"This thing keeps dragging and dragging and dragging," said Peter Boockvar, chief investment officer at Bleakley Financial Group.
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"I feel that the Mueller investigation is dragging on and dragging on," she said.
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"This chapter in my life has been dragging me and dragging me, and it's made me ugly," he said.
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And they think in this situation, if the Democrats are dragging out the bailout, they are dragging out the economy.
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They went by, fallen, dragging their packs, dragging their lives, deserting their homes, the years of their childhood, cringing like beaten dogs.
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App switching on Slide Over mode can be accessed by just dragging up and to the side or easily split screen by dragging apps side by side.
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"They're dragging me over to their computer, or I'm dragging them over to their computer to show them that video that I've been watching all day," he said.
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Thanks for defending me & doing all this dragging lol.
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Here's what we're watching: • Earnings are dragging stocks lower.
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It's all about dragging in ad money - big ad money.
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Dragging out & unlocking your phone to reply is a pain.
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This shutdown is dragging and affecting way too many people.
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Video footage shows the gorilla dragging him across the moat.
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Now, its lackluster smartphone sales are dragging down Apple's business.
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Is an extension dragging down the performance of your browser?
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I am really dragging from last night's interrupted, short sleep.
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"You're a shitty partner, Enger," he says, dragging her away.
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Need to clean your house but keep dragging your feet?
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But ICE has been dragging its feet, according to Schryer.
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Officers began dragging me down the aisle and beating me.
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Or whether we'd even recognize the water dragging us down.
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It was like dragging a huge weight through the water.
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Why things are dragging on is not down to us.
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Which is when they were dragging their customer off. Exactly.
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We have less practice dragging them back from the brink.
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It's all about dragging in ad money -- big ad money.
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However, not all governors are dragging states toward economic ruin.
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Corinne Olympios is not done dragging Nick and Vanessa, y'all.
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Dragging my feet though the vegetable aisle of Tesco, maybe.
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It shed more than 2%, dragging down markets across Asia.
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He's dragging the flag, the American flag, which I respect.
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Smart tools Dragging bags around the airport can be exhausting.
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Critics have long accused the EPA of dragging its heels.
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A backhoe was dragging away parts of the collapsed structure.
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It is time to remove the anchor dragging us down.
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We're dragging him into it even though he's the drummer.
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Now, with some clicking and dragging, you can explore Westeros.
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I wasn't interesting in dragging my camera around the place.
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They're always dragging a lot of blood out of you.
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The men punched and kicked Lesandro before dragging him out.
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Meanwhile, Jessica was dragging an unwanted reputation through southeastern Australia.
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I tried dragging it with my finger, and nothing happened.
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Bank stocks and tech names are dragging the market lower.
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Trump isn't an athlete dragging Hill into uncomfortable political conversations.
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Some people are dragging giant jingle bells around the floor.
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Mahomes dragging his toe kept him from breaking the plane.
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"Say," Jeb said, dragging the chair closer to the fence.
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America should be getting out, not dragging its allies in.
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Aldar Properties was down 0.5 percent, dragging down the index.
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And of course, the conflict in Afghanistan is dragging on.
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Does it feel like your shortened workweek is still dragging?
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Make a copy of a file by just dragging it.
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As I headed toward the parking lot, I took a last look around me: the parents dragging kids, the kids dragging parents, the half-consumed turkey legs, the crumpled pamphlets describing what cows eat.
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Unfortunately, once you hit the home button, you're all done dragging.
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And his fall from grace is dragging down others as well.
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Other Gulf markets were mixed, with property stocks dragging Dubai lower.
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" She continues: "I'm dragging these hoes like Harambe did the kid.
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"That is a key area dragging on markets here," he said.
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Several others joined the assault, dragging Booker across the parking lot.
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These are the three big factors dragging down Apple in China.
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They should be settling this instead of dragging this in public.
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A smallish number of goliaths that are dragging down the average.
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Before dragging myself out of bed, I take my nausea medication.
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Getting back in the school routine is exhausting and I'm dragging.
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National governments' foot-dragging has raised the profile of local initiatives.
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Dragging down the benchmark were by basic material and financials stocks.
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Weeknd: Maybe if you stopped dragging your women into your albums.
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Internal videos show staff members beating and dragging their young patients.
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But it's not like I was dragging Tanja into these conversations.
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Videos showed staff members choking, dragging, and otherwise endangering adolescent patients.
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And now I am not living, I am just dragging through.
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Too many owed money to contractors and were dragging out repayment.
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Utility stocks were down 2 percent, dragging down the wider benchmarks.
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He had been driving a pickup truck dragging a tow chain.
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Congress was dragging its feet in lifting the Treasury debt ceiling.
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Armed men rushed in, dragging Kevin by the armpits into custody.
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A party of qallunaat dragging a large boat on a sled.
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Look at your coat dragging in the streets of New York.
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Facebook's year of horror is dragging right to the very end.
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Was Harambe dragging the boy through the water, or carrying him?
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At 16, Canedo started competing in demolition derbies and mud dragging.
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Plus its own foot-dragging on shutting down far right extremists.
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The first week of school is just dragging on and on.
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This week has been dragging by, since it's the first week.
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The man threatened her before dragging her out of the house.
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Other Qatari shares sagged, however, dragging the index 20.3 percent lower.
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But it's not long before he's dragging into his neighborhood's underworld.
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Sunken morale is the cause, and it's dragging down the company.
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Stephanie backs her up by later dragging Sean on her blog.
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You accomplish this by dragging the five columns up and down.
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He accused Democrats of "dragging their feet" on reaching a deal.
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Rising bond yields were, however, dragging banking stocks down, Subramanyam said.
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Are you asserting that low rates are dragging on the economy?
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There are red flags that may be dragging your relationship down.
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Their neighbor Marcia happened to be dragging in her trash cans.
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We say 'implemented legislation' because Missouri has been dragging their feet.
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Soon she was back, dragging a little boy by the elbow.
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We turned them around quickly, then we fell back, dragging Yaz.
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Foot-dragging by President Donald Trump's administration has not helped matters.
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For starters, I don't like dragging a bag around the airport.
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It was 1988, and the war in Afghanistan was dragging on.
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Every arrest, every dragging, every shout, displays strength and not weakness.
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I mean, day to day, things feel like they're just dragging.
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They're going to wait tables dragging themselves around until they die.
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I keep that slow, dragging saunter, striding over the defeated inmates.
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Just dragging it out until people had spent all the resources.
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"It's the White House alone that's dragging their feet," he said.
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Precinct houses were mobbed by boys dragging in strays for bounties.
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Clinton made the events explode far beyond New York, dragging Mrs.
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So, yes, you're probably going to be dragging a bit today.
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A case about this has been dragging on for many years.
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"No one could beat him," he said, dragging on his cigar.
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You can rearrange taskbar icons by dragging them into new positions.
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Democratic leaders should stop dragging their feet and do their job.
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I'm not dragging puzzle-platformers: They are among my favorite games!
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"I distinctly felt my hip bones dragging themselves apart," she writes.
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The uncertainty over tax refunds could now be dragging spending down.
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On this screen, you can rearrange the Settings buttons by dragging.
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Frankly, the players' union has kind of been dragging its feet.
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The Mets are in a June swoon that keeps dragging on.
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Macron himself said the uncertainty was dragging down the global economy.
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What if, instead of dragging your heels, you just accepted it?
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My suspicion is that Fatburger's branding is dragging the chain down.
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Technology stocks stumbled on Friday, dragging down the Nasdaq composite index.
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It was unclear Sunday morning whether the dragging had been intentional.
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By contrast, environmental group Legambiente accused Rome of dragging its feet.
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By contrast, environmental group Legambiente accused Rome of dragging its feet.
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Some were jumping from boulders; others were dragging logs through marshland.
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However, I ended up dragging it home and using it there.
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"It was like dragging someone to the start line," he said.
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Instead of dragging Europe in he should be pulling America out.
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Stop dragging your feet and take control of your online security.
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One can hook players and render them immobile, dragging them away.
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And the United States' latest moves are dragging down Chinese stocks.
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British gilt yields rose, dragging safe-haven German bond yields higher.
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Commuters now physically dragging protestors from the roof of the train.
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Mining stocks fell 1% with gold related stocks dragging the index.
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Other Qatari shares sagged, however, dragging the index 0.2 percent lower.
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Pelosi has opened the door to the negotiations dragging into 2020.
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After the passenger dragging, United launched computer-based customer service training.
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Trump maintains that his trade war isn't dragging down the economy.
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Operating expenses also ballooned, dragging the company further into the red.
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You can move measurement points by dragging them on the map.
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You could see the wires dragging around miniature spacecraft, for instance.
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But Trump and his supporters accuse Obama of deliberately dragging his feet.
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Housebuilders, retailers and banks all fell, dragging the mid-cap FTSE 250 .
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One person, an employee, was dragging an injured woman by the hands.
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Hollywood isn't just dragging its feet when it comes to LGBTQ representation.
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Profit-taking also hit Abu Dhabi, dragging the index down 20.4 percent.
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Ex-dividend stocks were also dragging down bourses like the FTSE 100.
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However, U.S. stocks retreated on Thursday, dragging oil prices down with them.
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A fight can easily turn into a stalemate, dragging on and on.
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Deutsche Telekom fell more than 4 percent, dragging the telecom index lower.
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This is the one thing that keeps this storyline from dragging completely.
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Then it's just a matter of dragging content onto your Jam Canvas.
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It's long, dragging, and increasingly absurd, but it's still a single unit.
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Despite these concerns dragging on oil markets, crude prices remain relatively tight.
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Please check your anchor position and ensure it's dragging anchor or not.
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Mujey was only annoyed that the case was dragging on so long.
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Bekah Martinez is dragging the reigning Bachelor by posting his questionable DMs.
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Twitter was on fire with people dragging Ora over that awkward moment.
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I briefly join them in lounging before dragging myself upstairs to shower.
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H., called "needless foot-dragging" on the project by Trump's Treasury Department.
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By lunchtime, it had dropped nearly 2%, dragging down markets across Asia.
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It also prevents a spending fight from dragging into an election year.
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Oh, they're dragging on the floor, he trips on them every morning.
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Westpac shares were down 2.69 percent, dragging the other major banks lower.
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As if that's not enough, there's also this vicious dragging of U2.
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Consumer lobbying group BEUC said EU countries should stop dragging their feet.
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Tariffs and the ongoing trade war are also dragging on the economy.
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Few firms have paid more dearly for dragging their feet on security.
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"The UK government is dragging its heels on climate action," Woodier said.
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Don't worry, we aren't dragging you back into the Black Friday madness.
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Nicki Minaj stating nothing but the truth, while dragging Melania Trump. pic.twitter.
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They were dragging the dirt of everyday life into the operating theater.
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He was dragging my body to a car when I woke up.
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A sedan is not dragging two tons of tomatoes across state lines.
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Tata Consultancy Services fell 2.6%, dragging the Nifty IT index 1.6% lower.
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"They're dragging the car with people inside," the officer tells his dispatcher.
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A governmental crisis has been dragging on for more than a month.
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Programming the CodeBit is as easy as dragging and dropping in Scratch.
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What keeps all this from dragging is Michaela Anne's superb musical footing.
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Do it without dragging an entire, diverse cuisine representing billions of people.
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But dragging its feet on the emperor's wishes would anger many Japanese.
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Now, the rest of the industry needs to stop dragging its feet.
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Mr. Weekes kept driving, dragging Mr. Lewis until reaching a nearby intersection.
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By dragging their images we can sort them into the appropriate groups.
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And they walk off, dragging their respective chains of people behind them.
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By bringing her name up you're just dragging her through the mud.
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Reduced consumption and investment are dragging on trade, which is slowing growth.
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"We're all dragging our childhoods around with us every day," she said.
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Shares of Just Eat slid 2.8%, dragging the retail index down 0.4%.
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Initially it was assembled to stand upright, tail dragging on the floor.
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"Dragging out the truth of landscape is exciting but exhausting," she writes.
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But with the negotiations dragging on, Mr. Trump has grown increasingly frustrated.
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She's always up for more tequila, while I'm dragging after one margarita.
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He hopes to be dragging a generation of listeners along with him.
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I snooze for literally an hour before dragging myself into the shower.
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Foot-dragging by Pentagon officials has also been blamed for slowing transfers.
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And as Jakarta sinks, it is dragging its dykes down with it.
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You can also see them dragging one officer back from the scene.
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Dragging the Dow lower, insurer Travelers Cos Inc fell 523% following results.
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American businesses blame a "skills gap" for dragging down the nation's competitiveness.
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Those, too, could end up in court, further dragging out the process.
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But the federal government's foot-dragging did not start during this administration.
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And by dragging it out, he increased the power of the exchange.
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Yet others are still dragging their feet to do anything about it.
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But, Scott doesn't stop dragging Kim even when she puts her sweater on.
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Concerns about oil going lower are dragging stocks down in the pre-market.
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Although the dragging of Kylie Jenner began a decade ago, it continues today.
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It'll cut off the hair bluntly in one pass — no catching or dragging.
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"Let's go see Cameron," Roberts exclaimed excitedly while dragging Mulroney by the arm.
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"It feels like you're dragging a horse for about an hour," he said.
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As if the recently-spotted huntsman spider dragging a mouse around wasn't enough.
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First, he actively recruited them by rolling or dragging them toward the buttons.
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Dragging menus with a pen clearly is not as easy as a mouse.
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That Kellywise sure has a way of dragging people down into the gutter.
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The teen struggles with the men, who start dragging him toward the door.
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Most other Abu Dhabi shares were weak, dragging the index 0.7 percent lower.
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Stop dragging the American public, this administration, and our country, through the mud.
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Police could be seen dragging a handcuffed woman and pushing a Bedouin man.
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There's no dragging, pulling, or rough pressing, which will always make things worse.
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"Very few rapes are by strangers dragging people off the streets," she said.
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So there was no benefit to the United States in dragging this out.
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In it, LaBeouf is seen dragging a man off camera by the hand.
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You can also add buttons by dragging them up to the toolbar area.
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Despite these concerns dragging on oil markets, crude prices remain relatively well-supported.
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Then, Oxfam accused the regulator of dragging its feet on a new draft.
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Back beyond the Wall, the dead are dragging Viserion out of the water.
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Now its woes are dragging American economic growth and boosting European archrival Airbus.
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Dragging Their Feet The decision to redefine healthy didn't originate with the FDA.
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Red/dark sky connected to #Ophelia dragging in Saharan dust & Iberian wildfire smoke.
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All of that dragging around the bed might seem aggressive, but it's necessary.
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Jen: Speaking of Long dragging out the dread, Caroline, let's talk about sex.
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The victim struggles with the men, who start dragging him towards the door.
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It feels like dragging Jenner and Stormi into this fight is fighting dirty.
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So dragging the EU's budget into the 21st century will not be easy.
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Competition flagged, dragging down productivity growth, the driver of long-term living standards.
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Some of them had bloodstains on their clothes from dragging out the wounded.
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Of course, Aproplan isn't the only upstart dragging construction into the 21st Century.
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The couple trudges through the Alaskan wilderness, dragging their son's coffin behind them.
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But the train jutted forward, pinning the girl and dragging her 500 feet.
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That means this form of dragging has apparently been going on for months.
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Disney blamed "Dark Phoenix" for dragging on the company's massive box office haul.
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But the dragging still continued for hours, until she finally addressed the haters.
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Even if it's dragging on the floor, it's still fine, in my opinion.
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Twitter had an absolute field day dragging the rapper for his alleged lie.
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On the flip side, what would Sanders gain by dragging out the nomination?
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Canada's largest railways edged lower, dragging the overall industrials group down 0.1 percent.
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"Waking up to a bear dragging me was pretty scary," he tells PEOPLE.
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Shoppers emerge from their celebration bunkers, dragging their bags of gifts to return.
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The bear's tongue was so swollen it had been dragging along the floor.
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Most other Abu Dhabi shares were weak, dragging the index 0.4 percent lower.
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Opponents have accused Privert of dragging his feet to stay in office longer.
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Men in rubber boots are dragging a red snowplow through the shallow water.
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The victim struggles with the men, who start dragging him toward the door.
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This fatal foot-dragging, and the accompanying wave of price controls, must end.
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She slid her hand across the table, dragging her fingers across my knuckles.
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Twitter users are right there with you — and they're dragging Carson without mercy.
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They refuse to blame anyone for holding them back or dragging them down.
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Analysts had long felt the coffee chain was dragging down Whitbread's overall business.
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Or does it feel like you're dragging out something you'd rather leave behind?
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They didn't pull too hard when they were dragging you around, did they?
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The euro zone survey suggested manufacturing is still dragging on the wider economy.
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More specifically: Stop dragging your feet on ObamaCare repeal and replacement. http://bit.
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The UN committee notes this progress but laments foot-dragging on other issues.
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But then he darted across the water, dragging the child roughly behind him.
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A suffocating storm of papers envelops him, dragging him down to hellish landscape.
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For example, one bot learned to cross flat terrain while dragging its knee.
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"Brexit is a factor and its dragging our holidays business down," he said.
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At this point, he's crying out in pain and clearly dragging his legs.
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She then started dragging the branches up and down my body, which tickled.
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But this was just the opposite: He was dragging conversation out of me.
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Shares of Micron Technology fell on Friday, dragging the broader chips sector lower.
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And the next thing we see is George dragging himself up the bank.
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Japan's Nikkei plummeted 5% on Tuesday, dragging the index into a bear market.
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New gesturesGo to SettingsBrowse documents, pages, and conversations by dragging the scroll bar.
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It has dropped 9 percent this month, dragging its RSI to below 40.
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Ms. Burton, dragging Elinor, ran into a hallway lined with three toilet cubicles.
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"It was nuts, dragging my kids back home on Christmas Day," Blanks recalled.
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I am dragging them into a whole new world they never knew existed.
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The show is just dragging things out for dramatic tension, they might say.
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He disappears from view only to reappear dragging the young girl behind him.
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And then he was off again, dragging me by the hand behind him.
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Even the slow-footed Adrian Gonzalez bunted, dragging the ball toward second base.
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Warnings about international challenges are not the only factor dragging down retail stocks.
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Bernie Sanders' campaign last year is dragging the campaign into controversy once again.
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Shares of 3M fell more than 9.18%, dragging the 30-stock Dow lower.
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"The same situation has been dragging on for 40 years," Mr. Iizuka said.
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Mr. Ronneberg and Mr. Kayser squeezed in, dragging rucksacks of explosives behind them.
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Video footage circulated of security guards shoving and dragging concertgoers from the venue.
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"This Court will not tolerate further foot dragging," Judge Mark E. Walker wrote.
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Two airmen moved to assist the man, dragging him up by his armpits.
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There will always be squabbling, showboating and foot-dragging in the upper chamber.
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I'm dragging him to his very first yoga class for our third date.
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But other features of South Korean society may be dragging birth rates down.
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The days of dragging suitcases to and through the airport may be numbered.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents dragging away immigrants in the thick of night.
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Trade between the United States and China has slumped, dragging on both economies.
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After dragging its feet, the Lebanese political establishment has at last offered one.
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When dragging, the ghost of the scroll position gives you great interactive feedback.
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Maybe it's because Popeyes was ruthlessly dragging Chick-fil-A through the mud.
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That view weighed on U.S. 10-year Treasuries yields, dragging down the dollar.
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"Yeah," Maddon said, dragging the word out so it was two syllables long.
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He faces three felony and three misdemeanor charges for allegedly dragging MNPD Sgt.
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I cannot go around handcuffing comedians and dragging them off to joke jail.
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On our final day in Joseph, I realized I'd been dragging my feet.
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I hear a "swip" sound of a pencil dragging across my list. Success.
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I slept quite a bit last night, but I am just dragging today.
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Naji, 13, says the rebels had him dragging dead bodies from the field.
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Dragging the terrible thing into the light can strip it of its potency.
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But, in a Trump impeachment, anything is possible — including dragging A$AP Rocky.
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I believe that dragging the case out was a tactic of Weinstein's attorneys.
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But the buyer might sue for the money back, dragging out the process.
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Shares of both companies fell, dragging down equity markets in the United States.
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I'm talking about pants-on-the-ground era, you know, where they're dragging.
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But the slow pace of change has prompted accusations of government foot-dragging.
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This is incredible: the Secret Service physically dragging someone from the White House.
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But dragging a toddler or a group of kids is a bad idea.
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An emotional man, he sometimes wept in frustration with the government's foot dragging.
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Dragging his feet, whimpering in her general direction, mewing like a wounded calf.
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Other states have repeatedly stymied federal education reform just by dragging their feet.
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Earlier this summer, an Irish reporter apparently made the mistake of asking Walsh about some of his opinions, and he responded by dragging couples who get married in churches just for the ambience ("It's a charade"); by dragging their non-believing friends who attend the weddings ("They don't even pretend to have faith"); and by dragging parents who let their kids run around during the service (fair enough).
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Select one, and then move and scale your Bitmoji by dragging, pinching, and zooming.
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I'd failed her even in my womb, dragging her through my stress and heartache.
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" A Republican president "doesn't mean we won't see foot-dragging from some in Congress.
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WATTERS: Dragging the child across the dangerous southern border is pretty explanatory (ph), too.
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They can be hateful and rude about it, but they ain't dragging me down.
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This guy is upset with a friend of mine and dragging me into it.
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Manziel claims the owner is unfairly dragging him into the suit for "obvious reasons."
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Myosin, another protein, moves across these trails, often while dragging other cellular components along.
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This drop is in fact dragging the rest of the market down as well.
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Fickes was dragging Leach out when another part of the floor collapsed around him.
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The Glasses plotline takes over the millennial dragging for the remainder of the episode.
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Weary travellers dragging themselves through the slow crawl of airport security could also benefit.
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New Zealand ended down with materials and consumer staples stocks dragging down the index.
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Dragging and dropping photos, files, and tabs doesn't require the same hold and wait.
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Talks between Washington and China to resolve the bitter trade war have been dragging.
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People were already dragging the sellers for suggesting people appropriate and mock transgender identity.
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The trade war has impacted mostly manufacturing data, dragging down exports and impacting inventories.
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Here's how to fix three surprising issues that may be dragging down your score.
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Now is the time for governments to stop dragging their feet and fighting progress.
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She had absolutely no further business on that sidewalk other than publicly dragging Buck.
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So did Google after quickly reversing its own foot dragging on the Pixel line.
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This plane dragging incident is the airline's second controversy in the past few weeks.
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Many of these companies are already dragging their feet in releasing year-end stats.
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"Jupiter has a huge magnetic field, and it's dragging the flow everywhere," says Guillot.
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Low-code platforms focus more on dragging and dropping prebuilt components than writing code.
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And they should snap back as soon as any foot-dragging or deception emerges.
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The downward trend in the sector appears to be dragging down the whole economy.
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After all, polls show he is now dragging down other GOP down-ticket candidates.
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But to do it after dragging the homeowner's name through the mud for months?
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The benchmark Shanghai composite tumbled 6.86 percent Monday, dragging down global markets as well.
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But the heavy cables can also get tangled, dragging down the vehicles they connect.
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Here is BlackRock again In practice, we see talks dragging on for several years.
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The heavy-weight technology index see-sawed though the session, dragging the market along.
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Republicans blamed Democrats for purposely dragging the process out with a range of amendments.
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The U.N. Security Council can't be relied on, because it is dragging its feet.
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Canada's two largest railways ended lower, dragging the overall industrials group down 0.6 percent.
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Trimming only requires dragging in or out the start or end of the video.
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As we reported, 2 officers were fired and another resigned months after Dao's dragging.
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"I want to keep doing things and dragging people along with me," she says.
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In it, Ray could be seen dragging her unconscious body out of an elevator.
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There's another reason why Samsung may be dragging its feet with foldable screens, though.
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Like, Jen literally is dragging Ronnie with a car and she went to jail.
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After that dragging, however, we remain concerned for the health of his presidential hopes.
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Do lawmakers really want viral video of ICE agents dragging students from college dormitories?
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He resisted, and airport security officers bloodily removed him, dragging him down the aisle.
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But lawmakers questioned if the agency was dragging its feet on the issue. Rep.
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On Friday, TSMC shares tumbled 255 percent, dragging Taiwan's Taiex lower by 24.67 percent.
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The fisherman later saw members of the tribe dragging his body around, authorities said.
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Last year, she brushed off concerns about dragging her party down in the midterms.
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You can also shorten or lengthen the meeting by dragging handles up or down.
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"I felt tremendous guilt that I was dragging my family through this," she says.
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He accused Democrats of unnecessarily dragging out the interview, which lasted over three hours.
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There are select groups — department stores and specialty retailers — mainly dragging their peers down.
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Cruz has been dragging the children, 5 and 8, into his campaign a lot.
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The dragging incident appears not to have been its apex but its last gasp.
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"We are dragging this out," Stefani joked of her birthday celebrations in a video.
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"There was no benefit to the United States in dragging this out," he said.
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He's dragging the flag, the American flag, which I respect obviously more than you.
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The IATA head has said the China-US trade war is dragging down business.
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Healthcare data breaches are on the rise — and they're dragging on health firms' revenue.
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By dragging their feet on the Volcker Rule, bankers may give those initiatives momentum.
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Homeowners who have been dragging their feet about refinancing still have time to act.
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The IRS said that budget constraints and foot dragging by Facebook delayed the investigation.
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The healthiest tend to flee wars, leaving the sickest behind, dragging the measure down.
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Quickly select multiple emails, files, and folders by tapping with two fingers and dragging.
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The dissenters say the Fed is playing a dangerous game by dragging its feet.
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He has a nasty gift for dragging everyone down to his own vulgar level.
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The treatment is part of the pain therapies business unit, which had been dragging.
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I was dragging my heels when it came to giving up my music player.
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The company needs to stop wasting money dragging its lost cause through the courts.
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"People thought we were just dragging our poor baby around," Ms. Roe-Owen said.
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China was the exception, dragging the review process out to more than 20 months.
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"I just hate that this is dragging on and on and on," she added.
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Played by Franco Nero, Django makes a memorable entrance dragging his coffin behind him.
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Listen: Liam Byrne is dragging the viol out of the musty early-music attic.
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On Saturday, Mr. Erdogan accused the Saudis of dragging their feet in the investigation.
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His casino company went bust, dragging the economy of Atlantic City down with it.
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Trump liked the low numbers and by dragging his feet, he kept them low.
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Macy's lowered its expectations for the remainder of the year, dragging down its stock.
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"This case has been dragging since August 2017," Ms. Shroff said in an interview.
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"Congress can wield these political weapons without dragging judges into the fray," Griffith wrote.
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I'm dragging again today, so I pack myself a Diet Pepsi for extra caffeine.
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Critics have accused the department of dragging its feet in response to those demands.
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Frustration that the foot dragging by the Department of Justice should not be tolerated.
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Sonny Perdue of Georgia, is dragging a trail of controversies into the federal government.
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He acted the part of the overbearing roué, dragging her onto the dance floor.
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The company's shares fell 10% in early trading, dragging down those of its rivals.
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Wal-Mart Stores fell 1.5 percent to $79.08, dragging down the Dow, after Amazon.
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But the deal is also dragging the company into other hot-button debates. Rep.
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Facebook closed down almost 7 percent on Monday, dragging tech stocks down with it.
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Head to the store and realize that I'm dragging and running a low fever.
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Just as in California, the fires seemed to be dragging a modern society backward.
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Most sectors fell, with technology names dragging on the index, although oil producers firmed.
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Officials said when firefighters arrived, they saw Harambe "violently dragging and throwing" the boy.
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I do, and I know it challenges me (instead of dragging me down) daily.
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Lawmakers say they are hoping to prevent a repeat of the controversial dragging episode.
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I felt like I was dragging a bag of bricks to work every morning.
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Since coming to power in May 2017, Macron has chaffed at German foot-dragging.
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Dwindling foot traffic across American malls is dragging many department stores down with it.
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The government, Dr. Olson said, has been endangering public health by dragging its feet.
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Dragging Israel into a third election with an indictment hanging over him is worse.
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Shares of tech heavyweight Samsung Electronics tumbled 3.42 percent, dragging on the broader index.
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It sees another period of flat comps with international sales dragging down overall performance.
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The department administers Chicago's two major airports, including O'Hare International, where the dragging occurred.
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She limps after him into the examining room, dragging the crutches in one hand.
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There is little evidence that the foot-dragging stems from a single government policy.
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Its political foot-dragging was in stark contrast to impassioned pleas coming from campaigners.
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To critics like Senator Tom Carper, Democrat of Delaware, that sounds like foot-dragging.
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Mariah's people believe Nick's lawyers are dragging it out for as long as possible.
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Meyers shines a spotlight on that harshness, dragging it out to tear it apart.
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They're dragging something on the ground, sending up a plume of red dust or smoke.
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"I know the left calls me a wingnut or a knuckle-dragging conservative," she declared.
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While Heather admitted to slapping Wayde, TMZ reports, she denied dragging Wayde in the vehicle.
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The two trading worlds could cross-pollinate, dragging even more people into the crypto scene.
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While Heather admitted to slapping Wayde, TMZ reported, she denied dragging Wayde in the vehicle.
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The Tyrannosaurus rex was depicted as upright but with its tail dragging on the ground.
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There are local tales of her biting or dragging tourists and guides into the forest.
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We're told Ronnie got caught in his seatbelt, but Jen took off anyway ... dragging Ronnie.
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For now, they're dragging stocks downward, but there could be good news on the horizon.
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Despite these concerns dragging on oil markets, crude prices remain supported on overall supply tightness.
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With the shutdown dragging on, federal courts will run out of operating funds on Jan.
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It pulled its bid after Tronc's foot-dragging and its own prospects began to turn.
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"If you've been dragging your feet on that, now there's virtually no excuse," he said.
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I can't imagine just making a video publicly dragging someone instead of talking to them.
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But it's taking longer than expected as some member countries are still dragging their feet.
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Its shares sank 7.4 percent by 1420 GMT, dragging down Europe's biggest airlines with it.
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That could mean weeks of German instability — possibly dragging out this process into early spring.
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In other words, Social Security isn't dragging down the economy, it's helping keep it afloat.
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If your increased workload is dragging you down, ask your manager to help you prioritize.
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Video showed Harambe dragging the boy around before zoo personnel shot the 450-pound gorilla.
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Gowdy has accused the Pentagon of dragging its feet and being uncooperative with interview requests.
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Users can even use old skins just by dragging and dropping them into the window.
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I'd say back, dragging her across the yard, until we moved on to the next.
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Direct rule would bypass Kashmir's fossilised political dynasties, dragging the state into the political mainstream.
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Payne then gets angry, grabbing Wubbels, dragging her out of the hospital, and arresting her.
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And Qualcomm has been dragging its feet ever since Broadcom showed some interest in Qualcomm.
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Normally, they are stuck with Michael Kidd-Gilchrist on the floor, dragging the offense down.
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By dragging the video, you can look around the room down onto the operating table.
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This often means dragging the action to a standstill to prove he's done his homework.
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The review now under way has been dragging on since the middle of last year.
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This being the internet and, most of all, Twitter, memes, poking fun, and dragging ensued.
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One video seen by Reuters showed police setting up blockades and dragging a demonstrator away.
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The Democrats were the civil libertarians, dragging secret surveillance into the disinfecting light of day.
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Xiaomi's smartphone market share could plummet again, eventually dragging down the number of internet users.
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So after weeks of tech industry foot-dragging, how did this all happen so fast?
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But officials in Gaza say Mahmoud Abbas, who heads the PA, is dragging his feet.
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Negan shoots back with some taunts before dragging Rick, and a hatchet, into a trailer.
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No time to fix it, you are now dragging your suitcase sideways to the gate.
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They remained wary of the chain for years after, dragging down profits and spooking investors.
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Another cool trick you can use in split screen mode is dragging text between windows.
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TRUMP: Okay, well, you just, look, was it a hoax that he's dragging the flag?
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Since such work is generally lower paid, it is dragging down data scientists' wages overall.
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After much dragging and criticism, we eventually learned a drummer played the incorrect back track.
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Now David is dragging me to clear out my old storage space after 8 years!!
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The French firm had been dragging its feet in responding to the DOJ, infuriating prosecutors.
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Environmental groups and politicians immediately accused the EPA of dragging its feet on setting limits.
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On June 24, Harley, 31, was charged with domestic battery after the car-dragging incident.
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Adding files and folders is as easy as dragging them down from a Finder window.
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And then there are parts where you have to climb up, dragging all your tanks.
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A whole lot of bears are going to be dragging tapeworms out of their asses.
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Ten-year gilt yields in Britain slid 6.4 basis points , dragging euro zone peers lower.
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SX22017P also dropping 22 percent, dragging an index of pan-European stocks 0.05 percent lower.
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Exxon and Chevron fell about 1.4 percent, dragging down the S&P and the Dow.
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The driver then backs down the street, its bumper dragging, and several protesters give chase.
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This will be a "never-ending battle" as Zuckerberg said, dragging out over many years.
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Dragging a window to the top of the screen will make it full screen. 5.
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I would definitely not be dragging a bunch of shitty kids through a Midwestern Target.
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Riders dragging packed roller bags through a sea of cars, wandering from Prius to Prius.
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He sleeps well, so I'm not dragging myself out of bed at 5:00 a.m.
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Dragging his own mangled corpse into a shallow grave of his own digging traumatizes Morty.
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It was dragging on—we would still text occasionally, like once every week or so.
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Secondly, it sure sounds like Rob is dragging a girl for having sex with him.
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She makes up for her blunder by dragging him outside to die in the gutter.
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Communication planet Mercury enters Sagittarius today, moving forward conversations that have been dragging for weeks.
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As he looked back, he saw the cougar dragging Brooks into the woods, Abbott said.
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FTEU3 of leading European blue-chips and dragging down the food and beverage index .SX3P.
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Dragging your finger up and down on the send button embiggens or shrinks your text.
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It's really just as simple as dragging your folder of stickers into the interface. 6.
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Financial stocks tumbled 1.3 percent to their lowest in a fortnight, dragging the main index.
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Dragging on sentiment are hefty stocks of imported iron ore sitting at major Chinese ports.
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Tech stocks fell 1 percent and were the worst-performing major sector, with Facebook dragging.
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Interglobe's founders have recently been involved in an escalating dispute, dragging down the parent's shares.
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Could that just be a reaction to the PR nightmare that followed the dragging incident?
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Big-cap tech and momentum names sold off for a second session, dragging Nasdaq lower.
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Cruz responded by calling Trump a "sniveling coward" for dragging his wife into the campaign.
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If someone is dragging their feet, however, the couple probably isn't on the same page.
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What he didn't realize was that his power cable had been dragging through poison ivy.
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However there are also certain ingrained habits that might be dragging you down right now.
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Technology stocks are dragging the market down, but there may be a buying opportunity afoot.
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He is also right that foot-dragging by the federal bureaucracy could pose a roadblock.
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In 2009, at the Copenhagen climate talks, the country was accused of dragging its feet.
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A man pushes his way upstream, dragging a suitcase; we flatten ourselves to permit him.
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They touched new lows in European trade on Thursday, dragging European yields down with them.
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"Stop dragging us up on stages to give speeches to endorse your candidates," Chandler said.
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"You're dragging this case on unnecessarily by insulting the jury," Walls warned both sides Monday.
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His kids aren't running around like Paris Hilton and dragging their bodies through the mud.
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MEG TIRRELL: Was the FDA dragging its feet before you got there on this issue?
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A video of the incident appears to show Harambe dragging the child around the enclosure.
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Last year, authorities were caught on video dragging a doctor off a United Airlines flight.
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That's what's happening now -- black voters dragging a fractured party kicking and screaming into November.
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How is coal defying market gravity, staying up despite the economic forces dragging it down?
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Specifically, memories of the Man in Black killing him and dragging off his love Dolores.
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Indonesia in the past has been accused of dragging its feet on its peat problem.
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Shares in Lumentum fell nearly 31 percent, dragging down shares of other suppliers and chipmakers.
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This fight, between the world's two largest economies, may already be dragging on global growth.
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Afterward, I'm dragging and the caffeine receptors in my brain are feeling like stripped screws.
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Online enforcers are dragging in hundreds for questioning as an assault on online speech continues.
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Critics have accused Mr. Mandelblit of foot-dragging in the cases concerning the prime minister.
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Mr. Silver puts in 12-hour days, felling, dragging and packaging the trees in twine.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi is dragging out consideration of Mr. Trump's updated North American trade deal.
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If that's true, if instead of dragging it out, an amendment might satisfy that itch.
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He then returns to the square, where police officers are aggressively dragging a man away.
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His weird sense of humor and Tao-like wisdom made a dragging hunt less taxing.
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He couldn't be lifted up because he was too busy cruelly dragging everyone else down.
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She's pushed to change my title, but HR's dragging so I just do it anyways.
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Goldman too was angry at Mr. Gupta for dragging its name into insider trading headlines.
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In Puerto Rico, it's just government taking the lead and dragging the sports organizations along.
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And so the two candidates have now been dragging themselves through an almost yearlong campaign.
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"I was exhausted and dressed in sweats, and dragging my suitcase," Ms. Valentine, 22019, said.
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Snap said its recent redesign of its Snapchat app was dragging down the company's performance.
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Apple's stock plunged 2261% the next day, dragging down the entire market along with it.
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In an election year, the GOP foot-dragging could become a political liability (The Hill).
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Firms are also dragging their feet or flat out refusing to pay for certain therapies.
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There's the ashtray-throwing saga, the ransacking tale ... and then the notorious car-dragging episode.
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Or just running two websites side by side and dragging and dropping content between them.
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Ten-year gilt yields in Britain slid 9 basis points , dragging euro zone peers lower.
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I couldn't call my mother because he was dragging me by my arms and hair.
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The man, also obviously dragging on a long, hot afternoon, looked down to the boy.
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In a multi-candidate field, the aggressor doesn't always benefit from dragging down another candidate.
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"It's dragging the GOP down, and they'll pay for it in the midterms," Schiff says.
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"They (Police) were dragging people, they were beating people, they were undressing people," Byarugaba said.
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McConnell accused Democrats of dragging out spending talks in order to gain leverage on immigration.
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"I realized how many people I was dragging to their doom again," the sicario said.
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She races after the voice, dragging the rest of the film's dramatis personae with her.
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Losers outnumbered gainers 12 to 1 with property and bank stocks dragging the index lower.
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I will tell you this — it just seems like they're dragging their feet right now.
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Kostin said biotech is dragging the average down, accounting for 22010% of IPOs this year.
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Sometimes she would cry as she worked, dragging sobbing and screaming girls into waiting vehicles.
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Sure, there are stories of feet dragging and practical jokes played by the outgoing administration.
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One notable laggard dragging down the market was Facebook, which was down more than 2%.
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He climbed up, dragging the latest victim to the very top, and left him there.
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Decades of climate change foot-dragging are finally giving way to public demands for action.
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In video captured by another passenger, two officers are seen dragging Daulatzai down the aisle.
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You can get pretty far in building an iOS app just through dragging and dropping.
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"He is dragging the entire country for another half a year of elections," he said.
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After dragging their longline in circles around it for an hour, they gave up, empty-handed.
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He keeps them in a Powerpoint presentation, dragging the grainy local news photos into the slides.
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I had been dragging my feet trying to find a good price, but it's all expensive.
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The Cincinnati Fire Department incident report stated the gorilla was violently dragging and throwing the child.
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At its worst, Amazon plunged 10 percent, dragging Bezos' wealth down as much as $14 billion.
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Or for dragging Gypsy away from Nick Godejohn (American Vandal's Calum Worthy) earlier in the episode?
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She is not allowed to leave until she is replaced, and the process is dragging on.
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An escalating trade war has weighed on demand for soybeans and corn, dragging crop prices lower.
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The cars speed through the streets of Rio, dragging the vault, causing catastrophic—and entertaining—damage.
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It's not a good excuse for dragging Iron Fist's retrograde racial dynamics into the year 2017.
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The goods-producing industries fell 1.0 percent, dragging down overall growth this quarter, the statement said.
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Mandelblit's critics claim he's going soft on Netanyahu and dragging his feet on the corruption cases.
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She told local media the AOC was dragging its feet on an investigation into her complaint.
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Some are brutally dragging the film for being less intelligent and overall enjoyable than the comics.
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WA was one of the reasons the talks on the price were dragging on, Sevelda said.
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Dragging icons around to turn them into windows is still really buggy and hard to nail.
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How was the airline able to get away with forcibly dragging a man off a plane?
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"[Yields] are plummeting, and that's dragging financials down," Todd Gordon told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Friday.
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Dragging its feet on reforms, Ukraine has not received aid from the IMF since April 2017.
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I want to continue dragging out each hour because I don't want this journey to end.
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Syria has also distracted the Russian people from the war dragging on next door in Ukraine.
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From here, you can customize your favorites by dragging and dropping different buttons onto the bar.
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Weather-proof leather Walking in heavy snow boots can feel like you're dragging cement blocks around.
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"Dragging the terrible thing into the light can strip it of its potency," wrote the actress.
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You could not follow an advancing or retreating army dragging a telephone line along with you.
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The internet, as it is wont to do, immediately started dragging Porsche for the new name.
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Non-Henry kept hanging around, mucking things up, dragging mud beyond the mud in our lives.
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Yes, that's a father dragging his baby into a wall for the sake of a meme.
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Global concerns about a missing Saudi journalist are dragging down one of Japan's largest tech giants.
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Take for example this orange spider wasp dragging a large, incapacitated huntsman spider in Sydney, Australia.
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If you keep dragging, you get a bird's-eye view of your recent apps and workspaces.
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Seconds later, the police begin pummelling the protesters with batons, randomly dragging activists from the crowd.
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This isn't about absolving Ansari, or dragging Grace, or even questioning the journalistic integrity of babe.net.
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Various family members and friends recall officers dragging Meat-Meat's body down the stairs and outside.
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Pretoria has been accused of dragging its heels in finalizing policy for gas and oil exploration.
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Either that, or the Jayhawks were simply dragging from having starters play significant minutes all season.
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Ms. Koval, who was returning from an apartment-hunting trip to Brooklyn, arrived dragging a suitcase.
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Manners change — in fits and starts, and often with some heel-dragging by the old guard.
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Check out the 360° video above, explorable by clicking and dragging your mouse across the screen.
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I'm dragging so much, I decide to pick up an iced coffee before heading into work.
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After dragging on indexes in the morning session, technology companies found their footing in the afternoon.
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Can't catch a break United thought it had turned a corner after the passenger-dragging fiasco.
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After visiting Holder's apartment building, Johnson admitted dragging Cerveny's body into the hallway, the spokesperson says.
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Why are the kids dragging the strip in their lowrider so concerned for the dog's safety?
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De Jong complained that the AOC was dragging its heels on an investigation into her complaint.
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Could people please stop dragging dolphins from the water in order to take selfies with them?
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Her foot-dragging over far-reaching reforms to the euro zone has frustrated the energetic Macron.
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" It also said that the dragging of the passenger was "obviously not condoned by the department.
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The doc goes on to say if the foot-dragging persists, the case could be dismissed.
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The crackdown on financial risks, however, is seen pushing borrowing costs up and dragging on growth.
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In a video obtained by TMZ, Rice is seen dragging her unconscious body into the lobby.
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New austerity has drawn brickbats from the opposition, which has accused Tsipras of costly foot-dragging.
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The stock market had a terrible start to the year, dragging down tech darlings in particular.
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And here's all you need to know about why Wayne's $51 million lawsuit is dragging ass.
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Key factors dragging it down were perceptions about the quality of life, regular income and employment.
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Lawmakers told reporters they saw Scalise dragging himself roughly 15 yards before the shooter was neutralized.
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It occurred to me that, perhaps unwittingly, Kaepernick was dragging us all back into "civil" discourse.
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Finally, WADA's foot-dragging has raised serious questions about the agency's willingness to do its job.
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On a mobile device, you can play the game just by dragging your character on screen.
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" For the folks in the back, that's what you call "dragging an entire category of women.
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The iPhone maker has been dragging down markets, and fell Wednesday for a fifth consecutive day.
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Democrats have accused the EPA of dragging their feet on implementing PFAS limits in drinking water.
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"I know the left calls me a wing-nut or a knuckle-dragging conservative," Blackburn says.
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Macron has inflamed the left and right in the name of dragging France into the future.
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Apple tumbled 183 percent at a 52-week low of $90.83, dragging on all three indexes.
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The four "levels" themselves consist of dragging items to explicitly labeled spots and absolutely nothing else.
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The coalition has split after months of bickering, potentially dragging Italy to snap elections in October.
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Close-up images revealed that her feet were dragging as she was hoisted into the vehicle.
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Critics of President Petro Poroshenko accuse him of dragging his heels over establishing such a court.
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"This is where we will see if Trump is dragging Gillespie down," said a Democratic consultant.
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"So-lic-it," he added, dragging out the syllables and clinking the ice in his glass.
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The dollar fell below 120.00 yen for the first time since late October, dragging down exporters.
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Prices in Sydney dropped 0.9 percent in January, dragging annual growth down to just 13 percent.
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Privacy advocates accused him of dragging his feet on taking up the bill up until now.
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Still, LATAM's results were negatively affected by a financial crisis in Argentina that keeps dragging on.
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A stock like Boeing, which has been really dragging lately, found a nice bid this morning.
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Moore began taking researchers to the gyre, dragging nets alongside his catamaran and cataloguing the contents.
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This foot-dragging has been called unconstitutional, undemocratic, a desperate ploy to hang on to power.
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The U.S. yield curve flattened close to levels not seen in 11 years, dragging on banks.
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Robert imagined the hell he knew from his Sunday-school days, demons dragging down the damned.
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Almost immediately, jokes and memes began to appear on Twitter dragging the president and his team.
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The less you thought about why the WWE was dragging out Random Celebrity X, the better.
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His wife Janey-E (played by Naomi Watts) is still dragging him through his own life.
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It's going to be dragging people from their homes, that's how it's going to work out.
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Grabbing rolls of toilet paper off and dragging them into the living room for a snack.
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Regulatory foot-dragging is not the only reason that excessive pay and its negative effects persist.
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The door opened, and a massive, slobbering dog leapt in, dragging an officer by its leash.
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Fox had remade itself in Trump's image, but now the Trump administration was dragging it down.
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But you wouldn't typically find tortoises as centerpieces for the meals of our knuckle-dragging ancestors.
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The government has been dragging its feet for months, and now it's finally started to act.
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I stop dragging Penny as we reach the crowd of kids piling up into the bus.
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Their online infrastructure means it's not as simple as dragging a copy to your hard drive.
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In a café, I found an old leftist, wrapped in a kaffiyeh, dragging on a cigarette.
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Otto Fricke from the business-friendly Free Democrats accused the coalition parties of dragging their feet.
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There's a split between the industrial and consumer economies because trade tensions are dragging down industrials.
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I've been dragging that around my whole career by apologizing, or saying 'Oh, I'm so lucky.
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"I'm getting my hands on him, damn near dragging him," Woodson said in a telephone interview.
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Funny thing is, I'd be traveling much lighter if I weren't dragging around so much tech!
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Many voters were already dispirited, dragging themselves to the polls with whatever hope they could muster.
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Videos showed packs of security guards pulling and dragging fans, shouting back when audience members protested.
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He is charged with cleaning up that sport, and sees governmental foot-dragging everywhere he looks.
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The British government has, however, been accused of dragging its feet in investigating previous suspicious deaths.
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There's nothing ghoulish about him except the cases toward which his conscience is always dragging him.
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"Hey, can I get a hit of that?" inquired a gentleman dragging on a cigarette nearby.
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I had a visualization of a woman dragging a baseball bat across a chain-linked fence.
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Unwanted apartments are weighing on China's economy — and, by extension, dragging down growth around the world.
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In fact, the family's asylum request is dragging on, with the next hearing scheduled for August.
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Mr. Alvarez said he and another gang member punched and kicked Lesandro before dragging him out.
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Draw the best circle you can by dragging the yellow ball around the central white ball.
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Sanders, dressed in a striped blazer, ran after the protester, tackling her and dragging her offstage.
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And out splashed a woman in an austere black velvet cassock, hemline dragging in the flood.
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The driver sped off, dragging Officer Veve for two and a half blocks, Commissioner O'Neill said.
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She ran repeats of 200 meters while dragging a tire filled with varying amounts of sand.
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Prices of commodities including iron ore and copper fell, dragging the mining sector nearly 3% lower.
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"As long as the F.D.A. is dragging its feet," she said, "these misleading claims will continue."
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The kids come down from the mountain and into a jungle, dragging their hostage with them.
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I guess he was surprised to see a woman dragging this mature buck to her car.
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My doctor would see me walking in, dragging my leg and we would laugh about it.
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And it's not just public companies like Slack and Uber that are dragging down the fund.
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Fresenius Medical Care shares were down 8.5 percent, with both dragging the DAX down 0.21 percent.
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A video showed protesters dragging him on the ground in the midst of clashes and sirens.
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There is "no good reason" China is dragging its feet, said Mr. Li, the Greenpeace analyst.
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Even in the current U.S.-led coalition against ISIS, some Arab regimes are dragging their feet.
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The theater is dark when the raggedy old sailor stomps in, dragging a battered wooden trunk.
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She's been harshly taken to task in her own party for dragging it to the center.
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When the control panel is open, you can add fonts by dragging them into the window.
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They feel that some infernal mechanism has taken hold and is dragging them toward an abyss.
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The protesters took him outside, pulling off his clothes and dragging him bleeding through the streets.
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Trump brought him in after he became frustrated that the case was dragging on too long.
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In August, Alere sued Abbott, accusing it of dragging its feet in getting necessary regulatory approvals.
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Two-Bit put an elbow on my shoulder and leaned against me, dragging on his cigarette.
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They did not want to be part of the Catholic world, where Poland was dragging them.
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Shares of insurance companies fell broadly, with Travelers Companies dragging the Dow Jones industrial average lower.
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British gilt yields rose following the decision, dragging safe-haven German bond yields DE10YT=RR higher.
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Apple Inc declined 2.3%, dragging the tech sector lower, while other marquee names such as Amazon.
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McConnell said Democrats are "wasting the Senate's time" by dragging out debate time for uncontroversial nominees.
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Democrats plan to make the process as painful as possible for Republicans by dragging out proceedings.
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Dragging Israel into a third election after twice failing to form a government is bad enough.
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Dianne Feinstein, who Ford first notified about the alleged attack, wouldn't mind it dragging out. Why?
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Ross dragging me along to the Morgan Library to read the spines of fifteenth-century books.
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"We sleep in a different place every night now," Jenny said, dragging hard on a cigarette.
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Wendy's didn't answer our queries about its social media strategy and its constant dragging of competitors.
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But as we load the ride and pull off, we immediately feel the car dragging hard.
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They said the North Korean leader appeared simply to be repackaging and dragging out past pledges.
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The gravitational force of the happy imagination pulls at the outer world, dragging material into perception.
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Nadal, however, averted danger with a pass after dragging Thiem in with a deft drop-shot.
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Efforts to push back against these trends would punish workers by dragging down the overall economy.
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Based on our tests this doesn't seem to work for just any text — it has to be something you're typing in a text box (so, dragging and dropping from an email into Google Hangouts will work, but dragging a piece of text from a webpage won't).
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Breaking the behavior pattern of dragging your pet to the vet's office might be Treat's biggest challenge.
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I'm still dragging and want to get plenty of sleep so I can hit Dubrovnik running tomorrow.
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"He is dragging your country backwards," she said, explaining why Labour did not attend the state banquet.
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We've found our animal inspiration — this little kitty that's lifelessly dragging itself down a flight of stairs.
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After years of heel dragging, Nintendo finally opened itself up to the smartphone world in late-2016.
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It's so much better than dragging yourself to an evening class after a long day at work.
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Big trouble at a few massive—and massively profitable—tech firms may be dragging down average earnings.
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The Transportation Department for months repeatedly refused to disclose the status of its investigation into Dao's dragging.
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Europe may be dragging Amazon down, analysts from Baird wrote in a note to clients last week.
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The was down more than 3 percent, and the Nasdaq Composite was dragging more than 3.5 percent.
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Sega's Yakuza 0 opens with Kazama Kiryu walking down neon-lit Tokyo streets, dragging on a cigarette.
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"Instead of dragging your mother, learn the difference between 'you're' & 'your', ding bat," the rap star tweeted.
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Even when the selection process was dragging, the source said, Trump would call Romney to check in.
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A mystery woman recorded dragging wrist restraints was the victim of an abusive, suicidal boyfriend, police say.
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Unfortunately, Jim Cramer anticipates that oil and the Fed will keep dragging on the index next week.
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I didn't feel like I would be dragging anyone down if I sucked, which was a guarantee.
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" He added: "He is dragging the country — with Western critics kicking and screaming — into the 21st century.
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The FTSE 221.5 closed down 23 percent with the stronger sterling dragging on its exporter-heavy constituents.
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He was mauled by the lions, which began dragging him to their den, before they were shot.
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He said the U.S. economy is in good shape despite trade concerns dragging on the global economy.
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You don't have to worry about ties and coats and changing and dragging all that stuff around.
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"From my hotel window I saw passersby dragging someone who was injured and onlookers panicking," he tweeted.
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Just going to go ahead and recommend Twitter buy this since it's been dragging ass on local.
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Upgrades cost money, and you earn money by dragging crystals and other rare items to the surface.
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The partial government shutdown is now dragging into its third week, with no immediate end in sight.
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Finally the black grizzly started to catch up with her, because her yearling cub was dragging behind.
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Apple's shares plunged a further 2000% on the news, dragging the world's jittery stockmarkets down with them.
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Shares of Boeing slipped 193 percent and Caterpillar declined 1.9 percent, dragging down the Dow Jones Industrials.
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The answers instead arrive the next morning when Bethenny apologizes to Tinsley for openly dragging her trip.
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"Dragging out the birthday," she wrote, playfully referencing the fact that Shelton's actual birthday was on Tuesday.
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More firms are imposing such pricing on themselves, even in places where policymakers are dragging their feet.
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The video shows him dragging a woman away from a protest and later beating a male demonstrator.
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Now, the U.S. Treasury market, like a once sleeping giant, is dragging world rates higher with it.
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The next scene shows the robot dragging the inmate's lifeless body towards a futuristic industrial power plant.
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He then testified to dragging her body to the mine shaft and pushing her in head first.
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He was dragging the American flag on the ground like it was a piece of garbage, okay?
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Instead of dragging a USB stick around with your presentations you can load them on the Kangaroo.
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Unfortunately, the officer could only remove him from Pulse by dragging him across the glass-covered floor.
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American officials have grown tired of what they see as China's foot-dragging in fulfilling its promises.
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Having lost majority support, Mr Maduro abolished Venezuela's parliament and is dragging his country to socioeconomic catastrophe.
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Now, after the update, it will be as easy as dragging and dropping the object into place.
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These particles slightly push on spacecraft, bumping them out of orbit and dragging them down to Earth.
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Crazyhead is just dragging that dynamic out into the open and refusing to let it be subliminal.
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Despite the largest declines being among couples, single people were partly responsible for dragging us all down.
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The House financial-services committee loved dragging in your previous chief executive, Timothy Sloan, for a kicking.
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That dip, caused primarily by supply chain issues within the company, is dragging down the whole sector.
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The researchers cite obesity, depression and opioid addiction as some of the factors dragging down rich countries.
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The second most active stock, developer Aldar Properties , dropped 3.3 percent, dragging the index 13 percent lower.
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Any war between Israel and Iran and its allies would also risk dragging in the United States.
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Perhaps more importantly for riders and the MTA itself, the timeline of the project ended up dragging.
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Cops say the bumper was dragging on the ground, and sparks were flying all around her car.
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Despite that whole dragging-a-passenger-off-the-plane thing, you're still not America's least-liked airline.
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Ozzy comes into every challenge with the burden of his amazing Survivor challenge history dragging behind him.
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A week ago, House Democrats booed Sanders during a tense meeting that focused on his foot-dragging.
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Morrissey plays it straight, taking on lead vocal duties and occasionally dragging a line out, delaying herself.
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He was dragging a flag along the ground and he was playing a certain type of music.
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You can also rearrange the order the photos and videos will appear by holding down and dragging.
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In August, Paper Excellence sued J&F, accusing it of dragging its feet on closing the transaction.
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These skirts were dragging on the ground, and they were carrying in lots of dirt and dust.
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The BAT has become a ball and chain that is dragging down real, pro-growth tax reform.
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You can see the foot-dragging and years of struggle just reading the board resolution approving .amazon.
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For starters, a sound diversification strategy, which can mitigate risk without dragging on potential reward, is key.
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The farmer is alive and the farmer is a strangled shape dragging a plow through the mud.
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Pendragon's shares fell to their lowest in more than six years, dragging some of its peers lower.
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Australian grocery giant Woolworths Ltd slipped 1.1 percent to a one-week low, dragging on the index.
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"The reason this government funding bill is not ready is Democrats are dragging their feet," he added.
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I'm usually dragging my feet when my last alarm goes off, but using the light definitely helped.
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The party is not using his image in its campaign, for fear of dragging down his popularity.
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The Arizona Republic last week published videos showing staffers at the shelter dragging, pulling and shoving children.
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But their efforts risk dragging Kelly into the same factional infighting that plagued his predecessor, Reince Priebus.
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Several recent Virginia polls, though, show Trump sagging with those voters and dragging Gillespie down with him.
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It won't take much for Trump to see that Ryan and McConnell are dragging down his presidency.
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Why should you get the glass slipper when you were foot-dragging on my glass-shattering moment?
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The skinheads wrap scarves around their heads that resemble hijabs before dragging Judy to the prison roof.
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But the frustration with what's largely viewed as their feet dragging on the administration's behalf is growing.
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The mayor's office flagged around 1,000 apartments, saying that Airbnb was also responsible by dragging their feet.
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Without that power, the left behind coin could potentially wither — dragging its dollar value down with it.
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California State Attorney General said Facebook has been "dragging its feet" by failing to comply with subpoenas.
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The Hill's Amie Parnes reports that Democrats are criticizing Avenatti for dragging the party into the gutter.
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The news sent fresh shivers through the already-battered sector, dragging its rival Hammerson 4.8 percent lower.
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Home prices in Sydney posted their worst annual performance since 1990 in October, dragging national values lower.
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Qunar reported a CNY1.8bn operating loss in 9M15, dragging down Baidu's operating margin by 5 percentage points.
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To zoom even closer, double tap on the screen, holding and dragging up on the second tap.
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But Schakowsky suggested that Republicans are dragging their feet in an attempt to appease the private sector.
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Another news report showed pictures of rescuers dragging the creatures to safety and herding them on trucks.
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Suddenly, a black Chevrolet Impala struck him, dragging him about 25 feet and leaving him fatally injured.
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Many traditional smokestack industries in China are still struggling, and that is dragging down the broader economy.
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Credit Karma can help you identify accounts and line items that are dragging down your credit score.
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I scramble out of the crypt, half dragging, half carrying a still coughing Laia over the debris.
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By clicking and dragging a region in the histogram, you change the number of connections per galaxy.
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Occasionally, the wings broke, and bones got caught in workers' gloves, dragging their fingers through the saw.
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Even those who have signaled they are likely to support Mr. Cruz are dragging their feet. Gov.
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Videos of Trump proponents kicking, punching, and dragging protesters out of rallies have surfaced in recent months.
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On some possessions, he need only to stay out of the way, dragging his defender with him.
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"It's quite unpleasant," said Thurber of this unpredictable yet dragging and utterly dysfunctional governmental state of affairs.
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For a new collaboration with Under Armour, he's dragging you out of bed and along with him.
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More importantly, GDPR will force many companies dragging their feet on digitization to finally bite the bullet.
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Today's a good day to reflect on your habits—are they supporting you or dragging you down?
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Take technology stocks, whose recent declines have played a big role in dragging down the overall market.
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On the Saudi side, there was frustration with Russia's foot-dragging and relatively slim contributions to cuts.
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Qualcomm, in turn, accuses Apple of dragging its feet on providing information needed to bolster its charges.
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"White Sox," he said triumphantly after a pause, dragging out the vowels in his best American accent.
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It's sad because it was our honeymoon and he remembers me dragging him to all these places.
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Dragging metal barriers, thousands of protesters poured onto roads around Hong Kong's legislature building on Wednesday morning.
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He remembers dragging his dying father to the street, begging neighbors to take him to the hospital.
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Also, ESPN's audience is tiny for virtually everything except live major sports, dragging down Disney's stock price.
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Anti-Swiss sentiment is on the rise in the EU, as well, over perceived Swiss foot-dragging.
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But after dragging their feet, most Democrats in the Senate have voted for the nominees so far.
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I didn't really know what happened until a second later when Drake was dragging him back up.
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Mark Sebastian That summer I was in the Loire with my mom dragging me around to chateaus.
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DirecTV has steadily lost customers in this age of cord-cutting, dragging down AT&T's financial health.
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Trump brings out the worst in his supporters, dragging them down to his adult day care center.
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Many World Cup draws have been turgid affairs, overloaded with dignitaries and dragging on far too long.
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That doesn't mean taking over or dragging out a stodgy set of doom-and-gloom talking points.
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But his reluctance works without its feeling as if the show were dragging out the big clinch.
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Three officers then saw the car begin to move, dragging Officer Veve with it, the commissioner said.
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But relatives have since blamed authorities for dragging their feet in the initial hours after the report.
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The Kennedy family created a game called "dragging" for their long weekends on Cape Cod in Massachusetts.
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Remy shares were down 8.1% in early trading, also dragging down the shares of its rival Pernod.
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HK/SIN, dragging on the index as heavyweight Tencent fell 2300 percent ahead of the session's close.
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In the video, the men are seen dragging a safe downstairs before fleeing, CNN affiliate KTLA reported.
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Fiscal foot-dragging has partly been possible because the central bank has been doing the hard work.
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Like a cursor, tapping different points will produce straight lines; holding and dragging will produce the curves.
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She expressed anger over what she said was Karlan dragging her teenage son into an unrelated matter.
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Mr. Hays was convicted of manslaughter for firing the shots after dragging the woman from the car.
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The team hopes that its observation will spark other searches for extreme frame-dragging in the universe.
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His first company, Northern Pacific, quickly became overextended and then collapsed, almost dragging Deutsche down with it.
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Actress Mareli Minutti accused Avenatti of dragging her across the floor of his apartment by her arm.
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The jet stream is currently positioned over the biggest fires in the Pacific Northwest, dragging that smoke .
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Still, it's shocking that advisers as astute as Larry Kudlow would be surprised at China's foot-dragging.
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I stay on the couch for too long, eventually dragging myself up to get ready for bed.
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The movers, in the meantime, had their ropes around the grand piano and were dragging it out.
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Time is running out, and Democrats are dragging their feet on the new North American trade deal.
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Another issue that has the auto industry dragging its heels is over-the-air (OTA) software updates.
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US stocks retreated on Tuesday, but impeachment was just one of several factors dragging the market lower.
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Negotiations over the construction of next-generation nuclear reactors in India have been dragging on for years.
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But some Democrats are arguing for a halt by dragging special counsel Robert Mueller into the fight.
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The move saw the airline group's shares plunge 11% on Monday, dragging down rivals across the sector.
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So that movement should keep pushing, keep dragging, and everyone in the Democratic Party should welcome it.
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Walking is no longer just walking but the dragging of limbs heavy under the weight of disillusionment.
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Foot-dragging by Pentagon officials has also been blamed for slowing repatriation and transfers to third countries.
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There's something really attractive 220 million light years away, and it's dragging our whole galaxy towards it.
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I could hardly keep myself from dragging him across the counter, but instead pushed his hand away.
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Apple shares skidded 7.7 percent in after-hours trade, dragging the company's market value below $700 billion.
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A drop in the U.S. technology sector overnight chilled investor sentiment, dragging down SoftBank Group Corp by 3.3%.
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Residents have accused the governor of dragging his heels in responding as huge amounts of greenhouse gases escaped.
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You read it in landscape on an iPad, dragging your finger right to left to advance the narrative.
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By dragging her shoes along the ground, Kirsten Furlong drew a giant heart in the museum's front yard.
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In a new round of interviews, Barr criticized House Democrats for "dragging Bob Mueller up" to Capitol Hill.
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Tesla's last financial update revealed it's burning more money than ever, and dragging on Model 3 production goals.
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Time is simultaneously flying and dragging as we watch Alabama Hannah Brown find the love of her life.
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It then backed out as people dove out of the way, dragging parts of another vehicle with it.
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Smaller, thinly traded ETFs may have wide bid-ask spreads, dragging down returns for investors who trade frequently.
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Dragging myself through another bout of severe #depression and re-reading the #HarryPotter series to strengthen my Patronus.
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Petrochemical shares, which have been dragging Saudi Arabia's main index lower over the last two sessions, fell further.
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Groups can then be moved by clicking and dragging on the three horizontal lines to the top right.
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Charley Fowler was charged with felony criminal recklessness after allegedly dragging a nail salon employee with her car.
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An $800 million-plus takeover of Italy's AC Milan by a little-known Chinese consortium is dragging on.
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"You wonder how long can the U.S. be the only horse dragging this global economy forward," Carlson said.
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But if it opts not to, we'll have to brace for the trade conflict dragging on into 2019.
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Sanders, after dragging his feet, made good last month on his pledge to release his 2014 tax returns.
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Witnesses reportedly saw a man dragging a heavy piece of luggage out of the building, CBS News reports.
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After literally dragging its players into a black hole, the massively popular video game Fortnite is back online.
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That said, dragging old smartphone designs to the present in updated forms is starting to become a trend.
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MØ fits into the whole thing nicely, all the audible pouting dragging something else from Bieber's lingering innocence.
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Leroy and Dick barely make it out, and come face to face with Pennywise, dragging away the corpses.
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Once those proteins are joined by GK-PID, the dragging proteins pull the chromosomes in the correct directions.
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Getting up every day and forcing himself to get dressed and dragging himself around with his severe wounds.
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When Peter Gold saw a man dragging a woman by the hair toward his vehicle around 4 a.m.
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S. trade tensions dragging on investor sentiment toward the world's biggest initial public offering (IPO) in two years.
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TIGHTER GLOBAL SUPPLIES Despite these concerns dragging on oil markets, crude prices remain supported on overall supply tightness.
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That said, the actions needed to attain them have political consequences, dragging central banks into the democratic debate.
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Finally, younger shoppers may be dragging down end-of-year sales at many traditional brick-and-mortar retailers.
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The stock was down 4.7% Wednesday, dragging its market value down $1.3 billion, bringing it to $27 billion.
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Chinese growth took off just as the Soviet Union collapsed, dragging the North Korean economy down with it.
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The company primarily blamed its mobile business, along with its auto components unit, for dragging its figures down.
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But with the Democratic race dragging on into the spring, fresh tensions are bubbling up to the surface.
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In the aftermath of the dragging incident, United announced 10 policy changes, including an end to involuntary bumping.
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Earlier this year Qualcomm abandoned a bid for NXP, a Dutch firm, after foot-dragging by Chinese regulators.
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This, in turn, is dragging down the price of recycled materials, straining every part of the recycling industry.
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Elsewhere in the scene, another priest, two nuns and policemen are dragging away more children from their mothers.
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She said tripped on a wet floor sign, but that the officer continued "dragging" her down the hallway.
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This week's highlight: dragging the hand of Hailey (age 23) onto his own butt during their "biker" photoshoot.
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President Tayyip Erdogan late on Friday accused the EU of dragging its feet on the funds four months.
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The mayor's office flagged around 1,000 apartments back in December 2017 and said Airbnb was dragging its feet.
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And, yet, Legend's wife Chrissy Teigen is still keeping him humble by playfully dragging him on national television.
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The gore-hungry Demogoron smells all the spilled blood and shows up, dragging Barb to the Upside Down.
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The government has been accused of foot dragging and ambiguity over the legality of Uber in the city.
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Shares of Target and Costco Wholesale also fell, dragging the S&P consumer staples index down 2.3 percent.
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Their voices sound creaky, croaky, rough — with the last syllable of every spoken word dragging on and on.
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You navigate menus by dragging a pointer across the screen and perform attacks by waving your hand around.
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This past February also saw a Leap Day, so 2016 really is dragging on longer than most years.
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But dragging Daryl into it, particularly after he seemed to abide by Rick's new worldview, doesn't feel earned.
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The mayor has been dragging his heels and obstructing accountability at every turn for the past five years.
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Piddly piss-peas are a thing of the past—you're conjuring huge whirlwinds and dragging meteors from space.
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Hundreds of robots shuffle these in and out of neat rows, sliding beneath them and dragging them around.
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The Republicans took aim, calling Cleveland a deadbeat dad while dragging Halpin and the child into the muck.
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Conglomerate John Keells fell 2.7 percent, while Lanka Orix Leasing Co lost 7.2 percent, dragging the overall index.
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Harambe was shot and killed by zoo officials after dragging the boy around the moat in his enclosure.
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We aren't above dragging an Australian coffee shop or cafe on social media, especially when they deserve it.
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Consumer staples led the decliners, with dairy firm a2 Milk Company Ltd falling 2 percent, dragging the index.
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The ruling party closed ranks and defeated the vote, dragging the currency to its weakest since July 12.
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Financial firms led the decline, as brokers slapped a rare "sell" ratings on bellwethers, dragging the sector lower.
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You want to build a gas-guzzling, smoke-pumping, V-18 for hauling a camper dragging a boat?
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The decision could appease foreign shareholders who have accused the exchange of dragging its feet on a listing.
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The European Commission says it will defend its decision on Apple in the courts, dragging it into 2017.
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It's the flattest in over a decade and dragging other yield curves around the world down with it.
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But here are a few things you can do that'll help you avoid dragging everyone down with you.
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Lawmakers voted to impeach him in 2015, saying he had violated the constitution by dragging religion into politics.
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Publicly dragging the work they do for you is a dick move, not to mention incredibly unprofessional. pic.twitter.
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It's also a lot easier to organize your pokemon collection by dragging them around on a DS touchscreen.
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But instead of holding his hand, Chien is seen dragging Lu around by the nostrils, hair and ear.
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Dragging a spoon through my sundae, I felt flattened with despair, but I knew I wasn't alone — literally.
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He prowls the streets of Mumbai at night, dragging an iron wrench and looking for his next victim.
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Conversely, if your fundraise is dragging out and not really catching fire — investors can detect this as well.
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The program has been criticized for dragging its feet and bowing to the interests of the chemical industry.
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Up until then, only the footage of Rice dragging Palmer's body out of the elevator had been revealed.
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It's okay if you're one of many Americans dragging your feet instead of filing your 2018 tax return.
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Imagine him on this play below, either available for a kickout or dragging Serge Ibaka to the perimeter.
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However, companies like AT&T have been dragging their feet, claiming to need FCC approval for such technology.
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Iggy gets some private time with Rachel and spends his time dragging Eric, rather than talking about himself.
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He did not come back on the 17th; the fishermen later saw the tribespeople dragging his body around.
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Technology stocks offset the gains, dragging on the markets and pulling the tech-heavy Nasdaq into negative territory.
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Republicans, meanwhile, regularly accuse committee Democrats of dragging out witness interviews to score political points against the president.
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Yet Filipe Nyusi, Mozambique's president, is dragging his feet, prompting speculation that a cover-up is under way.
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Footage of security officers roughly dragging Dao off the aircraft by his wrists went viral, provoking global outcry.
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In Sweden, a criminal investigation into whether he had committed rape in Stockholm, in 2010, was dragging on.
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But these are weighing on banks' earnings and dragging down stocks globally, threatening business confidence and growth prospects.
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In the latest quarter, Target's investments were seen dragging profits down and shares sold off on the news.
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The trade war between the United States and China has been dragging on for more than a year.
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He was dragging the flag along the ground, and he had internet chatter with ISIS and about ISIS.
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In the lobby, politicians whispered and movie starlets swanned across the floor, dragging recalcitrant borzois on their leashes.
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UK prime minister Boris Johnson urges the president to drop tariffs or risk dragging down the world economy.
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They thus do not see themselves as pushing or pulling or dragging the Democratic nominee to their position.
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The ants would need a different calculus for the single-step gait they use when dragging food home.
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The heavily weighted financials subindex declined 22 percent, dragging the index lower but paring steeper losses seen earlier.
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To continue getting the work done, you need to make sure the toxic person isn't dragging everyone down.
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And the internecine intraparty battle likely to ensue could depress Republican turnout, dragging other candidates down with him.
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This proposal risks dragging every other state/municipal debt issuer in the United States into Puerto Rico's crisis.
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Even before he'd stepped off the plane in Singapore, Pompeo had been critical of Pyongyang's apparent heel-dragging.
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Scratch relies on dragging and dropping to create simple instructions, rather than typing out lots of complex code.
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He points to the tires and they dutifully strap them around their waists, dragging them on the pavement.
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Most other sectors were down, with a continued correction in industry and infrastructure stocks dragging on the market.
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But it underscored how lazy the president is, and showed us what direction he's dragging the country in.
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Footage of security officers roughly dragging Dao off the aircraft by his wrists went viral, provoking national outcry.
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Concerns that the process is dragging out helped send the display maker's shares tumbling 12 percent on Wednesday.
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Videos and images on social media showed police dragging protesters, including Wong and Law, out of the area.
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After dragging its feet, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee has finally scheduled a hearing on it, for Monday.
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But in science, as in life, there's reason for care before dragging the big items to the curb.
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"It got a little exhausting dragging a bunch of props to a theatre all the time," Newell recalls.
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Once they discard their mucus nets, the apparatus sinks to the seafloor, dragging the plastics down as well.
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Even as the country recovers from the crash of 2008, the financial crisis is still dragging me down.
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There were no track marks to indicate dragging or crawling, and the dragon was thought unable to fly.
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But just a couple months ago, Facebook executives were still dragging their feet about combatting misinformation more broadly.
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And corporations have eight years to bring the money over, dragging out the time available to shelter income.
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Then he says he expects, next time I see him, I'll come in dragging an IV behind me.
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Because writing endless job applications was dragging me down, I decided to leave my computer and my apartment.
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The country has enjoyed several years of modest growth, but China's slowdown is dragging Japanese export figures down.
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When the Vatican complains that you're dragging the U.S. "back to the past," you know you're in trouble.
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"These ones will come back when the S&P futures stop dragging down the entire market," Cramer said.
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They have responded by dragging garden hoses from their houses or sloshing pails of water to nearby trees.
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Perhaps his foot-dragging was an expression of doubt, too: Could any book live up to his reputation?
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Many top Democrats believe Sanders hurt Hillary Clinton in 2016 by dragging their primary battle into the summer.
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