for the week-end," Laski wrote Chafee.
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If you put three guys on him, he'll have a chance of coming down with the play.
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" Fortune Brands Home & Security: "No, actually, with rates coming down, I'm going to sanction buying this stock.
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He hadn't paid taxes and it was coming down to the wire—pay up or lose it.
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But bank shares sagged, trailing the market amid apprehension about what could be coming down the pike.
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"We see credit growth coming down," Indrajith Coomaraswamy told his first meeting with the media in Colombo.
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One Roanoke bird in particular liked to coarsely announce the presence of blacks coming down the street.
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"In terms of supplying the computer itself, it's coming down to Apple and IBM," Jobs told Playboy.
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Similar requests to remove confidential information were made prior to preliminary allegations coming down in previous cases.
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The trend is really just beginning to pick up steam, with many redevelopments coming down the pipeline.
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We're able to deal with the growth and the things that may be coming down the pipe.
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"I'm real emotional, and I don't want to say anything without coming down a bit," Herzog said.
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When I turned around I saw a group of people coming down the street straight towards me!
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But six days after arriving, Mariee wasn't playing anymore, and was clearly coming down with a cold.
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The water [from the waterfall] was coming down so hard and there was so much of it.
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"It was 300 hipsters from Bushwick coming down the driveway, and I nearly died," Ms. Alderson said.
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And now it is coming down more in terms of not only security, but the health security.
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"— Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the World Health Organization's director-general • "Good for the consumer, gasoline prices coming down!
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And when did you start coming down with symptoms of something flu-like or just feeling unwell?
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There's no indication that the number of cases will plateau or start coming down before next week.
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Tuesday's legal developments are the latest sign that, piece by piece, that edifice might be coming down.
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Coming down the left side, her shot from the circle beat Vandyk high on the stick side.
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"I thought when I saw the bridge coming down that I was dead," he told NBC News.
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To be sure, not everyone was happy with the amount Facebook foreshadowed would be coming down. Sen.
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EV technology has come a long way since 2010, with battery technologies improving and costs coming down.
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And it has been ruthless about coming down hard on people who dare seek greater political freedom.
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The public cannot be focused on every single hearing, on every single regulation, coming down the pike.
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That means high trade barriers will remain in effect with little sign of coming down anytime soon.
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Ultimately, it's coming down to courts — and perhaps the Supreme Court once again — to settle this debate.
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" Still, he maintained, the drop in oil prices is "Good for the consumer, gasoline prices coming down!
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It wasn't until the cops started coming down hard that violence started to infiltrate the nascent culture.
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The curves were sharp, the shoulder was narrow, and most noticeably the rain was coming down hard.
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Doctors The rain was coming down in torrents and my shoes were not up to the job.
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Democrats, by voting for Biden over Sanders, are coming down on the side of restoring American institutions.
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Then the rain began again, coming down so hard it flowed off every plant in mini-waterfalls.
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We got the word that Jefferson Davis was coming down so we all assembled at Jefferson Davis.
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The pretend outbreak started small: Farmers began coming down with symptoms that resembled the flu or pneumonia.
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I'm proud of Kirk, blocking out the noise and coming down here and playing huge all game.
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The national championship game, tightly, if sloppily played throughout, seemed to be coming down to the wire.
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But throughout 28, with the price of oil coming down, we've seen the rig count come down.
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"We had to win some big games coming down the stretch," Islanders right winger Cal Clutterbuck said.
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BERTHA COOMBS FOR US. WE HAD A LOT OF EARNINGS AS I SAID COMING DOWN THE PIKE.
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Marta Pinto, 78, said her granddaughter spotted the fire coming down the hill and raised the alarm.
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The team said Dipoto was hospitalized as a precaution Wednesday after coming down with an illness Tuesday.
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Plane dropped dramatically and it smelled like fire with ash coming down on everyone thru the vents.
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Coming down, it would lead to destruction on the southern part of Manhattan and part of Brooklyn.
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It's thinking about what's coming down the pipe, what's changing about the world that you live in?
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It's possible there are many more changes like this coming down the pike in Congress as well.
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Coming down to Foggia in the wake of the road deaths, Salvini vowed to close the ghettos.
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"People are really worried about these red flags in China in terms of auto sales coming down, retail sales coming down, and they're looking at that and saying maybe this is a leading indicator — that demand might come down in the future," she told CNBC's "Worldwide Exchange" on Friday.
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WE HAD PROGRESS, NOT COMPLETION, MIND YOU, NOT COMPLETION, BUT WE HAD GOOD PROGRESS ON IP THEFT, AND OWNERSHIP OF COMPANIES, AND FORCED TRANSFERS OF TECHNOLOGY, AND AGRICULTURE, TARIFF AND NON-TARIFF BARRIERS COMING DOWN, NON-FARM BARRIERS COMING DOWN, CYBER SPACE, HACKING, AND PERHAPS MOST IMPORTANTLY, ENFORCEMENT.
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"Oil price is one thing: it's not going to make any difference to the transition to a new world order in terms of… more energy efficiency, more renewables, solar coming down in cost, wind coming down in cost, that's a progressive that's happening at the moment," he added.
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Unlike the majority of its product teasers, ColourPop is being pretty forthright about what's coming down the pipeline.
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And in hindsight, it&aposs pretty clear that the House Republicans knew what was coming down the pike.
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"Coming down on the side of not really believing the intelligence verdict of his own appointees," Mitchell said.
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Earnings estimates are coming down fast, but AB Bernstein says that shouldn't stop investors from picking up stocks.
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So I remember Don Fleming coming down with us and we just thought it was another TV performance.
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And then I saw that mountain, two-and-a-half stories tall, coming down on top of us.
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" Frank's International: "It's oil related, oil is coming down and you'll get a better chance to buy it.
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My platelets, my blood counts are steady, my weight is steady … the cancer indicators – those are coming down.
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Bolsonaro this week said state governments were to blame for fuel prices at the pump not coming down.
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You had lows in '17, you're well off them, but the multiple on your stock keeps coming down.
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"Both of these are coming down further all the time as we build up more data," he adds.
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"Costs are coming down and technology is improving," said Laura Kane, a long-term investing analyst at UBS.
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But even with nominal prices coming down, it did not ignite any substantial uptick in demand, he added.
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As a result, the jewelry, shoes, and bags coming down the runway are bigger, bolder, crazier, and weirder.
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I think the stock can come down a couple, but it does have a hard time coming down.
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"It's not yet back to normal, but it's been coming down compared to July and August last year."
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"They post photographs and messages like 'Good morning' or 'I'm coming down with a cold,' " Ms. Meguro said.
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He goes on to ask Trump if he is "worried about indictments coming down in [the Russia] investigation".
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Bond yields move opposite price, so as stocks have risen, yields — or interest rates — have been coming down.
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Spike Lee, CNN, it makes sense but it&aposs not coming down I&aposm really too concerned about.
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According to the complaint, the flight attendant also saw a single tear coming down the victim s cheek.
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You see consumer and business confidence skyrocket and now it's coming down a little bit, because of that.
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If you see your co-founder coming down the hall, do you alter your course to avoid them?
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The puck hit Quick and popped in the air, coming down behind him in front of the crease.
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My platelets, my blood counts are steady, my weight is steady…the cancer indicators – those are coming down.
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I know that there was a piece of research out today that said steel prices are coming down.
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"Volumes in hospital land have been coming down," Mizuho's Sheryl Skolnick said on CNBC's "Closing Bell " on Monday.
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For now, Drivemode is available on Android only, though an iOS version could be coming down the line.
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The podium began to wobble, then Manson fell backwards with the prop coming down on top of him.
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"You don't want to hire some random guy who's coming down the street with a chainsaw," she said.
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"It's coming down at a really amazing rate, 2-3 inches an hour at some places," he said.
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"The youth vote was coming down to Clinton, Johnson, or the couch," he recalled thinking at the time.
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And the invisible arrows were coming down in places that previously seemed like random open space between letters.
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If you believe you are coming down with the flu, the CDC recommends you follow these simple steps.
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The reason is it's coming down to zero is because there is actually money being made on it.
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Even the higher initial costs are coming down, he said, with solar panel prices expected to continue falling.
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It's Monday evening here in Washington and we're all still coming down from our Turkey Day tryptophan high.
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Sometimes—especially when we're coming down from a long holiday weekend—our brains need a period of acclimation.
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I truly did believe it was because of the environmental elements that I was coming down with something.
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Her ambient soundscapes and gentle melodies provide the perfect panacea for when you're coming down from a hangover.
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"We don't know what's going to be coming down the pipeline in five to ten years," Cagle said.
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Does the neighborhood control its own networks of care, or are there service providers coming down from above?
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"We, I think, probably have to be more creative about anticipating what's coming down the pike," he said.
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At the time, Gurley was coming down the stairs with his friend, Melissa Butler, after leaving her apartment.
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Every new form of surveillance coming down the pipeline has the potential to become the next legal showdown.
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Jeez, that film gets really dark during the second half, by which point you'd probably be coming down.
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The couple leads a church of 12,000 members, and had held a service before coming down with symptoms.
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That allowed virus-laden droplets coming down the pipes from other apartments to collect in the U-bend.
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Several people shared videos and stories to Twitter on Monday night showing votes coming down to coin tosses.
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He was alone coming down the slot with Pittsburgh changing and slid the puck around Jarry's left skate.
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And so, I think we are in a world where I am not betting on valuations coming down.
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Just thinking of what that conveys, coming down to something like the speed of something opening and closing.
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Three cement trucks were going down the hill and two were coming down at the exact same time.
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The stuff at the top eventually gets commoditized, with prices coming down and fancy features hitting the mainstream.
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"I'm proud of Kirk, blocking out the noise, coming down here and playing huge all game," Rudolph said.
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After hitting a peak in March of this year, price gains month to month have been coming down.
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"We probably got about a foot and it's coming down steady right now," Trout said during the segment.
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The Trump administration also is coming down hard on Britain to end ties with Chinese telecommunications firm Huawei.
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The report showed gross bad loans coming down to 85.09 billion euros from 86.24 billion euros in September.
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"With the economic uncertainty coming down the pipe, it's going to limit their room for manoeuvre," he said.
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Cooper's margin of victory was razor thin, coming down to just a few thousand votes in the state.
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All these sensors that are measuring human performance in the sense of biometrics are coming down in cost.
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C. is complaining about how she might be coming down with something, so I make her some hot tea.
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Now they're not sure whether HHS officials misled them — or simply didn't know what was coming down the pike.
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"It shows how excited you should be about what's coming down the pipeline in the next few years."[Nature]
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But the way things were coming down around, me, I had no idea if I was safe or not.
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I'm reading all these Fed officials are now saying that the inflation rate is actually coming down a bit.
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"The roof of our building literally collapsed right in front of us and started coming down," Corbin Hudgins said.
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She added that the data showed the Northwest being "hit pretty hard" earlier, but now, numbers are coming down.
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"In recent years we observed air pollution levels were coming down in southern California," said coauthor Dr. Frank Gilliland.
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You can hear them, they are coming down your street, and now trying to break down your front door.
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Apparently, there's nothing my body loves more than starting a new year off by coming down with the flu.
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"All yields are coming down in the world, independent of government budgets and other local factors," the trader said.
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"The landlord was coming down and she was just crying," Bianca Jackson, a resident at the complex, told WSPA.
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In the voting room, I suggest we go after Shane and "we're coming down to the needy greedy" Nelson.
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Yes, but: Rebates are already a shrinking part of PBMs' profits, and list prices of drugs aren't coming down.
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"No, I kind of saw (Nazem Kadri) coming down and was trying to get it to him," Marner said.
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Even as more oversight coming down the pike to rule social media platforms looks all but inevitable in Europe.
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So there could be further changes to Amazon's terms coming down the pipe as a result of ongoing investigations.
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Oil inventories are coming down onshore, and oil held in floating storage has been declining since June, he said.
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But the Fukushima disaster has sliced through those ties like an axe coming down on a bundle of rope.
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Besides, in advocating for the Accords, Tony is coming down on the side of responsibility, accountability, and democracy, right?
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It makes sense to me the underemployment rate, the U6, is coming down, that is a very important number.
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I knew that coming down just one or two episodes down the pike, she'd be knocked off that pedestal.
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Using the stairs, the third one on the door will notice us coming down, we will go out together.
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Naturally, Gellar posted the images to Instagram and we're all coming down with a major case of design envy.
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We're coming down the home stretch of April and trying to save this month from being a real drag.
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I figured I was coming down with a virus, but it was strange how suddenly it had come on.
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"We saw the hill coming down and we ran away," she says, remembering fragments and details of that day.
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" Shore said, "We had a two-on-one coming down the ice, and (Brown) made a really good play.
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The big deals coming down the pike this year, even as the deals landscape looks more dicey then expected.
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The yield coming down wasn't huge ... The trade was expecting usage to come down on corn, which it did.
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Those costs are coming down, but it will be some time before they have a realistic price for consumers.
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"From our angle, it looked like it was coming down in the sand on top of people," Hidgon added.
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You just want to make sure the parachute holds are coming down and that the second shoot comes down.
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And, beyond that, there's potentially all sorts of mobility twists coming down the pipe in the next several years.
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Etan, she said, was very small for his age and had been sickly, coming down with chickenpox several times.
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It wants HD video footage coming down from the sandwich in real time, and a communication system that works.
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Coming down on the military in any way would have been a backward step for Myanmar's progress, they contended.
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"Russell was spectacular coming down the stretch and the way he closed the game," Thunder coach Billy Donovan said.
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The surviving Yetis declared revenge, and moved up higher into the mountains, periodically coming down to terrorize the Sherpas.
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But worries of the White House coming down on Amazon and other big tech firms continue to scare investors.
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"It's coming down to a choice between Federalism vs Socialism," Senator Lindsey Graham proclaimed on Twitter earlier this week.
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I remember the first time I heard the song—unsurprisingly while coming down from nearly an eighth of shrooms.
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"The snow's coming down / I'm watching it fall," she howled, turning an innocuous image into a world-altering event.
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Those bulbs will all be dropping in price, too, coming down to $50 from their current price of $60.
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Asked about the next budget Renzi said common sense was needed but added taxes needed to keep coming down.
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He added that infectious diseases share similar outbreak patterns, going up very rapidly and then coming down very rapidly.
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There's games I'm watching, and he's got sweat coming down, and he's got stuff drooling out of his mouth.
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"I would always come home crying, like I would just have tears just coming down my face," she says.
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It's not unusual for a garment to look different coming down the runway than it does going back up.
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He hopes to say sooner rather than later that "we've seen that inflection and we're coming down," Fauci said.
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"I think we could see more urgency to get ahead of whatever is coming down the road," said Davies.
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He was shot, again and again, coming down a gleaming escalator, an image he cribbed for his campaign kickoff.
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The ponchos they wore, bearing the logo of their union, Unifor, offered scant protection against the sleet coming down.
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While deferring long-awaited freedom is depressing, the idea of coming down with coronavirus in prison is even worse.
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But let me turn this back on you: I keep reading that prices for clean energy are coming down.
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Le Monde also reported that the man was taken to the hospital after coming down with flu-like symptoms.
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But out of all the opulence coming down the catwalk, there is one thing you probably missed: the nails.
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This is a time when we can witness great structures coming down, regardless of how strong their foundations are.
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Guys are coming down against him and they're almost deflated because he's that in command of what's going on.
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What's new is that the price is finally coming down to make them a viable replacement for your LCD.
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Moreover, coming down the road are new capabilities, such as integrated pictures and multimedia, that could enhance emergency calling.
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" There are also family traditions to consider, he added: "You can have Santa Claus coming down a stylish chimney.
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And, other sources tell TMZ, a number of new indictments are coming down the pipeline and some involve USC.
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"If you see that coming down the road, do everything you can to try and prevent it," he said.
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But if I take discrete automation or discrete process OEM and automotive, that's where we see it coming down.
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Further insights are likely coming down the pipeline, as genomic analysis of this hardy insect comes to a completion.
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Song with "The Feeling": everything is good but there's an encroaching sense of coming down from summer's high, too.
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I think humor would be a great way to counter some of the stuff that's coming down the pike.
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And yet we're coming down hard on all these individuals in the way the criminal system encourages and permits.
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When I look at the photo, it seems to me my grandfather is seeing the war coming down the river.
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"It's a great revenue line ... and helps offset the fact margins are coming down on the iPhone," he told CNBC.
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For tech, earnings expectations have been coming down and are now at 2.6 percent growth for the sector in 2019.
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But we all know that barring a huge upset, the women's final is coming down to the USA and Canada.
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"It was 300 hipsters from Bushwick coming down the driveway, and I nearly died," Alderson told the New York Times.
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The battle for which party will control the Senate is coming down to the wire, too — and now with Sen.
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I'm one of those guys that have to hold on to the railing coming down or going up the steps.
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We—last-- we were down-- we were coming down for the count: recession was inevitable, the market had sold off.
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Dentists who've been nagging us to floss for decades immediately started weighing in, coming down on one side or another.
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This feels like Isaac Asimov or Arthur C. Clarke coming down from the mountain to write a Star Wars novel.
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The rain is coming down pretty hard so we look up a casual restaurant with good reviews to grab dinner.
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Aw. A puppy dog face Its eyes are kind of teary and its eyebrows are coming down like it's scared.
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I've been in LA at Ticketmaster's Summit and there're definitely some more interesting things coming down the road from them.
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But this ain't about saving a buck or two ... Hailey says there's a big destination celebration coming down the pike.
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For all the wide range of choices consumers have for services on the internet, it's all coming down one pipe.
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I remember him coming down from his bedroom in the morning, still in his pajamas, and sitting in an armchair.
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Starting the final round … I managed to make a couple birdies and give myself a chance coming down the stretch.
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Snow is over a foot and a half deep now and still coming down #sneachtageddon #sneachta #SNOWMAGGEDDON ireland #BeastFromTheEast pic.twitter.
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Bill Clinton gets a half million dollars speaking fee right at the time this is all coming down in 24.
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"My dad was coming down the stairs in, like, a wig and makeup and shoes—the full nine," Jenner said.
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It was really cool coming down the stretch, all the historic holes, Amen Corner, 15, 16, Tiger making the roars.
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There will be a lot of work coming down the line soon, but there's nothing we can start on yet.
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But with battery costs coming down and government mandates driving demand, at least there's hope for a payoff in sight.
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Because of its design, it is possible for drivers coming down the hill to mistakenly believe the road continues on.
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And so what are we doing today to anticipate what happens if there is a tightening coming down the line?
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In some of the footage, you can see the torrential rain coming down at a horizontal angle from the winds.
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That's the percent grade skiers brave on Austria's Mausefalle, a slope so steep they can hit 70 mph coming down.
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"The Lego Movie: The Second Part," which opens Friday, is the first of many potential blockbusters coming down the pike.
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Rebuli said a peer-reviewed version of their study should be coming down the pipeline within the next month, though.
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So, you know, this might be cyclicality for example in the consumer durables, sale of cars, for example, coming down.
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Alex is out for a few weeks, but Kate has a bunch of great things coming down the podcast pike.
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"(It is a) good sign that these weights are coming down," said Dan Norcini, an independent CME livestock futures trader.
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Interestingly, Yap opted not to provide an in-person visual AR experience, though one could be coming down the road.
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"That's when I started realizing … this is more than just coming down here and sharing smiles and hugs," he explains.
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"I love a top knot, like honestly, like with like some like piecey strands coming down the middle," she says.
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TORNILLO, Texas — The tent city for migrant children in the desert outside El Paso, Texas, is coming down — and quickly.
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But if earnings growth expectations start coming down in the second and third quarter, that will definitely impact stock prices.
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So valuations are clearly coming down at all levels, from what they would have been a year or two ago.
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MB: I understand all this is developing rapidly, but what are some major breakthroughs you see coming down the pipeline?
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"I'm looking at all of these decisions coming down from the standpoint of identification/voter ID," Trump said on Tuesday.
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But with Brett Kavanaugh's nomination looming, where do you see him coming down on this and potentially changing the calculus?
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As soon as I started to go to a door to my left, the rounds started coming down the hallway.
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They shot the helicopters all day long … and then, as the sun was coming down, we had like one take.
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"If this thing keeps coming down, you know what, I bet someone else will try to acquire it," he said.
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Here are some of the key political events coming down the pike that could shape the battle for the presidency.
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"At the consular stage, there's definitely some confusion coming down from the Administration about how rigid to be," he said.
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The man made it about 15 feet up the tree before coming down on his own at about 7 p.m.
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Mr. Trump stepped into the spotlight just as the curtain was coming down on the era of white Protestant dominance.
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"We were coming down into that drop in the steps, and there's that iconic sign, 'This Is Anfield,' " Hudson said.
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The question is how the nation's monetary authorities are responding to what's coming down the pike in the months ahead.
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Many applicants plead "mental cruelty," but defining mental cruelty is a murky affair, often coming down to a judge's discretion.
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"By the time I tried to get up, the whole roof above me was coming down in flames," she said.
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Everyone is coming down off the chip high, so there's the fallout from that that people have to deal with.
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But Sun had to reschedule after coming down with kidney stones, his blockchain organization TRON Foundation said on Twitter Monday.
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The rain is still coming down hard in the 6th District, but that hasn't stopped voters from casting their ballots.
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One man who tried to escape by coming down a rope fell earlier in the day, a Reuters witness said.
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"You will see that Russian sanctions will be coming down," said Haley, reiterating what she said earlier on Fox News.
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A full Blu and Union Analogtronics album called Cheetah in the City is coming down the pipeline later this year.
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What they don't know is the actual set of policies coming down the line that could impact them going forward.
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He said: "I want the interior to look like that'" with the pipes coming down' a sort of industrial look.
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Especially if costs keep coming down, that will put them head to head against natural gas — renewables' next big target.
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Rain was coming down on the street, which was lined with cornflower-blue and mustard houses, willows, and palm trees.
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It looks like she only wants to turn around as she's coming down in the second half of the spin.
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Suddenly we see coming down Michigan Avenue these bizarre jeeps with a huge mesh of barbed wire on the front.
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There's no one coming down with a snow scoop on January 7; you're doing that for yourself and your neighbors.
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"It was a case of hitting the rocky peaks or coming down on the snow," the captain's father, Brig. Gen.
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Bottom line, investors want to see the number of new cases to start coming down before re-risking their portfolios.
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Angela's already cut her staff from 15 to 3, but says that $15k rent train is coming down the tracks.
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Coming down the stretch, you've got a lot of water, almost a stadium-like atmosphere around holes 15 through 18.
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The symptoms: When his name is in your inbox or you hear his voice coming down the hall, you cringe.
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When he got there, Mr. King said, streams of people were coming down the street unaware of what had happened.
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President Donald Trump on Thursday suggested that there could be a "phase two" of tax cuts coming down the pike.
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Developers would not have to scramble for low-income housing tax credits if their tax rates were already coming down.
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But there is also a little-noticed change coming down the pike that will have a major impact on business.
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The issues prompted North Carolina to tell drivers coming down Interstate 95 from Virginia to go around -- the entire state.
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And I think it's a great buy into any tariff-related weakness that you know is coming down the pike.
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I quickly stopped selling Xanax because people started wanting it for anxiety rather than just coming down from a trip.
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But others believe that when it comes to painting our faces, the boundaries between men and women are coming down.
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Jose Vinals: Well I think that markets always tend to exaggerate a bit and what we're saying is a bit of a [inaudible] between bond markets and stock markets and recently stock markets have been coming down and bond markets have been rallying and interest rates have been coming down especially at the long end.
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"Yes, premiums will be coming down; yes, deductibles will be coming down, but very importantly, it's a great plan," Mr. Trump boasted on Thursday at the kind of White House Rose Garden victory ceremony typically reserved for legislation that is being signed into law, not for a controversial bill that passed just one chamber.
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It's also important to note that Russia has used this particular 3D rendering of missiles coming down on Florida for years.
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WASHINGTON – U.S. homebuilders continue to face several challenges, including a severe labor shortage, but the cost of lumber is coming down.
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"Today, the rate (of deforestation) is coming down because of our technology and intelligence gathering," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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But with costs coming down, Routehappy said it was now seeing many smaller airlines start to offer internet on board too.
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The impact was so great that I immediately looked up, expecting to see the ceiling coming down on top of us.
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They're coming down off "sassafras" — a form of ecstasy — and both are realizing they've just catapulted themselves off the wagon. Again.
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It was a shoulder piece of like some water with a tribal in it and a tiger coming down some rocks.
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There have been hints of the Wall coming down in previous seasons, which would let the Walkers roam freely into Westeros.
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Given this vision for billions of superintelligence connected devices fast-coming down the pipe, Son is unsurprisingly very concerned about security.
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Blocks is also aggressively looking to partner with potential hardware developers, so perhaps that functionality could be coming down the road.
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Given the amount of bad debt coming down the pipeline, at least the pipes themselves seem to be in reasonable shape.
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I do think, however, though that with this indictment coming down tomorrow and again, we don&apost know who it is.
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While growth in emerging markets is decent, inflation is coming down which could cause central banks to cut rates, Diment said.
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Trudeau was leaving the beach as the bride-to-be was coming down the stairs, Recker said in a Facebook post.
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There are younger people coming so the average age of shoppers really coming down and they are also occupied with sustainability.
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We were coming down from Oxford, and I had my tour manager stop at a farm and get me a chicken.
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Since coming down the escalator at Trump Tower four years ago, the President has made immigration a cornerstone of his presidency.
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You can still feel the water coming down but you're not swirling around in it and letting it push you down.
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Water levels were also coming down in the northern Indian state of Bihar, where floods have killed at least 78 people.
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Meanwhile, the cost of desalinated water has been coming down as the technology evolves and the cost of other sources increases.
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With rates coming down, borrowers can not only save money through a refinance, but more borrowers are likely to be eligible.
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If you're a mobile games fan, you can expect "bigger, better and badder" franchises coming down the line thanks to 5G.
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The new Chevrolet and GMC trucks coming down the Flint assembly line stand out from older models on the same line.
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At the talk, she compared PPD to "coming down from any drug" after having a rush of endorphins while undergoing IVF.
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Stark does have new music coming down the pipeline, but it might be some time until she delivers her full length.
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Costs of new technology are also coming down, making it more feasible for individual dental practices to have 3-d printers.
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The F-16 crashed on its return from the mission, coming down in an empty field near Harduf, east of Haifa.
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There's already some amount of pre-existing resistance to just about every one of the 51 treatments coming down the line.
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They allege that critics of climate change regulations overstate the economic damage because the costs of renewables are coming down significantly.
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So, when global rates of many of our major trading partners are coming down, that has an influence on U.S. markets.
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"If you gain an ounce, you're not coming down the aisle," said the flight attendant, according to audio heard by CNBC.
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SO JANUARY OF THAT YEAR BEFORE THE INAUGURUATION, WE WERE COMING DOWN TO WASHINGTON TO MOVE THE BALL FORWARD ON TAXES.
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"We didn't know the fire was coming down there," Bledsoe told Simon, adding that the family was not told to evacuate.
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It really hit me then, as I was coming down the ladder, that I was really in a life-threatening situation.
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Plus, there could be more changes to race ratings coming down the pike — another factor that could influence the NRCC's strategy.
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This cinematic metempsychosis is exactly the kind of shit you need to be watching when you're going up or coming down.
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And there has been a history of Christians not coming down on the right side on the environment with harmful views.
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This update was coming down the tracks regardless — it's standard business practice to revise terms after building or acquiring new businesses.
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So when someone is coming down with influenza, they should go home and not remain in the workplace and infect others.
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"The costs are coming down," Cooke told me, adding that as more people invest in the equipment, the cheaper it becomes.
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Some investors have questioned why hurdle rates are coming down in what had been a rising rate environment until this year.
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By attempting to redefine the Palestinian refugee problem, Ms. Ashrawi said, Washington was once again coming down squarely on Israel's side.
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" Li told Chen, "When you spin in the air, you should feel you are only coming down because you choose to.
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The rain is coming down so hard that it's entering the front of the store and setting off a motion detector.
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It didn't stop his voters from coming down for the occasion, to grill him on health care and Trump's immigration policies.
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She had been put into a medically induced coma after coming down with an extremely rare illness, adult-onset Still's disease.
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The child's father, Qiao Dashuai, said he got up to comfort the infant and realized there was a landslide coming down.
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"Every single body of water around us is at capacity and overflowing and the rain is still coming down," she said.
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Gudbranson answered with 1:42 remaining in the first period, coming down from the point and putting the puck past Reimer.
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While growth is beating expectations and unemployment is coming down relatively quickly, wage growth remains muted, keeping a lid on inflation.
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A video appears to show Iran's deputy health minister coming down with the novel coronavirus at a press conference on Monday.
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The bad news is that stock prices keep going up, but earnings estimates keep coming down over the last several months.
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Coming down that highway, one's arrival was confirmed by a row of flag poles holding international flags, tattered and generally ignored.
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And it occurs to them that flying reindeer and a guy coming down the chimney might be a little far fetched.
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Other menu innovations coming down the pipeline include Brown Sugar Cold Brew, Deluxe creme-filled Munchkins, and Frozen and Iced Lemonade.
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Ellis said Diacre's experience, along with women taking differing coaching roles in various sports, showed that the barriers were coming down.
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It's about coming down on the way home, the invincibility you felt an hour ago ebbing as you ride the bus.
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Earnings estimates in general have been coming down for the banks, though the profit outlook for the financial sector remains solid.
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It was late on a Friday, a new presidential order was coming down, and there was so much work to do.
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In the distance stood Sadaf Sadeghianpour with her grandmother Mahroo Mozzafari, who had insisted on coming down from the 18th floor.
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On the plus side, Apple could escape some of the regulatory scrutiny coming down on fellow tech companies regarding user privacy.
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Here's how I can grow your business bigger, not here is how is your business is coming down if you don't.
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The walls are coming down, and before long, brand advertising and personalized direct-response advertising will be one and the same.
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"If the discussion is truly coming down to price alone, then we would call this progress," said Bernstein analyst Stacy Rasgon.
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So I think this is a way for us to talk about all of this stuff that's coming down the pike.
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Looking at the Vive will not prepare you for what is coming down the pike but you can see the broad strokes.
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The New York attorney general's office is coming down hard on the mobile carrier, who it claims engaged in deceitful tax behavior.
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Robert Lighthizer highlighting "significant concerns" from the business community — and pressing the administration on whether more tariffs are coming down the pike.
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But their insights about what's coming down the pipe — from better machine learning to video — hint at what daters have in store.
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Here's the video of Wilson Ramos wife coming down with the sign telling him that she is pregnant with their third child.
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With less regulation coming down the pike, there's every reason to believe that the future will only be brighter for America's banks.
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"It's just really coming down to what happens in Congress," said Mazen Issa, senior FX strategist at TD Securities in New York.
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But as the race narrows, his Super Tuesday performance increased the odds of the GOP race coming down to him and Trump.
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HOT-AND-COLD SERIES It has been a hot-cold series, with none of the games coming down to the final moments.
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Five more surprises are supposedly coming down the road, and it's possible the company will offer more surprise slots to partake.[CNET]
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"We see market prices and sales coming down so there may be issues," said a top official at the Indian Banks' Association.
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A boy and a girl attending a rave with a circle of friends link up just as their highs are coming down.
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Thankfully for Samsung TV owners, there's now some new 4K high dynamic range (HDR) video coming down the pipe, thanks to YouTube.
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"We are clicking on all cylinders, the inflation rate is coming down, the Federal Reserve will be looking at that," Kudlow said.
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"When you've got a 40-goal scorer coming down the wing, you're not going to shoot it if it's me," Tierney said.
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But, who knows — maybe this is just the beginning and a more robust version of Dolby "234" is coming down the line.
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But Silverstein's overwhelming feeling about the Panama Papers coverage is excitement—that it looks as though Mossack Fonseca is finally coming down.
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Coming down from the sky is his mother, Māyā, and she has her sleeves in front of her face because she's weeping.
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She waited long enough to hear their footsteps coming down the hall, and then plunged into the smoke clogging the steep staircase.
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"It's a song about coming down when the rest of the world is waking up," Molko explained to Billboard at the time.
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His breathing was slow and steady, like a bass line against the relentless rain that continued coming down hard on the windowpanes.
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Germany's Christian Democrat Union (CDU) and their sister Christian Social Union (CSU) party were decisive, coming down on suspension as a compromise.
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And maybe that&aposs what the American people need at this point instead of like a drip from the faucet coming down.
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So shoppers know what's coming down the pike in terms of doorbusters and bargains—including all the best Black Friday TV deals.
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"It is not the Berlin Wall coming down, but it is a significant shift," says David Chiavacci of the University of Zurich.
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"I see this car turn the corner and start coming down the street," he said, of the moment before the car attack.
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Now, as China's economy looks to be coming down with something nasty, countries in the region are loading up on prophylactic measures.
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Melanie has an anorexic part, and a part that attempted suicide twice because the pain of the barriers coming down felt unbearable.
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I was in Libya as Gadhafi's regime was coming down and met with some of his top advisers -- including his son Saif.
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"We are almost headed to a stable macroeconomic environment where inflation has started coming down, where exchange rates have stabilized," he said.
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Many people are disapproving now, and if a little more peel away, then the top-line number keeps coming down pretty fast.
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"For me, it's high protein, and really coming down on the carbs, or the bad carbs, as much as possible," she says.
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Kevin was so excited to talk about it ... neither he, nor our photog, noticed the light rail train coming down the tracks.
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"So it shouldn't be too surprising that the dollar is not the so-called safe haven when asset prices are coming down."
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"The price will keep coming down, as we find better logistic solutions, new grid solutions, as well as bigger turbines," he said.
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YOU SEE A HUGE RIG COUNT COMING DOWN, BIG FUTURE PROGRAMS ARE BEING CANCELED BUT IT HAS NOT STOPPED SHORT-TERM OIL.
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But that's still far from enough, especially when you consider the exorbitantly expensive new immunotherapies and personalized treatments coming down the pike.
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Bryce scored 242 straight NC State points coming down the stretch of the second half when Georgia Tech threatened to go ahead.
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You know it used to be United Technologies, and I like that Raytheon ... but this thing is coming down for no reason.
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And if other beleaguered tech companies think that suitors will pay such handsome sums, more transactions may be coming down the pike.
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It just looked mechanically just a little bit out of sync as far as maybe coming down the mound a little bit.
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"In my building on the Bowery, I passed rats coming down the stairs while I was going up them," Laing later wrote.
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"He was coming to home plate, tears were coming out of his face, and tears were coming down mine, too," d'Arnaud said.
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Not to be deterred by the facts, the President tweeted that drug prices are coming down in 2018, a completely false claim.
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So, that's what is coming down the pike for America, if Oprah Winfrey wants to be the most powerful woman on earth.
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" Also, she noted, the multiple pregnancy rate is coming down and is now at 14%, with a goal of "less than 10%.
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Brennan started 8chan in 2013 as he was coming down from a trip of psychedelic mushrooms, he said in a 2014 interview.
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The U.S. and European Union are coming down to the wire in tense negotiations to reach a new transatlantic data transfer agreement.
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"I thought the roof was coming down from the fans," said Baez, never mind that the stadium does not have a roof.
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About 4 million new people signed up for ObamaCare this year, which could be a sign that uninsured number is coming down.
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Girardi scored his second of the season, coming down the slot to take a threaded pass from Brayden Point at 21:208.
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Pakistan Olympic chief Hasan says societal "barriers are coming down" for women but many female athletes rue the slow pace of change.
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College students are coming down with an illness most people think hasn't been a problem in the US for years: the mumps.
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One year after the first white supremacist "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, Confederate statues are still coming down around the country.
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I think it was more that your record was what people would turn on when they were coming down from their high.
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But Young worries that additional measures will be coming down the line, similar to the head tax, targeting both supply and demand.
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Spain's Severo Jurado Lopez cantered to Santana's "Smooth" before coming down center line to Bon Jovi's "It's My Life" to thunderous applause.
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The Food and Drug Administration has been looking into more than 100 incidents of people coming down with seizures soon after vaping.
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"Even in a space like this, where there is a lot of competition, we don't see the prices coming down," he said.
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And coming down the pike is a doozy of a development, 85 Jay Street, which will eat up an entire city block.
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The wall should not have been placed over the mural, a spokeswoman for the company said, and would soon be coming down.
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For that final playoff berth, there would have been a three-way race coming down to the final day of the season.
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Royalty even made a grand entrance on a pony and chilled with Elsa, Anna and Olaf ... all with fake snow coming down.
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The rate on overnight repo also rose temporarily to 1.80% before coming down to 1.70% after the Fed announced the rate cut.
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" "The writing has been on the wall since his maiden speech coming down that escalator, describing Mexican immigrants as rapists and criminals.
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One of the boldest ideas coming down the pike is a universal child allowance: a monthly stipend for all families with children.
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And it was just a cacophony of sound and noise and all different color signs and a barrage coming down the street.
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"The state is well positioned to benefit from the activity coming down the pipe," said Lea of Metro Denver Economic Development Corp.
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"If you think of mud, trees, rocks, huge boulders coming down; there's nothing to stop it because it's completely burned," DePinto said.
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That was why Gobright's death, coming down with a rope, not going up without one, was so shocking to the climbing world.
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Republicans want to get out ahead of whatever allegations might be coming down the pike when Democrats take their impeachment inquiry public.
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"Corals are early warning signs of the kind of system failures that we know are coming down the pipe," Dr. Cobb said.
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When they looked out to the water on that gray, stormy day, she saw big waves and the rain was coming down.
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Authorities have sometimes seemed to take a different view in recent years, coming down hard on the authors of two critical reports.
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It's the holiday season, and if you've got a dirty mind, Santa coming down your chimney takes on a whole different meaning.
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"All my teammates have supported me, welcomed me with open arms, a kid from Ohio coming down to the Bayou," Burrow said.
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We saw another procession of Black Lives Matters protesters coming from the other direction and we joined it coming down Waters Street.
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"There's going to be paydays coming down, and we have to prepare for those," said Brian Cashman, the Yankees' longtime general manager.
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He also noted that CEO confidence is coming down, though that is likely driven by other factors, such as Trump's trade aggressions.
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The first edition of Isak Dinesen's Out of Africa has flamingo and a monkey coming down from a tree and other animals.
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The show may be coming down, but "now, it's pretty much impossible to even be in the gallery," wrote Instagram user Grigor.
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The majority of children with AFM have reported having a respiratory infection or fever right before coming down with AFM, further implicating it.
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And until the building started collapsing and cars are coming down the street, I honestly didn&apost believe that it was happening again.
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It is easier than ever for Americans to tap the sun's energy with costs coming down and the number of providers going up.
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But you also have cold air coming down from the tops of the clouds and sinking all the way down towards the base.
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I'm new to the area and started coming down there and trying to swim a little bit and get back into the ocean.
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"We also suspect that the company probably has some product innovations coming down the pike," Susquehanna analyst Shyam Patil said in a note.
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I'll stand there with steaming hot water coming down for thirty minutes, forty-five minutes, just thinking out ideas and working on plot.
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And in just five days, we have seen…in state after state, his [poll] numbers are coming down, our numbers are going up.
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He was coming down a rope as if he were Spider-Man or some kind of outlaw superhero artist entering the subway yard.
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But from a typical cable and satellite bill that's north of $100, $120 to coming down to $25, that's a pretty big savings.
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Normally when Marlowe exhibits out-of-character behavior, I chalk it up to her coming down with something and feeling a bit off.
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A new report from a coalition of six groups calls on tech to put more effort into coming down on hate activity online.
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I think it's coming down to people want to self-censor and not have Instagram tell them what they can and can't see.
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"There are more policies coming down the pipe from IMO, and those will be policies that bring in more challenging aspects of decarbonization."
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Check out this photo gallery below for an intimate look into the massive techno gathering the whole city is still coming down from.
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"They are likely coming down through leaks in the sewer," said Rosi-Marshall, an aquatic ecologist at the Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies.
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When I'm at shows, I get butterflies in my stomach and I get so excited about all the creations coming down the catwalk.
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"Feet down, coming down," a flight attendant hollers, and we are all flat on our backs again while the plane begins its ascent.
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It's led to a budding ecosystem of startups that are crunching the data, as well as the cost of that sequencing coming down.
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Shashua says the real cost savings is in the autonomous driving cost curve coming down drastically, and that will have two transformative phases.
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Prescott said Elliott "obviously feels bad with the ruling coming down" but wouldn&apost share his take on Elliott&aposs frame of mind.
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To start, the company is offering up five different food options (two for cats, three for dogs), with more coming down the road.
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Where tracks like "High For This" and "What You Need" captured a sexy pursuit, "Coming Down" was the freefall of the din's end.
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Russia also could increase the number of fake missiles it has coming down on targets so more interceptors go to the wrong missile.
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"There are ways to trick the computer systems to think that there's a lot more missiles coming down on a target," said Kazianis.
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Given concerns about the global environment and iPhone sales, estimates for Apple's last three months of the year have been steadily coming down.
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But given that U.S. production is coming down, and demand has not gone over the cliff yet, Croft said, "I don't think so."
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"If production's coming down it's going to have a positive effect, especially on WTI," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at Wunderlich Securities.
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BECKY QUICK: Do you still like these companies where you see the margins coming down pretty significantly in industries like consumer packaged goods?
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Snow is coming down, but when the storm goes into the Atlantic on Saturday morning, it will supercharge, CNN Meteorologist Chad Myers said.
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Apple's latest software update is finally coming down the pipes: macOS High Sierra is now available to download in the Mac App Store.
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And we just got a call from a woman who said she might be coming down to the store today to buy it.
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The fact that buybacks were coming down the pipeline helped the stock market recover from some its losses earlier this month, Phillips says.
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But then "the clouds rolled in, and the wind picked up, and the skies darkened, and the rain started coming down," Schiff said.
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When we started coming down out of the hill, the smoke was so bad, it was like going into the bowels of hell.
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This is coming down with the new work that Elon Musk and SpaceX have done, what Jeff Bezos is doing with Blue Origin.
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" "And I watched in Jersey City, N.J.," he added, "where thousands and thousands of people were cheering as that building was coming down.
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Hasan, Pakistan's Olympic chief, said that societal barriers for women were "coming down," but many female athletes lamented the slow pace of change.
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Analyst say it could move in slow motion with home sales slowing, prices coming down and then valuations falling on the tax books.
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I mean look at this thing: You can see and hear riders coming down a huge drop on your way to the ride.
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The dollar powered to a near three-week peak of 22.2 yen overnight before coming down 213 percent to 2909.81 in Asian trade.
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The contest for who will become the next head of the Federal Reserve appears to be coming down to two pretty different choices.
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It wasn't just the nationalism—it was more like coming down, or when the hangover starts before your head even hits the pillow.
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Hannay hinted there would be other open-source testing tools coming down the road, but he wasn't ready to share details just yet.
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Austin has already written about its fantastic sense of place—Berlin in 1989, during the upheaval and excitement of the wall coming down.
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But again the numbers: the blood pressure coming down, the weight coming off, finding out that things I thought were impossible are possible.
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Still, with new state regulations coming down the pipeline, growers won't have a legal way to get rid of all that excess bud.
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" Cruz said he couldn't be more proud that the campaign was coming down to "Midwestern common sense, to the good judgment of Hoosiers.
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I had the idea for this puzzle when my daughter was recovering from a cold, just as I was coming down with it.
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Coming down The White House is about to say goodbye to the historic Jackson Magnolia tree, which has been there since the 1800s.
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"The investment driven economy is coming down, the consumption-driven pattern is going up," Spiesshofer told reporters at a news conference in Zurich.
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Now, with these new Trump ads, it's coming down to a question of how the company is going to actually enforce those rules.
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I actually saw the flag coming down, the famous flag drop, which later turned out to be the work of a police mole.
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Minutes after the actor announced that Jeremy Renner Official would be "coming down very soon" the app flooded with comments from distraught users.
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By coming down to earth, she has to learn to be a little more mortal while not giving up who she really is.
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With the barriers to entry from a technology perspective coming down, it's the unique insight to popular culture that becomes the unique resource.
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He would walk past my desk and say, "cunt," or see me coming down the corridor and slam the door in my face.
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As his family drove away, they looked back and "could see the fire coming down on the house," Mr. Tuck said through tears.
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And as Microsoft marches towards one billion Windows 10 users, as is its goal, it means more Bing users coming down the pipeline.
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The poor boy, our narrator, is endlessly rollin' and ridin', straddling that Greyhound, smoking into New Orleans, swinging low chariot, coming down easy.
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Zajac sent a pass to Hall coming down the middle, and Hall made one move and slid a soft shot between DeSmith's legs.
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" (He probably meant Man in the High Castle, that Amazon thing.) "I mean, I was looking for the Nazis coming down the street.
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But that cheesecake must have had superpowers, because we got a second wind when we saw this plate coming down the conveyor belt.
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Although many people are coming down with flu, the two chief indicators of severity — hospitalizations and deaths — are not yet elevated, she noted.
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He also reactivated his Instagram this week after a long hiatus, leading many fans to believe new music is coming down the pike.
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" SpaceX said Mr. Steven was "not able to catch" the fairing but the crew of the boat "did see the fairing coming down.
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When my gifted young friends started coming down with it, I marveled how their parents clung to Senator Helms's blame-the-victim invective.
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And that's actually really what the fight is coming down to: the way we want to think about what happened in the past.
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Mangrove Capital Partners' co-founder and CEO Mark Tluszcz is brimming with enthusiasm for what's coming down the pipe from health tech startups.
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"The water was coming down so fast and so heavy that it was going up over the top of my boots," she testified.
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"This trend would see the year-on-year inflation coming down to about 50 percent by December 2020," Mangudya said in a statement.
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Severo Jurado Lopez from Spain cantered to Santana's "Smooth," before coming down centre line to Bon Jovi's ''It's My Life'' to thunderous applause.
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He defended the agency's decision to not prerelease water until the rain starts coming down, and said he didn't mind the heated comments.
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"I was always coming down throughout the night checking out the house making sure nobody broke the glass to get in," she says.
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So in Germany today, we have a new story about Germany coming down on Facebook because they think the data collection practices are wrong.
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And, we're looking for something in the macro — whether it's the yield curve flattening or credit spreads coming down or whether it's the Fed.
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We're integrating robotics as well and given the cost of robotics now, they're coming down, it's actually becoming a lot more feasible for us.
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It's coming down in sheets from a machine overhead that's been programmed to dump water droplets at the rate of 3.25 inches an hour.
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The rumble of a train coming down the tracks to the station fills the underground air, but the turnstile is still 30 feet away.
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Brauti said he is concerned that the verdict was compromised, with the decision coming down to a battle of wills in the jury room.
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But, with Wall Street so focused on the short term, the options market may be discounting even more big swings coming down the pipeline.
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Each of the five partners on 8VC's investment committee gets a vote, with most investments coming down to what the majority wants to do.
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John Petrides of Point View Wealth Management says while the stock is coming down from "ridiculously high" levels, operational headwinds remain for the company.
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"We're not surprised that there are bumps, as we're coming down to the what would appear to be close to the end," he said.
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I tried to hold back my tears, but they just kept coming down, and the black feathers glued to my lashes began coming unstuck.
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"Pulp prices are... actually stabilising now since a few months, but there is no real reason why they should be coming down," Groth said.
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The more important point is that he's coming down to a health care policy that is the same as Marco Rubio's and Ted Cruz's.
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U.S. startups are still raising money, although, for some, the valuations are coming down to what some might say is a more realistic level.
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Jane Doe claims Grissom led her then-roommate into an upstairs bedroom, later coming down to tell her she was needed by her friend.
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Given the weakness of the economy and the way inflation is coming down, there is a reasonable chance of a (rate) cut in August.
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"Imagine if you've got kids coming down in the morning to find the dog lying on the floor bleeding from every orifice," said Briggs.
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Over 200 staff and 160 members of the public reported coming down with norovirus, which causes diarrhea and vomiting, Public Health England said Thursday.
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I know with your prayers and your thoughts and your positive energy coming down his way, there's no doubt that he will beat it.
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AND BY THE WAY, SHORTLY BEFORE, THEY SHOWED OTHER HEADS OF STATE FROM OTHER COUNTRIES COMING DOWN ON THESE MAGNIFICENT STAIRWAYS WITH RED CARPET.
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Trade tensions are rising, the economy is strong, but valuations within the markets are coming down because markets are concerned about those rising risks.
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That new API means that apps can send important updates to users on the phone, with Google Home spoken functionality coming down the road.
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I remember I was sitting in the car, having a conversation with my partner, and I was just coming down from finishing National Anthem.
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When we premiered the original feature film back in 1990, it was just as the Berlin Wall was coming down, just at that moment.
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Next time you find yourself coming down with a case of the Mondays, fear not—there's a prescription, and it's fresh outta your oven.
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The fight, which has been heating up in recent weeks, is now coming down to the wire, with the transition planned for Oct. 2628.
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The man on the crane threatened to jump to get the attention of local officials, coming down only when they promised to help him.
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Initially, when the big brands started coming down from Breitbart, that's when they didn't like when Kellogg's decided not to run ads with them.
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She was in a panic, saying there was a squirrel on top of a telephone pole at the school and it wasn't coming down.
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The barriers to entry in the robotics industry are coming down, opening up many untapped investment opportunities in that space, according to Credit Suisse.
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There may be interesting new accessories coming down the line as well: "a range of accompanying accessories and technology" are on the way, apparently.
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I could see this guy coming down the road, careening right and then left, swerving into the desert and then back onto the road.
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"The Brazos River is being pounded, and all of that water is coming down from the tributaries and creeks into the river," she said.
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"Who is the master and who is the servant" Rubin thinks there's substantial overlap coming down the line for quantum computing, AI, and robotics.
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It's 13,400 bits of stuff that has to be separately attached, and yet, when you see it coming down the runway, it nearly floats.
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"There seems to be a macro selloff across the board with energy stocks also coming down," said John Kilduff, partner at Again Capital LLC.
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"Leader McCarthy should concentrate on stopping the socialist proposals coming down the pipe from House Democrats instead further alienating conservatives," the group also said.
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"With a mix of snow, ice and rain still coming down in some areas, conditions remain treacherous in many parts of our state," Gov.
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There he endured a regimen of walking and standing and bending his arms for just a single day before coming down with double pneumonia.
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The game stayed tied until Rantanen brought the puck into the Boston zone and feathered a pass to MacKinnon coming down the right side.
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Coming down on the side of the FSA groups, it accused Fateh al-Sham of rejecting mediation efforts that the FSA groups had accepted.
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Look close and some say you can see the wall coming down and if it does, we're definitely in store for an epic battle.
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Electronic music was coming down from the rave days of the late 90s, discovering its sensitive side through Four Tet and various IDM acts.
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If FBI Director James Comey's firing is President Donald Trump's Saturday Night Massacre, then impeachment hearings should be coming down the road — perhaps soon.
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"I watched in Jersey City, NJ, where thousands and thousands of people were cheering as that building was coming down," Trump said in November.
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In a nondescript building just north of San Diego, California, the fight to save the northern white rhino is coming down to the wire.
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The value of e-cigarette maker Juul in the private market is "coming down sharply," people familiar with the matter tell CNBC's David Faber.
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A cluster of sinuous "rain-wands" looks both like a cloud of sacrificial smoke going up and an answering shower of water coming down.
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The NBA, for example, is taking steps to reduce physical contact and thereby decreasing the odds of its players coming down with the virus.
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"They're just coming down on her so tough," Billie Winner-Davis, Ms. Winner's mother, said in an interview after Tuesday's plea hearing was scheduled.
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She recently starred in the soap opera "The Bold and the Beautiful" and has other shows and a feature film coming down the pipeline.
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I fear impeachment will lose much of its moral stigma and political force if it ends up coming down to a party-line vote.
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But Appelbaum's account is also full of economists who considered themselves liberal Democrats but found themselves coming down on the same side as Friedman.
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Snow may have been in the forecast for the Jersey Shore on Tuesday morning but something else ended up coming down in buckets: sarcasm.
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I think that coming down and leaving a little pile at the base of your favorite trees is sort of like a little signpost.
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