The drift is pretty much following the predicted drift corridor.
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Hunger can cause your mind to drift which isn't good, if it starts to drift halfway through an interview.
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And with that drift of attention, we risk a real drift of funding and of action to beat the virus.
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But Ford says it has a solution with its Drift Stick, a lever connected to the electronic brake on the Focus RS that enables drivers to drift the car – provided they know how to drift a car.
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Trump channels the discontent generated by the basic drift of history—the drift toward global social organization—and by contingent facts of history, in particular by the failure of his predecessors to fully grapple with that drift.
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The score is rated by three Formula Drift judges and is based on three main criteria: line, angle and style of the drift.
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As you might notice from the photo above, the AMG GT 63 S can drift and in fact has an available drift mode.
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"Drift is 22 percent not an ESCO," said Christopher Morini Jr., one such Drift customer who has taken to posting his weekly energy bills on Twitter.
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The second chapter, "Drift," demonstrates how the photographer Eugène Atget, who documented activity in Paris's streets, embodies the notion of drift, or displacement, and its importance to Surrealists.
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Turtle Beach Wide Drift Fast Gaming Mouse Pad, $22.43There are millions of mouse pads out there, but the Turtle Beach Wide Drift Fast Premium Gaming Mouse Pad is our favorite.
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Drift thinks of itself as a software services firm for both buyers and sellers of electricity who will pay for a "subscription" because Drift can keep costs lower using its proprietary operating system.
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Without them, the continent might drift for another 15 years.
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More rarely, icebergs drift as far north as South America.
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The drift, on the other hand, posed a bigger problem.
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Around 4 AM, she began to drift out of sleep.
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The Old Drift (Hogarth), her first novel, is available now.
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Our ideas about the relationship were starting to drift apart.
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Then he started to drift, the wound started to weep.
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Then she let her gaze drift to the Fearsville towers.
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In his excavator, he'd drift off thinking about the farm.
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Saudi Arabia could not allow reserves to drift towards zero.
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Do people mostly drift out between 5 and 6 p.m.?
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The drift away from free trade could easily gather steam.
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"Upward drift more likely than downward for now," Karabell said.
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He crashed into a snow drift at a police roadblock.
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After two laps, you say, now I can also drift.
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Inspiration most often strikes when you let your thoughts drift.
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Monsanto maintains its new formulation of dicamba reduces drift effectively.
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Instead, the body appears to drift ever deeper into irrelevance.
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But at the coffeehouse, he is countering the drift now.
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The petals blow apart, swirling, and drift to the ground.
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Scenes drift away almost as quickly as they offer grounding.
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Firebrands drift down into the redwoods like an infernal snow.
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That drift also makes it hard to copy those drugs.
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But then, wasn't, no, wait... Was Sonic Drift any good?
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Toss it on, drift away, let the hours fly by.
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I drift in and out of sleep for a while.
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Yet in recent years Northern Ireland has begun to drift.
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Their drift into vulnerability reverses, however, as they age further.
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Around midnight, it was time to drift off to sleep.
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This contributed to the dangerous drift in American foreign relations.
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Inevitably, students and teachers will drift back into their routines.
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A period of drift followed Mr. Cohen's graduation from college.
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You drift from feeling like the protagonist to a voyeur.
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"Who would want to see that?" was the general drift.
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Then drift up to the Carlyle and have a martini.
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"The possibility of drift is always there," Mr. Levey said.
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As his childhood passed, he watched friends drift into crime.
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During those times, she said, her thoughts drift to Zyaire.
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When you drift apart, having sex pulls you back together.
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As mentioned above, Tokyo Drift has nothing to do with either of the two movies preceding it, but audiences sparked to the character of Han, who trains Sean in the ways of drift racing.
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In his 1914 book, Drift and Mastery, Walter Lippmann proposed that the nation had entered a period of alarming "drift" because it had not figured out how to "master" the forces unleashed by industrialization.
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When he pours paint onto a printed surface, as he does in "Drift 1" and "Drift II" (both 2017), the gorgeous effects he achieves are not all that we should be inspired to consider.
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But Mr. Bowling refuses predictability: "Drift I" and "Drift II" (2541) are formally ironic, door-size canvases printed with bright stripes, each topped with an eruption of paint as thick as melted ice cream.
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The film is nearly three hours long, and the characters drift around the country, from Kansas City to North Dakota, but you soon realize that Star can drift without getting out of her seat.
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Sketches would begin, peak, and then simply drift off and stop.
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This supercontinent began to drift into separate continents during the Cretaceous.
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The decision extends Venezuela's drift toward the fringes of international diplomacy.
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It's no surprise that I would drift into PR and copywriting.
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I am sad, but drift back into a super light sleep.
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Replace Yang with a little baby, and you've got the drift.
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When it generates dialogue, conversations drift aimlessly from topic to topic.
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As democracies drift towards xenophobic nationalism, universal values are in retreat.
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That snow could have been affected by melting, compression, or drift.
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The episode was of a piece with Poland's growing diplomatic drift.
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This illustrates how asymmetrical the extremist drift in American politics is.
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"2019 brings new challenges to the Drift Cave team, " Field said.
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This one's repeating radio signals showed the same downward frequency drift.
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Sean: Sean Boswell (Lucas Black) is the protagonist of Tokyo Drift.
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These images speak to that sense of wanting to drift off.
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They swim or drift around, pale and yellow, like fringed moons.
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Under Barack Obama, America has let its North Korea policy drift.
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The two items are excellent complements, if you catch my drift.
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Figure out what activity encourages you to let your ideas drift.
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You'll jump, shift, and drift, all in a matter of seconds.
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A hub of EU-funded research and innovation would drift away.
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The fear is that this downward drift blunts central bankers' tools.
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These new regulations make the OfS's ideological drift very clear indeed.
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Today I thought I'd just take a lie-down, and drift.
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But somewhere along the way, the two started to drift apart.
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Cranberries bright as blood, a cold drift from beneath the door.
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The continents were just beginning their drift apart from one another.
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Trump's drift toward the establishment has become something of a pattern.
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We have to move or we'll drift away from the islands.
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And members of his own party are already catching his drift.
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Studio Drift also makes films that compliment and complement their installations.
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I could become a minimalist, that maximum response to speed & drift.
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He did not lose his patience, though, or drift into despair.
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But the motor stalls and the canoe starts to drift downstream.
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From there, it's easy to drift to bigger, more existential questions.
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Biden appeared to drift at times toward positions held by Sanders.
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It seemed as if it would drift away at any moment.
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" Nkoloso and the Afronauts play important parts in "The Old Drift.
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And that, if you get my drift, is the whole point.
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Anything longer, and after a while, his mind starts to drift.
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Centrist Democrats think the party needs to arrest its leftward drift.
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Many, feeling overwhelmed, just drift off and never start on medication.
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They have a way to put a stop to green drift.
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We were meant to drift into shore, and we drifted away.
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Does disconnection represent a drift toward cynicism, self-defeat and apathy?
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Without leap years, December would drift into summer in 400 years.
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It doesn't drift through the sky neutrally or accidentally or reluctantly.
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You just cast, let the fly drift, and then cast again.
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Tuesday's show was in collaboration with the artist collective Studio Drift.
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But with the government's rightward drift, both are becoming increasingly problematic.
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Besides, this fits a wider picture of a drift toward authoritarianism.
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In times of peace and growth, there's a drift toward liberalism.
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I won't belabor the point, because I think you get my drift.
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As for the rest of the cast, they drift into the background
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Their curiosities tend to drift south, to their anatomy and its mechanics.
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The restrictions placed on their relationship eventually caused them to drift apart.
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It's a view that goes against the drift of current Democratic debates.
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But before January is over, you drift back to your old ways.
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Grossman, however, believes crude prices are going to continue to drift higher.
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Once you kill someone, their family will drift out of the game.
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The country cannot afford to drift without a hand on the tiller.
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Worried by the drift in government policy, entrepreneurs are taking the initiative.
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Britain's leftward drift can be seen in one opinion poll after another.
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And then there is the wind encountered by icebergs as they drift.
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A few holdout sadists keep coming, but eventually, even they drift away.
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Germany and Europe are better off without another six months of drift.
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I could go on but I think you get the general drift….
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CHINESE LANTERNS painted with the word "Ik" drift across the evening sky.
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I drift into several unsettling dreams, which wake me up several times.
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But there may also be social pressure to drift left in Hollywood.
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This could be your "winter warmer," if you catch our drift (wink).
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And Formula Drift always kicks off the year with a media day.
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But these oscillators drift over time, getting out of synch with Earth.
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Both sides are great, but Diego's "Drift" is definitely my favorite here.
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They get in and get out nightly if you catch my drift.
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With a built-in speaker, play relaxing music as you drift off.
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They think the Carboniferous coal measures were a consequence of continental drift.
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There's something deeply calming about watching clouds drift across an open sky.
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Thus, the arrows will drift until they find this state of synchrony.
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However, investors expect the dollar to drift before monthly U.S. jobs data.
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There is, it seems, an upward drift to GDP measures over time.
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Moreover, it misses the more gradual drift of production to other countries.
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You lose interest in things, people drift away, you question your career.
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Even if they drift back, one threat looks likely to stay: Amazon.
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What might affect this calculus is an upward drift in interest rates.
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The seeming drift from a two state solution further strains our alliance.
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That in turn might slow the Europe-wide drift to nationalist parties.
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You're lying in bed all cozy ready to drift off to sleep.
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As other people drift toward you, invite them in to the conversation.
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In the past, farmers accepted drift as a cost of doing business.
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And since "Tokyo Drift," Morgan has become the gatekeeper of the franchise.
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It appears we could drift back up to $1,13, but longer term.
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" Part of the fantasy is that she could "drift into Cull & Pistol.
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Instead, Hal remained silent, allowing us to drift away from the freighter.
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Robinson said a subscription to Drift amounts to roughly $1 per week.
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Or, you might fancy taking them all down in a single drift.
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Studio Drift has been applying clever concepts to design staples since 2007.
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After "Shaft," Hayes began a drift toward acting, bankruptcy and rote disco.
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It wasn't a sudden shift, but a drift years in the making.
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"It does not drift at all," Stine said about the Enlist herbicide.
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And then we started to drift away from that in the '90s.
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"I see a downward drift in yields in junk bonds," she said.
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As a result, these users are starting to drift back to piracy.
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Occasionally, a pink bougainvillea would drift our way from the ocean's breeze.
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Under Pulis, West Brom's fans were starting to drift away and disconnect.
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It is expected to drift west through South Carolina before turning north.
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I can lose interest and drift away from a page so easily.
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The longer that goes, the farther apart the countries will drift economically.
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The result is a likable, bittersweet exploration of a life in drift.
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The drift lower in yields has pulled the dollar down with it.
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Some of the causes of this anti-democratic drift are uniquely Israeli.
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The two began to drift apart, and Mr. Hilton moved to California.
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Rabago also said Drift customers should be prepared to face greater risk.
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"That is a risk, that these two regions drift apart," he said.
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I'm catching up on a Sally Rooney novel and drift to sleep.
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The kids slowly start to grow up and begin to drift apart.
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However, Hamilton seems to drift along the gargantuan wave with incredible ease.
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My words just couldn't seem to drift high enough in his direction.
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That bilateral drift has not helped in two key structural sticking points.
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Defense lawyers try to maintain a single narrative to avoid investigatory drift.
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The drift is caused by processes deep inside the planet, he said.
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It basically feels like you're being hugged as you drift into dreamland.
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The songs drift between stand-alone pop tunes and music-theater exposition.
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His concept came to be known as the theory of continental drift.
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I had plans to drift off to college, maybe become a writer.
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Even the most virulent racists in "The Old Drift" aren't one-dimensional.
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However, the 2012 home release of Ice Age: Continental Drift includes ASL interpretation.
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For the first time in her life, she gave herself permission to drift.
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Spanish, and the beats of salsa drift in from one of many eateries.
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Some people, lost in private trances, take what they need and drift away.
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It's a tradition that goes back to his first novel, In the Drift.
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But that's just natural conversation drift for Oscar-winning makeup designer Joel Harlow.
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But the further we drift from 9/11, the harder that will be.
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Exhales gray chemical plumes that drift into the evening air while he texts.
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EU negotiators are also frustrated with what they see as Britain's policy drift.
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The Hungarian forint continued to drift, down 1.6673% on the day at 1.6663.
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Shaw previously drove a Mercedes to crash into Han's vehicle in "Tokyo Drift."
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And while her aesthetic style may drift, her devotion to them does not.
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At one point mid-drift, Schwartz's phone unexplainably disconnected from BMW's infotainment system.
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Another possibility is that the storm will start to drift westwards on Sunday.
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What's the logical conclusion of this ethnonationalist drift in domestic and international politics?
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And yet the show understands that drift toward human connection all the same.
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Another investor said fears that EM will drift into the background are overdone.
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They're hoping to push the ceremony to June ... if you catch their drift.
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Clouds drift above a small dam on the Lasithi plateau of Crete, Greece.
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In featureless spaces like empty rooms or white walls, things tend to drift.
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Bizzabo's better-known customers include Inbound, SaaStr, Forbes, Dow Jones, Gainsight and Drift.
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Well now you can make a bot that will always catch your drift.
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Oman had already allowed its official rate to drift up in recent months.
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And they will likely continue to leak and drift for decades to come.
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As young men drift to the extremes, women are taking over the middle.
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Brexit would weaken London, as jobs and business drift to Paris or Frankfurt.
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And owing to policy drift, cronyism and corruption, the results are not good.
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That startup, Drift, managed to raise $47 million in its first three years.
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Currently, Drift subscribers can use chatbots to help turn web visits into sales.
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The leadership quietly condoned the drift toward conservatism, critics of the organization say.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Europe is poorly placed to deal with Austria's rightward drift.
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This is allowing Ophelia to drift towards the north and east, towards Europe.
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As populations drift apart geographically and genetically, different patterns of gene variations emerge.
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"The sensors using the traditional techniques will drift like crazy," Donikian told me.
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Britain would then, in a sense, drift away into the Atlantic, he added.
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Even before this legislative plan, there was a clear drift toward censorship here.
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Inside was just a small drift of household items piled to one side.
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He implored them, Fitzpatrick said, not to succumb to adversity and drift apart.
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Critters can drift far from their usual habitats using these novel plastic homes.
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Across the country, 70 million pounds of pesticides drift from farms each year.
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They fill a psychological need in a world of drift and inchoate war.
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The year 2017 has felt like a drift toward a less familiar world.
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The BoE expects inflation to drift down as it raises interest rates gradually.
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There's no clear sign that the underlying inflation is poised to drift higher.
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What can we do to ensure that our society doesn't drift farther apart?
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The dispute could also exacerbate another trend: Turkey's drift away from the West.
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You kind of have to ask repeatedly and hope it catches your drift.
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If you're not catching my drift, I will defer you to this man.
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Mr. Erdogan's anti-American behavior and his drift toward Russia have heightened anxiety.
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You're left to make what you can of a thing and drift on.
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" It's a neat inversion, and a poignant reminder that our children always "drift.
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To "face the Drift" is simply to realise this, long after they do.
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Ramy's spiritual drift is bound up with his young-adult search for identity.
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American allies came to distrust and drift away from US leadership, they argued.
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And speaking of drift, that was inevitably what we did throughout our 20s.
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Something needs to pull our society back from its dehumanizing and commodifying drift.
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And pesticide drift can poison caterpillars even when they aren't the targeted pest.
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They can drift for days, until they find a log or a bank.
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But you're struggling to drift off — because your nose is insanely stuffed up.
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Other people you recognize drift toward the conversation then, wisely, retreat from it.
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On Thursday, a pair of senators even appeared to drift into nap time.
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Late at night, the organizers drift down to a bar in the basement.
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Ms Sturgeon's critics say there is a sense of drift at the top.
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They'll get the drift and follow along, and you let them back in.
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"The sardines are simply looking to halt the drift toward populism," Santori said.
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I've also sensed that the museum had increasingly entered a state of drift.
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The story will likely drift away since other media reporters are ignoring it.
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She likes to float a puzzle and let it drift off the page.
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The horns engage in an unhurried exchange, letting tones and colors drift upward.
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For one, bond yields, which move opposite price, typically drift lower in August.
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Why pay attention to the Cardinals as they drift into the off-season?
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The imprisonment of Bangladesh's most respected photojournalist illustrates the country's drift toward autocracy.
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This upward drift in transfer fees can easily be visualized in a graph.
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My mind had no choice but to drift into an elaborate fantasy realm.
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In distracted moments, drivers can drift off the road and hit a street lamp or a pedestrian, drift into an oncoming lane and hit another car head-on, or miss a road sign or traffic light and cause an accident.
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These likelihood assessments are created using the same process that set the button intervals: we assessed how far polls tend to drift in our model and used that to create benchmarks around what amount of drift is or isn't typical.
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"The asteroid's loops around Earth drift a little ahead or behind from year to year, but when they drift too far forward or backward, Earth's gravity is just strong enough to reverse the drift and hold onto the asteroid so that it never wanders farther away than about 100 times the distance of the moon," Paul Chodas, manager of NASA's Center for Near-Earth Object (NEO) Studies, said in a statement.
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Its fate may have something to do with the unexpected direction of its drift.
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While he awaits trial, his thoughts will inevitably drift to his favorite hobby, escape.
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Simply put: good news moves markets up, bad news only makes the market drift.
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"PDX" might be the most striking song, all melancholy drift and spoken-word poetry.
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Over time, other black students would drift into their orbit and join the conversation.
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But I began to drift a little from my core values, two in particular.
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However, in the last decade we allowed the agenda to drift from these goals.
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Besides cementing the court's Catholic majority, Mr Kavanaugh will also continue its conservative drift.
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Cozumel is known for its drift diving, which means you float with the current.
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We'll have a dive specialty in drift diving by the end of this trip.
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A future Conservative government might be able to reverse the drift away from exceptionalism.
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So the drift to orthodoxy will probably continue, but with two equally important caveats.
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Sometimes, the balloons drift off course into the sea or back into South Korea.
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Mattarella has made clear he will not let the talks drift on this time.
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Bread crumbs or condiments you'd sprinkle can drift away, potentially damaging or clogging equipment.
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A SAG award does not an Oscar award make, if you catch my drift.
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If the two Cheerios are close enough together, they will drift toward each other.
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As we enter Martian gravity, our first parabola, I notice my arms drift up.
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So, the trauma-related experience is locked there whereas other details kind of drift.
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These multiple smelter outages, though, are accelerating a deeper-rooted drift into supply deficit.
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When I'm too tired, I put away my laptop and drift off to sleep.
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The Formula Drift field first must qualify to participate in the Top 32 competition.
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Image credit: NASA/Scott KellyKelly keeps his arms crossed so they don't drift away.
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Words' meanings—as in real life—drift, too, giving the system more realistic messiness.
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Studio Drift defines itself as a collective that pushes boundaries on technology and nature.
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Those who are from less religious families simply drift away and face fewer repercussions.
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Buoys and weather models show an ocean drift matched his 6,000-mile journey west.
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The satellites will drift further and further apart with each successive orbit of Earth.
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Drift Kicking with a little Bullet Time and it's actually suddenly quite fun :/ pic.twitter.
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She'll procrastinate, drift off during meetings, have trouble following directions and make careless mistakes.
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On market volatility: "Short term we think volatility will probably drift higher," Kolanovic said.
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So will Fox News drift backwards as a result of a sudden Ailes exit?
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Our scenes take different forms, but we never drift away from our core interactions.
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The International Monetary Fund expects this year's growth to drift down to 6.3 percent.
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They accuse Democrats of a drift toward socialism spurred in part by freshman Rep.
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Finally, this car also has an "easy-to-drift" feature, because why wouldn't it?
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In fact, the conversation often seemed to drift back to tethered VR pretty organically.
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In "Faith in a Tree," we drift in and out of conversations, memories, observations.
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After the ambivalent American and European responses to the coup, that drift is accelerating.
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Synthesizers, horns, and strings drift in and out of these songs in perfect arcs.
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Clinton alone cannot resist what seems to be a steady drift in her party.
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Then press play on the Beef's ode to flying mammals/rabies and drift away.
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More pressing is the drift of trading liquidity into the over-the-counter shadows.
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Recent polls have Latinos starting to drift toward the Bern in the Democratic primary.
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Amma's story is followed by 11 others that drift back and forth in time.
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And what about "scope creep," or "style drift," as it's known in the business?
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Strands of hair, from scalps or beards, can drift down into the serving bowls.
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Faced with the prospect of extinction, Local Councils began to drift into Nusra's orbit.
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The longer Wanderers drift through their 20s, the harder it becomes to catch up.
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They go east together to study film at N.Y.U. and begin to drift apart.
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"There is an issue with model drift," he later said in response to questions.
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You toss, you turn, you tear your hair out, but you don't drift off.
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And Continental Drift didn't quite match it but came close, with $877.2 million worldwide.
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Some of the sharpest pangs come when Aronson's thoughts drift to lesser-known records.
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So all of the planets orbiting the sun will drift a little farther away.
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I've seen rates drift down in Chicago, and booked a good day-of sale.
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Her father rocks her, but even when she does drift off, she has nightmares.
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The individual satellites slowly began to drift toward their singular journeys above the planet.
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The best friend would "drift cookies," circling the couple in a tight, controlled skid.
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Now is no time to drift backward — especially not in the name of progress.
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As we FaceTime, I watch the light from yesterday's sun drift toward the screen.
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But little research has delved into how to combat the seasonal drift toward inactivity.
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They become a Facebook friend, an Instagram follow, and drift back into the static.
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Ironically, letting the mind drift without targeting our thoughts can also enhance our performance.
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Despite a British victory later at Roarke's Drift, their invasion of Zululand fell apart.
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We drift into reluctant long-term commitments, as the monogamists of the fifties did.
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Though it's registered as a utility, several features distinguish Drift from traditional power companies.
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Experts, while supportive of innovative models like Drift, doubt the system will change easily.
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To let my imagination drift, I lowered the sound levels and closed my eyes.
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Ruminations and reminiscences drift into place like the fluttering contents of a snow globe.
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These three images show two-week average Arctic sea ice drift data from Jan.
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What follows is a beautiful novel about love and the ways people drift apart.
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The drift was more marked among Australians under 45, most of whom named China.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, the dialogue naturally tended to drift toward the largest deals by volume.
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Foreigners and their capital will drift away, leading to a deep and lasting recession.
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In fact, millions of Americans take melatonin supplements to help drift off at night.
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But, he acknowledged, plainclothes units tend to drift into long lunches and bad habits.
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The people and the ideas in "The Old Drift," like dervishes, are set whirling.
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On social media, narratives are fragmented and stories drift off, consumed by the network.
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Projected onto a billowy curtain, the scenes drift away from you, then back again.
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But there still are risks in the Democratic Party's recent drift to the left.
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When it fails to readjust, sleep times drift later and later into the evening.
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The lives I once quenched slowly drift away to make room for this illness.
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These scenes seem to drift, as they feel like distractions, meditations, or hazy recollections.
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You'll slowly drift toward a relaxed state, rather than being pushed to go there.
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The stakes here are high, given how alarming Turkey's drift toward authoritarianism already is.
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ET. The index is expected to drift down to 50.3 from April's reading of 20103.
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That's why we get a fairly stable market but a little bit of downward drift.
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And, this time, it's a bit more Slytherin than Gryffindor, if you catch our drift.
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Inflation is likely to drift higher now that oil prices and the dollar have stabilized.
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"Ghost nets" are massive nets of nylon or polypropylene that drift and accumulate plastic debris.
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No "drift mode" for you yet, sadly, unless you happen to be a Hollywood star.
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Littoral Drift continues at Yossi Milo Gallery (245 Tenth Avenue, Chelsea, Manhattan) through April 29.
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I'm finally drowsy, so I set my alarm for 9:30 and let myself drift.
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Current snow drift measurement at the office: approximately as tall as a 280' forecaster. pic.twitter.
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It's been a long winter; open up your windows and let this one drift in.
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He would just drift around the tables watching mostly, then suddenly put down a bet.
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I'll drift next to you every day as a ghost just to be with you.
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Another student saw a tall robed apparition with a cone head drift in the room.
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Without a "true north," drift and fragmentation lead to blunders, wasted effort and missed opportunities.
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Younger migrants have also started to drift away to faster-growing regions in China's interior.
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Without a firmer commitment to its own constitutional principles, the drift towards authoritarianism will accelerate.
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He is said to forget key facts, bungle media interviews and drift off in meetings.
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Inbred strains are subject to "genetic drift" as fluctuations build up in the gene pool.
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Pub date: March 19 Namwali Serpell's The Old Drift will be published on March 26.
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These particles drift through air more easily than they pass through solid objects like stone.
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People might be a close friend one day and drift away from you over time.
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We will continue to drift toward the 1,950 to 2,000 points for the S&P.
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Almost 20 years of strategic drift has played into the hands of Russia and China.
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Carillion probably should have done something similar a while ago, rather than drift to disaster.
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These big strategic moves also position the company to drift into first place in 2019.
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I start to drift off to sleep, so I get up and go to bed.
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The problem with value benchmarks is that prices drift away from them for long periods.
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They then have a sweet intimate moment and head upstairs, if you catch my drift.
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Such upgrades are unlikely to arrest the United States' drift away from its established allies.
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Or, when all else fails, listen to a calming sleep playlist to help drift off.
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We drift off, get an arm massage if we're lucky, and leave with glowing skin.
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Future leadership in either party can also hit the reset button on this corrosive drift.
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While there, he learns about the mysteries of "drift" racing and takes on the Yakuza.
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"EUR/USD is likely to drift below $1.13, but probably not below $1.12," Juckes said.
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If Sloan has his way, the actual level will drift down closer to 10 percent.
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Trump also derided what he cast as a drift toward "socialism" in the Democratic Party.
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Geologists of the 19th century concluded as much—though they knew nothing of continental drift.
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Everything stops and you just drift, stunned by the nonsense you've found yourself involved in.
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Sea otters hold each other's paws as they fall asleep so they don't drift apart.
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Above, the contrails left by coalition warplanes drift across the blue sky in hazy circles.
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Drift rebalancing will be automated for each investor to account for changes in asset volatility.
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Such paranoia is dangerous, and not only because it could accelerate Turkey's drift into autocracy.
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On 16 occasions between 2006 and 2014 a school was evacuated because of pesticide drift.
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He expects CPI to drift back to 2.1 percent by the end of the year.
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Pick out associates whose behavior is better than yours and you'll drift in that direction.
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It was easy to drift back into it, like a dream that lasted for years.
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She would watch it, do it, then sort of drift around the room repeating it.
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California is set to officially ban commercial fishermen from using drift nets off its coasts.
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Green drift has shaped the environmental records of every president since, very much including Obama.
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Viewers drift past a man and a child standing in awe of the sculptural ruins.
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Defense officials have said a navigational error caused the boats to drift into Iranian waters.
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Farmers, regulators and the companies selling the pesticide are examining ways to control the drift.
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The shift, they say, signals the end of a decades-long drift toward overprotecting children.
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I saw this drift and this shift and saw the culture wars in the '90s.
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When tree and soil aromas drift skyward, they act as water-gathering hubs, seeding raindrops.
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Mr. Netanyahu's last four governments were both a consequence and a cause of this drift.
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The abortion debate last week reflects the drift of the national Democratic Party writ large.
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RUEHL You do drift into the elder roles that sometimes have substance and sometimes don't.
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More was going wrong between 2009 and 2017 than the dangerous drift of the GOP.
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A genetic disorder causes him to drift, at random intervals, through the past and future.
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But as he starts to move, gun in hand, his arms drift above his head.
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But the Indian surge is striking in that it counters the overall market's downward drift.
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The resonances drift over time, probably because of more complicated gravitational interactions and tidal effects.
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The Russia story is more like Beckett—a mystifying tragicomedy that may drift into irresolution.
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Some lie on the floor, too frail to move; others drift about on stick legs.
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The spot has recently started to drift westward at a faster rate than ever before.
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IT WAS A SIGN The Drift is the spot that made me choose my apartment.
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In fact, some Drift customers bristle at the thought that it is just another ESCO.
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You can break it, but you can also break it, if you get my drift.
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The losing side will continue to drift this way as the hours pass on Wednesday.
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On both abortion and affirmative action, Kennedy had appeared to drift right in recent years.
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Stocks continued their drift into record territory during much of the day but turned lower.
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Barring a major breakdown on trade, stocks should continue to drift further into record territory.
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AND I'M NOT AN ADVOCATE – LONG-TERM INTERVENTIONIST DOESN'T WORK, BUT YOU GET MY DRIFT.
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After several years together, she would like to cohabit; he'd prefer to drift and dream.
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To correct for seasonal drift, the Chinese, Hindu, Jewish and many other calendars are lunisolar.
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And if you want to see how that "drift mode" works, allow Ford to explain:
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This airborne filth can drift for miles and miles, stinging nostrils and killing plant life.
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Instead, as platform-thinkers, they drift effortlessly from one new experience or product to another.
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Instead they drift and, at times, Dufresne appears in three different roles and outfits simultaneously.
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Powell said persistently low inflation could lead to "a difficult-to-arrest downward drift" in expectations.
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The picture can get really big and doesn't seem to drift out of focus over time.
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So I swipe a Priority Mail envelope from a nearby rack and drift toward his counter.
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Indian, Puerto Rican, and British accents drift over a soundtrack of hip hop and anthemic folk.
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The 2012 home release of the animated film Ice Age: Continental Drift also included ASL interpretation.
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That the EU has been unable to halt its close neighbour's drift is a sorry embarrassment.
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He jumps in the shower and gets ready while I drift in and out of sleep.
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In Hawaii, he dangled from a car window by only his legs after his "Drift" video.
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For her series Littoral Drift, Riepenhoff hauls giant sheets of light-sensitive paper to the beach.
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The royal appeared to drift off a few times, then waking back up with numerous blinks.
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Stocks will likely continue their drift higher Tuesday, while traders keep an eye on international headlines.
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None of the crew knew how long they would drift or when they would return home.
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If stockmarkets boom while bond prices drift, a 240-22.46 split can quickly become 70-30.
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One is that the Zeppelin will drift away if the regulatory, political or security environment deteriorates.
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I tell myself to take things one day at a time and drift off to sleep.
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And he's taking full advantage by making the jump to hyperspace, if you catch our drift.
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Conservatives have long complained that Republican appointees tend to drift to the left after being confirmed.
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Also, they can drive the car around the room and even drift, like in the movie.
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But with each passing week, those claims drift further and further away from any factual mooring.
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Full of magic, history, and humor, The Old Drift will be unlike anything you've ever read.
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It's time to tell Erdogan to turn back from his authoritarian drift before it's too late.
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As the punters drift away, Mr Grossman unearths the twisted roots of both men's self-disgust.
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We get in bed around 10, chat for a while, and then drift off to sleep.
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Segway announced today that it's working on a pair of "e-skates" called the Drift W1.
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Yet it would be myopic to blame The Donald alone for the sense of transatlantic drift.
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The minute you drift from that point your device is no longer optimal for creating content.
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I don't think so—by a long shot—but it's understandable to drift the other way.
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When you turn 16 you get a car, you get a girlfriend, you might drift away.
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It's worse this time and it's not just vomit this time if you catch my drift.
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As Larry Wright says in the film, we drift in the direction our genes push us.
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And its location off Mozambique is consistent with some of the drift modeling, Australian authorities said.
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Chantal Kreviazuk's vocals drift over the top, reverberating like she's addressing a large, thinly populated room.
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BlackRock and Goldman will not necessarily use identical models, of course, but you get my drift.
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The first is the drift of non-whites from city centres to suburbs and commuter towns.
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The location of the debris is consistent with some of the drift modeling, Australian authorities said.
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In the accommodation of such sedulous hosts I don't even have to let my mind drift.
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For example, Tokyo Drift, the third installment, is usually panned as the worst of the films.
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Current events may mask the decades-long drift of Rushdie's fiction, but only by so much.
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Mmmmm, yes...let's all drift off in a simultanous happy cloud of being in that room.
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Apart from in America, it seems, there is an upward drift to GDP measures over time.
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"Currently, commercial real estate markets, where prices have continued to drift higher, bear watching," she said.
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The "he can shoot someone on 5th Avenue" crowd won't drift if Trump cuts him loose.
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We hit that button and drift back into complacency; waiting, like lemmings, for the coming storms.
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One person wriggled on the floor, as though she were struggling to drift off to sleep.
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Not that your mind (or whatever you choose to call it) is ever likely to drift.
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If you can't actually get away from people, let your mind drift and daydream to relax.
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Republicans who are concerned about their party's drift toward protectionism will not be drawn toward Mrs.
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Historically, markets tend to drift higher and gain some momentum in November and December, Kolanovic said.
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"We, you and I, are beginning to drift out of synchronicity," Davenport wrote Kenner in 1977.
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These Democratic gains, however, will not erase the rightward drift of the GOP in foreign affairs.
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Mr. Trump is as much a symptom as a cause of the party's anti-intellectual drift.
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His wins added to a rightward drift that has happened in the Midwest in recent years.
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The crowd grows louder, and scattered voices drift in and out, like overheard snippets of conversation.
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And so Obama too has found himself with no choice but paddle along with green drift.
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"I'm not here just to scrape by or drift," Conte told reporters at his official residence.
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The game's leisurely pace invites other pleasures, leaving plenty of time to drift into managerial wonder.
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Where Solange's vocals drift impossibly higher and higher, her words ground the heaviness of their intention.
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Yet he shows no interest in heeding the allies' warnings about his own government's authoritarian drift.
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There is, however, a long term problem as younger Democratic activists drift away from supporting Israel.
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The article also coincided with Instagram's drift from cats and food to landscapes and natural phenomena.
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The ground subsides, the wind blows, the mirrors warp, and things slowly drift out of alignment.
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In practice, though, this drift toward vague, unspoken standards can muddle the whole point of alliances.
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He's a middle-aged Everyman: thoughtful, tortured and angry about the drift of Angela Merkel's Germany.
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Northern California is accustomed to wildfires and occasional wafts of smoke that drift with the winds.
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Key factors to consider: Arizona's massive population growth hasn't changed its steady drift to the right.
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NATO officials once mandated a four-minute rule on speeches so the president wouldn't drift off.
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THE OLD DRIFT By Namwali Serpell Something is happening in African literature: The women are coming.
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Namwali Serpell's extraordinary, ambitious, evocative first novel, "The Old Drift," contributes powerfully to this new wave.
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As the details gather, thickening the story, what seemed like drift is revealed as textured realism.
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Longer, more languorous scenes drift dreamily into each other now, as characters battle insomnia, or nightmares.
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He quickly realized that the shapes should drift on their own, obeying the laws of physics.
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The toxic drift from the Camp Fire has made our air so murky that schools closed.
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It was unsettling to drift in and out of sleep as guns fired and explosives sounded.
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Tourists and locals alike drift from Plaça Catalunya to the old Drassanes shipyard with downcast eyes.
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Turkey continues its freelance strategic drift out of the European orbit and NATO responsibilities toward Putin.
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Mr. Milliken's disenchantment with the rightward drift of the Republican Party continued into his later years.
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Shortly after, when they get bored, they drift over to the local Tim Hortons coffee shop.
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This stylistic drift doesn't sit well with Mr. Ratmansky, he explained over coffee near Lincoln Center.
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I can feel myself drift off as he lists its awesome features and... incredible...horsepower…zzzzz.
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In Tokyo Drift, he also helps pass the baton on to a new generation of racers.
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Mr. Siagha, who lived in the neighborhood and knew Davion, saw his drift toward that life.
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Mr. Siagha, who lived in the neighborhood and knew Davion, saw his drift toward that life.
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The robo advisor also automatically rebalances your portfolio as assets drift away from your risk level.
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Most of these changes in the virus are small and insignificant, a process called antigenic drift.
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His designs are recognizable for the way they both cling and drift away, like walking memories.
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To clarify: This is a rebus, but it's not a rebus, if you get my drift.
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Because they live in the water column, the crabs drift with the winds, tides and currents.
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"We will drift apart if we cannot relate to this situation like an European," he said.
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You'll understand why the Golf Channel was invented, at least until you drift off to sleep.
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The costume features remnants of a silver leotard, with cutouts in the mid-drift and back.
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However, he noted that the market's reaction is "incomplete" due to a strong post-revision drift.
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Just another episode in the generations-long drift of labor parties away from the working class!
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The drift, job to job, sometimes city to city, was integral to the man I was.
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This drift among Republicans toward the most Trump-friendly cable news outlet is taking place nationally.
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Sam Heughan knows this about Comic-Con -- it's a hunter's paradise, if ya catch our drift.
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It'll drift out of iPhone speakers into summer parks and everything will go on as before.
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That's a scary drift of thought, and it should set off alarm bells for all Americans.
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The reader who picks up "The Old Drift" is likely to be more than simply impressed.
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Generally it proceeds through a series of surprising links, fascinating diversions and sometimes dizzying associative drift.
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Drift will screen eight of his films, which follow life's extremes of childhood and old age.
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"The bottom line is that it threatens to increase exposure to toxic pesticide drift, reverting back to the pre-AEZ era where EPA and others recognized that off-target drift was a significant public health problem and that simply requiring no contact was not sufficient," Figueroa said.
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I think we have a general drift of pro-business and that's what's giving us the optimism.
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"Agents will drift off understandable language and invent codewords for themselves," FAIR visiting researcher Dhruv Batra said.
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My brain doesn't want to shut off, so it's nearly 211:214 before I finally drift off.
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Also, my husband was very giving tonight, so I drift off to weightless sleep in no time.
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It holds my sons now, too, whenever they curl up next to me and drift into sleep.
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Or are they respectful of your physical boundaries and drift into REM sleep an arm's length away?
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Other politicians, from Obama to John Kerry to Justin Trudeau, drift into the film, lending their support.
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Drift and his crew split into two groups, one supporting the miners, the other supporting the authorities.
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With Cruz the only other man in the race, that almost certainly means they will drift -- rush?
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"Some days good, some days terrible, some days you just drift apart for a while," he said.
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But soon thereafter began to drift into a relaxed state, forgetting where I was for a moment.
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One further consequence: the smoke and ash that drift across densely inhabited areas affect human health, too.
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That'd suggest that once the honeymoon's over, people start to drift back into the same old dissatisfactions.
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"The duty of this generation," he concluded, "is to stop the drift towards the Republic of Impunity."
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I spot Venus in the wake of the sunset and watch paddle-boarders and boats drift about.
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Yet both recognise that the drift in recent years towards escalating friction has not helped anyone, either.
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On the left, in this and other ways, the extremist drift came later and is more modest.
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The BET crew leaves, and the guys start to drift toward the intersection, looking for something else.
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It's a denomination w/in Judaism (think Episcopalian or Baptists within Protestantism) and you get the drift.
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When the particles from this exhaust encounter the atmosphere, they condense, freeze, and drift through the atmosphere.
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Walker - SalmonEric Copeland - Mixer Shredder (Machine Woman Remix)Carisma - Encaje (Ana Helder Remix)Beta Librae - Just Drift
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Sink into its plush, furry seating and drift away forgetting the cruel urban world outside the windows.
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The final scene is the most abstract, as I drift toward a neon green and monolithic cone.
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In 2010, the tea party was born and institutionalized this rightward drift among Republicans in the House.
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Does this song make you want to: work out; hook up; drift off; turn the fuck up?
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And I didn't want to lose those relationships, I didn't want to drift away from these people.
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They found drift accounted for changes in rare verbs that make them more prone to being replaced.
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""um...""and do u know how...Tokyo Drift u wer — Fred Delicious (@Fred_Delicious) November 16, 2017 13.
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My mind does not empty, neither does it drift to my other pre-occupations, good or bad.
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When asked about the direction of oil prices, Fernandes said he expected oil prices to drift lower.
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In Lone Echo, players drift endlessly, moving between all manner of levers and bars and other objects.
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But letting the start date drift far into next year or even into 2018 could be testing.
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As Britain's nations, regions, classes and age groups drift apart, a similar pattern is evident within neighbourhoods.
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Yet we're told that the new round means that Drift will have $90 million in the bank.
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Clinton will have to find out which it is to be, or else the drift will continue.
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Despite the rightward drift of his party, he gave his support to environmental and civil rights legislation.
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I experience a melancholy pause when meaning is lost, when words drift like runaways far from home.
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It was simply the natural tectonic shifts that occur as people move through life and drift apart.
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It has struggled in recent years, and has largely missed the consumer drift toward crossovers and SUVs.
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"Think about it — their smell is not going to drift all the way down," Ms. Miller said.
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It would then eject the film canisters, which would drift down via parachute and float in water.
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"Pick out associates whose behavior is better than yours, and you'll drift in that direction," he said.
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That would require acknowledging the extent of the Republican Party's extremist drift and its devotion to Trump.
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It resolves only to be irresolute, decides only to be undecided, determined to dither, adamant to drift.
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And I've seen the drift of a bunch of senators in the last six years or so.
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Back from the brink of suicide They know what it's like to drift to that dark place.
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Everyone expected that his presence on the high court would greatly accelerate its drift towards the right.
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What new political feelings were being produced by the rudderless drift of life in the gig economy?
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I would finally drift off into slumber, only to wake up in a lake of pooled sweat.
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It is not one single thing; it is a feeling of downward drift in societies unjustly skewed.
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They field slow rollers and drift into foul territory to throw to first base around imaginary runners.
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To change that equation, Drift has applied for and been licensed as a utility in New York.
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And what if that agency was run by two longtime friends who are starting to drift apart?
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But if you do, at least you can drift out of consciousness until your self-respect returns.
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In addition, you may also find success using Hotjar for heatmaps or Drift for in-app chat.
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Instead of laboring to calm myself, I could just drift on the voice pumped into my head.
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When the circulation of the polar vortex weakens, surges of frigid air splinter off and drift south.
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And have to be reassured that all this smoke is drift smoke from all the other fires.
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And then you also have the drift towards populism in the political discourse, which will scare markets.
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Locals walking dogs or pushing strollers chat along the trails, the drift of conversation remarkably the same.
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That, in turn, could prompt the Fed to accelerate the upward drift of its benchmark interest rate.
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A fitful beat, a few piano chords and some strings — pizzicato and sustained — drift in and out.
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They were neocatechumens; they were initiated in the church earlier in their lives only to drift away.
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So much dicamba is being used that even a small percentage of drift can cause widespread damage.
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The floating boom is meant to drift along, capturing plastic that will eventually be sorted and recycled.
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David Adelman, the foundation's chairman, said that the foundation was warning about any possible drift toward autocracy.
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I would drift through the front doors, and the girls would stare and the boys would wonder.
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It was meant to be about cyclical reacceleration, upward drift in yields and central banks standing pat.
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It's time to dust off the old copy of "Tokyo Drift" for your rewatch of the franchise.
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Track your thoughts as if they were clouds in the sky — let them drift in and out.
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The "public interest drift" among law students has been a long-running concern among some legal educators.
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The letter ordered an end to what he called a "drift" away from good order and discipline.
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I know of no photographer whose work contains so much of the drift that poorer folk know.
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Ali Kermani invented the Crazy Cart for adults who wanted a lightweight cart that you could drift.
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Cohen does an able job of evoking the torpor and drift of the squadmates' lives after combat.
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Drift says its success will rely on creating a profitable economic model that is technology customer-rooted.
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Han, who died in Fast and Furious: Tokyo Drift but appeared in later movies, is also back.
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But moments later, he appeared to drift in and out of consciousness as the results were announced.
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The good news is that this is a drift and there is freedom on the other side.
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Similar rock formations on other continents in the Southern Hemisphere helped strengthen early theories of continental drift.
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It makes the toxic male discharge — I mean medicine — go down easier, if you catch my drift.
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But no such drift has been observed in any of the countries where it has been legalized.
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Some bits are so small and lightweight that they drift down to the Earth's surface without melting.
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The third, considered unlikely by U.S. officials past and present, would be a drift toward military confrontation.
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GARNER The Zambian writer Namwali Serpell's first novel, "The Old Drift," seemed to come out of nowhere.
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Corporate America's drift away from political neutrality and inactivity began after the financial crisis in 22020-22020.
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But that is not a reason to drift into forever wars while searching for the perfect exit.
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This is not surprising, given the bleak drift toward authoritarianism in Bangladesh in the past few years.
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Presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama appointed liberals in an effort to halt the court's rightward drift.
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And yet this is a rough outline, for the themes drift in and out of one another.
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As you close your eyes and begin to drift off into dreamland, your mind won't stop racing.
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SoundCloud's drift towards becoming a monetized, subscription-based service has been in progress for a while now.
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If these risks materialise, inflation may drift further below the central bank's target of just below 2%.
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I can barely hold a conversation with someone without having my mind drift into thinking these thoughts.
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At the end of the review I wrote, "Simon's paintings represent the degree, in the globalist era, to which we are willing to acquiesce or resist — a core question about cultural drift that's not going to go away," little suspecting that the drift would suddenly turn into a plunge.
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You power it up, strap the headset on and just sort of drift off into your own world.
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But the uproar over dicamba drift could also potentially benefit Bayer's Xtend because Enlist does not tolerate dicamba.
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Throughout the night, he swapped them out by waiting for my attention to drift, or by engineering distractions.
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As asteroids are gently pushed by the Sun's radiation, smaller objects start to drift faster than larger ones.
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If Drake and Taylor Swift are indeed a couple then their nickname shall either be Swake or Drift.
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With Drive Pilot in control through some sweeping turns, I noticed the car drift slightly within the lane.
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If it falls out too badly with the West, it may drift even closer to Russia or China.
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Fun fact: Cozumel is unique because of its current along the island, which makes for great drift diving.
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However, judging by the continued drift upward in debt levels, it is still moving far from fast enough.
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Like with many rural American communities in the age of globalization, there's been a drift to urban centres.
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And as for a restful sleep, Sugg recommends the This Works pillow spray to help you drift off.
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To help with these flights, I always bring sleeping pills to aid my drift into a peaceful slumber.
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After a period of drift sparked by tensions over alcohol, money and credit, the duo had lost touch.
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With antihydrogen that cold, a similar drift test would give a much more precise measurement of gravitational behaviour.
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One of life's greatest pleasures is kicking back on a canoe while you drift along on the water.
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Starting their own companies, they recreated the effortless drift between work and play that characterized their college lives.
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The alternative is to drift on, like a rudderless boat whose occupants are picked off by sniper fire.
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"The migration of people, and random processes we call drift, can make detecting origins difficult," Ms. Moya said.
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Perhaps the single most worrying example of authoritarian drift in Israel is Netanyahu's efforts to suborn the media.
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If you haven't, you might have been caught unaware by the steady drift of opinion surrounding the straw.
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Her daughter, Alyx Vesey, opened Walker's window and front door so she could hear the music drift in.
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As these new cases prove, though, the drift from the planting of these coated seeds can kill bees.
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But as the teams responsible for Windows drift apart from each other, communication will likely become more formal.
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The room was starting to move and the lights seemed way too bright, but I couldn't drift away.
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Yet borrowing costs remain ultra-low, and the upward drift most likely reflects uncertainty about central bank policies.
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The soft whir of the warp engine on a star ship will almost certainly help you drift off.
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He and his co-authors decided to investigate why, and discovered that the cells had undergone genetic drift.
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Workers began to drift away almost as soon as Lithuania declared independence from the Soviet Union in 1990.
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It also looks a lot like Segway's $399 e-skates, the Drift W1, which recently debuted at IFA.
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Most of them drift out of his life, leaving both shrink and reader in ignorance of their fates.
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The story loses momentum as Raspe quits his job to drift around the cultural scene of the 1980s.
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But if the illness is so serious and costly, how does it manage to drift under the radar?
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Nor does either country wish to drift into even a limited conventional war; the cost would be ruinous.
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The Australian Defence Force itself had become concerned about a "drift in values" among elite troops in Afghanistan.
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Yet they do not capture the drift of Mr Trump's foreign policy, which is a bit more encouraging.
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Who wants to drift off to sleep with day-old makeup and pollution particles caked on their face?
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In commodity markets, the drift in the dollar helped spot gold firm 0.2 percent to $1,323.56 per ounce.
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"A slow drift in yields and swaps lower remains the trend," one Budapest-based fixed income trader said.
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I haven't experienced Joy-Con Drift on my personal Switch, but our podcast producer Ricardo "Cado" Contreras has.
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Protect pollinating insects by following label directions intended to minimize drift and reduce pesticide risk to these organisms.
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And even though Trump fired Lewandowski, he hasn't let the former campaign hand drift outside his close circle.
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Imagine the raw skill of Pakistan's pace bowlers coupled with the beguiling drift and turn of Bangladesh's spinners?
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"In the next couple of weeks, we think [oil prices] will drift a little bit lower," she said.
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" Crude oil will likely "drift from the low $40s up toward $60 by the end of the year.
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Briggs said in the near term, yields could drift and perhaps move a little higher based on technicals.
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This process is most evident in the artist's "Drift" (2017) paintings, which line the galleries first few walls.
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Sightseers and selfie-snappers are flocking to Ferryland, Newfoundland, to watch enormous icebergs drift off the Southern Shore.
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It's just that, uh… some people really make me second-guess that principle, if you sniff my drift.
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Tillerson's nomination presents a unique opportunity for our country after many years of drift on the international stage.
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The company was started in 2009, long before consumer virtual reality began to drift back into public consumption.
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She also points out that linguists have looked at the role of random drift in language change before.
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Players would drift in and out of position in a bid to find space or break it down.
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On the Covenant, a crew and colonization force drift in hypersleep as the android Walter tends to them.
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The largest genetic drift appeared in places where the oldest highways had been built — right around Thousand Oaks.
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Drift also plans to expand its teams in both Boston and San Francisco, with new offices for both.
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While West Virginia has a history of supporting moderate Democrats, the state continues to drift to the right.
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Mexico's peso, on the other hand, is expected to drift in the opposite direction over the next year.
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Waves, wind and flotsam drift in with the breeze and tide, somehow drawn to the island's singular existence.
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" Over the walls drift "dark kites" which the carousel riders catch as if they were "petals in midair.
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"Party at Sunday" is the kind of song you'd be happy to watch dust moats drift down to.
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If inflation hits the target in good times, but undershoots it in bad, inflation expectations could drift downwards.
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It would also build an exploration drift to the new deposit at a cost of 11 million euros.
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Brilliant young men drift through Oxford or an Oxford-flavored place on tides of erotic glamour and intellect.
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He is clearly solidifying and accelerating the sharp rightward drift in the party since Barack Obama took office.
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At the end of last season, Tommy and Ghost, best friends and business partners, start to drift apart.
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But like Bloom (and Lampedusa, for that matter), he's deeply suspicious of the demotic drift of modern culture.
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"Continental Drift" ultimately took in $877 million worldwide, with 81 percent of that total coming from international theaters.
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It can help launch them into college or a certificate program and avoid the epidemic of academic drift.
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Or you can drift off and muse on the plaque affixed there, representing a story behind the bench.
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Having come of age in the wreckage of the financial crisis, millennials' drift toward socialist politics makes sense.
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For Drift chief executive Greg Robinson, the fact that that process hasn't been updated in decades is absurd.
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I wouldn't have done this shit if I blew up off "Drift" or one of my other songs.
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One of the team's goals is to have the car drift alongside a professional driver in a competition.
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I lie on a table and drift from consciousness, the masked faces of doctors blocking the fluorescent lights.
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But this ended with the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, and residents began to drift away.
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Remaining silent now is allowing the Party of Abraham Lincoln to drift towards the Party of David Duke.
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In 4 billion years, both galaxies will be stretched out and warped as they briefly drift apart again.
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Their eyes won't feel as strained, and they might be able to drift off to sleep more quickly.
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This paves the way for Ilana Stuelpner to drift outside later, leaving the outermost door open behind her.
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In Hayley Silverman's new show, shadow-objects and supernatural beings drift through a papaya and strawberry-pink mist.
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What happens if the younger adult audience (the one watching all those superhero movies) starts to drift away?
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Even the Gray Lady can wear a clown's nose from time to time, if you catch my drift.
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Kavanaugh would replace retired Justice Anthony Kennedy — and the Court will almost certainly drift further to the right.
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The service also said that shifting winds may have forced the yacht to drift toward the coral reserve.
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The GOP dominance of the Supreme Court has played an important role in this overall democracy-threatening drift.
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"Studio Drift has a real interest in the collision of ancient expectations and modern expectations," Mr. Glimcher said.
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Herds do not run but drift into shapes that suggest some emerging group consciousness of an escape route.
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I guess this is another thing that'll drift into antiquity one day … 30D: … Like the Canadian $1 bill!
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Or maybe a US ship will accidentally drift into North Korean waters and Kim's navy will open fire.
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When he is in a crowd, his thoughts drift to what it took for him to be there.
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She plays a depressed married woman, who doesn't so much inhabit rooms as seem to drift through them.
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In the summer, rafts and drift boats dot the river from the Emigrant fishing access site to Springdale.
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Pair the scallops with a green salad and, not to drift into Florence's lane, a flinty white wine.
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Using polyphonic extended techniques, he made multiple droning lines drift apart and then return to states of equilibrium.
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Mr. Distler does almost the opposite — he lets that note drift, becoming the top of a gentle arc.
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"I think it's just part of the world moving toward dark times," she said of the rightward drift.
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Ms. Wiening, a young drummer, plays original music with a planar, modulating harmonic language and a propulsive drift.
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Or you can let work drift into that evening you're supposed to share with your spouse and kids.
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Sometimes objects undergo "domestic drift" in which they were left wherever they were last used, Mr. Solomon said.
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Nevada's drift matches demographic expectations, leaving only the unanswered question of how far and fast we will go.
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Many analysts are expecting markets to drift in coming weeks, with few market-moving events on the calendar.
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But as they drift a little toward higher latitudes, the steering winds reverse and blow west to east.
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She has tender sex with EJ and her dreams drift to the one memory she has of Ben.
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Modeling and ocean tests showed it was unlikely the debris began to drift from farther north or south.
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"Like all of us as we age, the toss tends to drift out to the right," he said.
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As a result of Mr. Trump's approach, Australia will drift away from America and move closer to China.
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She seals the windows of the apartment they'd shared with duct tape so tear gas doesn't drift in.
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At around 12:50AM ET, they'll undock from the ISS and drift farther away from the orbiting lab.
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Drift thinks it can provide a far more accurate, daily forecast of customer demand and drive down pricing.
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Sedano described the Drift approach as "disaggregated P2P," different from Brooklyn Microgrid but with a similar, underlying theme.
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Then Anzora turned to the saleswoman, who caught his drift and smirked, trying her best to stay neutral.
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The narration of personal struggle, whether it's Peter or Mary Magdalene or Judas, doesn't drift into sanctimonious piety.
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When these engineered T cells drift near a cancer cell, they latch on to it and kill it.
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In ghost towns and gunslinger movies, they drift in ones or twos, cast wherever the wind takes them.
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I'm still dead tired so I drift back to sleep until my alarm goes off at 7:20.
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There are really two options: You can make a slow, wide drift, or gun for a sharp turn.
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And so, the trauma-related experience, then, is kind of locked there, whereas other details kind of drift.
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Sure, a drift had set in over the course of Klinsmann's tenure, stasis dressed up as painstaking progress.
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When I walk Across the kitchen, I am continental drift, I move My arms like a spiral galaxy.
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