Listen to the bombing... Rockets are coming down on us.
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However, he's not coming down on them if they don't.
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That's 10,000 pounds of grimy whoop-ass coming down on you.
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Occasionally, this means coming down on the side of the employer.
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She just brings [them] in as she's coming down on that last time.
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Hollywood is quickly coming down on Kim Burrell after her homophobic rant in December.
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You probably have more work and pressure coming down on you than ever before.
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So the odds of this thing coming down on your head are actually infinitesimal.
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I MEAN, YOU HERE, REPRESENT KIND OF THE HAMMER COMING DOWN ON THESE INSTITUTION.
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Governors are making their choice, coming down on the side of shutting things down.
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Ms. O'Leary wondered why no one else was coming down on the leftist demonstrators.
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On Sunday morning, Haley stated that sanctions against Moscow will "be coming down" on Monday.
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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 talk ended without coming down on either side of whether we should mine the seafloor.
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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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He hurt it Friday, coming down on the foot of New Orleans Pelicans F Anthony Davis.
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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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"You won't forget that you are coming down on Saturday for the week-end," Laski wrote Chafee.
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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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Plane dropped dramatically and it smelled like fire with ash coming down on everyone thru the vents.
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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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And then I saw that mountain, two-and-a-half stories tall, coming down on top of us.
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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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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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Coming down on the military in any way would have been a backward step for Myanmar's progress, they contended.
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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 a great revenue line ... and helps offset the fact margins are coming down on the iPhone," he told CNBC.
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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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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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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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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 was a case of hitting the rocky peaks or coming down on the snow," the captain's father, Brig. Gen.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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 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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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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"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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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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The problem for Ocasio-Cortez is that a lot of the people forming an opinion of her are coming down on the negative side.
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"It doesn't mean that we do absolutely nothing if the bear market is coming down on us and really beating up our portfolio," he said.
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In a recent Facebook post, mom Krystal Preston revealed she was without a car to transport her three children after coming down on hard times.
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It looks like his body takes a slight turn in the air before coming down on a huge crowd, who luckily had their hands up.
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Mortar crews fire behind or in front of a target and then split the distance in half until rounds are coming down on the target.
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While many are coming down on the side of "any exposure, even through piracy" is good, many more writers are taking the "pay the writer" tack.
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As the Verge noted, Spotify around the same time started coming down on third-party apps that allowed users to access Premium features with their free accounts.
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I thought the yield curve would flatten more with the miss in the payrolls and the 21.94-year yield coming down on relatively muted wage inflation number.
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Which is part of the point, of course; the movie is much more careful about coming down on one side or another than American Crime Story was.
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"Estimates have been coming down on a, literally, on a daily basis for 2019 such that the first quarter now is in slight negative territory," she said.
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I can see the notes coming down on the screen and think a little bit ahead, but I'm really playing the game in a way that's very natural.
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His mom appears to be coming down on the subtle side, but in any case she is on safe ground, because who isn't funny relative to, say, Pol Pot?
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Sutherland avoids coming down on one side or the other of this question until the book's final pages, with the result that its conclusions feel wishy-washy and unconvincing.
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"The thug who tried so hard to intimidate others spent his last moments in utter fear, panic and dread, terrified of the American forces coming down on him," Trump said.
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Democrats — many of whom have resisted coming down on the impeachment debate without a final account from Mueller — have pledged to pursue evidence raised in the special counsel's final report.
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Whether that constitutes cheating in the true sense of the word is debatable, and there are a lot of factors to consider before coming down on one side or the other.
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But the police aren't the only ones coming down on Jughead; he manages to get suspended from the school newspaper staff — along with Betty (Lili Reinhart) — for their article about Pickens.
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I spoke to him as he was coming down on his car ride home about why he chose to do LSD at the event that marked the beginning of Trump's America.
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The speed with which government officials are coming down on TikTok has made it look like Mark Zuckerberg had all the time in the world to prepare a defense for Facebook.
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Alliances between Silicon Valley powerhouses and their cousins in Seattle are constantly forming and breaking apart, with big names often coming down on the opposite side of policy and legislative debates.
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"Since she's an intern and part of the reason she's there is to learn professional norms, I'm coming down on the side of saying something," Green said in her advice column.
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"I think it's great that the attorney general of the United States is coming down on the side of free speech — I would hope liberals and conservatives can agree," he said.
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"If Obama had done that, the criticism coming down on him would have been a fusillade, coming from Capitol Hill and congressional Republicans," said Rubin, who now teaches at Carnegie Mellon University.
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Whether it was picking a fight with Big Bird, coming down on Meals on Wheels or reaffirming the president's stance against research on climate change, the budget had something to irritate everyone.
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"When you're coming down on goalies that are world class like Fleury you just try to do a move — you have a couple picked out — and you hope it works," said Versteeg.
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Rachel Bowie felt personally responsible when the rain started coming down on May 13 at Jane's Carousel in Brooklyn, where 99 guests had gathered to watch her and Matthew Dorville get married.
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The unity of what was once one of the most peaceful places on Earth was becoming two, like a cleaver coming down on the social, spiritual and metaphysical bone of a community.
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Being Game of Thrones, the montage has nearly a dozen aerial shots of post-battle dead bodies, a sword dripping with blood, and, of course, a blade coming down on Ned Stark's neck.
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Other than coming down on the side of keeping the individual mandate, it steers clear of the minefields that have cropped around Obamacare for the last seven years in favor of minor fixes.
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So he sang "Masters of War" not as a threat, as he did at the start, but as a reckoning — as a judgment you could feel coming down on those who deserved it.
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You're driving, you dodge a cat and all of a sudden you have the full weight of the government coming down on you threatening with 60 days detention and it's a disgusting thing.
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But there's also some self-preservation at play: The weight of the federal government is coming down on Big Tech in a way not seen since the Microsoft antitrust battles nearly two decades ago.
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SRS: So it sounds like, on the one hand, you see the penis symbolism as a kind of potency and power, but then it's also an oppressive structure, something that's sort of coming down on you?
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Chairshots to the head are banned for obvious reasons, and the brainbuster is banned for fear of all the weight coming down on the top of someone's head might break his or her neck or skull.
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When you're in a state of free fall coming down on a drop tower at a theme park or on a roller coaster or orbiting the Earth, where only gravity is acting, you're in a weightless state.
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The film's opening shot is of an enormous deer sliding across the floor of a high school classroom in a pool of its own blood, followed by a local police officer's boot heel coming down on its skull.
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Pailes-Friedman, Papdopolous, and Fink all agree that the costs will be coming down on technologically enhanced cloth, and this will fundamentally change the way in which we interact with technology—and hence, each other and our environments.
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What they're saying: Two former FTC officials who raised early concerns to the Washington Post about Facebook violating that privacy pact told Axios they didn't think these steps would stop the hammer from coming down on the social network.
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Why the U.S. is freaked out about Brexit Trump broke the convention that politics stops at the water's edge, blaming President Barack Obama for splitting Europe after he campaigned against Brexit and mocking Clinton for coming down on the losing side.
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The world number one's participation in the major was put in serious doubt last week when she retired from a quarter-final clash in Cincinnati where she felt pain around her left knee after coming down on her leg following her service motion.
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Her mind drifts to her memory of seeing her father and little brother shot dead, her baby sister's and infant brother's throats cut, the machete coming down on her own head, her hut burning around her … and it's difficult to focus on multiplication tables.
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Now, with one of Mr. Netanyahu's closest former aides having turned state's witness in two cases involving suspicions of bribery, fraud and breach of trust, Israelis across the political spectrum are trying on the idea of the curtain coming down on Mr. Netanyahu's durable political career.
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While you're never fearful of the pressure of so much salt water coming down on top of you, navigating Columbia nevertheless carries other stresses—it's a terrifically racist place, where people of color are forced to work menial jobs, and, in some locations, kept as nothing more than slaves.
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He doesn't want it coming down "on somebody who isn't paying attention," he said, adding that fans in the first few rows behind the net "can't be asking for a ball as vehemently as they were in previous years" because of the awkward angle of the requisite throw.
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"He was fully protected with chest protectors and face protectors, but just one poor placement of a bull coming down on you in a certain area can do great damage and obviously that's what happened in this instance," Paul Andrews, president and CEO of the National Western Stock Show, told local outlet KDVR.
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"For people with type 2 diabetes headed toward bariatric surgery, to have this result, that they're coming off almost all insulin, coming down on almost all other diabetes medicines, losing weight, feeling like they control their diet, I think it's an awesome thing to recommend," said Weiss, an associate professor of medicine at the University of California San Francisco.
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Opinion Columnist Representative Steve King, an Iowa Republican who couldn't be much clearer about his values if he went around in a conical white hood, said last week that "white supremacist" and "white nationalist" were inoffensive if not honorable terms, and now his fellow party members in Congress are coming down on him like a ton of bricks.
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The Orb's one constant was Alex Paterson, a former roadie for Killing Joke who used to DJ along with fellow Orb founder, the KLF's Jimmy Cauty, in the chillout room at Paul Oakenfield's Land of Oz acid house club night at Heaven in London, playing Brian Eno and Pink Floyd to people who loved up (or coming down) on ecstasy.
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The prospect of the "open convention" terrifies some and absolutely thrills others -- primarily network television executives who are actually going to have a real live drama to report on 24/23 for weeks on end from the closing of the California polls on June 7 through the gavel coming down on ... well, it is supposed to come down on July 21 in Cleveland but don't count on it.
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