Surface waves form in the tub as water swirls down the drain, and when it's shallow enough, the water flowing down the drain moves faster than those surface waves.
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" At a glance, the line that follows the Flint reference seems generic: "Pour you down the drain / I wish I could just melt you and just pour you down the drain.
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" Elaborating, "I think individuality has gone down the drain.
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He vomited a slug, which then slid down the drain.
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Don't let your big, weird ideas swirl down the drain.
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You just basically poured your own money down the drain.
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Fish and Wildlife Service, it's all money down the drain.
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Whatever you do, don't stick your hand down the drain.
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This is seven years of arguing gone down the drain.
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Wondering what's safe to flush or wash down the drain?
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The reason we send so much water down the drain?
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TO DISPOSE OF LYE SOLUTION, SIMPLY POUR DOWN THE DRAIN.
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Then I say we throw Donald Trump down the drain.
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As he struggles underwater, a mysterious object falls down the drain.
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Until recently, used polishing powder was simply dumped down the drain.
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A good week's worth of productivity has gone down the drain.
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"The money is just getting flushed down the drain," he said.
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Then the harmless shards of virus get flushed down the drain.
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Cause you're peeing $1 million a year down the drain. Okay.
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Every time you throw away food, that's money down the drain.
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"The original price is obviously money down the drain," Mr. Connor said.
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Or strawberry-colored hair going down the drain like in "Bathing Beauty"?
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" "Donald Trump thinks that supporting them is throwing money down the drain?
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Get these if you want to risk dropping $250 down the drain.
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A lot of dead leaves and branches — and money down the drain.
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Nintendo took all that hard work and flushed it down the drain.
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Within 36 hours, you can safely rinse the shoe down the drain.
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And the secret was something that cooks often pour down the drain.
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And the whole thing is going down the drain like the bathwater.
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Every time you throw away excess groceries, that's money down the drain.
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Under Mayor Virginia Raggi, for example, Rome is going down the drain.
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"A lot of the money went down the drain," Ms. Villalobos said.
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This saves couples from being charged for wine tossed down the drain.
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There's too much talent for them to let go down the drain!
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My favorite way to imbibe it is to pour it down the drain.
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Also, why not repurpose something that would otherwise be dumped down the drain?!
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"Our offense just went down the drain in the third quarter," Lowry said.
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But it's still a significant chunk of potentially productive time down the drain.
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That's an astounding amount of potential productive energy being thrown down the drain.
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This is 28503,22019 jobs down the drain where they were needed in Queens.
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There were definitely also times when 30,000 went down the drain on a weekend.
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Trump's Taj Mahal closes its doors Ah, another Atlantic City casino down the drain.
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But still, water going down the drain shouldn't have helped bacteria come up it.
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But he didn't want to dump $50 or $100 wine down the drain either.
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That will be 15.6 square meters of Arctic ice down the drain, thank you.
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After his diamond earring went down the drain, he recorded the whole rescue effort.
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She showered in Spencer's shower, which is how windowsill glass got down the drain.
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I felt like a person whose love affair had just gone down the drain.
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"Every day in the slaughterhouse, they just throw it down the drain," she said.
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For instance, on Wednesday the nominee for secretary of labor went down the drain.
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Did all your glitter make it into the trash and not down the drain?
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"When I said, 'Pour you down the drain,' I was talking about Trump," she says.
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It was happening all at the time that Rolling Stone was going down the drain.
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It's understandable, considering it's a byproduct of canning that we usually pour down the drain.
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That liquid gets flushed down the drain, and treated like any other type of wastewater.
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Except the time I found her in the kitchen, dumping a smoothie down the drain.
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Without much luck, my girlfriend tried to jam those chunks of food down the drain.
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I approached him, and found out that his key ring had fallen down the drain.
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As a result, the stains come unglued and can simply be washed down the drain.
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If Trump wins in November, then everything that Sanders believes in goes down the drain.
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"I knew I was just throwing money down the drain in the past," Marlar said.
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" The New Yorker described Halle Berry's Catwoman (2004) as "another hundred million dollars down the drain.
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If he did, he might buy himself time, yet send Namibia's economy further down the drain.
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Or, more likely, illicit drugs are being excreted by users and literally going down the drain.
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I wasn't about to go through this, miss the tooth, and flush $1,000 down the drain.
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Don't allow a set to go beyond the point where your form goes down the drain.
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Fill up the sink to do dishes instead of flushing gallons of water down the drain.
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For example, a waterproof mascara that sends half your lashes down the drain along with it.
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In other words, find a way to make sure their money wasn't flushed down the drain.
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We can't face them by continually patching billions of dollars that just go down the drain.
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And he's the guy who therefore will be able to flush the crap down the drain.
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My business was going down the drain, my older brother died of cancer, my grandmother passed.
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"Our fight, our testimony, just went down the drain," he said, wiping tears from his eyes.
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"I have to be willing for the money to go down the drain completely," he said.
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One finalist that saw its hopes for a trophy go down the drain is Zodiac Aerospace's Durinal.
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It&aposs not just a republican phenomenon, we are being led down the drain by President Trump.
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I know, I know: What could be so special about something you ultimately wash down the drain?
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If we don't get together and do something about it, it's going to go down the drain.
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Aquamation uses lye, not acid, and similar fluids are flushed down the drain during the embalming process.
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" Added Drennan, "Spent ages trying to find and police stopped me from physically climbing down the drain!
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Everybody wants to be successful, it's our country, we don't want it to go down the drain.
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But the American people will not allow Senate Republicans to flush the Supreme Court down the drain.
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"They say 'soylent green' or 'throw mama down the drain' or all that stuff," Mr. Wilson said.
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"Now the great feeling I had when I enlisted is going down the drain," said Calixto, 28.
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Crozier admittedly forgot to switch the valve, which meant that the wine went down the drain instead.
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The sparkly stuff gets washed down the drain and into the oceans where fish find it, too.
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And if you think the trend is on its way out and poured down the drain — think again.
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The Army killed off the program a year later, flushing no less than $500 million down the drain.
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Some microplastics are easily washed off clothes or sent down the drain as people rinse away cosmetic products.
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If you've been carrying your balance for five years, you've essentially poured an additional $5,000 down the drain.
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"My investment went down the drain after some stray cattle trampled and ate up the crop," he said.
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This shot of blood going down the drain resembles the iconic shot in "Psycho" after Marion Crane's murder.
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Anyone who has worked a dirty job knows the satisfaction of watching the dirt run down the drain.
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But now I was pouring these $15 AUD [$11.32 USD] smoothies down the drain without a second thought.
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"My investment went down the drain after some stray cattle trampled and ate up the crop," he said.
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"This helps force everything down the drain and prevents any water or residue being left behind," Marker said.
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And what's more, the cost of acquiring those users in the first place also goes down the drain.
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"The best thing to do is to not let it go down the drain, of course," he said.
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Since they are too small to be caught by your washing machine's filter, they rush down the drain.
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" Later, in Act II, Mr. Mastro gets an amusing, sewer-themed patter song, "Love Gone Down the Drain.
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That is like throwing all the bottled water Britons drink each year down the drain on a daily basis.
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Porous concrete, manmade wetlands and green spaces capture and reuse water that previously would have vanished down the drain.
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Time will tell which companies are using their resources wisely and which are throwing good money down the drain.
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Iran is doing what every respectable state sponsor of terrorism does when their economy is going down the drain.
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Nine years ago while she was cleaning, the ring slipped off her finger and down the drain it went.
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Farmers have had to pour out millions of gallons of milk, literally watching their incomes run down the drain.
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On a crisp fall morning, I showered, brushed my teeth, and sent all that used water down the drain.
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"We cannot allow the decades of work and investment to save these bears go down the drain," she said.
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If your machine can't, scrape all those unsavory bits into the trash instead of sending them down the drain.
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It was like someone ripped the stopper out of our savings, and it was all spinning down the drain.
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Immediately, in one heartbeat, I knew that one and a half years of hard labor was down the drain.
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We cannot afford to have the de-escalation that has been to hard to achieve go down the drain.
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President Obama failed to fulfill his promise of "change," and is now seeing his legacy go down the drain.
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One banker recounts listening to the speech from the shower, the last vestige of optimism washing down the drain.
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Demand-activated pumps, for example, can help bring your water up to temperature without wasting water down the drain.
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Too bad I didn't have a Kitchen Gizmo Snap 'n Strain — my dinner wouldn't have dropped down the drain.
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To reunite the family, the firefighters sent a man down the drain to collect the feathered cuties in his helmet.
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With their season beginning to spiral down the drain, the Knicks revealed some toughness, some chemistry and even some competence.
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It's you coming up with an option or positive rather than the other option which is going down the drain.
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You can channel your inner Tom Cruise without fear of your friends politely pouring your mangled Sazerac down the drain.
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"All that progress goes down the drain if we don't win tomorrow," Obama warned the crowd of young college students.
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Beer enthusiasts either have another way to celebrate suds or an occasion to mourn alcohol getting washed down the drain.
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What's worse ... the landlord says someone poured ink down the drain and into the public sewer ... an environmental no-no.
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I'm believing enough in democracy, with checks and balances in place, that the whole thing won't go down the drain.
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The next time you open a can of chickpeas, don't pour the liquid down the drain—stash it in your fridge.
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The US federal government, meanwhile, is ignoring the popular will and retrenching, clinging to coal as it swirls down the drain.
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No wonder people think it's full of germs if it spends half of its life trying to escape down the drain!
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If the motor breaks down or the batteries fry, that's four years and somewhere north of 10 grand down the drain.
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The waste chemicals from these products — some of which are toxic — end up going down the drain and into our waterways.
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It finally ends up in your fridge and the styrofoam is thrown away and the ice is dumped down the drain.
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"I will not let my country go down the drain," General Sisi told Mr. Kerry, as he later recalled to me.
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I told Mark thanks and hung up, even though he may have flushed my dreams of a deduction down the drain.
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When you turn on the faucet, the soap takes those now loose flecks of dust and germs down the drain. Whee!
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Even with tens of millions of dollars down the drain, the city was forced to admit that Team Raccoon had won.
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And, yet, Veronica simply cannot be deterred from seducing her boyfriend, mid-suds, despite all the red still pouring down the drain.
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The city was sampling at really wide time intervals, sending most of what was sitting inside the service line down the drain.
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"Whatever it is, they don't want it going down the drain," said Elisabeth, as she heaved the remaining bags into the trash.
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So to make this happen, I am having to breath in and breath out and poor good, fresh Hennessy (down the drain).
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But we have this wonderful thing called silicone lube, which (unlike its water-based counterpart) won't immediately go running down the drain.
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Take a magical bath, Scorpio, and as you watch the dirty water go down the drain, visualize your pain going with it.
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After that, though, his agenda will start rapidly circling down the drain if that's all he's got to offer the American people.
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If Marcus can't get this founder focused and help his daughter come into her own, the business will go down the drain.
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"My dreams for being an actress or whatever, that's going to go down the drain," she said in her Facebook Live video.
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I no longer felt like myself because I was watching my identity swirl down the drain each time I washed my hair.
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Yeah, so those revenues never materialized and the $350 million that Safeway invested in renovating its stores just went down the drain.
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"I'd feel embarrassed that the sacrifices that my dad made up to this point would be going down the drain," she said.
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" 'One country, two systems' is going down the drain, and our high degree of autonomy will exist in name only," he said.
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At an average hourly wage of $25.43, that's $432 down the drain — making a few bucks to outsource seem like a real bargain.
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For tech firms, financial obfuscation and cronyism are the most effective ways to ensure their monopoly profits do not go down the drain.
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Down the drain: The water crisis in Flint, Michigan still has not been resolved, but residents are getting one step closer to justice.
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Just like that, my dreams of matching mother/daughter purses went down the drain, as Elle laid her earmuffs proudly on the counter.
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Murdoch said "the liberals are going down the drain," but that not all allegations should be treated with the same merit, Politico reports.
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"You need to think about it as: You are peeing $1 million down the drain as you are drinking that coffee," Orman says.
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Austerity has had its predictably harrowing results in Germany; deeply pessimistic far-right voters believe that the country is going down the drain.
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With the American market for hummus reaching $800 million annually, there's a lot of aquafaba floating around, or more precisely down the drain.
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For instance, that $33 latte you buy everyday might not seem damaging, but over the year it amounts to $1,278 down the drain.
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"I heard Carter talk about what he was going to do, and I thought, 'Well, there's $50,000 down the drain,'" Mr. Gould recalled.
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Use tongs, instead of a colander, to drain the tagliatelle so some water clings to the pasta instead of going down the drain.
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The hydrant had just gotten a fresh coat of paint so that's down the drain, but otherwise the car suffered way more damage.
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Ms. DeWitt plays Cassie, a real estate agent trying to make it as a single mom while the economy goes down the drain.
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Pharmaceuticals, which are also frequently flushed down the drain, have been found in our drinking water, and the consequences are not fully known.
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Trilobites Flushing disposable contacts down the toilet or washing them down the drain may contribute to the problem of microplastic pollution, researchers said.
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Often ticks haven't attached yet if you've just come inside, so you can just wash them off your body and down the drain.
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I don't have the patience to sit any longer to get them touched up, so there's half of that money down the drain.
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Two weeks ago he was more than happy to dodge taxes because he doesn't want to throw his money, quote, 'down the drain.
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Just remove the drain stopper, then pour half a cup of baking soda, followed by half a cup of vinegar down the drain.
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All initial alternative straining shock aside, this strategy could serve as a handy hack for keeping thin spaghetti noodles from escaping down the drain.
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The river is notorious for being one of the most legislated bodies of water in the entire world, and it's going down the drain.
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"Showers are more hygienic [in these cases] because you are rinsing all those particles down the drain, rather than bathing in them," she says.
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The ship was leaning so much -- Scerbo estimates 45 degrees -- that water from a faucet hit the wall instead of going down the drain.
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Most of the volatile particles from those products get washed down the drain, but the authors estimate roughly 40% end up in the air.
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Klay can let that shit slip off his back, but for the point guard, every teammate's missed shot is an assist down the drain.
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"As soon as the Model S came out the door and Elon realized how cool he'd become, everything went down the drain," she said.
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"What the Department of Defense is worried about is a three-plus-year military campaign against ISIS going down the drain," Mr. Hof said.
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But no, Republican elected officials are in it for the money and are willing to sell the country down the drain to get it.
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Timothy Egan You can see where this is headed, the once bright and shiny democracy going down the drain before the holidays are out.
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If Marcus can't get her to focus less on her image and more on the customer, this company is going to go down the drain.
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Unfortunately this one is being drowned in my shower, so I try to put it out of its misery by washing it down the drain.
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On Friday, the lavishly funded Silicon Valley startup said it was going down the drain, suspending sales of its Juicero Press and Produce Packs immediately.
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Once we wash them down the drain, they gum up ecosystems, and have been found in the Great Lakes and up and down the coast.
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When you sell off $2 trillion in one go there are always anomalies with that poor old baby going down the drain with the bathwater.
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For instance, states like California allocated $16 million to organizations to assist residents in preparing DACA applications, and that money is now down the drain.
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"And if you stay with this, congressman, the whole corporate tax reform thing — the most important pro-growth measure — goes down the drain over this."
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A lot of kids had potential, but their parents didn't focus on them and lead them the right way so it went down the drain.
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But investors cannot be expected to be patient for ever; they need a mechanism to tell them when they are pouring money down the drain.
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"We really don't want this to continue because it's basically money going down the drain," said Ms. Solomon, a strong supporter of the health law.
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Some posted videos of people pouring cans of Bud Light down the drain, and the National Corn Growers Association expressed disappointment with the beer maker.
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That's because when you wash your hands with soap and water, you're not just wiping viruses off your hands and sending them down the drain.
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"That's the very last thing I wanted to do to an old friend," she says to the dead woodlouse, as it disappears down the drain.
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This repeal may not change the web drastically, but it will take the entire internet as we know it and chuck it down the drain.
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Let's not forget, among others, Tom Price (private jets), John McEntee (financial crimes) or Rob Porter (spousal abuse) — and down, down the drain they go.
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When today's trend blows over, when the porcelain plates break and the soaps disappear down the drain, we'll still have the unassuming terrazzo under our feet.
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For scale, that's roughly the amount of freshwater that goes down the drain in three or four flushes of an older toilet, according to the USGS.
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Down the drain: According to the Puerto Rico Department of Health, the island nation's drinking water is at an all-time low in terms of safety.
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In a call with Mahdjoubi, he explained that during a typical shower, only a few minutes are spent flushing soap suds and shampoo down the drain.
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If you are seeking refuge from a hectic day or just want to treat yourself, head to the tub and scrub those problems down the drain.
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Many videos were posted of users pouring cans of Bud Light down the drain, and the National Corn Growers Association expressed disappointment with the beer maker.
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There's 4K TVs, Dolby Atmos enabled headsets, and of course a full selection of games to help you pour all those precious hours down the drain.
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Until you have flushed billions down the drain on poor educational premises– Patrick: Booker and Zuckerberg did that whole failed initiative some years back too right?
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The grease trap would go haywire, since only so much cream can go down the drain before the pipes revolt, sending reeking clouds through the air.
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It might seem harmless at first: a thread of dental floss tossed in the toilet, a contact lens swirling down the drain of the bathroom sink.
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Yet there they are: cork taint, oxidation, volatile acidity and other problems that can cause the most highly anticipated bottles to be poured down the drain.
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I write for a living and as the 27 financial crisis reminded us, even good jobs can go down the drain faster than the stock market.
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After letting the cream sit for about 20 minutes, I rinsed it out with cool water and noticed very little excess conditioner going down the drain.
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The rule that prohibits restaurants from serving water to customers without being asked seems to have gone, um, down the drain, at least in many places.
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Some key House primaries in California featured truly mind-boggling amounts of money being thrown around — and much of it ended up going down the drain.
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My social life has pretty much gone down the drain because I have had to focus all of my time on email after email every single day.
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I spent two hours pulling a squeegee back and forth on the kitchen floor in hopes that the foam would go down the drain quicker that way.
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If astronomers are viewing a bagel-like accretion disk from the top, they can see X-rays from the hot inner material swirling right down the drain.
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"I don't want to send a loved one to be used as fertilizer or sent down the drain to a sewer treatment plant," Republican John Cebrowski said.
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If you're not, you could forget ingredients and end up with a terrible tasting dish, which can be money down the drain if no one eats it.
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Societies that abandon the principle of free expression in response to contemporary pressures or for expedience soon find that other human rights also head down the drain.
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The utility is trying to prevent fatbergs with publicity campaigns urging residents to dispose of wipes and fat in the garbage can, rather than down the drain.
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Even if you never buy a plane ticket, your morning shower rinses the oxybenzone from yesterday's family picnic straight down the drain and, potentially, out to sea.
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She told me that I should stop buying coffee — she said I'm "peeing $1 million" down the drain that I should be investing in a Roth IRA.
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In response to the ad, Kevin Ross, a vice president of the National Corn Growers Association, shared a video of himself pouring Bud Light down the drain.
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Rents are also on the climb, and some, like Booth's now-husband, consider it money thrown down the drain — they consider the house to be an investment.
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If you are regularly pouring extra wine down the drain, consider buying in boxes (which reduces air exposure and can last up to a few weeks) or cans.
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Those "sell by" dates are completely arbitrary, and depending on where you live, once that date arrives, stores may be required to pour the milk down the drain.
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The cost of dirty water For a town with about 33% of its residents under the poverty line, paying for bottled water means pouring money down the drain.
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"The forecast has been a big help as it has saved my investment of almost $3,000 going down the drain had I cultivated wheat this time," he said.
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Next time you buy engangered fish, dump harmful chemicals down the drain, or leave garbage at the beach, envision the damage to deCaires Taylor's sculpted ecosystems, and reconsider.
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You've got a team to root for, but it's not like you're in the middle of this and you're two years down the drain because of one tweet.
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According to a recent study by Coupon Chief, 23% of American cardholders let their points and miles expire — that's a lot of potential award trips down the drain!
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If you're a poker pro, you've absolutely watched your aces get cracked by a miracle straight on the river, plunging thousands of dollars in future payouts down the drain.
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Microbeads are tiny balls of plastic found in popular hand soaps and body wash products that have a harmful effect on the environment once they go down the drain.
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Avoid flushing any non-soluble ingredients down the drain, as they may cause clogs, and be careful when you apply the scrubs as they can make the tub slippery.
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For about two years, I was an idiot who bought a coffee every morning on my way to work, effectively pouring hundreds of dollars a year down the drain.
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Newsreel reporter: Whenever illegal hooch or beer was discovered by the feds, it met the same fate: crack open the kegs and let the contents flow down the drain.
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Still, Coon, Miller, and even Snyder are optimistic that, with enough study, time, and investment they can prevent the future of healthcare from just being flushed down the drain.
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"They look at the example of the Soviet Union, which flushed billions down the drain on the military, and that was the reason for its collapse," Mr. Blasko said.
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"Whilst locals and visitors are embracing the issues surrounding use of plastics, they now need to be educated in not pouring fats and oils down the drain," he said.
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Even if there are no Fifth Amendment issues, when the reliability of a crucial cooperating witness is open to question, the government's case can go straight down the drain.
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Instead of dirt and grime going down the drain, it gets washed off into a tub full of water—where it has nowhere to go except back on your skin.
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Sometimes he got away with it, other times he got hit, other times Whitaker would grab a hold and Hall's chance of winning the round would disappear down the drain.
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While Lemonis worked to get Fuller's business back in financial shape — saving Fuller's inheritance money from going down the drain — he also helped bring Fuller's mom's legacy into the store.
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There was so much gnashing of teeth and worry before we started filming; the general consensus was that Joss Whedon was flushing a perfectly good television show down the drain.
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I came to Bern as poor as a church mouse, since the few thousand marcs I had put away in a bank went straight down the drain thanks to inflation.
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Then she sprayed minty soap into the sink and the shower, did a quick wipe with her hand towel, and ran hot water to wash the soap down the drain.
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And if those mouse strains were to be lost entirely, it would mean a lot of time -- not to mention thousands of dollars' worth of mouse maintenance -- down the drain.
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The only difference was that there were no buckets to scoop up the grey water, leaving us both feeling genuinely guilty about the wasted water that ran down the drain.
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And there's a sweet relief that comes with knowing all this gross stuff on my face is about to be rinsed down the drain, to reveal soul-affirming cleanliness underneath.
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The built-in hose connector means we can send the water straight down the drain, too, instead of manually carrying the bucket over to the sink three times a day.
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You won't need a colander to keep your pasta, beans, or veggies from sliding down the drain when you clip the Kitchen Gizmo Snap 'n Strain onto your pot first.
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Ultimately, more bills were found in the toilets of three different restaurants close to the UBS branch, with a total of $119,000 in cash chopped up and flushed down the drain.
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These products don't come cheap, but when you fork out for salon color only to use the wrong products to maintain it, you're essentially rinsing all that money down the drain.
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One researcher told him of an octopus that expressed its displeasure with the lab food by waiting until she was looking before stuffing the unwanted scrap of squid down the drain.
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Scroll on to see which out of the infusions we attempted actually landed a spot on our go-to summer cocktail list and which we'll just be dumping down the drain.
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I pour myself a glass of leftover white wine, but it seems to have gone bad, so I pour it down the drain (something I wouldn't have done a year ago).
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Exceptions were made for "ice cream" and "almond milk", but "soya milk" went down the drain, lest consumers assume it had been extracted from the soya udder of a soya cow.
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But there's another layer to this: If those people are intimidated or barred from voting, the work educating voters and getting them to go to the polls goes down the drain.
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Now, their appeal to the FDA demands a new rule to keep the chemical out of products that are washed down the drain and end up contaminating the nation's water supply.
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Pay attention to what you're pouring down the drain, clean with environmentally friendly sprays, and find a charity to support that provides clean drinking water to people who don't have access.
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As part of its rule for managing hazardous waste pharmaceuticals, the EPA has banned the "sewering" (or pouring down the drain or toilet) of hazardous waste pharmaceuticals at health care facilities.
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The liquid shoots through a pipe into a holding tank in the opposite corner of the room, where it will cool, reach an acceptable pH, and be released down the drain.
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I've seen them squirt out and rinse off handfuls of their Mum's Dermalogica face wash without even waiting for it to work into a lather, literally money swirling down the drain.
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Flushing a plus sign down the drain doesn't help anyone if your partner follows you into the exam room or an overly cheerful nurse says congratulations to him in the lobby.
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And it should be for people like Susan Collins, whose reputation as a champion of reproductive rights is absolutely going to go down the drain if she votes for this nominee.
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As much as people think the culture's going down the drain, there seems to be an elevating of people's estimating of the kind of narrative that will succeed in popular culture.
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An underground threat New Mexico dairy farmer Art Schaap has been milking his 1,800 cows every day for nearly a year -- and every day he dumps it all down the drain.
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"Each year we're finding more and more ways to make use of this water that was going down the drain," said Sam Jamison, the general manager of the label La Crema.
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His legal team now believes, however, that because he was called to testify in Virginia, he is no longer eligible for early release, flushing months of hard work down the drain.
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This is an issue of conflicts of interest and fiscal responsibility, revolving around how $50,000 in mandatory student fees ended up going down the drain, in the direction of the swamp.
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Worst of all, that decision sucked all of the confidence I had in myself right down the drain -- which up until that point had brought me all of my professional success.
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LS: Yeah, see, you don't use it, but that's a lot of money you put down the drain, and if you tell other people about that, they're not gonna buy one.
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You get into a circle going down the drain sort of thing, that's a finger pointing back and forth and it's like, "No, it just simply doesn't work in this ..." Right.
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The "Rack City" rapper rented the space for his company, Egypt Last Kings Clothing, and is accused of pouring ink down the drain and a bunch of other tenant no-nos.
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" Well, in the wake of President Donald Trump's flurry of first-week executive orders, you can almost hear dozens of former Obama administration officials saying: "Eight years of policies, down the drain.
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All of these things and more fill a dusty cabinet at the Ruhleben sewage treatment plant, where employees curate a miniature museum of the bizarre things people have sent down the drain.
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Your relatives have all gone back to their respective households, the eggnog has been poured down the drain, and the ornaments are being removed from your Christmas tree as you read this.
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"Showers are one of the most common places to think up your next big idea or solution", read a note, urging housemates "not to let your next idea go down the drain".
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It would be irresponsible to throw billions in taxpayer savings down the drain while dollar bills are still ending up in landfills after being in circulation for only a year or two.
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I washed the dust of three continents off my body armor and watched the memories fade down the drain and into the earth as I tried to make sense of it all.
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Inky's physical feats are, of course, incredible: He makes himself "flat as a piece of seaweed," then coils his body into a rope, slipping down the drain and out to the ocean.
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That's a total of 25 games lost from the starters, amounting to 4.2 Win Shares down the drain—more than double the total that any NBA champion has lost in the postseason.
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See, if you buy this new razor, you'll have a super high-tech robot razor that bullies all of the other razors until they finally just give up and go down the drain.
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If you're in a witchy mood, reconnect with your element—water—by taking a bath and visualizing yourself shedding what's no longer needed and watching it swirl down the drain when you're done.
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Many other new water-related businesses and startups popped up, including companies that specialize in designing and installing greywater systems to harvest valuable secondhand water that would otherwise have gone down the drain.
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By the time the last crescent had disappeared into my lips, the residue was all but gone, the usual unpleasant stickiness forgotten down the drain—and, I had to admit, it was wonderful.
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I put a [clean] doggie bag in my two-cup measuring cup and put the garbage or grease or other liquids that I don't want to go down the drain into the bag.
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Wear rubber gloves to protect your hands and do your best to slowly pour a cup of it directly down the drain to prevent splashing and damaging other surfaces — or worse, your skin.
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This ensures that nothing runs down the drain and allows us to use the gray water, leftover from our washing, for other items -- such as our garden, which once verdant, is increasingly brown.
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Now consider my father's drastically no-frills approach relative to the sticker shock of La Prairie's $90 facial foaming cleanser, $90 on something that is literally meant to be rinsed down the drain.
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Hursh then told her, 'If you talk, I will gut you,' " the affidavit claims, further stating that he allegedly told her, "'You will go down the drain and nobody will ever see you again.
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She confirmed our suspicions that storage really does matter — she knows someone who accidentally ruined a $2,000 bottle of wine by keeping it at room temperature and had to pour it down the drain.
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Unilever also runs its own Safety and Environmental Assurance Centre (SEAC) that takes a science-focused look at the environmental impacts of products throughout their life cycle, including when they go down the drain.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Economy Minister Sigmar Gabriel said on Sunday that if Britain's exit from the European Union was badly handled and other member countries followed its lead, Europe would go "down the drain".
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For decades, most Americans haven't given much thought to our water systems, not worrying where water comes from when we turn on the tap, or where it goes after it swirls down the drain.
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Return's one problem (not a small one) is a failure of nerve and—even when Mary turns bath time into a wondrous journey down the drain and into the ocean—a failure of imagination.
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Long and luxurious, in the time it took to wash and condition my once-long locks and shave the junctions pertinent to my dating life, my worries and troubles rinsed away down the drain.
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Here's a breakdown of what I bought: The actual cooking process turned into a bit of an ordeal: There were fire alarms and tears, and I had to toss my "yogurt" down the drain.
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Astrology tends to make waves only when something is wrong: Mercury's in retrograde, your love life is going down the drain, or your sign has changed completely (luckily, that last one was a false alarm).
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It is the latest high-profile merger to go down the drain and it has nothing to do with overzealous regulators and everything to do with the nature of the deals changing, Julie Brill said.
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Filling the atmosphere with CO20153 is a bit like filling a bath without a plug: the level will rise only if more water is coming out of the taps than is escaping down the drain.
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Passengers Justin Scerbo and his wife Allison Musante, told CNN that the ship was leaning so much -- Scerbo estimates 45 degrees -- that water from a faucet hit the wall instead of going down the drain.
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"If we leave the country hastily, all these (advances) will go down the drain," Ambassador Markus Potzel, Germany's special representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan and one of the 10 diplomats interviewed, told Reuters in Kabul.
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"All those bubbles and foam ... literally pick germs up and wash them down the drain," said Dr. William Schaffner, a professor of preventative medicine and infectious disease at Vanderbilt University School of Medicine in Nashville.
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It may seem quirky to tattoo a favorite phrase or a jaunty little mustache on the inside of your finger, but you might as well throw your dollars down the drain — because it won't last.
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"Putting the wrong things down the drain can damage the sewer system, cause sewer backups in your home, and sewer releases to the environment," writes the city of Portland, OR on their Environmental Services site.
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"One wrong move and the stone could just shatter, then millions of dollars right down the drain," Scott West tells me as he looks at a bright pink diamond in the palm of his hand.
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The modern act of embalming, popularized during the American Civil War, is a physically violent one in which blood goes down the drain, untreated, after being pushed out by embalming fluid pumped through the vascular system.
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As The Daily Telegraph reports, the angry farmers poured the equivalent of 90,000 bottles of Spanish wine down the drain and wrote the phrase "vin non conforme" ("non-compliant wine") on the side of the trucks.
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" Before you dump all your bubbly down the drain, Lin told CNN that "light drinking appears to protect against heart disease" and that "those beneficial effects should be weighed against the slight increase in breast cancer.
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The shooting at the home for the filming of the Tekashi 6ix9ine's music video was a VERY expensive setback for the record label behind the project ... as in almost half a million dollars down the drain.
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The Environmental Protection Agency strongly discourages pouring or flushing pharmaceuticals down the drain in any setting, including at health care facilities, because they may enter and pass through water treatment systems and contaminate the water supply.
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Without realizing it, many people spend tens of thousands of dollars in investment fees over their career, if not more, while not realizing so much of their hard-earned investment dollars are going down the drain.
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No, the way they go through the stack of quarters in no time, consistently hitting only a few targets before the ball sinks down the drain is a sure sign that they just stink at it.
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When cleaning products are thrown away or washed down the drain, the chemicals they contain, including things like benzene and formaldehyde, which are commonly found in air fresheners, ultimately end up in lakes, rivers and landfills.
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Contact lens packages don't currently tell users how to dispose of them, said Dr. Halden, who suggested that companies should add labels recommending that contacts be put in the garbage rather than washed down the drain.
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You may recall how the best-selling author and personal finance guru set social media aflame when she infamously said that 20-somethings like myself were "peeing $1 million down the drain" with our coffee habits.
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At the news conference, Galloway asked residents to help clear catch basins and said the department was considering preventative methods, such as temporarily installing "gutter buddies" to keep the carnival beads from rolling down the drain.
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"The most plausible economic explanation is that long-dormant wealth effects came back with a vengeance, and consumers slashed their holiday purchases when they saw their 401(k)'s going down the drain," J.P. Morgan economists wrote.
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Besides that, scientists take all kinds of precautions to make sure that viruses aren't being swapped among lab animals, which could wipe out their research, sending years of work and lots of funding dollars down the drain.
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Since Mr. Milosevic left power, "what little democratic gains we have made over the last 15 years are now going down the drain," said Jelena Milic, director of the liberal Center for Euro-Atlantic Studies in Belgrade.
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Then things went down the drain: A fight with Beyoncé's sister Solange that played out in the tabloids, negative reviews for Magna Carta, commercial challenges facing his streaming service TIDAL, and, most notably, Beyoncé's album-length evisceration Lemonade.
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After a few flight personnel managed to pin him down, police arrested him and charged him with unlawful assault of an airline employee, flushing his chances of getting that sweet, sweet PTO he was after down the drain.
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Analysts said that in the past many restaurants and food manufacturers poured old oil down the drain when the time came to replace it, often breaking rules designed to protect sewage systems that are very difficult to enforce.
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Throughout the couple's frustrating journey with fertility procedures — which involved two doctors, $20,000 down the drain, and a trip to the ER — they felt frustrated by the serious lack of accurate, unbiased data out there about fertility clinics.
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About 300 residents were given the all-clear to return to their homes on Saturday afternoon, but they were instructed not to use the shower, flush the toilet, or allow any running water to go down the drain.
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About 247 residents were given the all-clear to return to their homes on Saturday afternoon, but they were instructed not to use the shower, flush the toilet, or allow any running water to go down the drain.
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Treat the brine as if it's contaminated as soon as the turkey goes in, and dispose of the brine very carefully directly down the drain when you're done, making sure to disinfect your sink and the pot afterwards.
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But in the aftermath of the attack, he vomits blood while showering — plus a slippery silver fluke worm that slides out of his mouth and down the drain, back to the sewer where the Russian ship's powerful flukeman now lurks.
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Photo: APEver since the term was popularized by then-presidential candidate Donald Trump—and subsequently appropriated by Democrats—the stupid controversy over "fake news" has become a swirling vortex of pointlessness that refuses to go all the way down the drain.
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Fatbergs are all caused by things that shouldn't end up in the sewers, anyway: congealed fat (often poured down the drain by restaurants, but also by regular) as well as flushed health items like diapers, condoms, tampons, pads, and Q-tips.
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Otherwise my experience has been the opposite of Hannah's: My kid wouldn't take a bottle, which meant most of my pumping efforts ended up down the drain, and it was tough to get away for more than a few hours.
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"It's so exciting that legislation passed, but there are still a couple of years for the bill to go into effect, and that means millions upon millions of beads are potentially going to be washed down the drain," she says.
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"We're going to put [dead bodies] in acid and just let them dissolve away and then we're going to let them run down the drain out into the sewers and whatever," Hamm said, comparing the process to "flushing" a loved one.
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" 'Conflicting rules' A 2017 study titled "Drugs down the drain: When nurses object" begins with an observation: "Many times during a typical workday, American hospital nurses routinely discard unused portions of narcotics and other controlled substances into municipal water supplies.
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Read More: America Won't Forget Net Neutrality Over Thanksgiving Indeed, the Associated Press reported that Baltimore, which battled to remove a fatberg from its sewer system in October, is now begging residents not to dump turkey grease down the drain.
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TOKYO — When President Trump pulled out of his predecessor's signature trade deal on his first full weekday in office, the 11 other countries that had negotiated the pact were left wondering if years of work had just gone down the drain.
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Nash, who has about 2.5 million subscribers on YouTube, told Insider about the time he was going to film his friend Joe eat his toenail for $500, but they lost it down the drain when they were attempting to clean it.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Cambodian opposition leader Sam Rainsy on Wednesday accused Prime Minister Hun Sen of using the judiciary to crush the opposition and guarantee his own victory in 2018 elections while the country goes "down the drain" amid rampant corruption.
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He specifically referred to a 1972 conversation between Nixon and Graham in which the evangelist said that the "stranglehold" that American Jews had in society "has got to be broken or the country's going down the drain," to the president's agreement.
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As a society, "our perception of 'clean' has become confused with the word 'sterile,'" she continued, but if you ask her, true cleanliness comes from cultivating the right kinds of bacteria on your body—not washing them indiscriminately down the drain.
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We've heard a lot more about Keynesian economics since the financial crisis of 2008, when all the world's economies went down the drain and there was debate over how much money should be injected into them to prevent them from collapsing entirely.
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So what if you've already cheated on your New Year's resolutions, your formerly Marie Kondo-ed closet is a mess, and your Dry January intentions went down the drain last week when a waiter mentioned a special on a bottle of Merlot?
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I think it was just so easy for us to convince ourselves and honestly to be convinced by the people who were helping manage us in the early days, any little wrong move was going to send your career down the drain.
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Mr. Keillor's handpicked successor, the folk musician Chris Thile, 35, who first performed on the show as a teenager, cheerfully admitted in an interview that it could all go down the drain if audiences reject him after he begins hosting on Oct. 15.
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This television interruptus technique doesn't feel like a gimmick on Fleabag, which is a show all about spiraling down the drain of a single woman's messy interior life, but it does feel a bit forced in the context of the period piece.
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"When something like the INF goes down the drain almost like nothing, it shows you the degree to which people have forgotten the power of these weapons," George Shultz, who served as Reagan's secretary of state, told Voice of America on Thursday.
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You call your show "City on a Hill," you work the J.F.K. references hard and you open with Kevin Bacon, playing a cocky F.B.I. agent in the early 1990s, telling a hockey-related anecdote about the night Boston went down the drain.
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It's also best to use methods that require minimal added liquid; however, you can salvage nutrients that leach into cooking water when boiling foods by using the cooking liquid as a vegetable stock instead of pouring it down the drain, Linsenmeyer said.
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Maureen Dowd WASHINGTON — YOU know how desperate President Obama is — as he contemplates all his accomplishments going down the drain at the hands of a man he has total contempt for — when he is willing to do something so against his nature.
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In September 2017, Toubassy's team relaunched Wet Seal as a "crowdsourced, fast-fashion e-tailer," dispensing with the brick-and-mortar business model that helped drag it down the drain and adopting Fashion Nova's speedy mentality and direct-to-consumer business model.
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TEPIC, Mexico (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Apples, bread, pasta and coffee are high on the list of foods worth $218 billion Americans dump in the bin or pour down the drain each year, costing them and the environment dear, a green group said on Wednesday.
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Instead of our state fixing our water system and capturing more of this valuable rainfall from the recent historic storms, Californians are now watching our dams crumble and trillions of gallons of water go down the drain thanks to Jerry Brown's inexcusable record of inaction.
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"Suffice to say this move affirms Bahceli's control over the MHP, albeit hopes of the modernization of the MHP now probably go down the drain, and the dominance of the AKP will likely be further assured," said Nomura strategist Tim Ash in a note.
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People don't understand: I've put in work, I've been in this business for 30 years, and all of a sudden... When your past doesn't count for anything… I don't mind if my career goes down the drain, it doesn't bother me, it just doesn't.
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The bottom line: But in the current dynamic of ongoing escalation in threats and rhetoric between the Trump administration and the Palestinians, all the hard work Kushner and Greenblatt have done in the last year is at a risk of going down the drain.
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Relegated to composing each poem on an ephemeral cake of soap made her more laconic ("When I finished, I would memorize it, wash my hands and send it down the drain," she once said), and her response to protracted imprisonment arguably improved her poetry.
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The D.I. was court-martialed in 2014, having been turned in by his senior D.I., who himself would later be court-martialed for ordering his platoon into the showers and making them run in place, while thickening the air by pouring bleach down the drain.
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She had swigged some for good measure, then poured most of it down the drain in the master bathroom, the counter cluttered with her mother's makeup and perfumes, the mirror smudged in places as if her mother had pressed her face too close to the glass.
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But insurgents have created new options for the attention economy — as YouTube, Instagram and Snapchat grab share with new business models, ESPN is down to 88 million subscribers — still a massive number, but that nets out to a billion dollars in yearly revenue down the drain.
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As a single meringue was placed in front of me, the lithe chef clasped his hands and told the crowd that the crispy, light cookie was made out of the leftover water from a can of chickpeas — you know, that dirty sludge you pour down the drain.
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The mom's suggestion that maybe Jason's whole life shouldn't go down the drain because of one mistake could apply to virtually anyone on this show, as they are all rotten murderers who also might deserve a second chance at a normal life, and maybe even luv. RIGHT?
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Todd Weiler, a Republican state senator in Utah who posts his mobile phone number on his website for anyone who wants to reach him, saw his own workplace savings plan bill go down the drain after many members of the financial services industry lined up against it.
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"Another read, "Classless hacks, society is going down the drain..." Yet one more chimed in, "guggenheim museum has disgrace itself by offering a gold toilet to the president of the us , instead of loaning the white house the painting he was looking for , nancy sector needs to go now !!!
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Of course, you need a bunch of them to sense the image patterns with high fidelity, but you have to strike a balance: losing half a pixel may not sound like much, but if you do it a million times, that's half a megapixel effectively down the drain.
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"We weren't really calling attention to the fact that products are going down the drain or running off from gardens and into the water, so what better way to make a statement than labeling certain products as orca safe?" said Randy Burgess, owner of the two Ace stores.
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In the offline world, unintentional pollution takes many forms: washing your hair and sending globs of petrochemicals swirling down the drain, for example; or driving an old car and leaking oil all over the driveway; or fertilizing the lawn just before a rainstorm, trickling chemicals into the street.
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"A hard Brexit will result in the freight that we get from Europe, that we put on Virgin Atlantic going to America, just disappearing - we won't get any of that freight, so that would be another $100 million just down the drain, and I could carry on," he told the BBC.
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After it was all said and done, with no ball in hand, he's probably looking at well over ten bucks in stadium food down the drain on top of the cost of a new shirt and the incalculable damage to his dignity, now streaming as a looping GIF for all eternity.
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TEPIC, Mexico, Oct 25 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Apples, bread, pasta and coffee are high on the list of foods worth $218 billion Americans dump in the bin or pour down the drain each year, much of which could help feed the country's poorest families, a green group said on Wednesday.
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But Schaffner said the presence of the virus in feces "is likely to play a very small role, if any, in its transmission in the US.""I don't think it's going to be a problem here, where we literally flush the fecal material with the virus down the drain," he said.
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SULLIVAN: SINCE YOU'VE BEGAN CRACKING DOWN ON INSIDER TRADING, HEDGE FUND RETURNS HAVE GONE DOWN THE DRAIN I DON'T KNOW IF THERE'S A RELATIONSHIP BUT SOME PEOPLE I'VE SPOKEN WITH ON WALL STREET HAVE SAID HAVE YOU NOTICED, SINCE THE SEC GOT TOUGHER, HEDGE FUNDS HAVE HAD A TOUGHER TIME MAKING MONEY.
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Lyrically, she's completely off-the-wall and sparkling with brilliance (in "Execute", for example, she raps "Rub a dub fucky in the club with your headphones, bored motherfucker in the bath with the tattoos, big ass flipping those bubbles down the drain pipe, grow up smelling like that cotton candy kush ripe").
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But, due to what was either a screw-up of epic proportions or a case of outright discrimination depending on who you ask, Nadirah's dream of playing college lacrosse — along with a four-year scholarship estimated to be worth up to $250,218 — all went down the drain before she even stepped foot on campus.
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"The most plausible economic explanation is that long-dormant wealth effects came back with a vengeance, and consumers slashed their holiday purchases when they saw their 401(k)s going down the drain," said Michael Feroli, an economist at JPMorgan in New York, referring to the retirement savings plans held by millions of Americans.
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"The most plausible economic explanation is that long-dormant wealth effects came back with a vengeance, and consumers slashed their holiday purchases when they saw their 2.03(k)s going down the drain," said Michael Feroli, an economist at JPMorgan in New York, referring to the retirement savings plans held by millions of Americans.
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It is important for people to realize that, if the trans ban goes into effect, the military itself will be damaged by an abrupt loss of service members, and the exorbitant costs that went into training us will be thrown down the drain as the administration races to replace us, spending all that money all over again.
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The most likely result is that PhRMA and the drug companies are going to spend the next year or two years learning this lesson the hard way and much of that $300 million will go down the drain the second Senator Warren, Senator Sanders, and a Republican or two cry foul at the latest drug price hike.
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GroupMe for Android and iOS (free)BBM Hang on, hear us out: BlackBerry Messenger was always one of the Canadian company's strongest products and even if its handset business has gone down the drain, BBM is still a fine messaging app in its own right, and a lot of its features lend themselves pretty well to group chats.
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There's very much in Hollywood — but also everywhere else — a "cancel" culture, where if you say one mistake, like one bad thing, or one thing ignorantly, or you said something eight years ago that you didn't mean, or whatever, everything goes down the drain, and you're canceled, and nobody will give you work anymore, which is horrifying.
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Around the same time that Dunst's Oscar hopes went down the drain with that press conference, her peers — Portman and Hathaway — won Oscars less for the quality of their performances per se than for the narratives that surrounded them: the work and suffering that went into playing a tortured ballerina in Black Swan and a selfless prostitute in Les Misérables.
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You can save $4 on DIY Drano (by pouring some baking soda down the drain, followed by vinegar and hot water), a few bucks on multi-purpose cleaner by mixing up some baking soda, vinegar, and water in a spray bottle), and even more money by washing delicate clothing with dish soap and water instead of paying to have it dry cleaned.
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