I hate to be the Debbie Downer here too, and I keep coming back to this ... KS: Did you just say Debbie Downer?
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The karaoke universe is full of beautiful downer songs, and many do overlap with Top 40, which makes some downer karaoke sessions more accessible to novices.
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" - Tracee, 38 "Debbie downer when I'm trying happiness.
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And most Australian experts point out that calling Mr. Downer a "Clinton errand boy," as some did this week, denies the well-documented patrician conservatism Mr. Downer has exhibited for decades.
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" Meadows interjected, joking that the reporter was a "downer.
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Papadopoulos' conversations with Mifsud -- which he later disclosed to Australian diplomat Alexander Downer -- sparked the beginning of the Trump-Russia counterintelligence probe in July 2016 after Downer reported it to the FBI.
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And we know Downer, they had to thread a needle.
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We've tried, but she's cold, rude and a Debbie Downer.
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She prefers to be a happy person, not the downer.
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Black Mirror's latest season has no shortage of downer moments.
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The first time I experienced downer karaoke was an accident.
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And even the stocks that went up were a downer.
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Darren Aronofsky's hyperkinetic drama is a downer and a knockout.
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"I don't want to be a Debbie Downer," she said.
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And just down, like Debbie Downer, like a dark cloud.
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Cocaine is an upper, and fentanyl, like other opioids, is a downer — so cocaine and fentanyl have generally opposite effects, which can be unpleasant to someone who wants a pure upper or downer experience.
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It's just making the adjustment," she said, adding: "No more downer.
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CAVUTO: Always a half-empty -- someone is a Debbie Downer here.
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For anyone who loves technology, it was kind of a downer.
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This thinking is a downer: Sometimes social narratives are quite depressing.
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Mellencamp seemingly agreed and accused Girardi of being a Debbie Downer.
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That's not to say the season 4 finale was a downer.
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It strongly affected my sex life and that was a downer.
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She's a downer, and he's very cheerful in a manic way.
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GUILFOYLE: Gosh, you&aposre -- HARF: You&aposre a downer tonight, man.
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But a San Francisco move could well amplify the downer dynamic.
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But the maintenance of the cloth is a downer for me.
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"But I don't want to be a Debbie Downer," he added.
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"Find something that makes the days seem the same," Downer said.
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Not to be a downer, but it kind of makes sense.
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"I get up at meetings, and I'm Debbie Downer," she said.
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A bit of a holiday downer: Christmas tree farms are closing.
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It's a downer for students, who know they're not coming out prepared.
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Bringing in different kinds of sounds can be annoying or a downer.
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At the same time, it's not a downer; it's anthemic and empowering!
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Additional reporting by Geraldine Downer; Editing by Dave Graham and Michael Perry
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The band operated downer-blues that was beautiful murky, odd and beautiful.
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Star Wars was a blast, but this one was a downer, man.
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"I can't imagine a scenario where they can play this," Downer said.
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"Giving space to breathe is important in a difficult time," said Downer.
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He's the Eeyore of the ocean, the Debbie Downer of the deep.
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But the book isn't meant to be "a complete downer," she said.
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If there's any 'Debbie Downer' out there, it's always higher interest rates.
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The film's downer ending and snooze-fest title may have been problems.
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In March, Charlottesville Central District Judge Robert H. Downer Jr. exonerated Harris.
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Not only was Downer, had he donated $25 million to the Clinton Foundation.
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Downer then alerted the Australian intelligence agency who then told their U.S. counterparts.
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And then, not to be a downer, but then my mother died, right.
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Which is one of the things … You can be a downer about that.
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Author and journalist Mandy Wiener commented on Twitter, calling the situation a "downer."
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But hey, we know that Joy Division is a bit of a downer.
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Not to be a downer, but I think we all know the answer.
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Will legal coke be a downer because everyone loves snorting it in bathrooms?
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"That voice, that 'Debbie Downer in your head,' never goes away," said Clark.
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In the hours and days after Bryant's death, Downer displayed a wounded grace.
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"I never saw a human being seek excellence like him," Downer said Tuesday.
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"Aces nation has lost its heartbeat," Downer said, referring to the school's mascot.
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In some ways' I use music as a downer' to slow me down.
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But Downer is also a guy that donated $25 million to the Clinton Foundation.
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Is finding love that much a downer when you're Captain America or Tony Stark?
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It's a bit of a downer considering the optimism of the first song…Exactly!
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Most infamously, Papadopoulos told Australian diplomat Alexander Downer in a London bar in May.
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He has been the target of Western intelligence & Clinton's allies #halper #downer #tawil #mifsud.
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"I Took a Pill in Ibiza" is a hilarious downer of a lead single.
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Picking a super downer topic was not smart, and having subtitles was not smart.
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First of all, we find out Chandler hates dogs, which is such a downer.
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One of my favorite aspects of downer karaoke is being surprised by friends' selections.
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The party, when I arrived a little after nine, was something of a downer.
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One last downer note (sorry): Alcohol is pretty clearly not great for cancer risk.
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It looks to me that Holmes had all the hallmarks of a double-downer.
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Downer — another "courier" in some investigators' minds — has his own ties to the Clintons.
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Not wanting to be a downer, I replied that it was lovely and interesting.
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They launched this massive counter-intelligence investigation based off of Papadopoulos saying something to Downer.
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This might sound like a downer, but it's actually one of the best case scenarios.
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Thigh chafing in the summer can be a real downer and we all know it.
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Papadopoulos vowed back in July that Downer would be "next" to be exposed after Mifsud.
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These downer effects, some studies suggest, may grow more powerful after an early euphoric peak.
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Go deeper: The New York Times first reported on the meeting between Papadopoulos and Downer.
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This sounds like a downer, but it's only as depressing as any ego death is.
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That release occurred in July, after which Downer reported his Papadopoulos information to U.S. authorities.
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Around the same time, Australia's ambassador to London, Alexander Downer, reached out to U.S. officials.
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In this artistic endeavor, Joe makes downer acoustic stylings that showcase his witty, dark humor.
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Until then, Downer wondered, how will he fill his days with more than his thoughts?
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"As I process this, I have to find a way to move forward," Downer said.
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It's a downer most of all because the N.F.L. itself is in such a funk.
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"Aces Nation has lost its heartbeat," Gregg Downer, who coached Bryant, said in a statement.
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Moreover, you might even turn off others because nobody wants to be around a downer.
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"It makes sense," said Steven Daghlian, an analyst at Commonwealth Securities, which holds Downer shares.
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Downer denied Fields bond, which the suspect said he wouldn't have been able to afford.
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" –in 2012 On Rizzo's famous song, 'There Are Worst Things I Could Do'"When the movie was being cut together [producer] Allan Carr really wanted to cut it because he thought it was a downer, maybe everyone else thought it was a downer too.
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Despite his downer of a Valentine's Day, this dapper guy is optimistic he'll find love again.
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Over drinks in London, Papadopoulos then told Australian diplomat Alexander Downer about his conversations with Mifsud.
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Still, the agency is trying not to be too much of a downer about America's birthday.
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What measures have you taken to ensure that the game isn't too much of a downer?
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Sigh. So that this post is not a complete downer, here's a bit of hopeful news.
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So that was a downer, but I made some lifestyle changes, and it wasn't too bad.
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I was less into ON A DOWNER, because it didn't feel in-the-language to me.
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It is unclear whether Mr. Downer was fishing for that information that night in May 2016.
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And with the coronavirus having canceled school and suspended basketball, things are not easier for Downer.
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"I hate to be a Debbie Downer, but seriously, I don't think they thought this through."
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There, Papadopoulos reportedly told Downer that he knew that the Russians had dirt on Hillary Clinton.
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Papadopoulos, though, believes Downer was spying on him — a belief echoed in many right-wing circles.
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Downer said Charles Weber, a local attorney, will be appointed to represent the 20-year-old Fields.
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It's nice they went that way with it because it would have been a massive downer otherwise.
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After that, they open the investigation, and only after that do they talk to Downer about Papadopoulos.
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If there's one downer, it's that the Mi Bank Pro unfortunately won't rapid-charge Google's Pixel smartphones.
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During the meeting, which was previously unknown, Downer discussed his interactions with then-campaign adviser, George Papadopoulos.
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Now, another group of researchers are putting a real downer on weed in relation to ... your bones.
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The results were in line with adjusted... Black Mirror's latest season has no shortage of downer moments.
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Everyone has encountered the office grouch or downer, who often seems determined to bring down the mood.
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And I hate to be a downer, but you're probably still going to need a second vacuum.
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Sporty Spice was always my favorite, though, so her likely absence is a bit of a downer.
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In this week's letter, Jinnie Lee makes a case for being a total downer on karaoke night.
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Part of the reason this is so difficult is because I don't want to be a downer.
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Narratives are important for climate-change stories, because climate change can be a bit of a downer.
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I think Downer himself, in numerous interviews, kept explaining that we had one drink or two drinks.
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It's a downer and a knockout, and shown here the way its director, Darren Aronofsky, intended it.
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The prosecution against Zuma is being led by Billy Downer, the experienced advocate who successfully prosecuted Shaik.
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Rome Journal ROME — As far as guided tours of central Rome go, this one was a downer.
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Downer shares slumped as much as 26.3% to A$6.45, their lowest in more than a year.
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Don't share this with your older kids on the gift-giving day or days; it's a downer.
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It is unclear how much information the aide shared with Downer or how the topic came up.
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How refreshing, then, that 2016's most popular breakup song, according to Spotify, isn't a straight-up downer.
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Papadopoulos told Australian diplomat Alexander Downer over drinks in May 2016 that Russia had political dirt on Clinton.
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I spent a lot of time thinking about that, which is a bit of a downer, isn't it?
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Being a bridesmaid can be a blast — but it can also be a huge downer for your wallet.
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Elsewhere, Australian mining services provider Perenti Global Ltd said it was considering buying Downer EDI's mining servicing business.
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For Republicans on both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue, it was the coup de grâce on a downer day.
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During the meeting, which was previously unknown, Downer discussed his interactions with George Papadopoulos , then a campaign adviser.
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"Sometimes stress is just a major downer, but sometimes stress is anticipation — the open door of something new."
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I gave in at a friend's birthday party after a stranger told me I was being a downer.
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Saving money should never feel like "a downer," she tells CNBC Make It. Rather, it should be satisfying.
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Another downer: Acne can return during pregnancy due to hormones stimulating an increase of oil in the skin.
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Among the original trilogy of Star Wars films, the second stands out as a bit of a downer.
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Charlottesville General District Court Judge Robert Downer Jr. also presided over preliminary hearings Thursday for three other defendants.
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C.G. A lovely downer duet about the last dregs of a relationship from two casually confident young singers.
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"Sorry to be a downer, but I found this article disturbing and depressing," wrote Doug Hill of Philadelphia.
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Downer, in a separate statement, said the process for a potential sale of its Laundries business would continue.
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Contractors CIMIC Group and Downer EDI also dragged the benchmark, losing as much as 20.5% and 26.3% each.
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But like a lot of the album, it's a little bit of a downer — not exactly dinner party music.
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Screenshot: TwitterGasapo argued that Kessler is a public figure and Judge Robert H. Downer Jr. agreed with that assessment.
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Remember, with Alexander Downer, the ambassador who shared the information with the United States on his conversation of Papadopoulos.
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And we now know Judge, when Downer reported that to US authorities, he didn&apost even mention e-mails.
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There was instead a sinking feeling that I'd always be a downer, always on guard, never able to relax.
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"But if you bring a Debbie Downer to my party, then don't be surprised if you're not invited again."
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Downer EDI shares were untraded at A$7.42 per share, and Spotless Group rallied 49 percent to A$1.08.
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The writer is behind some of SNL's most iconic sketches, like Debbie Downer, so she's certainly someone to trust.
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Downer said he did not believe that Kessler was harmed by the remarks because he posted the video online.
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When the FBI cited Papadopoulos' involvement with Australian diplomat Alexander Downer when it opened the probe in Aug. 85033.
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Fallon almost always broke during the cowbell sketches and can be seen laughing in the famous "Debbie Downer" sketch.
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It was a real downer at first, but I think that's because I was sick during most of it.
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Sharing this sacred space with friends is proof that ending up in tears isn't the point of downer karaoke.
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Putting aside the question of sullying a beer festival with downer science, though, the study had an important aim.
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Downer added that options to help companies include converting cash interest into accrued interest payments to boost firms' liquidity.
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"I was shocked when I found out," said Alan Downer, a former historic preservation officer for the Navajo Nation.
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Not long after, however, he opened up to Mr. Downer, the Australian diplomat, about his contacts with the Russians.
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And then this is the one that is a downer, and I guess we should have done this one first.
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They get pegged as this downer band, but at the same time there's a lot of bouncy, catchy, colorful songs.
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As the story goes, Downer informed U.S. officials, leading the FBI to open its Russia investigation during the 2016 election.
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The surgery is a success, of course, because what a downer it would have been if the surgery had failed?
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A month later, The New York Times reported, Papadopoulos shared the details of that meeting with Australian diplomat Alexander Downer.
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The reveal that Hope, Janet, and Hank have been turned to ash is a real downer for an upbeat movie.
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As an additional downer, the USPS website had a security weakness on its website that allowed anyone with a usps.
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Wearing a black and white jumpsuit, the suspect appeared via video link from jail in front of Judge Robert Downer.
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I was pretty heavily into drugs, kind of miserable, kind of on a downer, got "FUCK LIFE" tattooed on me.
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Thor: Ragnarok had a pretty downer ending for such an upbeat film, and Avengers: Infinity War doesn't look much cheerier.
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Exactly how much Mr. Papadopoulos said that night at the Kensington Wine Rooms with the Australian, Alexander Downer, is unclear.
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No one wants to be Debbie Downer, but someone on the national stage needs to step up for financial sustainability.
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The FBI began investigating whether the Trump campaign was working with Russia soon after Downer reported his conversation with Papadopoulos.
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It's a downer energy, for sure, and it's no fun for Venus, a planet that, like you, loves to indulge.
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But perhaps the biggest downer is that Batman v Superman felt like Snyder's singular interpretation of DC's comic book superheroes.
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Engineering services provider Downer EDI Ltd soared 4.9 percent after it raised company's stand-alone forecast for financial year 2018.
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Honestly, the whole thing is more of a downer than Cady and Aaron's sweet torch ballad "Stupid With Love" needs.
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Exactly how much Mr. Papadopoulos said that night at the Kensington Wine Rooms with the Australian, Alexander Downer, is unclear.
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Though it can be a downer when boredom taints the pleasure in our lives, hedonic adaptation serves an evolutionary purpose.
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Downer also asked Fields, an Ohio resident, if he had any ties to Charlottesville in terms of relatives or friends.
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When a caller asked for an update, Doute explained the latest with a bit of a downer expression on her face.
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Mining services firms like Downer have been among the hardest hit by a rapid downturn following a two-decade resources boom.
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It feels like a bit of a downer to talk about my girlfriend while I'm on another date, sorry… It's okay.
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Double downer The Cleveland Cavs are (probably) going to lose the NBA Finals and they may be losing King James, too.
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Your mood is contagious, so if you're feeling like Debbie Downer, you are definitely going to bring those around you down.
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SARA SEIDEN Forest Hills, Queens To the Editor: Gerald Marzorati sounds more like a Debbie Downer than a guru on aging.
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The first season, which was adapted from a novel by Tom Perrotta, struck many viewers, not unreasonably, as a huge downer.
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Papadopoulos told Downer that he had heard that Moscow had "dirt" on Clinton, in the form of thousands of e-mails.
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Maura, who was vibing, followed with "Stay" by Rihanna, immediately appreciating the power in belting a piano-driven downer about heartache.
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This makes sense; no matter how much of a downer all this stuff can be, you just have to move forward.
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Saturn is currently in your sign, Sagittarius, and while that's not as brutal as a Saturn return, it's still a downer!
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Even the one called "Heat Death," which features a mutated vocal from Banoffee, doesn't really sound like that much of downer.
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Contrary to his delicious downer of a first film, the terrific "Big Fan," Mr. Siegel doesn't venture into risky areas here.
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Perhaps the main lesson here is to remember that one person's uplifting finale can be a major downer to someone else.
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Going to bed alone is (to say the least) a downer after four years of going to bed with someone else.
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A lack of voice control or any other way to make the process of finding things easier is a real downer.
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"I was being a downer about it but he was trying to make it upbeat and fun," she added of Jeffrey.
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" Seemingly hinting at a future sequel, Bonneville added: "It's sort of a complete downer because there's not another one next week.
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Downer shares were in a trading halt as the company sought to raise A$1 billion to pay for the acquisition.
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But who wants to be a pedantic downer insisting that her disease requires constant treatment or it would come roaring back?
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In May 2016, Trump campaign foreign policy adviser George Papadopoulos met Australian diplomat Alexander Downer for drinks at a London bar.
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Asked about those conversations by lawmakers, Papadopoulos said he did not remember speaking to Downer about Mifsud and the stolen emails.
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Despite its downer lyrics, the single became a festival favorite, earning a 2012 Grammy nomination and LED-heavy performance at the ceremony .
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" While singing "The Best of Both Worlds," Cyrus teased, "Like when [you've] taken an upper and a downer at the same time.
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You had a column this week about Alexander Downer, who was the Australian diplomat who, according to leaked stories, started it off.
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KAZIANIS: You know Laura, I think I&aposm going to be the Debby Downer of the group here-- INGRAHAM: That&aposs okay.
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For them, Smith was like having Debbie Downer on the field refusing to do cartwheels like the rest of the cheerleading squad.
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If this show were real, it would probably be too much of a downer and would likely be cancelled after one season.
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For fear of seeming morbid or like a total downer, I kept most of my thoughts about death and dying to myself.
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I was afraid of being a downer to others, but I realized I should be open about my feelings no matter what.
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I definitely used to be a little more negative, a little more of a Debbie downer about things, I'm not gonna lie.
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Downer set August 25 as the date for the next hearing; it is possible there will be a bond hearing before then.
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A decade earlier, as Australia's foreign minister, Downer arranged a $25 million grant to the Clinton family foundation to help fight AIDS.
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The only downer, we learn in a note, is that once the fountain was fixed for good, the goldfish summer vacations ended.
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Among them was Andrew Downer, an amputee who died on his porch with his service dog when no one could reach him.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Women Run in Droves, but Path Narrows" (front page, May 13): What a downer this article is!
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Australia's ambassador to the United States, Joe Hockey, responded sharply, rejecting Mr. Graham's description of the role of the diplomat, Alexander Downer.
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Then, a few days later, Papadopoulos told Downer, an Australian diplomat in London, that the Russian government had "dirt" on Hillary Clinton.
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"We definitely want to dissuade people from the notion that somehow a downer and an upper cancel each other out," he said.
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It's a downer of a role, though, stripped of all its humor (partly through the removal of Hastings, Poirot's square-jawed Watson).
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" Read more " _____ Hate to be a downer, but — whether this signifies prosecutions to come rests on what was behind the plea deal.
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"It doesn't matter if it's an upper or downer, drugs can mess with neurochemicals in brain, and can definitely impact ejaculation," he says.
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Cynthia Downer and Jonathan Lopez came across one on September 22 at Big Cypress National Preserve in Ochopee, Florida -- and they caught it.
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Here is the Clinton errand boy, Alexander Downer, with the walrus, Stefan Halper, a week before both were sent to spy on me.
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Downer Group, a Sydney-headquartered engineering firm, told Reuters it decided against bidding for the Queensland order because of the "onerous" contract terms.
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But we will not live in despair - because that would be lame, life is beautiful and no one needs another downer right now.
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A lack of joy classifies the player as a "downer," something that's outwardly detectable by those around you, and immediately makes them hostile.
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Buzzkills may end things on a down note, and they themselves might be downers, but ON A DOWNER just misses it for me.
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There's also a whole class of crystals that are meant to offer up protection — from bad spirits, negative energy from others, downer thoughts.
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Then, a few days later, Papadopoulos told Alexander Downer, an Australian diplomat based in London, that the Russian government had "dirt" on Clinton.
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Judge Downer said he would not grant bond to Mr. Fields, at least until he met with a court-appointed lawyer, Charles Weber.
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Engineering services provider Downer revised its annual profit guidance for 2020 from A$365 million to A$300 million owing to underperforming projects.
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Maltese professor Joseph Mifsud and Australian diplomat Alexander Downer are supposed key players in "Spygate," a term Trump tweeted on May 23, 2018.
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In his Spygate chart, Palumbo points out that Mifsud and Downer both have donated or worked with the Clinton Foundation in the past.
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The investigation was largely based on a May 2016 conversation between Trump campaign adviser George Papadopoulos and Australian diplomat Alexander Downer in London.
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The new Discovery show was created and produced by Emmy-winner Simon Fuller and directed and produced by Emmy-winning wildlife filmmaker John Downer.
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The other big downer here is the price, which, at €449 with taxes included (roughly $535), is quite steep for mere on-ear headphones.
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By now, you're probably thinking I'm such a downer — or wasting my time writing about a problem you think doesn't exist or is overblown.
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However, Papadopoulos has alleged that Downer, the Australian diplomat in the UK, was spying on him — a belief echoed in many right-wing circles.
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Maybe Lorne Michaels is hoping the laughs will flow more freely once viewers have knocked back a glass — or four — of Debbie Downer Chardonnay?
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Unsurprisingly—given that one's an upper and one's a downer—it's not a mix that's very good for your heart, or your general wellbeing.
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Collecting letters to spell out "RAISE FARES OVER FIVE YEARS TO FINANCE SIGNAL IMPROVEMENTS" would take too long, and be kind of a downer.
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I started out trying, I did, but they's such a downer that my productivity drops by 12% for a whole day after we talk.
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State prosecutor Billy Downer said the state intended to oppose the appeal, potentially triggering another delay that could push any trial well into 2020.
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Here's the real downer, though: despite this thing being called the Kindle Oasis, there's nothing here about it being waterproof — or even water-resistant.
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The internet monolith recently released its annual Year in Search data, and it gives some clue as to what a downer year it was.
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And yet, watching these characters live out their 40s as irresponsible and emotionally stunted man-boys is also a bit of a philosophical downer.
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Each of these formulations contains a cocktail of nootropic substances, and you can probably guess which is the upper and which is the downer.
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I was wrecked with grief, a zombie covered in artificially bronzed skin and warm blond highlights, trying desperately not to seem like a downer.
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It was an eye-opening performance, and the one downer was that it came a couple weeks before Gordon was supposed to return. Now?
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Elon said as much in a media call this afternoon: It'd be a huge downer if its blows up, but hopefully we'll have learned.
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In Charlottesville General District Court on Friday, Judge Robert Downer said it was clear that Mr. Harris did not intend to harm Mr. Crews.
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Ash has been a loser so many times, fans have just come to expect a downer outcome every time he steps up to compete.
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MAZZETTI: In interviews, Downer has said that — besides having one drink — he has said that you brought up the Russian dirt on Hillary Clinton.
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Lower Merion head coach Gregg Downer, who coached Bryant during the 1993-1996 seasons, told reporters after the game basketball was helping him heal.
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"If it didn't come to us, it would have to go to landfill," said Jim Appleby, a manager of recycling and infrastructure at Downer.
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Ahead of Papadopoulos' testimony, Polisi sent the House Committees a letter with nine names Papadopoulos was prepared to testify about, including Downer and Mifsud.
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Sorry to be a Debbie Downer, but even when you're tight with your family, you need a break from them — especially during the holidays.
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The bureau then flew former FBI agent Peter Strzok over to London to interview Alexander Downer and an associate about his interactions with Papadopoulos.
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"If it didn't come to us, it would have to go to landfill," said Jim Appleby, a manager of recycling and infrastructure at Downer.
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Funny that existentialism doesn't seem such a downer anymore, now that the omnipresent threat to our humanity is not material privation but informational excess.
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"I know I sound like kind of a downer, but I think we need to put it in context," he said on a conference call.
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It's not the first time the world's most famous physicist has raised the alarm on the apocalypse, and he's starting to become a real downer.
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It's never fun when Joey and Chandler are fighting, which is a big part of the reason why this Thanksgiving episode is such a downer.
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One use of the spent toner is to reduce rutting and cracking on roads with a product called TonerPave, created by Australian infrastructure company Downer.
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Zion Williamson's knee surgery before his first official game as a pro was an even more tangible downer after his tremendous preseason for New Orleans.
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Other major movers included Downer EDI Ltd, which was up as much as 4.7 percent after Deutsche Bank raised its target price for the stock.
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Witnesses tell us Cho started her set with a "debbie downer" discussion of her rape, Garry Shandling's death ... and white people having it so easy.
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DESANTIS: But Alexander Downer, in a recent interview, he said, "I&aposve never heard about any emails, I heard dirt I didn&apost hear emails".
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But the highlight — which was also a downer — was wandering through a number of communities that had been abandoned decades before and were slowly decaying.
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"It just feels like a hole in the heart that's possibly going to be there forever," Downer, 57, said during a series of phone interviews.
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Solver enjoyment is also a vital consideration, and as such I steer away from "downer" entries that relate to death, disease, terrorism and so forth.
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Maybe it's because he's livelier and more subversive than the other guys, who include Anna's rich older suitors, Alexei (Martin Jacobs) and Yegor (David Downer).
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All of which will make some people wary of the movie, and a synopsis of the plot does sound like a parody of a downer.
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Super downer Now we all know how Jack died, and "This Is Us" fans will never look at the Super Bowl the same way again.
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Two months later, after DNC emails hacked by Russia were posted by WikiLeaks, Downer tipped off the US government about what Papadopoulos had told him.
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The certification of the charges by Judge Downer means that prosecutors will take the case to a grand jury on Monday to seek an indictment.
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Though finding out that a relative of yours was wrongfully hanged is a huge downer, it may have been the thing that bonded Braff and Romney.
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"I didn't want to write a downer album about the fragility of life or anything too personal or autobiographical," he explains of the forthcoming full length.
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Sorry to begin with a downer ladies, but breast cancer is a disease that no woman (and no man for that matter) can afford to ignore.
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But then, there's the ending—which was derided by critics and supposedly crafted by producers who worried the original ending was too much of a downer.
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Engineering services provider Downer had earlier said it expected profit after tax of A$352 million for the 2019 financial year, not including the Senvion impact.
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Downer said it has started discussions with all key stakeholders to establish a process for securing delivery of outstanding equipment and completing the wind farm project.
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Stuart Billing, a general manager at Downer construction company, said single-use glass is crushed down to a sand-like texture and incorporated into the mix.
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The secret meeting, which marked a break with diplomatic protocol, was held in London between FBI agents and Australia's ambassador to the United Kingdom, Alexander Downer.
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Papadopoulos told Downer he learned of the information from Joseph Mifsud, a Maltese academic who was last seen working as a professor in Rome before disappearing.
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But if the suburbs were a downer for Trump on Tuesday night, he had other reasons to be cheerful: Republicans picked up seats in the Senate.
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After it was over, we all sat on our mats and meditated as more vapor bags (this time with a "downer" indica strain) were passed around.
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Being a downer at work places a limit not only on what you can do but also what your entire team can achieve as a unit.
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On the opening day of Alma and Esperanza's Tragic Quest, it was the most popular ride in Better-Disney, but the ride was, frankly, a downer.
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I also think Radiohead are as inventive as they've ever been, even if Moon Shaped Pool (which I liked) was a downer even by their standards.
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The FBI launched the investigation in July 2016 after Australian diplomat Alexander Downer reported a conversation with Papadopoulos about the Clinton dirt, FBI officials have said.
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What's more, many on Fox News and elsewhere say that somehow the Obama administration sent Downer to keep tabs on the Trump campaign and help Clinton.
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That was a reference to a reported tip from an Australian official, Alexander Downer, to the FBI about possible collusion between Russia and Trump's 2016 campaign.
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The atmosphere during these oppositions will be a downer—rejection is in the air, and people are feeling crappy about themselves, like nothing will ever improve.
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Yes, let me go to the whole issue, the whole narrative, David Limbaugh, was about Papadopoulos and Downer getting drunk together, as Gregg said, the first time.
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"I hate to be a little bit of a downer maybe for our fans, but we've decided not to compete at the Olympics," White said on Today.
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Pairing lo-fi, downer-pop riffs, and abrasive electronics with melodies that are both romantic and eerie, they could have been plucked from Olympia in the 90s.
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Not to sound like a downer, but there are also practical reasons why you shouldn't jump into a close-knit relationship with your partner's sibling, Boykin says.
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Remember, Downer is the guy that got drunk one night with some guy, and I know -- I thought I knew everybody in the Trump campaign, George Papadopoulos.
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And then if you look at that, then it goes into May 224, Papadopoulos, he meets with Downer and let&aposs just put this -- lay this out.
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That includes a 2016 Saturday Night Live California Red Blend, 2016 Stefon Beaujolais, 2016 Debbie Downer South Eastern Australia Chardonnay and 2015 The Californians Monterey County Merlot.
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From the Brangelina breakup to the election and everything that came with it to all of the celebrities we've lost — this year was kind of a downer.
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TOENSING: And then to your exact information -- HANNITY: And oh, and Downer, by the way, paid 25 grand himself to -- the $25 million to the Clinton Foundation.
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Downer karaoke unexpectedly kicked off one night after I entered "Yesterday Once More" by The Carpenters, a melancholic, downbeat song that I'd never sang out loud before.
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"Yesterday Once More" and other downer songs of its ilk nestle me back in that nostalgic brain space of being bummed out and being okay with it.
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And, not only is Randall making a fun excursion into a total downer of a trip, he shames Beth for trying to enjoy herself for one rare moment.
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What has happened is Downer has returned to Australia and gave a long interview to the Australian, the publication down there and basically said, well, nobody was drunk.
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But former House Intelligence Committee Chair Devin Nunes has been insistent that these events constituted malfeasance, and Papadopoulos linked them up with his larger Mifsud/Downer conspiracy theory.
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The 2016 Stefon Beaujolais, 2016 Debbie Downer South Eastern Australia Chardonnay, and 2015 The Californians Monterey County Merlot are all for sale for less than $25 per bottle.
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Commit to your self-care routine—there are major downer vibes in the air, and your self-esteem may suffer as rejection seems to come from all sides.
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She was a writer at SNL for more than 20 years and created some of the show's most memorable sketches — Debbie Downer, The Spartan Cheerleaders, and many more.
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One massive downer about the NX—that is, if Eurogamer's piece is accurate—is that the system's all-new operating systems means it won't possess convenient backward compatibility.
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Derek Hoke did not mean to write such a downer album, but once he realized how much he was holding in, he decided it was time to purge.
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"We will maintain a watching brief on the situation and do not rule out re-engaging with Downer if market conditions improve," Perenti's Managing Director Mark Norwell said.
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He held email strategy sessions with Downer about guarding Boston during the 2010 N.B.A. finals, when Bryant was named the most valuable player for the seven-game series.
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"We will maintain a watching brief on the situation and do not rule out re-engaging with Downer if market conditions improve," said Perenti's Managing Director Mark Norwell.
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" He pays $29.70 to join a start-up pitch competition — a kind of live "Shark Tank" — whose theme is captured in the downer of a phrase "Hack immigration.
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While the most talked-about news on Wall Street proved to be a downer, U.S. equities are poised to get a power boost from 2 big sources soon.
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While there, Papadopoulos reportedly told the diplomat, Alexander Downer, that he'd heard that Russia had thousands of emails that would embarrass Trump's presidential rival, Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
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Context: In May 2016, Trump campaign adviser George Papadopoulos told Australian diplomat Alexander Downer over drinks that he had been informed Russia had political dirt on Hillary Clinton.
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It feels like he might wrap up the Purcell case and then take his own life, which would be quite the downer ending for the season, but also appropriate.
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Judge Robert Downer declined to set bond at a hearing Monday for James Alex Fields Jr., who faces second-degree murder and other charges, until he has legal representation.
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Many Fox News personalities have pushed the (unproven) idea that the Obama administration sent Downer to keep tabs on the Trump campaign and help Hillary Clinton win the election.
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The official end of summer is already a downer — do we really need to make it worse by limiting our closets (and personal expression) because of some outdated statement?
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Not to be a downer, but should you be in the mood to revisit the 1995 seminal coming of age classic Now and Then, you'll need a DVD player.
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Quote: &apostop Australian officials, they broke with diplomatic protocol allowed the Ambassador Alexander Downer to sit for an FBI interview to describe his meeting with campaign adviser George Papadopoulos.
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Top Australian officials broke with diplomatic protocol, allowed the ambassador, Alexander Downer, to sit for an FBI interview to describe his meeting with campaign adviser George Papadopoulos, all right?
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"The internet is the modern form of culture," says Adam Downer, an associate editor at Know Your Meme, the biggest online database and chronicler of meme definition and history.
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But Downer said someone in that office was related to an individual injured over the weekend, and he would have to go outside the office to make a selection.
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You are the optimist of the zodiac, but even you will be in a downer mood—harness the energy by focusing on work instead of forcing yourself to party.
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That woman, Papadopoulos said, apparently worked for Australian intelligence and set up a meeting for him at a London bar to meet the Australian ambassador to England, Alexander Downer.
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Papadopoulos said he doesn't remember telling Downer about the email claim but does remember making a passing reference a few weeks later when he met the Greek foreign minister.
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Hashmi was a bit of a downer in my optimistic view of the future but he had plenty to say, especially on the topic of human growth and improvement.
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Sorry to be a downer, but GetVoiP recently released a list of 40 countries that have the most and fewest vacation days — and the U.S. didn't fare too well.
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More broadly, he "did not like politicians and felt uncomfortable with the normal byplay of political compromise" — and he was a downer for a country whose spirits needed lifting.
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He passed on that information to the Americans and to Canberra, but for some, especially in the world of right-wing conspiracy theorists, Mr. Downer remains a mysterious villain.
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Within two months, Papadopoulos was getting word of Russia's hacking ops via a Kremlin-connected source, which he passed along to former Australian Foreign Minister Alexander Downer that May.
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One little downer is that the Subsequent 25 only comes with 16 presets, but it also comes with Moog's free Editor Librarian software (available for both PC and Mac).
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When the emails began appearing publicly two months later, the envoy, Alexander Downer, told U.S. diplomats about what Papadopoulos had said, according to U.S. officials familiar with the events.
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It&aposs rare to see a superhero movie end on such a downer, but the snap in "Infinity War" proved to be the "Empire Strikes Back" of Avengers movies.
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I don't know if that had anything to do with it, but it was a bit of a downer, and we hope that things subside and work themselves out.
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Well, not to be a downer, but a new study argues that cleaning your home once a week is the equivalent of smoking nearly a pack of cigarettes per day .
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In other news, engineering contractor Downer EDI lost over 9% to close at its weakest in more than three months after its partner Senvion GmbH filed insolvency proceedings in Germany.
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Stuart Billing of Downer, a firm involved in constructing the road, said that the cost of using the recycled materials was comparable with building a road in the usual way.
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"This isn't a downer to anybody I dated before him, but I'm just going to be real: I never felt like, honesty, sexually attracted to anybody before him," Clarkson confessed.
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"The biggest downer of this movie is the idea that when the video tape surfaces showing that Killian has lied, everyone is instantly outraged and rises up," de Souza said.
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"Well, not many people know this — not to be a Debbie Downer — but I was told that morning that I had cancerous results for something," she said on the podcast.
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Engineering and construction firm Downer EDI is looking to launch a A$1.27 billion ($981 million) takeover bid for cleaning and catering company Spotless Group at A$1.15 per share.
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I write this column, after all, and if you read back in it you'll find a lot of pieces extolling the virtues of the most downer parts of video games.
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There's no bigger downer than a couple of buzzkills who insist on loudly discussing and dissecting their dissertation proposals during "Daydream"—and it's definitely not okay during "Polynomial C," either.
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Sometimes it's a downer; it doesn't matter if it's Bob Marley who's on the stage telling you, "I'm going to tell you who to vote for"—that's just not sexy.
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Probably not, because the planet of fear and restriction, Saturn, has been in Sagittarius, being a total downer by hanging out in the fun and flirtation sector of your chart.
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For the model, who looked back on the year in conversation with British Vogue, the constant drama stemming from social media was a major downer in her otherwise blissful year.
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That price may come as a major downer for people who have been searching for alternatives to the boring glass bricks we've been living with for the past decade or so.
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Milman prefers stupid-funny Instagram memes; Downer likes artful Tumblr creations that "spread naturally and have nothing to do with anything," especially the Les Miserables iteration on the "Steamed Hams" meme.
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In late July 2016, two FBI agents jetted off to London to uncover evidence that Australian ambassador Alexander Downer claimed to have on the Trump campaign, The New York Times reports .
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Atlanta Fed did not tweet any love notes, and indeed delivered a downer: it slashed its GDP forecast for the fourth quarter to 1.5 percent, from 2.5 percent a week ago.
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In the downer (but necessary) dept ... Heritage Financial is kicking in a $2,500 certificate for advice on wills and estate planning -- 'cause remember, you can't take all this stuff with you.
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The two parties are responsible for the construction and installation of 61 wind turbines in the Murra Warra wind farm, of which 36 have been erected, Downer said in a statement.
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But it is definitely a downer to report that the play's ghost story feels as leaden and ultimately unsurprising as its collective portrait of midlife doubts in the face of mortality.
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I Was Misinformed I don't mean to be a downer, but have you readers of a certain age noticed how many conversations we've all been having about making an early exit?
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The Israeli diplomat helped Papadopoulos contact an official at the Australian Embassy, who set up a meeting over drinks between Papadopoulos and Alexander Downer, Australia's High Commissioner to the United Kingdom.
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Days later on, May 10th, Australian diplomat Alexander Downer met in London in a bar with Trump advisor George Papadopoulos who reportedly revealed that Russia had some dirt on Hillary Clinton.
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Ignoring the packaging instructions that these bottles were for sipping, I pounded two back like shots and waited to see whether the upper or downer within this cocktail would reign supreme.
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In March, Charlottesville Central District Judge Robert H. Downer Jr. ruled that Harris hadn't intended to cause harm and was acting in self defense when he swung a flashlight at Crews.
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It was not the worst performance of his career, but it was certainly a downer as it ended a 10-game winning streak in which the New Orleans offense looked unstoppable.
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There were the jarring moments, too, walking past T-shirt vendors and murals that meant to honor Bryant but that also "signified our worst nightmare" because he was dead, Downer said.
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To speak out when we feel that men in comedy have crossed a line is to be a humorless downer — to say nothing is to be accused of betraying the sisterhood.
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Sentiment was further hit after Downer EDI revised its annual profit outlook to A$300 million from A$365 million owing to underperforming projects, sending shares of the contractor down 18%.
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" Bryant's high school coach Gregg Downer, who coached him from 1992 to 1996, could not be reached for comment but issued a quote that said: "Aces Nation has lost its heartbeat.
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While revisiting the past was often a downer, with the McLaren reports and Olympic retesting confirming the grand scale of recent cheating, living in the moment was routinely a joy ride.
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It's realizations like these, where you're laughing at something only to discover the absolute downer that forms part of the backstory, are a good reminder to maybe not be total jerks.
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Ever the downer, Moffat reminded everyone that may not be the right question: "Why is everyone assuming they all survive Season 4?" he said with a laugh to audience gasps and groans.
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Often, the ones that take off are truly not even a little bit funny (Downer cites Tide Pods and Cash Me Outside as other examples), and who knows why that's happening either?
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You can't forget two of SNL's most iconic characters, Stefon (played by former cast member Bill Hader) and Debbie Downer (played by former cast member Rachel Dratch), who have their own blends.
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"I want this not to be something that's going to be a downer for the rest of the night," Aldean, 40, told the audience as seen in video captured at the show.
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It's perhaps the default mode of Aaron's key influences—his history in emo and pop-punk, as well as a whole tradition of downer rap—to highlight the darker side of partying.
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Sydney-based Downer said wind turbine manufacturer Senvion's bankruptcy would result in a charge of A$45 million ($30.83 million) for the full year, related to obligations for completing the wind farm.
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"I want this not to be something that's going to be a downer for the rest of the night," Aldean told the audience in video of the concert posted on social media.
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It was at that May 2900, 220006, meeting that the FBI alleges Papadopoulos told Downer he knew the Russians had thousands of Clinton emails they planned to release later in the campaign.
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Like so many characters in this narrative, Downer had his own connection to the Clintons: He secured a $25 million donation from Australia's government to the Clinton Foundation in the early 85033s.
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But if Sundays are a downer and you find it difficult to get out of bed Monday morning, these could be physical symptoms that your job is no longer rewarding, says Ryan.
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It's not a simple-minded polemic about sexual freedom and not an operatic downer; rather, it's the story of a conflicted, solitary woman who's made an independent life as best she can.
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The gruff Belgian who helped resurrect the standing of figurative painting in the 1990s has turned the airy Palazzo Grassi, one of the locations of the Pinault Collection, into a brilliant downer.
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Papadopoulos, however, has claimed to have no recollection of telling Downer about those emails — even though he remembers other details about that night, including the cocktail he ordered, a gin and tonic.
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Saturday Night Live alum Rachel Dratch returned to the show to reprise the famous Debbie Downer, a character who loves to stress, complain, and generally bring down the mood wherever she goes.
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Mr. Papadopoulos said that he remembered a great deal from that meeting with Mr. Downer, which he described as confrontational, but he had no memory of discussing the dirt about Mrs. Clinton.
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Gregg Downer, the coach at Lower Merion High School who had guided Bryant to a Pennsylvania state title in 1996, wore Bryant's old warm-up jacket to an afternoon news conference Tuesday.
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Not to be a Debbie Downer, but with those odds, you're far more likely to get killed by fireworks (1 in 340,733 chance) or have quintuplets naturally (1 in 55 million chance).
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And in Admore, Pennsylvania, where Bryant attended high school, former coach Gregg Downer said in a statement from the Lower Merion School District that he was "shocked and devastated" by the news.
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Separately, Cimic's contractors were selected to build Stage 1 of the Parramatta Light Rail project in a 50-13 joint venture with Downer, generating revenue to CPB Contractors of A$420 million.
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Downer has been diversifying away from mining services by buying companies in parallel industries, but the Spotless buyout would be its biggest acquisition to date and the furthest from its main business.
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" Not to be Debbie downer again, but - from the 2005 Joint Statement:"The United States affirmed that it... has no intention to attack or invade the DPRK with nuclear or conventional weapons.
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I had concluded that it would need kind of a downer ending and that there was no conclusion except that we just had to wait it out while the evangelicals died off.
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Sounds like a downer, but there's such beauty here, amid the convincing conveyance of a decayed pixel world, that Hyper Light's score has been a work-time regular for me across the year.
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They meet and you know the story is Papadopoulos is drunk and he tells Downer about the Russians have all these e-mails from Hillary Clinton, they might drop them in the campaign.
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Downer confirmed on Monday that it was handing over operations at the mine in the state of Western Australia, but said it did not expect the change to affect its 2016 financial results.
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The agents&apos summary of the "highly unusual" interview with Downer reportedly provided the basis for a case that was later taken over by special counsel Robert Mueller a year ago on Thursday.
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A couple of decades later, Wellington Wells is a groovy, rainbow-hued high-tech police state where being a drug-free "Downer" is illegal and every respectable citizen sports a permanently smiling mask.
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"I don't want to share your pretty heart with anybody else / I'm a selfish guy, it's only you, me, and myself," Asha sings over some downer-pop keys, her voice cracking, gentle, casual.
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We realize this news is a downer during the holiday season, but it should also help inform animal-lovers — and Christmas fanatics — about those "Winter Wonderland" sleigh rides and seasonal displays they attend.
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But comparatively they're gooey and mechanical—it's a downer when the thought-through details of "Smaller and Smaller" resolve into generalized nostalgia, when the quiet sanity of "Shouting" builds to a rousing chorus.
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In July 22019, the Obama administration accepted unsolicited information from Alexander Downer, an Australian diplomat who just happened to have helped arrange a $25 million government donation to the Clinton Foundation years before.
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The latest clip, released today, drops a little levity into director Duncan Jones' videogame adaptation (maybe someone got the memo about Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice being too much of a downer?).
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My emotions are a bit more contained these days, but downer karaoke provides relief when I get to force out some good ol' sadness, amplified with the aid of a loud-ass mic.
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And they continue on "Otra Noche en Miami," which combines 1980s synth-pop melancholy with Drake-style melancholy for an utterly modern downer about how a glamorous life is no replacement for love.
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George Papadopoulos, a former foreign policy advisor to the Trump campaign, told the Australian diplomat Alexander Downer that Russia had damaging information on Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, the Times reported this weekend.
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Haspel was the CIA's station chief in London in 2016 when the U.S. Embassy there was made aware of Mifsud's contact with a Trump campaign adviser, George Papadopoulos, by Australian diplomat Alexander Downer.
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Mueller's investigation was triggered in part when a top Australian diplomat, Alexander Downer, was allegedly told by Trump campaign adviser George Papadopoulos that Russia had damaging information about Democratic presidential contender Hillary Clinton.
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Ahead of his testimony, Papadopoulos' attorney for his congressional proceedings, Caroline Polisi, sent the committees a letter, obtained by CNN, stating he was prepared to speak about nine individuals, including Mifsud and Downer.
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Like the distant yearning of his Hundred Waters remix last year, his collaboration with fellow Justin Bieber accomplice Poo Bear "Would You Ever" is a similar humid downer disguised by a breezy beat.
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A large company pushing for sex education is undoubtedly a good thing, but knowing that it's now a major competitor for smaller, less financially stable sex ed organizations is a bit of a downer.
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That's not to say the room is a downer — it errs on the side of collaborative fun above all else — but it nevertheless juxtaposes the adrenaline rush of solving puzzles with some grim revelations.
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It was looking kind of obvious that the ending might be a downer, but I'm OK with that when it's earned—although this ending did not feel earned to me from a plot perspective.
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The one downer for UCF came with 1:21 left in the third quarter when starting cornerback Brandon Moore suffered an apparent foot or leg injury and had to be carted off the field.
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It was revealed in 2014 that the company ran a study to see if it could alter people's moods by showing them a disproportionate number of uplifting or downer statuses in their news feeds.
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And none of the downer bits matter when you're in the heat of a pitched shootout, dodging to and fro as you dip in and out of bullet time while bullets shred everything around you.
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Again, it's not so much that we were reinventing the wheel here but when they actually sit down to dinner, things have seemingly been resolved for Ted and Robin in a kind of downer way.
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According to The New York Times , two FBI agents were sent to London in July 21977 -- before President Trump won the election -- to investigate information Australian ambassador Alexander Downer claimed to have on the campaign.
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A New York Times report earlier this month indicated that the investigation began not with Steele's dossier but with Papadopoulos's drunken conversation with Downer, Australia's ambassador to the UK and a former Australian foreign minister.
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Recalling the hilarious 2004 sketch "Debbie Downer: Disney World," which became infamous for breaking everyone in the cast, Fallon points out that he held back his laughter almost until the end, unlike costar Horatio Sanz.
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The conversation between Papadopoulos and the diplomat, Alexander Downer, in London was a driving factor behind the FBI's decision to open a counter-intelligence investigation of Moscow's contacts with the Trump campaign, the Times reported.
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The New York Times later reported that it was Papadopoulos's discussions with an Australian diplomat, Alexander Downer, about those emails in May 2016 that helped trigger the FBI's inquiry into Russian interference the following July.
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The older Bose QC 35 II headphones are mostly made of plastic, which can be a bit of a downer, but they're lighter and arguably more comfortable than the heavier, metal-laden Bose NC 700.
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There's no family to raise and care for, no feedings required, and no risk of your pet turning up dead one morning—which can be a real downer when you're already nursing a hangover yourself.
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It's a real downer to read about something as dark and unfortunate as wrongful incarceration, but Mr. Hinton expresses himself with a heart incomprehensibly swollen with love and gives meaningful insight into his alienating experience.
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After hacked emails from the Democratic National Committee surfaced a few months later, Downer alerted the FBI about his conversation with Papadopoulos, setting off an investigation into possible coordination between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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SYDNEY, April 4 (Reuters) - Australia's Fortescue Metals Group Ltd said on Monday it would take over operations at its Christmas Creek mine from September, after an outsourcing contract expires with mining services company Downer EDI Ltd .
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Tens of thousands of people retweeted posts in which he tossed around terms and names like Joseph Mifsud, Alexander Downer, and "FISA declassification" — which has a familiarity only found in niche online Trump–Russia sleuthing circles.
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That investigation was opened after Australia's top diplomat in Britain, Alexander Downer, informed his American counterparts about a conversation he'd had two months earlier with George Papadopoulos, then a foreign policy adviser to the Trump campaign.
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As beauty enthusiasts, so much of the fun of going out is creating that perfect, on-point look — so losing our glam before we've even made it to our post-pregame locale is a serious downer.
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While Bill Clinton gave the most supportive spousal speech conceivable at the convention, the fact that our first female presidential nominee is married to a former president is a bit of a downer for some people.
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Its extraordinarily efficient 90 minutes progress at a calm, almost ceremonial pace, and we are never invited to feel the sensuous rush associated with boxing movies of both the upper ("Rocky") and downer ("Raging Bull") varieties.
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Downer, now Australia's ambassador to London, provided the account of a conversation with Trump campaign adviser George Papadopoulos at a London bar in 2016 that became the official reason the FBI opened the Russia counterintelligence probe.
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At Ceres, a Chelsea gallery that represents mostly contemporary female artists, there is an exhibition of paintings by Elizabeth Downer Riker of farms and farmers in Oaxaca, Mexico, and their rooftop farming counterparts in New York.
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After tense deliberations between Washington and Canberra, top Australian officials broke with diplomatic protocol and allowed the ambassador, Alexander Downer, to sit for an F.B.I. interview to describe his meeting with the campaign adviser, George Papadopoulos.
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As always, my game tastes tend toward the downer, the sad, and the melancholy, but I think this list bucks that trend in some interesting ways that I had not considered until I wrote everything down.
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STRASSEL: Well, it&aposs important because what we have now discovered and put out there is that Alexander Downer, when he met with Papadopoulos, we had never known how the information was transmitted back to the FBI.
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Interestingly, other studies have shown that listening to sad music can evoke feelings of comfort, which could explain why some people elect to listen to downer tunes (like Adele's music) when they need a pick-me-up.
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Not to be a Debbie Downer, but I could think of a few stronger ways to piss off Trump — like, for example, blocking him from firing the Special Counsel, or telling him that people like Obama more.
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Rachel Dratch, 53, made a name for herself on "SNL" with her popular characters, including the make-out-obsessed Bostonian in the "Boston Teen" sketches, the sexaholic wife in the "Lovahs" sketches, and her iconic Debbie Downer.
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Papadopoulos, then a foreign policy adviser to Trump's campaign, was drinking at an upscale London bar when he told Australia's top diplomat in Britain, Alexander Downer, that Russia had political information on Clinton, according to the report.
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Finally, I hate to end on a downer, but you really should read our old Times colleague Todd S. Purdum's investigation into the Owen Labrie rape trial at St. Paul's School in Concord, N.H., in Vanity Fair.
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NEW YORK — Getting thrown out at the plate was frustrating, allowing a run to score on an error was disappointing and not being able to get the go-ahead run in from second base was a downer.
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Papadopoulos, 31, took aim at former Australian foreign minister Alexander Downer in particular, with whom the former Trump aide had shared drinks at an upscale London bar in the early days of the campaign, in May 2016.
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Industrial stocks traded higher, with the benchmark's top percentage gainer Downer EDI recovering some of its losses from the previous session as investors bought into the stock on expectation of a potential upside in the longer term.
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In May 2016, Papadopoulos allegedly revealed to Australian diplomat Alexander Downer that Russian officials were shopping possible damaging information on Clinton, likely implying that Russian officials were offering the information to the Trump campaign, the newspaper reported.
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One of the prosecutors, Billy Downer, told the Pietermaritzburg High Court that Mr. Zuma's legal team had said that the former president would be out of the country for treatment until mid-March, local news media reported.
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Efforts by Durham to gain cooperation from Australia, England, and Italy likely concern figures such as Misfud, who met an Australian diplomat, Alexander Downer, in London and discussed how there were "thousands of emails" in Russian hands.
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In May 2016, Papadopoulos allegedly revealed to Australian diplomat Alexander Downer that Russian officials were shopping possible damaging information on Clinton, likely implying that Russian officials were offering the information to the Trump campaign, the Times reported.
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So the focus of the day for almost every Yemeni is on getting over the morning's downer, getting some food into the belly (khat is agony on an empty stomach) and then settling down for a good chew.
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Downer EDI, an integrated services business that designs, builds and runs infrastructure and facilities, fell around three percent after it said it would book an impairment on its mining-related business for the half-year to December 31.
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Not that Binance needs help making money; a recent report from The Block suggested it made a profit of $446 million in 2018, a year that was most definitely a downer for the crypto industry across the board.
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It can be hard to return to work after a long weekend — especially one that marks the end of summer — but thankfully, there's a freebie that might make going back to reality a little less of a downer.
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This particular compilation features some old favorites ("Debbie Downer"), some newer cuts ("The Californians") and a whole lot of very funny people succumbing to their and their peers' funniness And yes, Bill Hader as Stefon is heavily featured.
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But put anything up your nose and it's likely you'll end up supplementing that with something else—another upper on top of your existing upper, a downer to even you out when you want to go to sleep.
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He piles on plenty of imagery that captures America (largely the New Jersey of his childhood) as a dreary name-brandy shopping mall, but impeccable comic timing prevents him from drifting too far into the Debbie Downer zone.
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The qualifiers of a downer song are purely subjective, but the general sweet spot: a low-tempo tune with stripped-down vocals and vulnerable lyrics—of unrequited love, loneliness, self-doubt, a tragic incident, painful memories, et cetera.
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The key to saving money is to find the same kind of pleasure you get from spending when you save, the personal finance expert told CNBC Make It. Saving money should never feel like "a downer," Orman said.
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Whether the rise of uncivil politics, the insecurity of one's personal data, the continued threat of terrorism and nuclear weapons or yet another example of those in power abusing their station, it's been a downer of a year.
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Critic's Notebook TORONTO — Death-haunted, drawn to danger and desperate for connection, with his ceremonies in sound charting transitions from life to something beyond it, the Canadian composer Claude Vivier should be the great downer of modern music.
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I didn't mean to have this session end on a downer, but for those of us who have kids, and those of us who have younger readers who talk about this all the time, I think it's really interesting.
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Now, after his latest Grand Slam downer — a first-round loss to Fernando Verdasco at the Australian Open — the questions about everything from Nadal's coaching structure to his confidence to his foot speed at age 22015 will swirl again.
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It doesn't retroactively make Alabama any less of a dream creation, but that downer conclusion would at least burst the masculine fantasy bubble of a geeky retail worker who's able to abruptly segue into being an action movie badass.
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"[I] don't mean to be a Debbie Downer on the potential for a big, blockbuster-hyped acquisition, but it could be another suitor like Microsoft, like Salesforce, who sees the virtue in extending their portfolio to social, " he said.
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People can pay lip service to the idea, not do much to change their own behavior and either feel great about themselves or think accusations of sexism are basically the equivalent of unintelligible shrieking from Debbie Downer man-haters.
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At the beginning of the investigation, the bureau dispatched two agents to London to interview Australian Ambassador Alexander Downer, who reportedly had proof that one of Trump's advisers knew about Russia's meddling in the 2016 election before it occurred.
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Beloved characters dying is a downer, and an audience that truly believes their newest favorite character may be gone for good is an audience that could be disincentivized to check out the next Avengers installment when it rolls around.
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He said the typical cycle of exposing bigotry — someone says a dumb thing, the target retweets it, other people get outraged — is a bit of a downer, and typically reaches people who are already aware that bigotry is bad.
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It all starts with Alexander Downer, Australia's former chief diplomat in London, who helped kick off the investigation into Russian interference after a Trump adviser told him over drinks that the Russians had reported having dirt on Hillary Clinton.
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The scenario was that a man named a Downer who was the top Australian diplomat in London had reached out to George Papadopoulos as Papadopoulos a low-ranking sort of volunteer member of the Trump foreign policy advisory team reaches out.
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According to this narrative, the FBI did not launch its probe until July 31, 2016, only after Australia tipped it to a conversation junior Trump aide George Papadopoulos had with Australian diplomat Alexander Downer in the spring of 2016 in London.
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The question, "Never have I ever picked up a hitchhiker" resulted in a surprise story from Pell, an SNL writer for more than 20 years who created some of the show's most memorable sketches like Debbie Downer and The Spartan Cheerleaders.
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"This year was the craziest I've ever seen... we lost everything - there was no sand, there was nothing, the water was hitting right here, all those trees fell down," said Downer, pointing to the nearby road amid a torrential downpour.
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Not to go all Debbie Downer on you, but all that cool stuff you're buying during Amazon's annual Prime Day sales event could be gone as soon as it arrives if your house isn't protected from thieves and porch pirates.
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After spending a night getting wasted in an upscale London wine bar with Australia's High Commissioner to Britain, Alexander Downer, a young foreign policy advisor to the Trump campaign, George Papadopoulos, revealed that Russia had political dirt on Hillary Clinton.
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Some time after the downer of running on the new highway, I had the experience of doing sprints in one of the halls of the school athletic building on a day that was too rainy for us to practice outside.
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The New York Times reported that Papadopoulos, then a foreign policy adviser to Donald Trump's campaign, was drinking at an upscale London bar when he told Australia's top diplomat in Britain, Alexander Downer, that Russia had political information on Clinton.
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In addition, the report says the two-month delay in passing the information to the FBI came because Downer did not realize the importance of what Papadopoulos had told him until July of 2016, when WikiLeaks began releasing hacked Democratic emails.
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Downer karaoke is best with very close friends because things can get moody quickly—but that's all part of the "fun," sort of like how it can be "fun" to rewatch The Notebook or Coco so you can cry with others.
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But "Dear Evan Hansen" is anything but a downer; the feelings it stirs are cathartic expressions of a healthy compassion for Evan's efforts to do good, and his anguish that he may be causing more trouble than he can cure.
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On the other hand, do invest in a great pair of activewear snow pants if you&aposre a skier, hiker, or runner, because many lower-cost pairs can inhibit motion, which can be a downer, and might not provide enough warmth.
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But the laughter these actors elicit in Richard Jones's upbeat downer of a production — part of a double bill with Beckett's seldom performed "Rough for Theater II" — is of the hard, startled variety that comes when dire truths are acknowledged.
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The initial idea for what would become "Undone" struck Purdy while she was writing a similarly hallucinatory "BoJack" episode called "Downer Ending," in which the equine star embarks on a drug binge that triggers visions of an alternate life path.
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The top performer on the main index, however, was engineering contractor Downer EDI Ltd, which hit a 7-year high, gaining as much as 19.4 percent after posting better-than-expected first-half results and raising its full-year guidance.
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But where others might see its monochrome aesthetic and industrial aura as a downer, the city is crawling with artists who see it as an opportunity — to not only imbue Aberdeen with color and light, but also to change its reputation.
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But even without the genre-flouting experimentalism, West's still a moving writer, ruminating on the perils of unexpected teenage success ("Sometimes I wish I didn't drop out of school," he muses on "No L's") and of romantic dissolution and and other downer shit.
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Now, this week we now know that Mr. Downer, the former Australian ambassador, High Commissioner in London said that he had given it to -- the information to the Australian ambassador in the U.S. Well, now we know that that&aposs not true.
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NUNES: Well, that was the new information I was referring to just a little bit ago is that the New York Times had reported that Mr. Downer, the Australian High Commissioner had brought this information through official channels through five eyes intelligence.
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So people in the U.S. State Department have admitted they were involved so now we&aposre trying to figure out well, who at the state but Department was involved, did Mr. Downer take this information to the State Department, is that what happened?
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"This isn't a downer to anybody I dated before him, but I'm just going to be real: I never felt like, honestly, sexually attracted to anybody before him," Clarkson confessed at the private show at the Highline Ballroom in New York on Friday.
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As someone who had a position that turned her into a regular Debbie Downer without even realizing it, I know firsthand that your career can have a huge impact on how you feel outside of the office — for better or for worse.
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" Let's hope Hannah's fans have grown up as much as Miley ... 'cause the new full-grown, party animal version went a little like this ... "The best of both worlds, like when you take an upper and a downer at the same time.
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After dropping a handful of trailers for new episodes of Black Mirror's upcoming fourth season, Netflix finally announced on Wednesday that Charlie Brooker's reliably exhilarating downer will drop on Friday, December 29—just in time to ring in a future bleaker than 2017.
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If Tuesday brings another round of disappointment, don't forget that winning the lottery isn't always a good thing, and stories abound of big winners going into debt, fighting with family members or — and our apologies for being a real downer here — being murdered.
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According to The New York Times, Papadopoulos confessed to Downer over drinks that he'd been told by a London-based professor, who is reportedly suspected of being a Russian operative, that Russia had acquired emails with damaging information about Trump's opponent, Hillary Clinton.
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But heed the title: What we get is no downer but a charming dramedy, with an oddball voice (you can almost hear that "Gonna" in Thomas's reedy Aussie accent) and a bittersweet undercurrent (that "Gonna" is also, notably, in the future tense).
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Within this vast conspiracy, Trump and Barr have latched on to three specific elements that circulate among right-wing blogs, pro-Trump subreddits, and white nationalist message boards — namely the cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike, the Australian diplomat Alexander Downer, and Maltese professor Joseph Mifsud.
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Papadopoulos was the start of the investigation A New York Times report earlier this month indicated that the investigation began not with Steele's dossier but with Papadopoulos's drunken conversation with Downer, Australia's ambassador to the UK and a former Australian foreign minister.
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Fields, who has a documented history of attending white supremacist rallies and posting neo-Nazi slogans to his Facebook page, was initially charged with second-degree murder, but on Thursday, Judge Robert Downer upgraded that to first-degree murder and confirmed nine other charges.
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And the only way they managed to sort it out was to have the running after the shooting rather than the other way around on the grounds that if you have to run 3,000 meters cross country you weren't about to take a downer.
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In case summer is getting too fun and you need a downer, look no further than "The Damned," Ivo van Hove's adaptation of the 1969 Luchino Visconti film, which follows a steel dynasty during the rise of the Nazis (July 17, Park Avenue Armory). ♦
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But they revealed very early on when that trip took place to Great Britain, that in fact, there were deep negotiations with Downer, with our State Department, that had to be at the top for him to allow himself to be interviewed by the FBI.
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I'm a proponent of downer karaoke,and my version of it looks like this: a private karaoke room with two or three friends max, during after-work hours, with a playlist consisting of sad ballads that, in a different setting, might bum people out.
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I'm not meaning to be a downer about this game, I'm really not, but I felt that people like me, who have enjoyed lots of RPGs over the years but are not dedicated Dragon Quest superfans, are not present in the Dragon Quest XI equation.
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On Saturday, the paper reported that George Papadopoulos, who served as a foreign policy adviser to Donald Trump's presidential campaign, told Australian diplomat Alexander Downer that Russia had political dirt on Trump's Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, after a night of heavy drinking in May 2016.
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Papadopoulos is a key figure to both investigations because of his role sparking the FBI's counterintelligence investigation into Trump and Russia, which began in July 2016 when Australian diplomat Alexander Downer reported to the FBI that Papadopoulos told him about Russian dirt on Clinton.
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He was expressionless as Judge Robert Downer Jr. told him he was being charged with one count of second-degree murder and three counts of malicious wounding, for driving a speeding car into a crowd, killing 32-year-old Heather Heyer and injuring 19 others.
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PLAYA COCLES, Costa Rica (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As towering waves smashed onto Costa Rica's Cocles beach, sucking away much of its sand, surf instructor Leo Downer was scared the coastal road, along with his Toyota car, would be washed into the Caribbean by the ferocious February storm.
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About two months after the meeting with Downer, after WikiLeaks posted hacked Democratic National Committee emails online, Australian officials passed Papadopoulos' information along to their US counterparts, the Times reported, citing four current and former American and foreign officials with direct knowledge of the Australians' role.
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I often see tweets on Mondays from solvers who just finished their first New York Times crossword ever, and the last thing I want is to stymie such a would-be new solver with an even potentially-frustrating crossing, or other similar downer of a moment.
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CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - Olympic 400m champion Wayde van Niekerk says that while the postponement of the 2020 Tokyo Games due to the coronavirus outbreak was a "downer" the delay will give him time to regain full fitness after a long period on the sidelines due to injury.
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Eventually, time seemed to polish the sharp edges of local sporting antipathy toward Bryant, and he is now acknowledged as one of the two greatest basketball players from Philadelphia, along with Wilt Chamberlain To Lower Merion, Bryant remains what Downer called the heartbeat of the school.
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"I have a feeling that this is the downer part of the trip where you're going to tell me that I need four polls and I've only got three polls left," Mr. Booker said, with Matt Klapper, his senior adviser leaning in from the back seat.
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But like so much about the pre-election period, the episode has been the subject of a counternarrative marbled with conspiracy: that the Obama administration dispatched the Australian official, Alexander Downer, to spy on the Trump campaign as part of a broader effort to help Mrs.
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State District Court Judge Robert H. Downer Jr. certified a first-degree murder charge and an array of lesser felony charges against James A. Fields Jr., who is accused of driving his car into a group of counterprotesters, killing Heather Heyer, 32, and injuring 35 others.
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So Mr. Downer now has claimed that in an Australian newspaper but we now know from sources that have now spoke to different media outlets the Australians are denying that that&aposs how this happened, that the Australian ambassador in the United States had nothing to do with this.
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Penn also raised other questions about the origins of the investigation into Russian meddling and potential collusion with Trump campaign associates during the 2016 presidential election -- like how the FBI knew to speak with Australian diplomat Alexander Downer following an apparently suspicious conversation with Trump adviser George Papadopoulos.
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If you're noticing spikes in anxiety, or depressed or numb feelings after partaking, there are a couple of changes you can make without having to give up these habits altogether: There's a reason every Black Mirror episode is depressing as shit; too much technology can become a downer.
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One heading, from The Sun, dismisses a concert cancellation with the phrase "Demi's Downer," while earlier this month, The Daily Mail published a story showing a recently-relapsed Lovato leaving a Hollywood nightclub alongside a series of unsolicited paparazzi shots, claiming the singer had "gone off the rails".
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CAPE TOWN, March 25 (Reuters) - Olympic 400m champion Wayde van Niekerk says that while the postponement of the 2020 Tokyo Games due to the coronavirus outbreak was a "downer" the delay will give him time to regain full fitness after a long period on the sidelines due to injury.
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I would say that the first thing to remember — and I always say this when people ask for recommendations, which is tha t — it's kind of a downer to say at the beginning, but there's really no way to — no foolproof way to protect your privacy here in 2020.
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I would say that the first thing to remember — and I always say this when people ask for recommendations, which is tha t — it's kind of a downer to say at the beginning, but there's really no way to — no foolproof way to protect your privacy here in 21970.
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The FBI launched a counterintelligence investigation into the Trump campaign's contacts with Russian agents in July 2016, after Australia's top diplomat in Britain, Alexander Downer, informed his American counterparts about a conversation he had two months earlier with George Papadopoulos, then a foreign policy adviser to the Trump campaign.
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INGRAHAM: Well Kevin we also find out that the initial reporting which at least said about George Papadopoulos, and that first contact that he had with Alexander Downer, the Australian diplomat where he, it was initially reported that had lost thousands of emails that Russia has from the Clinton campaign.
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Australian ambassador to the U.S. Joe Hockey spoke to the FBI about the meeting between Trump campaign aide George Papadopoulos and High Commissioner to Britain Alexander Downer, in which Papadopoulos revealed that he knew that Russians had hacked Democrats' emails and had dirt on Hillary Clinton, the Sydney Morning Herald reported.
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Bran's transformation into the Three-Eyed Raven has been a blessing and a curse for Game of Thrones fans; on the one hand, his abilities allow us to explore previously uncharted corners of Westeros, like Rhaegar Targaryen's wedding to Lyanna Stark; on the other, he's kind of a downer at reunions.
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In late 2017, The Times reported that the FBI launched the Russia investigation after Alexander Downer, a top Australian diplomat, told US officials that the Trump campaign foreign-policy aide George Papadopoulos boasted to him that Russia had dirt on Hillary Clinton's campaign in the form of "thousands" of emails.
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But his primary explanation was more of a downer: He sees a kind of resignation to a dark environmental future, especially among younger biologists who have no memory of more idealistic days and who see little point in examining any instances of evolution that aren't driven primarily by human activity.
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It's quotable, not too demanding, and it's got a happy ending, unless you have questions about whether a New York corporate type accustomed to workplace nepotism and a cartoonish bushman who can't operate a bed can make it work together, in which case the ending could be considered a Graduate-type downer.
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Not only does it leave you wishing you just sucked it up and spent some of that hard-earned cash on actual hiking shoes rather than embellished combat boots with absolutely no grip, but you're also forced to suck it up in order to avoid being the Debbie Downer of the trip.
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Chaim: Hawkeye's family disappearing is a downer, but given the ending of Infinity War, I think it was absolutely the right move to spend a fair amount of time seeing how bad things were — even if the Russos probably could have gone harder in showing the results of a post-snap world.
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It appears on its face that were being lured and being given information for the very purpose of then passing that information on from Ambassador Downer from Australia, and then he turned around and reports it back over to US intelligence because they are close allies of us, and then an investigation ensues.
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The way to most closely mimic the disinhibiting body and brain effects of alcohol, Cauble said, is to combine the High Rhode with their Dream Light "nightcap" beverage; the social effects of High Rhode mixed with the relaxing effects of Dream Light would allegedly align with the disinhibiting downer that is booze.
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Charlottesville Central District Judge Robert H. Downer Jr. said it was clear that Harris didn't intend to cause harm and was acting in defense of his friend when he swung a flashlight at Harold Crews, a North Carolina lawyer and state chairman of the League of the South, a white supremacist group.
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I'm not trying to be a downer, but I wish someone had prepared me for the daily struggle that is required with always taking the high road for your kid and prioritizing and valuing someone who has hurt you, let you down or just basically shared in the disappointment called your marriage/union/cohabitation.
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Downer said that he had witnessed a Trump campaign aide, George Papadopoulos, bragging about some dirt that the Russians supposedly had on Democratic candidate Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE.
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Papadopoulos reportedly told Downer he had been informed Russians had obtained thousands of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE's emails by Joseph Mifsud, a professor with ties to the country.
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"You are charged with a number of felonies, including murder and malicious wounding," Judge Robert Downer told the man, James Alex Fields Jr., who was not in the courtroom but was seen on a small video screen sitting with his shoulders slumped in front of a dark cinder block wall and a filing cabinet.
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We've also learned from the investigation that key Trumpworld figures, including Jared Kushner and Donald Trump Jr., were, at a minimum, eager to potentially collaborate with the Russian government on revealing anti-Clinton "dirt," rather than emulating Downer in alerting the authorities to the existence of an active Russian intelligence effort aimed at the United States.
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Papadopoulos referred to Stefan Halper, a professor at the University of Cambridge who The Washington Post reported has ties to the FBI, Alexander Downer, Australian the high commissioner to the U.K. and a former adviser to the British private intelligence firm Hakluyt & Co, and Joseph Mifsud, an Italian professor who reportedly had high-level contacts in the Russian government.
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What if we find out that the basis was entirely rotten, that there was no real Papadopoulos admission to this effect, and that Mr. Downer, who had financial dealings with the Clinton Foundation and who has been proven to say things that were not true about affiliations with the Australian Embassy and the United States, like, what if that was all a lie?
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At that point, the director was still not quite a household name: He'd spent the past decade making a series of unyielding dramas that were freeze-grab gorgeous but gut-wallopingly tough, like 2010's sweeping war drama Incendies (yikes), 2013's abducted-kid downer Prisoners (oof), and 20493's stark, almost suffocatingly tense drug-war thriller Sicario (hoo, boy).
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Sure there's harrowing dark ambient tracks like Стaалкер's "Salmon Trawl" or the other punishing moments like the unhappy hardcore of TRENDS' "AXX," but it comes alongside relative levity (like the psych-rap raveup of imagineIAm's "NINJA BLOOD" or the brief selection from the PZA FILES) joyful, or at least comical relief in a strain of music that could otherwise be a horrifying downer.
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"It's never a good idea to bash your old employer or throw your former boss under the bus because it just makes you look petty… Employers are looking for versatile and adaptive employees, so harping on the bad things at your prior company will only make you look like a Debbie Downer," says Wendi Weiner, Resume Writer & Career Transition Coach.
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Simpson's testimony appears to independently corroborate what the New York Times already reported — the FBI listened to Steele because they already had an investigation into this question underway, an investigation that was launched because Papadopoulos's conversation with Downer was shared with other Australian officials, who ultimately passed word of it to their American counterparts once the hacking of Democratic email accounts became a big deal.
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They started by telling the story of Alexander Downer, an Australian diplomat, as having remembered a bar conversation with George PapadopoulosGeorge Demetrios PapadopoulosFlynn, Papadopoulos to speak at event preparing 'social media warriors' for 'digital civil war' Judge dismisses DNC lawsuit against Trump campaign, Russia over election interference Mueller hearings should lead Democrats to be shocked at abuse of justice system MORE, a foreign policy adviser to the Trump campaign.
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Downer claims WikiLeaks's release of hacked Clinton emails that month caused him to remember a conversation in May, in a London tavern, with a Trump adviser named George PapadopoulosGeorge Demetrios PapadopoulosFlynn, Papadopoulos to speak at event preparing 'social media warriors' for 'digital civil war' Judge dismisses DNC lawsuit against Trump campaign, Russia over election interference Mueller hearings should lead Democrats to be shocked at abuse of justice system MORE.
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