Moreover, those who dropped off the survey at the faraway location were significantly happier than those who dropped off the survey at the nearby location.
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Authorities began to unravel the mystery the day after the child was dropped off when they learned that the toddler's father lives next door to the house he was dropped off at.
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After eight minutes, attackers relented and the assault dropped off.
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The samples will be dropped off on September 24, 2023.
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The day after the election, bot activity dropped off significantly.
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Plus, demand for the soap among Palestinians has dropped off.
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Records show she dropped off 185 requests on Oct. 15.
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The bottles of water and boxed coconut are dropped off.
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A lot of businesses had dropped off quite a bit.
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He dropped off another load and went back for more.
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I dropped off my kid at college the other day.
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After the election, the opposition files dropped off the link.
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Since then, it's more or less dropped off the radar.
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"It's definitely dropped off since the coronavirus scare," she said.
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Above, undocumented families dropped off at a bus station there.
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Trucks still dropped off steel pipes at the loading dock.
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They just dropped off the medication and kept it moving.
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He said, "Go, Packers!" and dropped off his I.D. tag.
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Meanwhile, Phoenix cried every day when he was dropped off.
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The 11-seat aircraft dropped off radar just before 11 p.m.
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But when the show ended, some number of subscribers dropped off.
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But the fourth-quarter numbers "have really dropped off," Smith said.
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For years, ICE and Border Patrol dropped off pregnant women there.
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He was dropped off at the front door of that building.
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According to police, Todd dropped off some medication for the toddler.
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The risk dropped off dramatically by the eighth day after diagnosis.
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Still, the American president has not exactly dropped off our radar.
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Drivers needed coverage when they picked up and dropped off guests.
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We would be dropped off along the route, 200 meters apart.
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F. gets dropped off, and I head back to the house.
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Now that Aborted has just dropped off, what's your replacement plan?
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Luz Merced dropped off bottles of water and newly purchased supplies.
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When the financial crisis struck in 2008, donations dropped off precipitously.
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After he dropped off my items, he apologized for being late.
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Children played in the quad while parents dropped off other students.
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Supportive husbands and brothers dropped off others at the meeting place.
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Another couple had just dropped off their dog at the groomer.
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We approached the point where he wanted to be dropped off.
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I see C. getting dropped off right as I pull up.
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Pollution levels eventually dropped off toward the end of the week.
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He called in sick, dropped off Jaxon, and drove back home.
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So you won't be getting dropped off right by your office.
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"It just seems like we've dropped off the screen," he said.
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In 266, he dropped off the Forbes 244 list of richest Americans.
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I'm preparing for a dog guest who will be dropped off soon.
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Chad Kinsey, a 33-year-old network administrator, is being dropped off.
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You need to pick one spot to have your items dropped off.
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"The ratings started out decent and then really dropped off," he says.
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Crucially to oil markets, however, crude has been dropped off the list.
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Relatives dropped off the teens at Delphi Historic Trail on Monday afternoon.
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Meanwhile, you got dropped off by your father in the family sedan.
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Donations of bottled water, pizza, and snacks were also being dropped off.
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She said the families had been dropped off at about 1 p.m.
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Hugo Boss, Chevrolet and Kleenex dropped off the list, the report said.
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Cruz was dropped off at the high school at 173:19 p.m.
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Once the pilot stopped flying the drone, it dropped off the map.
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Chase, in fact, said that orders have dropped off in recent years.
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That day, he had dropped off a bundle of sheets and shirts.
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Customers have a one-hour window when the merchandise is dropped off.
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Then, in the summer of 20163, Mered suddenly dropped off the radar.
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After midlife, though, their levels dropped off more sharply than among women.
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A central reason is that pollution simply dropped off the public's radar.
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Passers-by dropped off flowers and candles in front of the bar.
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Fitch said Tuesday that underwriting revenue at banks has dropped off dramatically.
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But it stays there long after the plasma concentrations have dropped off.
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Pee-wee immediately asks to be dropped off at a rest stop.
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When they are dropped off for a shift, they receive few instructions.
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Looking back on my relationship, the frequency of sex dropped off quickly.
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In their minds, they haven't done anything to show they've dropped off.
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Her newborn daughter had finally stopped wailing and dropped off to sleep.
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Mr. Warren was dropped off outside a San Francisco police station house.
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Fairbanks was dropped off at a luxury condo building on K Street.
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Images were found on a laptop he dropped off to be repaired.
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Hung said her friends and neighbors dropped off essentials at their door.
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What's surprising, though, is how demand for the vehicle has dropped off.
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And that's why I dropped off social- to think, read, write, ponder.
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Images were found on a laptop he dropped off to be repaired.
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We flirted as the passenger in the front seat was dropped off.
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Women were not allowed to be dropped off at work by unrelated men.
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A few months later, Rose flew to Knoxville and dropped off his equipment.
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Funding into subscription box startups, according to Crunchbase data, has dropped off significantly.
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Items can be dropped off or sent to the Chestnut Street Family YMCA.
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After a brief stay at Google, the site dropped off the web entirely.
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Mary drove herself straight to the hospital after she dropped off the passenger.
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So the number dropped off, and last year it fell to just 19%.
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Donations can be dropped off at 110 Croft Street in Beckley, West Virginia.
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They can be dropped off at the Hope Family Thrift Store in Austin.
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"She passed away before her baby's umbilical cord dropped off," her mother said.
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Since then, however, Murkowski's political stock has risen while Palin's has dropped off.
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And sales in emerging markets dropped off after commodity prices collapsed in 2014.
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Dozens more were dropped off at the station Monday, according to US Rep.
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The Islamic State's propaganda operations have dropped off drastically as military pressure rises.
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We're dropped off in Chelsea and wait a couple minutes to be seated.
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"Our competitiveness has dropped off a little," Chief Financial Officer Graeme Pitkethly said.
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Landlords showed up with children who had been dropped off at empty apartments.
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The final five minutes are bleakly abrupt, like being dropped off a cliff.
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They are dropped off at downtown bus stations in places like Brownsville, Tex.
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I got dropped off in New Haven and had nobody to help me.
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PT to get their ballot postmarked or dropped off at a voting center.
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The California Air National Guard dropped off testing kits via helicopter on Thursday.
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It dropped off precipitously toward market close Tuesday after rising to about $955.
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The agency's activity has dropped off under the Trump administration, the report says.
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The slope dropped off into a pair of big swinging, off-camber turns.
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Ms. Berman dropped off Mr. Markey at his house at 10:30 p.m.
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The first family was dropped off at a trailhead around 85033:55 p.m.
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By 2017, the year following the ban, she had dropped off the list.
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He was dropped off by women named Chrissy and Sunshine, the couple testified.
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The suspect confronted a FedEx driver who had just dropped off a package.
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Donations can be dropped off at 71 O Street NW from 8 a.m.
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The audience dropped off quickly, and it languished in relative obscurity for decades.
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The police said Mr. Kraft had visited twice, dropped off by a driver.
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To start, Li dropped off six scooters per the request of this individual.
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They're dropped off and they don't know how to get back to civilization.
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Suspect thought to have dropped off Paris bomber Investigators think Salah Abdeslam may have been the driver of a black Renault Clio that dropped off three suicide bombers near the Stade de France, one of the attack sites near Paris.
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You may pick up and drop off more than three other people before you're dropped off yourself, and if their destinations are closer than yours, they'll be getting dropped off first, even if it takes you away from your destination.
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But sales of its electric cars have dropped off and competition has ramped up.
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Seventeen hours later, the girl was dropped off a few miles from her home.
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Users can have stuff picked up or dropped off within a 24-hour window.
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A woman told detectives she was dropped off at home about 12:35 a.
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Still, Mitch and Horace must have been glad that they dropped off the kids.
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After two consecutive years on the list, it had dropped off entirely last year.
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I've enjoyed watching him get older until the teen dropped off the number lol.
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We began in Des Moines, Iowa, where we'd been dropped off by a friend.
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Luckey apologized, and has completely dropped off the map in the 111 days since.
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There's no doubt airborne natural gas concentrations at Porter Ranch have dropped off sharply.
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But in the intervening months, the issue has largely dropped off the political agenda.
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The third runs from when passengers are picked up until they are dropped off.
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However, surveillance shows Vence getting dropped off in the same car he reported stolen.
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We're told he was dropped off Monday morning at the prison in northern Massachusetts.
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Under this model, the human population rapidly dropped off to a few hundred again.
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His stuff was good, the rest of the night his stuff never dropped off.
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In the last few months however, it's dropped off and away from these benchmarks.
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Leyser, my delivery rider, turned up on a moped and dropped off the pancakes.
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"I was always dropped off first because I was in primary school," she says.
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By then, the current deadwood will have dropped off the Yankees' $216 million payroll.
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The family was to spend the night together before the children were dropped off.
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He was unable to enter the home early Sunday morning after being dropped off.
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Dozens more migrants were dropped off Monday at the station, according to US Rep.
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Researchers dropped off an additional 17,000 wallets that each contained different amounts of money.
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"It was like they dropped off the face of the earth," Ms. Cast said.
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It took three attempts over six days to get dropped off at the base.
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"People who master records have dropped off the face of the earth," says Serafini.
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Although the practice dropped off at the time, campaigners say it has since rebounded.
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She hugged little kids and posed for pics as she dropped off the gear.
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One woman, Deborah Eddy, 63, dropped off a bright yellow lily in a flowerpot.
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"I just dropped off the face of the earth for 45 days," she said.
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I wasn't expecting anything too special from the BMW when it was dropped off.
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The non-Brazilian citizens will be dropped off during the flight's layover in Poland.
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But first, Ms. Hurchalla's neighbors dropped off other kayaks at her home in solidarity.
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Mitch Daniels, CBS newsman Bob Schieffer, and former CIA Director Leon Panetta -- dropped off.
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A chopper dropped off about three weeks of sodden mail and crumpled care packages.
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In 2007, $795 billion of ABS was issued but it dropped off after that.
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This time a young Thai-American boy is dropped off to visit his grandfather.
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"Within six days, Mady has to be dropped off, Cara has to be dropped off and the little kids begin their first day of high school," she says, adding that she's planning to make drop-offs short and sweet out of necessity.
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I FedExed the first and dropped off the second in a mailbox near the jail.
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According to authorities, the girl vanished on Sunday after being dropped off at her house.
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The passengers dropped off during the pursuit acted as witnesses for the police against Alvarez.
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" Another victim wrote: "You dropped off the face of the earth and never said anything.
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Luckily the old address is still close by so I get dropped off and walk.
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Sometimes the residents aren't home or aren't aware that a package has been dropped off.
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The driver allegedly listened to Simmons, and dropped off Simmons and Lumet to Simmons's apartment.
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When she was told that he was never dropped off, her alleged comments raised eyebrows.
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After the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, novels about nuclear disaster dropped off.
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Last week, they dropped off their second child at college, and they are so proud.
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Empties can be dropped off anytime — the store will track your exchanges as you go.
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In commodity markets, spot gold dropped off to $1,285.57 per ounce as risk sentiment improved.
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In commodity markets, spot gold dropped off to $1,286.37 per ounce as risk sentiment improved.
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That same day, a delivery person had dropped off a package of Wilma's dog food.
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He is bullish on his metropolis, where violence has dropped off sharply since last year.
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The app started off strong, but a few months later, engagement had dropped off sharply.
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That was the slowest in five months as gains in the biggest cities dropped off.
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The package is dropped off, the courier leaves, and the door is relocked behind them.
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I swing by the UPS store, where an Amazon package was dropped off for me.
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A local restaurant had dropped off a catered meal of tortillas, beef and grilled vegetables.
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So overall, I feel really good about the fact that we dropped off that tour.
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"Procedural reasons" have it headed to Glasgow before being dropped off at her parents' house.
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She was dropped off at the British consulate in Milan, where a suspect was arrested.
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But others seem to have dropped off the music scene in favor of other pursuits.
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When a giant toy helmet was dropped off, a man smashed it with a bat.
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After the election, researchers found that volume of Tweets from the accounts dropped off precipitously.
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The aircraft dropped off radars 10 minutes after leaving Greek airspace and entering Egyptian airspace.
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And between the shootings, Dalton picked up and dropped off passengers for Uber, police say.
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They were dropped off in the closest major town to their home village of Fete.
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And even if the number of boats has dropped off, their loads are still substantial.
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But that figure has dropped off significantly since then, with 82,000 migrants apprehended in July.
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"See, they already dropped off the bags of manure," she noted, and raked the soil.
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It was the sixth straight monthly decline as sales dropped off last year's record pace.
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Larkin dropped off a pass near the blue line and Helm scored from the slot.
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There's footage of him being dropped off at the hospital he said he walked to.
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Currently surrounding the injured boxer are ten other dogs who've also been dropped off today.
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The owner collected Amit's cell phone number, coordinated the delivery and dropped off the table.
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Investigators believe the bomb delivered to Mr. Soros's home was dropped off in his mailbox.
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Drinking was banned, residents elected their own leaders and volunteers dropped off food and clothes.
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I'm dropped off in a limo and the paparazzi and the press is all there.
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Rosi Edreira, 49, had just arrived from Washington, where she had dropped off her son.
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On March 18, the volunteers dropped off the latest prototype at the hospital for testing.
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Mr. Hanegby dropped off their son, Omri, 6, at Avenues World School in West Chelsea.
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I called my parents after I dropped off Patrick and his son at their home.
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Since then, though, traffic has dropped off, Foursquare told CNBC in a follow-up study.
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Trade, a hot issue over the past year for Trump voters, has also dropped off.
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Neighbors dropped off food, wine and cords of wood for the fire, which burned continuously.
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She dropped off her last customer in Weybridge, west of London, at 6:30 a.m.
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It should keep most casual thieves from accessing packages that are dropped off in it.
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In between the shootings, he picked up and dropped off passengers as an Uber driver.
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When GMC dropped off the Canyon, I didn't actually know I was getting a diesel.
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We were also surprised the risk dropped off to nothing by day 8 and beyond.
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Wennberg finished the 2016-17 season with 59 points, but his performance has dropped off.
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I ruined family vacations by insisting on being dropped off at the showiest megachurch in town.
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They do not require bike docks, meaning they can be picked up and dropped off everywhere.
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Kelu, 20, had just been dropped off by pick-up truck with her two infant sons.
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Video shows Vence was dropped off at the hospital in the car he claims was stolen.
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Then, he dropped off the radar until 2008, when he ran a quixotic bid for president.
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They were then dropped off in Honiara, the capital of the Solomon Islands, on February 8.
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After their first daughter was born, neighbors dropped off lasagna, salads and whole-cooked chickens, unbidden.
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One elderly couple dropped off 18 animals, some of which were sick or injured, she said.
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Noble said she subsequently dropped off her reel at Weinstein's office in London for his review.
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In that time, the retail landscape has shifted rapidly and major mall developments have dropped off.
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It was more explicitly about celebrating an album that had dropped off the charts long ago.
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I occasionally saw her child in the schoolyard, always dropped off by the father or grandmother.
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Shortly after he arrives back at his unit, Jack's brother is dropped off in a helicopter.
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Their turnout dropped off a bit in 2012, but it was still historically higher than usual.
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The bison were dropped off in Panther Valley near the town of Sundre on February 1.
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Recently, Adam dropped off our daughter, and I was wearing a pair of orange Adidas Gazelles.
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After being dropped off by her grinning, well adjusted owners, I lead her into my apartment.
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Australia's aid spend in the Pacific Islands dropped off in 2013, according to Lowy Institute data.
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Once he dropped off his passengers, Florentino turned around and made the 200-mile return trip.
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Today, the duo dropped off the album's newest single "Close" with Zane Lowe on World Record.
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Trade first dropped off after China put a 30-percent charge on U.S. ethanol in 2017.
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Once he's dropped off, I go down to my apartment to have some fruit for breakfast.
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Shipping traffic into Puerto Rico dropped off dramatically when Hurricane Maria hit the island on Sept.
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I used to average around 28503,22019 + new followers a week and then it just dropped off.
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Ah, complimentary "Pirates of the Caribbean"-branded bandannas that had been dropped off in our room.
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Soon after I left the heavily guarded jail, Ms. Meza was dropped off at the entrance.
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Since the midterm election, talk of the caravan has largely dropped off the Republican agenda. Mrs.
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After another van ride, again in full shackles, he was dropped off at around 9 p.m.
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He also started laundry, took the trash out, watered the plants, and dropped off dry cleaning.
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"It was kind of stunning when she sort of dropped off into oblivion," said Dr. Etheridge.
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Reinking dropped off the device March 19 and picked it up the next day, Hartline said.
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She was dropped off at Jackson Memorial Hospital and left there alone to have her baby.
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She agreed, and in May, 2017, Sanders dropped off the bag at the Griffin Police Department.
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After being dropped off, you might also have to walk a few blocks to your destination.
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But after the missile strike on Assad last April, chemical weapons attacks dropped off only temporarily.
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They were taken into the mountains, Mr. Gerst said, and dropped off at a concrete bunker.
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As for how Amazon is processing the returns, the company says items can be dropped off at designated return locations within five miles of the delivery address or can be dropped off without needing a label or even a box at participating locations that partner with Amazon.
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On the upcoming Billboard charts, dated August 26, Drake's two latest tunes dropped off the Hot 100.
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Anthony's grandmother called 911 on Sunday night after Ms. Fields dropped off the boy, the authorities said.
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The puppies were dropped off for an overnight stay at the house of a lucky local family.
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I'd been dropped off for a matinee, and was pretty much the only person in the theater.
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Trump deleted his original tweet, which read, "despite the negative press covfefe" and dropped off to nothingness.
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So, one time, a mom dropped off the kids, but the dad wanted to pick them up.
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Trump fundraisers say he dropped off the map after that event and for most of the campaign.
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Jordan had just dropped off her five-year-old daughter at a cheerleading practice, CBS News reported.
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Many of the younger generation might still have Facebook accounts, but usage has dropped off a cliff.
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The proportion of political appointees who are female has also dropped off a statistical cliff under Trump.
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Wolfie Masters: I've always assumed Jen took the servers, flooded the office, and dropped off the grid.
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Some are required to try and talk to whoever dropped off the child about the legal repercussions.
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Castro Reséndiz dropped off an order of barbecue and then headed home, a half-hour ride away.
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By the time the turtles are found and dropped off at the center, they're weak and emaciated.
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At the time Khloe was dropped off at the babysitter's home, the dog was in a crate.
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Exports have dropped off sharply and the country has returned to being a net importer since January.
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"Let's say that my youngest, Danny, gets dropped off at a party," he explained in the post.
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The Saturday Night Live star briefly dropped off the platform after a serious run-in with trolls.
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For now, most orders are dropped off at central locales like farm stands or church parking lots.
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During one training course, fighters were dropped off in the wilderness and forced to survive for weeks.
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As a result, a company that dropped off the list was not necessarily performing worse, he added.
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Before she was dropped off she coaxed one of her attackers to give her his phone number.
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Travelers are dropped off near a safe foot corridor across the front line, a bus driver said.
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Authorities said a resident reported seeing the vehicle dropped off by two men in a tow truck.
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It's also a way to prevent theft when shipping boxes are dropped off at your front door.
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Seth said he dropped off the man's wife and daughter before returning to their partially submerged home.
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Employment at large companies — those with 2628 or more employees — dropped off to 28500,6900 from March's 2628,28503.
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Once you've dropped off your luggage in your bedroom, you can rinse off the day of traveling.
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Khweis wasn't dropped off on a street corner so he could see the sights, as it were.
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When he discovered Jones' shop, based locally for him, he drove over and dropped off the phone.
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The families would use the coal that dropped off its body for cooking and heating their homes.
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There are still 16 Democrats on a letter saying they'll oppose Pelosi, but others have dropped off.
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Once the massages are finished and the luggage dropped off, everyone heads down to a conference room.
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Jesse asked to be dropped off blocks from school because he was embarrassed by that same car.
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The center worked with a recycler hired to scrub personal data from machines that people dropped off.
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They were dropped off at an outdoor baggage check area, but they never really got much further.
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Without preparation or planning, hundreds of migrants are simply dropped off at bus stations in border cities.
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And one time, Capsule dropped off the wrong generic brand of a migraine medication he had requested.
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The camera even recognizes familiar faces (like the mailman) to alert you when something's been dropped off.
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They sat on a coffee table next to white flowers a neighbor had dropped off in solidarity.
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A delivery truck had just dropped off 18 pallets of Skylanders — plastic figures of video game characters.
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A lot of times what I'm doing is putting together the dry-cleaning I haven't dropped off.
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The scooters are "dockless," which means they can be picked up and dropped off pretty much anywhere.
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As she neared the end of the address, the "f" of "for" dropped off to the floor.
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"We would expect to experience a decrease in sales and customer visits" if SNAP dollars dropped off.
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Bonnie Lock, a 52-year old housewife, dropped off her card with a crowd of her neighbors.
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After ranking in the top 10 across all fashion categories last year, Amazon dropped off this year.
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So, whether you're driving yourself or being dropped off, a car is a part of your life.
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But things got worse when he actually dropped off a paper bag that supposedly contained their dinner.
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Today, AIDS has dropped off the World Health Organization's list of the top ten causes of death.
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Part of the sign that read EDWARDS had dropped off, leaving only four letters: D-A-D-S.
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Sales dropped off in the ensuing months because the bread was one of the main draws for customers.
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Video shows Vence was dropped off at the hospital in the car he claims was stolen, authorities said.
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Meanwhile, one of us dropped off one car in the countryside—which would let us get home safely.
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I had been dropped off in the early morning by a friend, one of my Tex-Mex Compadres.
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The Lyft driver confirmed the route Lueck took and said she met someone after she was dropped off.
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The proud new owner posted a photo of himself with his Ferrari, which got dropped off Sunday morning.
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Brehmer texted Hoffman's family soon after the killing that she had been dropped off at another state park.
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A group in Washington DC, Virginia, and Maryland is arranging collection spots for supplies to be dropped off.
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Background: Daniel was just a normal kid found by a truancy officer but dropped off at the facility.
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More importantly, the amount of power never dropped off suddenly, and the battery stayed firmly in the drone.
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According to Mirowski, dozens of washbacks dropped off at the center have already died since washback season started.
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The boxes of equipment had been dropped off Tuesday in the wrong location with imperfect labeling, causing concern.
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It's not because the residents of El Paso or Phoenix are afraid of the families being dropped off.
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That's when he noticed the package he dropped off four days earlier was still on the porch, untouched.
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Finally, she left, escorted by Chairman Yoshitomo Sawada, dropped off her son with a friend, and returned alone.
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Because tracking technology removes the need for dedicated docks, they can be picked up and dropped off anywhere.
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At the end of the ride, passengers will be dropped off within walking distance to their final destination.
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That driver just dropped off a different load at the same hub before receiving the autonomous truck delivery.
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Valverde dropped off as the breakaway group's lead, which had risen to two minutes, was under one minute.
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The path dropped off beside us where a big, wall sized opening let in a warm winter breeze.
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A contemporary of Roy Lichtenstein and Robert Rauschenberg, he's since seemingly dropped off the radar of art buyers.
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Terry Theetge confirms that the boy had been dropped off at the school bus stop earlier that morning.
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"You get your hopes up, and then you are dropped off the edge of a cliff," said Uvanni.
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But even if every staff member sticks around, it's possible students have dropped off in the past month.
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After the first 290, the pitching dropped off to the league-average level and the offense just stopped.
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Police say Rivera was accompanied by another girl under the age of 16 when he dropped off Ricard.
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This morning I dropped off my daughter at school and my heart was beating out of my chest.
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Supplies can be dropped off at the shelter or sent to the Reno facility through Amazon or Chewy.
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Initially, almost 70 percent of the adult population actively chose a fund, but the percentage quickly dropped off.
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This isn't the first time coal has dropped off the map in terms of the UK's energy mix.
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"She apparently had thought that she dropped off the child this morning, which she had not," Opgrande said.
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The Metropolitan Police in Lewisham, London, shared a kind note that had been dropped off at their office.
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She posted screenshots of a text with her mother after she was dropped off at her freshman orientation.
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After being dropped off, Burton says she and her sister-in-law texted until late in the night.
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Darius Miles may have dropped off the map, but he wants you to know he's doing just fine.
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The toddler's grandparents had dropped off Annie and her younger sister at Giannunzio's home for about five months.
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Generally, 4/20 events in Colorado have dropped off significantly since the state legalized recreational use in 2012.
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According to Sheriff Scott Israel, Nikolas Cruz was dropped off by an Uber driver at 23:19 p.m.
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Prior to the bill being dropped off, Judd also says that the women were being rude to her.
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We did not walk to school or get dropped off by our parents on their way to work.
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Once a popular pastime on city tenement rooftops, the hobby has dropped off amid escalating real estate prices.
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Just under an hour later, I dropped off the couple, and the guy handed me a $20 bill.
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A few days later, Mr. Baquet recalled, Mr. Cunningham walked into the office and dropped off a print.
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However, Trump supporters are one of the only groups that hasn't dropped off in that since last year.
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To know shoppers is to influence them, allowing grocers to strategically offer deals when buying has dropped off.
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Tot Squad's New York location has no storefront, so items must be dropped off in the building lobby.
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He told us there was an excess of amniotic fluid and that growth had dropped off the chart.
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However, surveillance footage shows Vence getting dropped off at the hospital in the same car he reported stolen.
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Fifty-six hours after the earth moved and changed lives across Mexico, the moments of silence dropped off.
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O'Neal and the Houston officer, Kenneth Miles, dropped off a cashier's check last week, according to the report.
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He moved toward the net and dropped off a pass to Killorn, who backhanded the puck past Howard.
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It's also possible that local interest has dropped off with the decrease in homegrown representation on the court.
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Independent news coverage of recently recaptured government territory -- Aleppo, Homs and the Damascus suburbs -- has already dropped off.
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Some military rations and a case of water were dropped off at his childhood home on day 33.
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The night before, Allison King, 31, had dropped off a dozen fresh eggs from the chickens she raised.
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In late 25, Audi dropped off a brand new 254 A2600 sedan for Business Insider to check out.
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Across the county, parents have dropped off their 5-year-old children for their first day of school.
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She says she dropped off her kid, then hung with Simmons at a hotel bar and a nightclub.
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The next day, I drove to the airport, dropped off my rental car and headed toward the terminal.
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On Monday, she had just dropped off five to a local firehouse and five to the police department.
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When her son heats up some schnitzel that an aunt dropped off, the smell drifts into the bedrooms.
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And neighbor Bob, well, he dropped off the project before summer's end, said Dr. Stan Haegert, Dan's son.
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The idea — opposed by administration officials who have worked in the pharmaceutical industry — has dropped off his agenda.
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But there was also a man from Florida who was rescued from his car and dropped off there.
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Screens inside the car inform passengers what's going on and who is getting picked up and dropped off.
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Some passengers may feel more comfortable being dropped off or picked up at a nearby business or intersection.
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Catholic Charities dropped off a hospital bed at Ms. Marin's house a few weeks after her pancreatic surgery.
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The police said the father had dropped off his wife and two daughters at the Indonesia Christian Church.
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The first three devices were parcel bombs dropped off in front of homes in three eastern Austin neighborhoods.
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In less than an hour, the children will be dropped off, so I make sure everything is ready.
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You may be dropped off more than an hour later on what "should" be a 30-minute ride.
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It serves late-night meals to battle-worn front liners, including home-cooked dishes dropped off by neighbors.
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Having dropped off its precious cargo, the lifesaver flies back to home base, ready for the next mission.
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A 99-year-old woman, a holdover from the Ephesus days, had been dropped off by her daughter.
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The number of forms on the dark web dropped off to 3,533 during the second quarter of 2017.
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After he dropped off the cousin at the bus station one evening, he put his feelings to verse.
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Teen cigarette use dropped off with it, from 36% of high schoolers in 1997 to 20% in 2007.
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But attacks by the Islamic State had dropped off sharply after a sustained offensive against them last year.
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The more efficient thieves follow UPS and other delivery trucks, scooping up packages as they are dropped off.
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Bikes are picked up and dropped off in sprinter vans driven by a mix of contractors and employees.
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"Passionfruit" fell from No. 81 and "Signs" dropped off the list from its previous spot, the precarious No. 100.
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Among them was Vivian Irangani, 67, who had been dropped off at church on Sunday by her Buddhist husband.
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Each one contains a GPS chip which means it can be dropped off at and rented from any location.
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Reports of the Instagram seek bar appearing in the app look to have dropped off completely by early 2018.
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The LaBiancas dropped off Susan at her apartment and then went home, where they were killed hours later. 6.
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Someone, who was reportedly former Apprentice contestant and Trump aide Omarosa Manigault, dropped off a note to the podium.
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On Wednesday Singapore-based bikesharing startup oBike dropped off 400 autolocking, smartphone-connected bicycles onto the sidewalks of London.
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The edge of the stairs dropped off into a desolate cement soccer field piled with trash and other debris.
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A subsequent surveillance team watched Neatherlin drive off from her house two hours after parents dropped off their kids.
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But police said surveillance video showed Vence getting dropped off at the hospital in the silver Altima on Sunday.
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The evening before, they had been reported missing after having been dropped off to go hiking earlier that day.
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The helicopter then dropped off the USGS scientists in a safe spot and returned to rescue the three people.
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It, too, had dropped off the list last year after being among the top 10 in 2012 and 2013.
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Children, many of them from Central America, play inside a church after being dropped off at the bus station.
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Measuring the success—I mean, record sales have dropped off, so nothing is going to match that first one.
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Frank Sr. paid the $240,000 ransom, which an FBI agent dropped off in L.A. between two parked school buses.
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Since the middle of April, however, Home Depot's momentum has dropped off significantly, while the homebuilders have stayed strong.
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Then, at the end of the trip, they'll be dropped off a few blocks short of their final destination.
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In 2004, seven years after departing Earth, Cassini arrived on one of the moons and dropped off a lander.
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The Chicken Mac was available in the UK and the US in 2017, but has since dropped off menus.
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When Jones put a comprehensive martial arts clinic on the Brazilian banger, Teixeira dropped off of many fan's radars.
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Wednesday night at his estate after being dropped off, and staff members alerted the police after finding him unresponsive.
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Shortly after we dropped off our rental car and cleared security at John Wayne our third flight was cancelled.
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I head home and the dog is waiting for me, so he must have gotten dropped off early today.
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But after that, without congressional action, kids could be frozen out of health coverage or dropped off the rolls.
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"Compared to Australia's population growth six or seven years ago, it's actually dropped off by a bit," Howe said.
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Cinema attendance has dropped off in the past couple of years, as has the number of CNAC-funded films.
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It dropped off a package of bottled water, first aid kit and food to an area of Hawthorne, Nevada.
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Frank Sr. paid the $303,000 ransom, which an FBI agent dropped off in L.A. between two parked school buses.
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As you can see in the graph below, that annual low has dropped off steeply since the early 2000s.
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And Catholic Charities once found the families it was expecting to receive dropped off at the bus station instead.
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When DiNapoli arrived at the animal hospital, she discovered that her beloved pet was dropped off dead on arrival.
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From there they reportedly went to the Hotel Villa Ganza where they registered, dropped off their equipment, and left.
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Panarin, a rookie from Russia, scored consistently throughout the Blackhawks' first 27 games, but then his production dropped off.
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He didn't talk but when he got dropped off, he turned around and gave me a little business card.
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As one would expect, and as Trump intended, the value of U.S. imports from China has dropped off considerably.
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I ate lunch, dropped off my dry cleaning, then stopped by my local Target to pick up some prescriptions.
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They were dropped off by their parents, Kate Middleton and Prince William, who posed for pictures with the princess.
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Thirty dockless Lime bikes were dropped off in May as part of a larger regional push for bike sharing.
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A 30 hour workweek was popular in the early 20th century, but support dropped off following the Great Depression.
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Kerwin said she was dropped off at the lower entrance to the airport's south terminal shortly after 1 p.m.
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The footsteps behind Shalane Flanagan quietly dropped off and she could see nothing but history in front of her.
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Instead, they think they were dropped off at the homes overnight, to be discovered by residents in the morning.
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"She just dropped off some red currants and white currants," he said, with more than a tinge of excitement.
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At first, he told the police that he had dropped off Ms. Wall on shore, and denied any wrongdoing.
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Groups of employees have, for example, dropped off food at an isolated employee's doorstep or picked up their prescriptions.
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A man from a nearby funeral home recently went into Treadle Yard Goods and dropped off his business card.
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And foot traffic into the center of Holywell, a town with a population of 9,000, has dropped off drastically.
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On Sunday night, he dropped off his dogs at an animal shelter that is caring for hurricane-evacuated pets.
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The frequency of shipwrecks dropped off after the introduction of shore-based radar in the 1940s, said Mr. White.
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She said she was sharing a room with her grandson, Brandon, whom she dropped off at school on Friday.
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I've been using a replacement that Samsung dropped off after collecting mine to send back to Korea for testing.
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During one voyage, police swooped in after 14 migrants had been dropped off in a cove near Marsala, Sicily.
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According to the message, it had been dropped off of the side of a French yacht in April 2014.
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The Boeing 777 had been flying from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing, the Atlantic reported, when it dropped off radar.
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In another affected town, police dropped off 1.6 metric tons of drinking water by boat, according to the outlet.
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Bakkali dropped off her youngest child at school and then sat in her car, staring at the Uber app.
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He might have also noticed that the error meant his name had all but dropped off the leaderboard entirely.
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I text E. to see that the kids were dropped off okay and that he's having a good morning.
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Keith Stolarsky waddled across the lobby and joined them, and the banter ended, as if dropped off a cliff.
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We cried when a dog dropped off at a shelter saw its family return to adopt a different dog.
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"When Backpage was running adult ads, we used to get tips, but that has dropped off," Sergeant Quan said.
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The result is the recent need to release large numbers of migrants, many simply dropped off at bus stations.
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You dropped off your daughter, Laura, at her new home for the next four years: New Mexico State University.
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A box of human remains was dropped off anonymously at the office of a national Inuit organization in Ottawa.
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Russian interest in the U.S. had dropped off dramatically in previous years, as the U.S. imposed economic sanctions on Russia.
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The rules of Alone are simple: ten contestants are dropped off in separate locations in the wilderness of Vancouver Island.
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The couple had dropped off Stephanie's mother at the Brussels airport shortly before an explosion rocked the check-in area.
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Once Zach is dropped off, Jay runs into Adam West, the actor who played Batman on TV in the 60s.
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Jenner's Twitter and Facebook accounts are still intact, so it's not like she's dropped off the face of the Earth.
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Earlier this week, the 7-year-old and his family dropped off a truckload of toys to a local charity.
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Although Masood was identified as a potential extremist in 2010, he "dropped off the radar of intelligence officials" sometime after.
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She's kinda dropped off since then though ... but it looks like the Bhabie and Vicky feud is still going strong.
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What followed were a couple of episodes that dropped off after a dramatic finale of the first big story arc.
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He was dropped off at his college at 11pm on a rainy October night, together with three other Rhodes scholars.
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Lorde has basically dropped off the face of the Earth since releasing her 2017 album "Melodrama," and we miss her.
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Wyatt told the paper she dropped off her friend at the train station, but law enforcement said she never boarded.
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Most of the marketing practices detailed in the suits are not new, and opioid prescriptions have dropped off since 2011.
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At the camp, Mr. Dong sat behind the registration table and chatted with adults as they dropped off their children.
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Contestants have been dropped off in all sorts of tropical locations — deserted islands, the tropical rainforest, even the Australian Outback.
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Those same records show McCrae Dowless dropped off 592 absentee ballot applications out of more than 1,300 requests from Aug.
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It dropped off the charts entirely soon after (the App Store only ranks the top 1,500 apps in any category).
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The mother and sons were allegedly dropped off about 40 minutes later at a rest stop, where they called 911.
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A neighbor's surveillance video confirmed two things for certain: that Shan'ann was dropped off at home just before 2 a.m.
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The women were dropped off at a Los Angeles high school, or "Bachelor High," as it was most cleverly renamed.
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He followed Baldwin, while he dropped off the car at a safe place and then drove him to the interview.
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Uncles and cousins came and went, and children were dropped off and then gathered again after graveyard shifts were completed.
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Just one day after the site dropped off the web, the Daily Stormer has reappeared using a Russian domain name.
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Drug overdoses have risen exponentially in the U.S. for decades, even as prescriptions for opioids like OxyContin have dropped off.
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In 2017, Walgreens inked a deal with FedEx to allow deliveries to be dropped off and held at Walgreens' stores.
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Back in March, Kardashian West dropped off her daughter for a playdate with her favorite celeb at her colorful home.
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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement had notified Catholic Charities in the morning to expect seven families to be dropped off.
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Bernard said the babies generally arrive from Port-au-Prince&aposs largest shantytown, Cite Soleil, dropped off by heartbroken mothers.
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Just one of those teams dropped off so hard that it posted a losing record and finished lower than second.
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The owner of a bank in Marathon dropped off many supplies for our neighborhood, she has helped us a lot.
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It dropped off even more with Bill Clinton, but Trump has ushered in a whole new era of partisan splits.
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His speed will be an asset for Kansas City but his average has dropped off from his stellar rookie year.
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Others are using menhaden, or pogies, which migrated north into these waters even as the herring population has dropped off.
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And then, like a lot of people, he dropped off my radar because he sort of fell out of fashion.
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Declaring president's rule dropped off precipitously after a case in 1994 when the Supreme Court brought it under judicial review.
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On the day of her death, Harper Rose was dropped off by her parents at Vaillancourt's at-home day care.
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He dropped off a cousin at the store's entrance, then pulled alongside a couple of women walking to their car.
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Angle had me press a button on top (also under the handle) and the pad dropped off onto our table.
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But they believe McSally will cut into Sinema's edge once ballots dropped off on Election Day are counted on Sunday.
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Bank tech investing dropped off immediately after the 2008 financial crisis because the banks had to focus on other issues.
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Officials in New Mexico asked for donations Friday after Border Patrol agents dropped off asylum-seeking migrants in their city.
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He dropped off the magazine's billionaire list in 2015, months after OAS sought bankruptcy protection after the Car Wash scandal.
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"Trading volume has really dropped off," said Scott Wren, a senior global equity strategist at the Wells Fargo Investment Institute.
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Freshman year I had a friend who'd recently dropped off the intramural rugby team but was still getting the emails.
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Or that the commission for this column was finalized as I dropped off a load of washing at the laundromat?
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Executives at other US carriers said they also expect tough times ahead after bookings to Asia and Europe dropped off.
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Many were dropped off thousands of miles away from their parents and some were too young or scared to speak.
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Instead, the day after the shooting, a friendly person I've never met dropped off three newspapers at my front door.
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The man dropped off 2 packages at the South Austin FedEx store, this according to the CBS affiliate in Austin.
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Nancy allegedly claimed she dropped off the child with a person driving a silver SUV and out-of-state plates.
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They had dropped off their dog at the groomer before heading to Walmart, Hernandez's brother, Al Hernandez, told the affiliate.
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That means some of those threatened by the fiscal cliff have already dropped off NAP's rolls or left the island.
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Software like this, he says, dropped off in popularity in part because of the safe way we use computers today.
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I dropped off my stuff at the hotel, and the chef took me to this 300-plus-year-old mill.
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Emergency responders have dropped off blankets, baby formulas, and diapers, and Mr. Tribble said some mattresses appear to have arrived.
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One of the two caskets was being dropped off when the car -- which was running at the time -- was stolen.
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The inmates would then pick up contraband that was dropped off for them and bring it back to the prison.
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FBI involved in case An unidentified friend told KDVR that she dropped off Shanann Watts at home about 2 a.m.
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In the United States, Latin education dropped off sharply through the 1970s, but it has held steady in recent decades.
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I arrived to the Hoxton and dropped off my car at the curbside valet with ease as traffic whizzed by.
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The dog, which was loaded in a carrier, was dropped off in Akron, Ohio, and eventually reunited with its owner.
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One day in early 2014, someone dropped off a memory stick at the reception desk of Le Monde , in Paris.
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On that day, though, Mr. Charles was particularly excited about arctic hare; 30 had just been dropped off that morning.
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Versus the euro, the pound also dropped off a near a three-week high, sliding to 88.68 pence from 88.05.
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Though the number of foreign buyers dropped off during the global economic downturn, real estate in Cartagena held its own.
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Demand for flowers dropped off during the Great Recession in 2008 and 2009, but it's picked up in recent years.
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So, she and Jack decide to adopt a third baby who was dropped off at the hospital the same night.
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He filed here just a day before the deadline, flanked by his wife as he dropped off a $1,000 check.
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For Connecticut rail commuters, until recently, New Haven was where the earth dropped off: more than two hours each way.
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Flight attendants, who were zooming down the aisle with impressive efficiency, dropped off my meal in some brightly colored packaging.
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About 303 migrants were dropped off with no advance planning in El Paso during the last full week in December.
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Tesla has declined to comment on the estimate, but customer traffic appears to have dropped off significantly at its showrooms.
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To continue my gluttonous research, I got dropped off in the monsoon rain at Monastery Market, a Tibetan refugee colony.
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This leads to a lot of people cycling through, projects getting picked up and dropped off over a few years.
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The Dow dropped off for the seventh straight day on Tuesday, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq also stumbled.
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A puppy that was dropped off at an animal shelter in a cereal box, covered in fleas, has a new home.
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Kardashian, 28, was dressed in all black and a LA Dodgers cap as he was getting dropped off by Chyna, 27.
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At the end of 2016, Uber changed its privacy settings to track its riders even after they had been dropped off.
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Froehlich soon found out that the dogs Shoen dropped off were very sick – some with conditions requiring costly treatments and surgeries.
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He wasn't deterred, though, returning to where he'd dropped off the passenger in hopes of reuniting the wallet with its owner.
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Y Combinator's Sam Altman and IDEO's Tim Brown dropped off the advisory board for a Saudi mega-city project called NEOM.
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A shelter intake nurse takes vitals, administers medicine, and draws blood for a heartworm test of a recently dropped-off rottweiler.
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At another apartment, Risheq dropped off a car seat and some baby clothes to the Syrian parents of a newborn girl.
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Niger's government has been enforcing a law passed last year that criminalises people-smuggling, and departures for Libya have dropped off.
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The 4-month-old, who had been dropped off at the school by her babysitter, was breast fed by her mother.
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Once they're used, consumers can schedule for their old containers to be picked up and new containers to be dropped off.
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JT: No. So he drives the two of them around and at the end of the night Mujey is dropped off.
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He's eating breakfast at 230:210, dressed by 28:29, out the door by 103, and dropped off at 210:29.
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But when Holland, 55, dropped off a package earlier this month, he noticed the man wasn't outside at his usual spot.
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Brewer also said Harris could have created a "false memory" that he dropped off Cooper at daycare, brought about by habit.
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Brendan Deenihan said at a news conference Sunday, but rather a driver who had just dropped off passengers in the neighborhood.
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On Sunday, the dog was dropped off to be groomed by his owner, the police department said in a press release.
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Winfrey was on the MPW list for years but dropped off after 2013, when she no longer had a daily show.
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Carnochan told authorities that he last saw Hartz alive when he dropped off her in March at a business in Kingman.
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Eventually, June and Holly end up at the same stretch of road where Emily is dropped off by Mr. Weird Lawrence.
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She was dropped off at a truck stop in Sayre, Oklahoma, where she went inside and a clerk contacted local police.
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Apparently, he dropped off Axl to cheer up Fergie ... Josh left the house after just a few minutes, according to photogs.
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When VR dropped off the cultural radar, it found a second life in the vast market situated next door: industrial application.
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First the 'F' dropped off mid-speech... When that letter "F" fell off (the last "E" then fell off later,) pic.twitter.
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But the real thrill comes when the little girl enters the scene, dropped off at Papa's house for her Thursday time.
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Zhu told The Detroit News that she personally dropped off her crown and sash at the official's house after the exchanges.
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Fast forward to age 24—probably on my tenth therapist—getting dropped off at the airport for a flight to London.
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The service offers shoppers about 500 nonperishable goods for two-day delivery, with orders over $75 dropped off at no charge.
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Dock-less bikes mean the bikes can be picked up and dropped off at any bike rack or designated parking facility.
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Salvilla first dropped off her 5-year-old daughter, and she says her brain "rebooted" when she saw her work building.
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The server dropped off our bill, handing the check to Will and giving me seven of Peter Luger's famous chocolate coins.
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Adriana Leon, a mother of three, owes $30 for 15 books that she said she dropped off late on a Friday.
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His men set off by sledge over the unforgiving Arctic terrain, where they gradually dropped off from scurvy, starvation, and hypothermia.
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Nonetheless, MacAllan is dropped off at a strange, deserted warehouse at night to meet with Leann and a very reluctant Stamper.
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It grossed me out so much that when I got dropped off, I puked all over the side of the cab.
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According to the docs, Chris dropped off his daughter in May to hang with mom and grandma for a few weeks.
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When it came time to pay, my server dropped off my receipt with three gold coins — a classic Peter Luger touch.
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Rubio utterly dropped off the map in Louisiana and Maine, getting about 11 percent and 8 percent of the vote, respectively.
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When we dropped off our twins at school one morning, the head teacher was busily working a pair of craft scissors.
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After he dropped off his last passenger and turned off the Uber app, it was 65 miles back to his house.
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She displayed a loose page and a dish of small fragments that have dropped off the charred edges since its purchase.
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But something way worse is happening in Mexico; five headless bodies are dropped off at Navarro's home to send a message.
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Many families were dropped off by CBP without one parent -- some told me why, but others just cried or sat silent.
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After helicopters dropped off his team, Chief Hatch sent his military working dog after two people he suspected were enemy fighters.
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It has updated its app to let users more precisely choose where they want to be picked up and dropped off.
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They dropped off towels, bedsheets and extra treats for guests: Sudoku puzzles, origami papers, beauty masks and, on Valentine's Day, chocolates.
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Since the 20123s, Republicans' feelings toward the Democratic Party and Democrats' feelings toward the Republican Party have dropped off a cliff.
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Within the retail segment, the bank's approval rates on new business had dropped off by 10 to 15 percent, he said.
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I dropped off the basketball team and got a paper route delivering The Akron Beacon Journal and essentially became self-supporting.
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He implied that he had seen cocaine in water-proof sealed packages washing up on the beach, dropped off by boats.
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The ordeal started Sunday night after he dropped off a friend at a train station and stopped at the Malmaison Hotel.
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And then my mother said, 'Get out there — you can't just look like you dropped off the face of the earth.
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I felt bad when I had sushi dropped off, knowing that the delivery person knew he was being watched and recorded.
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"I'm cold as can be," Medina said as he dropped off a car at a garage on the city's North Side.
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One wall has a floor-to-ceiling window with a view of a circular drive where employees and visitors are dropped off.
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Authorities say that Rivera was accompanied by another girl under the age of 16 when he dropped off Ricard at the hospital.
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Supplies are usually dropped off once every seven days, and he was only left with a gas stove, utensils and a generator.
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Together, they went to a store and bought a toy truck and a stuffed frog, which they dropped off at the hospital.
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"He then submitted to his fate "[W]hat am I, just going to get dropped off on the side of the road?
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By the end of the 70s, all the magazines had gone, the sales dropped off, and skateboarding was seen as yesterday's thing.
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Thomas was last seen Monday morning after being dropped off at a local restaurant by a friend, a TBI news release states.
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Silence Room Valiant does its usual Hum clack-clock Then a sound like something medium just dropped off table Although nothing did.
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North Carolina mandates all absentee ballot envelopes must be signed by two witnesses and dropped off by voters or their close relatives.
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"Somewhere along the way, the life insurance industry lost sight of its customers, clarity and trust dropped off the menu," adds Vanek.
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"I need to pee in a cup and I just need it dropped off to the doctor," says Kardashian, 35, laughing hysterically.
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Amazon Offers New Service That Will Unlock Door, Allow Deliveries to Be Dropped Off Inside Home Kennedy: I think it&aposs intrusive.
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Later, when the migrants were dropped off in Italy, many got creative with the blankets, using them as head wraps and shawls.
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The denim and athleisure pieces are all partially made from garments dropped off by the very consumers that'll be shopping them anew.
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A drunken brawl meant that he was dropped off to his practical exam in a cop cruiser with a severely injured hand.
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She dropped off the radar in June amid reports she was involved in an investigation into tax evasion in the film industry.
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Lane change assist was among the top 10 tech choices, but dropped off the list when consumers saw the $1,500 price tag.
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A century before the silver was dropped off, a war trumpet had been thrown into a nearby bog as a religious rite.
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Katrin Stachen says losing an hour's sleep leaves her teenage daughter, whom she has just dropped off at school, tired for days.
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Your daily routines and rituals have been out of whack, and as a result, your self-care routine has likely dropped off.
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While the overall small business optimism index has dropped off since the 2016 election, it still remains within range of historic highs.
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McDaniel went missing after she left a party and was dropped off at her home in Milan just after midnight on Aug.
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Before setting off on the trip, the couple dropped off their young son to stay with family in Nashville, Grimes told WJLA.
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It was to be dropped off with an agent in Delhi, part of a hawala money-laundering operation that sustained the group.
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"Chelsea," a high-end escort in Manhattan who is originally from Canada, said business has only dropped off slightly into this year.
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The EgyptAir flight from Paris to Cairo dropped off radar screens shortly after leaving Greek airspace and minutes after entering Egyptian airspace.
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When her teenage son asked to be dropped off at the movies for the first time, she knew what was really up.
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The SES-9 satellite was dropped off at high altitude and will use its own propulsion to travel to its intended orbit.
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Investigators closed in on Conditt on Tuesday evening, after discovering an unexploded device that had been dropped off at a FedEx site.
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Both his parents testified during the trial that their son acted normally before he was dropped off at the unlicensed Olathe daycare.
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The devices sent to CNN and De Niro's Tribeca Grill restaurant, both in New York, were reportedly dropped off by a courier.
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Amazon's Key Smart Lock Kit allows you to remotely unlock your door so a package can be dropped off inside your home.
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Yext promises its location data ensures users are dropped off at the right spot, and not a mailing location or parking lot.
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And McSally's team believes many of those votes will come from reliable Republican voters who dropped off their ballot on Election Day.
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Diners are increasingly asking for their food to be dropped off not only for dinner, but for breakfast and lunch as well.
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Over five months and six subsequent Republican primary debates, viewership has dropped off, thought it is still higher than in years past.
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Though the call-ins dropped off, emails obtained by The Verge indicate that the NOPD continued to use Palantir for law enforcement.
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Four years later, he was derailed by an addiction to heroin and "dropped off the face of the earth," in his words.
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For a moment, she was almost a teenager getting dropped off at the movies by her mom to meet up with friends.
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While arrests for pot have dropped off significantly in those states, blacks still remain a hard target for violating state marijuana laws.
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And this week it descended to within 22 meters (!) of the surface and dropped off two of four landers it brought with.
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The parcels had been dropped off at post boxes in the surrounding area, before being collected and brought to the distribution center.
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At 35 kilometers, I noticed that my other two teammates had dropped off, and that gave me the motivation to carry on.
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Neither was ratified by the states at the time, so they dropped off and the remaining 10 became the Bill of Rights.
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"Many of us are being told to have your food delivered, have your food dropped off," Haney said on the press call.
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In Arizona, election officials emphasized the need to count mail-in ballots, early ballots dropped off on Election Day and provisional ballots.
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Mr. Skwiersky said he couldn't believe his eyes when a hauling company from California dropped off the shuttle truck at their garage.
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Mr. Hollerbach's rigid perfectionism also dropped off as his sight blurred, "like water in the eyes after taking a swim," he said.
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The satellites can tag along if there's any leftover room on the rocket and get dropped off in space along the way.
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Though new arrivals to Germany and Europe have dropped off almost entirely, a backlash against immigration has brought support to nativist groups.
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Mints was worth $1.3 billion in 2017, according to Forbes' list of billionaires, but he dropped off that list the following year.
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Godwin, Blessing's brother, dropped off the cash at a MoneyGram exchange service, using the details given by the woman on the phone.
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Home ownership among young consumers dropped off rapidly following the Great Recession, from 32 percent in 2007 to 21 percent in 2016.
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FBI involved in case An unidentified friend told CNN affiliate KDVR that she dropped off Shanann Watts at home about 2 a.m.
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A woman led us all the way out of the secure area, almost back to the sidewalk where we'd been dropped off.
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After I dropped off Sylvie, I had an hourlong phone conversation with my custody lawyer about my move to L.A. 22 a.m.
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Mints was worth $1.3 billion in 2017, according to Forbes' list of billionaires, but he dropped off that list the following year.
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"It's like this energetic, chemical shift where we want to replace our happiness that has perhaps dropped off for sometime," she commented.
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He gets out and walks to his house, and I move to the front seat and get dropped off at my apartment.
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The bags had been previously dropped off by an armored vehicle and contained thousands of dollars in both U.S. and foreign currency.
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Rescuers were dropped off via helicopter and drilled a small hole in the ship to communicate with the crew members, VanderWeit said.
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Last year, for instance, the number of Italians visiting Turkey decreased by 27 percent while Japanese dropped off by nearly 40 percent.
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The Malaysian Grand Prix dropped off the calendar after last year's race but Formula One bosses have talked about expanding in China.
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Dallas, New Orleans and Memphis have dropped off in January, prompting all three teams to focus more on trades than the standings.
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If it's working, a phone dropped off at an EPRA-approved recycler will never be refurbished, resold or illegally exported, Hacking said.
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In January 2004, Cassini dropped off Huygens — a European-built lander — on Titan, leading to the first alien-moon landing in human history.
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The flight crew went to a safe location and dropped off the USGS team, then went back and airlifted the people to safety.
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Soon she was stuffing $21-worth of clothing, shoes, and bags from Ivanka's line into garbage bags to be dropped off at Goodwill.
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The source says that before forgetting about the twins, Rodriguez had dropped off his 4-year-old son at a separate day care.
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Earlier that day, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star also dropped off her husband Kanye West at the airport in Los Angeles.
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"I just dropped off the face of the earth for 45 days," Gold explained of the experience, after announcing her withdrawal from competitions.
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A young boy who was dropped off at a friend's home for a sleepover near Wilmington, Delaware, ended up making a horrific discovery.
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The EgyptAir flight with 66 people on board dropped off radars over the Mediterranean sea about 280 miles off the coast of Egypt.
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She allegedly claimed that she dropped off the child with a person driving a silver SUV and out-of-state plates, then left.
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You may wait, you may walk a block or two, you may get dropped off a block or two from where you're going.
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Through the app, customers will one day be able to order a coffee and have it dropped off at their office or house.
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Officers arrived and spoke to the former Falcons great ... who they say appeared intoxicated, and told them he'd been dropped off by friends.
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Just when you thought Madonna had finally dropped off the map, she busts back in the with a picture of a shaved vagina.
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The driver will then scan the package before sending a request for the vehicle to be unlocked so it can be dropped off.
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According to the firm, the partner only began to complain about her treatment a few months ago, when her business dramatically dropped off.
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The shooting suspect is identified as Jason Brian Dalton, 2429, an Uber driver who apparently picked up and dropped off passengers between shootings.
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And surveillance footage at the hospital that Vence said he walked to showed he was actually dropped off in a silver Nissan Altima.
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I recently dropped off one of my daughters at a soccer practice and was surprised at how many parents were staying to watch.
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The friends and fellow softball players had been dropped off the day before near an abandoned rail bridge over a creek, police said.
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Once they're dropped off, I head home and eat some bread I bought from the co-op and drizzle olive oil on top.
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The cruiserweights never flagged, though they dropped off, one by one, heading back to Japan, Mexico, or into the waiting arms of WWE.
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The new tallies coming this week, which will include ballots dropped off on Election Day, are likely to favor Republicans, according to observers.
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The first, Costco Grocery, offers shoppers about 500 nonperishable goods for two-day delivery, with orders over $75 dropped off at no charge.
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But about half of those visitors came to the Creation Museum in the first three years, suggesting that interest may have dropped off.
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Dad rides to the office with me because he's going to visit my sister in her new home after I get dropped off.
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While their collective wealth hit a record-breaking $231 trillion (a 2809% increase from 23), 2908 billionaires dropped off the list this year.
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Furby, the nonsense-talking, furry, hamster-mixed-with-an-owl electronic toy, took over the 90s, but its popularity dropped off quickly thereafter.
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Businessman Richard Guttfield, 51, said his black miniature schnauzer Wilma had gone missing after a driver dropped off a package of dog food.
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Someone wearing a TV as a helmet dropped off old TVs at more than 50 different homes in Henrico County Virginia on Aug.
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The man became angry when she did not respond to letters he had sent her and gifts he had dropped off for her.
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The night they met, Mr. Abaaoud dropped off Mr. Hame at a house in Raqqa with a white gate, according to the transcript.
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The souring on alternative platforms to Facebook and traditional advertising has been made increasingly apparent as Twitter's valuation has dropped off a cliff.
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Nancy is accused of speeding off with the toddler on Saturday evening near Pittsburgh after she dropped off the child's father, Paul Johnson.
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Both records stand in stark contrast to overall migrant and refugee arrivals into Europe overall, which have dropped off dramatically year over year.
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They were dropped off at a point near the border of Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo on Sunday, the official said.
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To keep the rides efficient, passengers are picked up and dropped off at a corner within a block of their location or destination.
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After being dropped off by his associate, Mr. Hansen walked about a block before he was arrested by F.B.I. agents, the complaint said.
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She dropped off a prescription for the medication and by that night, got an email saying it was ready to be picked up.
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She remembered good dialogue that then dropped off completely, before the White House released a plan that neither House Republicans nor Democrats supported.
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Fourteen minutes and two engine burns later, Pegasus dropped off the CYGNSS payload 316 miles (508 kilometers) above the surface of the planet.
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A makeshift memorial began to grow Sunday outside the Walmart, where residents like 62-year-old Alfredo Angcayan dropped off bouquets of flowers.
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King, who saw her daughter for the last time that Friday afternoon when she dropped off a dozen eggs from her chicken coop.
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At the shelter on Tuesday afternoon, two police officers dropped off a sheaf of fliers with graphic warnings about the hazards of K123.
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The men spent the day drinking before they dropped off Harris at a Best Western Motel and went bar hopping in Glynn County.
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One nurse stuck around to hand me my bedsheets and a gown that I had to wear until my parents dropped off clothes.
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Delta Flight 1114 was taxiing from the airport terminal when its nose wheel dropped off the taxiway pavement, according to spokesman Joe McBride.
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This allows customers to have their shipment held at the post office for pick up, instead of getting dropped off and left unattended.
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When we first meet Hattie, she's being dropped off at home by her sometimes-girlfriend, Lorraine, only to find she has been evicted.
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When I was outside of the convention center a few days ago, a bunch of trucks dropped off groups of volunteers with backpacks.
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He was dropped off in front of the parole office on a February night, with a pair of prison sweatpants and forty dollars.
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The other unit, known as "Cozy Bear," abandoned its hacking infrastructure six months ago and has dropped off the radar, security analysts said.
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"Secondhand doesn't necessarily have to mean that it's been worn 50 times before it was dropped off at a thrift store," Oh said.
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Kids get picked up and dropped off directly at home or where they're expected and don't need to wait at public bus stops.
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Outside the school on Tuesday, people tied poems to the chain-link fence surrounding the school, and dropped off red, heart-shaped balloons.
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He drove until he reached a Western embassy, where he dropped off the cargo for secure transfer to Chris Engels, an American lawyer.
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"Everyday young children are being dropped off at schools that are wide-open, soft targets for people bent on mass murder," LaPierre said.
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The trooper's daughter had been dropped off at the school that morning, and she and the victim were wearing similar clothing, Sanders said.
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But it's so subtle a listener doesn't realize he's been taken on a musical journey and dropped off somewhere, with or without lyrics.
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Shoppers can buy online, drive to the store, and have their items dropped off to them while they sit in the car parking lot.
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After she dropped off her husband, she decided to treat herself to some seafood, but the place was closed because of the hurricane curfew.
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The stepfather, Darion Vence, said he and the boy were then dropped off Saturday night in the Sugar Land area, just southwest of downtown.
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"A lot of people who go here for lunch especially, they like to be dropped off and picked up," said maitre d' Gentian Shotaj.
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On the phone Thursday, Danny O'Brien, EFF's international director, joked that his desk was virtually covered in sympathy gifts dropped off by his colleagues.
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I get dropped off right in front of city hall, next to a PT Cruiser with a "Black Men for Bernie" wrap around it.
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"Twenty years ago everyone thought Elvis' popularity would always be a given, but it's really dropped off in the past few years," Kuge said.
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Instead, the babysitter, scared of ICE coming for her too, dropped off the children at the local elementary school, where teachers cared for them.
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"I work for the Fire Department and I have dropped off several patients with him," the man told BuzzFeed News in a Facebook message.
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Robot toys made in Japan after World War II skyrocketed in price for a few years—but then collector interest, and prices, dropped off.
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Since 2016, six other plaintiffs in the Collier lawsuit — all from Haiti or Guatemala — have dropped off as they grew older and gave up.
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After three days in custody, he, his wife and their two children were dropped off by ICE at a small church in west Phoenix.
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It was dropped off at Capstran's shop, even after Ernest originally didn't want to "do that kind of work (there)," Capstran told Celebrity Cars.
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With a tracking device strapped to her ankle by immigration authorities, Portillo was dropped off at a church that works with recently released migrants.
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I didn't see how the rest of the drink was made as the original hostess came over again and dropped off my cloakroom number.
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Aramazd was supposed to be dropped off by his father in San Marino, California, on April 22 — but the elder Andressian failed to show.
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A student was dropped off at the intersection, like a lot of other students, and was immediately approached by a woman with a notepad.
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Rotorpods with blacked-out windows dropped off captains of industry, there to discuss the plight of the world, as they have since the 1970s.
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Aramazd was supposed to be dropped off by his father in San Marino, California, on April 22, but the elder Andressian failed to show.
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At the same time, as smoking rates have declined, the incidence of oropharynx cancers that are not caused by HPV has dropped off dramatically.
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Aramazd Jr. was supposed to be dropped off by his father in San Marino on Saturday April 22, but the man failed to show.
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The girls were determined to be missing on Monday, hours after they had been dropped off to go hiking earlier that day, PEOPLE confirms.
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For example, if you published a quiz, you could see how many people answered each quiz question correctly, and also where they dropped off.
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The morning of his death, Markel dropped off his two children at day care about 5 miles from his home around 8:50 a.m.
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That kind of volatile trading pattern was present throughout 2017, so producers remained protected even after oil dropped off from an early-year rally.
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They reportedly went to a fire station and dropped off the wounded suspect, who was then taken to the hospital in non-critical condition.
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DiNapoli had used the store before for grooming sessions, so she wasn't concerned when she dropped off her 8-year-old bulldog on Dec.
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They had dropped off slightly by the time the trade offers came in, but dealing them away would still mean dismantling a historic team.
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When you get dropped off at the library "to study," but then sneak over to Tommy's house to, well, not study, you're totally busted.
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The customers, who are also a father and son, had visited the store to collect a firearm that had been dropped off for repair.
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More and more of the cars are actually getting delivered, with a total 260,2000 Model 23 vehicles dropped off to new owners this quarter.
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"I think we need to get dropped off in Philadelphia and go to a big communal dinner and have a couple glasses of wine."
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"When the first big amount dropped off the board so late in the game, that feeling of dread was beginning to stir," he recalls.
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Roughly 56 percent of the audience dropped off from the first weekend to the second, compared to a much smaller 45 percent for Panther.
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They scan a barcode on the package, which tells Amazon's system that your little bundle of retail joy is ready to be dropped off.
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Miao Yuhuai, who helps out at a watch stall in the Dandong mall, said the number of North Korean shoppers has recently dropped off.
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A few days after the big groups of African immigrants were apprehended in Texas, federal officials dropped off dozens of them in San Antonio.
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Demand at Tuesday's 2.2 trillion yen ($20.12 billion) five-year JGB auction dropped off slightly as investor bids for safe-haven government bonds ebbed.
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Or else I would be in the town, filling my bag with whatever was dropped off from the bus towards its respective storage areas.
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The details: Three off-duty law enforcement officers had just dropped off their children at the school and were effectively the first to respond.
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"I don't know exactly why the numbers of Salvadorans have dropped off," said Eric Olson, deputy director of the Wilson Center's Latin America program.
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A CNN team watched as recently as last week as buses dropped off women and children at a bus station in San Antonio, Texas.
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Those tallies will count ballots dropped off at polling places on Election Day, a group of voters more likely to favor Republicans over Democrats.
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The CIA dropped off a new batch of classified documents related to Haspel to the Monday, according to a source familiar with the matter.
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Silvercar customers can request their rental be dropped off and picked up at home or a location of their choosing for an additional fee.
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After the government settled a case involving the American Civil Liberties Union in 2009, the number of passport denials dropped off, the newspaper noted.
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In a second delivery, which arrived later at night, the Amazon Key worked as expected and my package was dropped off inside my door.
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We got dropped off along a main road, where two men on motorcycles picked us up, as my local guide and translator had arranged.
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"Tourists" (research assistants) dropped off wallets with varying amounts of money to workers, and scientists then tracked how many of the wallets were returned.
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Supplies must be dropped off at the Las Vegas Parking Services Offices within 30 days of the ticket date with a receipt of purchase.
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Apparently he was dropped off at the store and tried just giving money to the clerk, who did not understand anything he was saying.
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But he told police that he had dropped off the reporter, Kim Wall, at a remote Copenhagen island around three hours into the trip.
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Any lapse between clients, I learn, is used for customer service calls, responding to emails or doing any returns that clients have dropped off.
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Page was critical of the Senate committee when he dropped off the documents last year, telling reporters the senators had requested more "irrelevant" documents.
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John insisted that Jeannie was dropped off first, to her house in Yoker, before retreating back to Helen's in Scotstoun, the West End suburb.
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The recipient gets a notice that the package has been dropped off and can open the door with their own code at their convenience.
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We get dropped off and see that the bar we were planning to go to is dead… which is odd for a Friday night.
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" She even showed Graham hanging out in the window of the guest house, where he said, "The meals are dropped off at the door.
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The panel reminds us that similar plans for robotic assistance were created after the 2015 Ebola outbreak -- but the funding and motivation dropped off.
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I had just flown into Portland, dropped off my bag at the hotel, and made my way straight to Bonnie and Israel Morales' home.
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After 1977, though, he seemed to have dropped off the face of the earth, as least as far as the art world was concerned.
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When Mr. Pomello's parents visit from Italy, they fly into Newark Liberty International Airport, where they can easily be picked up and dropped off.
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Permanent metal magnets and articles intended to become permanent magnets, which could include rare earth oxides neodymium and praseodymium, also dropped off the list.
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On the night Ms. Hoffa was killed, she shared an Uber home with a co-worker, who was dropped off first, Mr. Hoffa said.
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In the last year, I've dropped off Facebook, taken time away from Twitter, and repeatedly removed (and restored) various social apps from my phone.
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Mr. Uzbeki had just dropped off a higher-ranking Islamic State leader in Mayadeen and was returning to Raqqa when the commandos ambushed him.
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We dropped off my little sister at college (ahh!) almost a month ago, so it's just been me at the house if they're gone.
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The men spent the day drinking before they dropped off Harris at a motel and went barhopping in Glynn County, located in eastern Georgia.
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It already recycles electronics, no matter the brand, dropped off at participating Goodwill locations, and it also has a mail-back program with FedEx.
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This is Q.'s third week of preschool and I feel like he's starting to adjust (aka no more crying when he's dropped off).
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New Jersey Transit officials admit that the railroad's reliability dropped off in May after appearing to be on the rise for a few months.
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His friends have dropped off on his doorstep traditional Lunar New Year dishes like lotus root and pork rib soup, salted fish and dumplings.
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He was dropped off at a station in Omaha and was not allowed to re-board because a passenger had complained about his behavior.
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"Every day young children are being dropped off at schools that are wide-open, soft targets for people bent on mass murder," LaPierre said.
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Moreover, initial investment approvals - an indicator of future activity - have dropped off sharply, the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) said in a statement.
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The dog, which was loaded in a carrier, was dropped off in Akron, Ohio, and eventually reunited with its owner at an undisclosed location.
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He dropped off 100 crosses at a Lutheran church in Las Vegas on the way home, so they could begin taking over his duties.
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On the other side of the building, another is carefully picking through and sorting the remains of electronics dropped off by an alarm company.
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But that was rejected by Inmarsat, the British company that owned and operated the satellite that tracked MH370 until it dropped off the network.
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He was arrested in March 2015 by a Philadelphia Police Department SWAT team as he dropped off an undercover agent at a detention facility.
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Rescuers were dropped off via helicopter and drilled a small hole in the ship to communicate with the crew members, Coast Guard Lt. j.g.
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Postmates changed its platform to reduce person-to-person contact by allowing customers to digitally request their food be dropped off outside their door.
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I've run to my P.O. box, dropped off/picked up books at a Little Free Library, left something for my mom on her porch.
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Right now, many families are taken by smugglers to remote parts of the border and then dropped off to seek out Border Patrol agents.
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I went on one of those jaunts, getting dropped off at the edge of town where Avenida Baltra heads uphill and into the highlands.
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By the time they contended for championships, his numbers dropped off as he shared the load with Kevin Garnett, Ray Allen, and Rajon Rondo.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Yesterday, February 7, artist Domenic Esposito dropped off a massive, unexpected addition to the entrance of Rhodes Pharma.
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In the months after her robbery in Paris on October 3, Kim understandably has dropped off the public radar, save for a few rare appearances.
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The drone took off from the roof of a modified delivery truck, equipped with a high-tech docking bay, then dropped off package before returning.
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A good Samaritan dropped off a 7-week-old pit bull puppy at the shelter, who was found with his ears chopped off, reports KPNX.
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He dropped off the map after being released in 1987, last seen in Las Vegas — which is (coincidentally?) where Lucy (Mamie Gummer) overdosed in 1988.
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Surveillance footage shows him being dropped off to the hospital he says he walked to, in the vehicle he said was stolen during his abduction.
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Randall was dropped off at the hospital the same day Rebecca gave birth to Kate and Kevin, along with a third triplet who didn't survive.
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Support for such changes dropped off dramatically, however, when poll respondents where asked whether they would be willing to assume certain costs to achieve them.
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The week the controversy broke, "Travelin' Soldier" was the No. 1 song on country radio; two weeks later it had dropped off the chart completely.
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They were dropped off by caravans of brightly painted Daihatsu trucks or came on foot, carrying pots, pans and mattresses, balancing suitcases on their heads.
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Orange County Registrar Neal Kelley said officials saw batches of as many as 200 ballots being dropped off throughout early voting and into Election Day.
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The family were dropped off at the next stop, where Jon was able to hitch a ride and retrieve his car, according to the BBC.
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Stephanie's aunt, Betty Newsom, tells PEOPLE that the couple had just dropped off Stephanie's mother, Carolyn Moore, at the airport when two explosions went off.
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I swing by the dry cleaner on my way to work to pick up a conference room table tablecloth I dropped off earlier this week.
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Andressian, Jr. was supposed to be dropped off by his father in San Marino, California, on April 22 — but the elder Andressian failed to show.
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When Raymond MacCausland, a 72-year-old taxi driver, dropped off a Saturday afternoon fare in Boston, he didn't expect to make such a discovery.
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The group got dropped off at a place called the Love Lab for one of the most bizarre dates we've seen on this show yet.
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It has four small landers on board, two of which it dropped off late last year, and which have been hopping happily around the asteroid.
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The user can call the car via app, ride without a driver, and be dropped off, leaving the driverless car to pick up another customer.
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The passengers in the plane immediately get dropped off in NYC once more, where they greet their family members (who have all aged five years).
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Ricard, who lived in Amesbury, MA, was pronounced dead shortly after being dropped off at the emergency room in Lawrence General Hospital on May 20.
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They weren't even really looking for her per se, but ways to get dropped off near points of where they might pick up her trail.
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It was dropped off at a British Heart Foundation fundraising store in West Sussex, England, and was eventually auctioned off on the BHF's eBay site.
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Two Sigma Investments dropped off after making the list for the first time in 22016, when funds using computer programs to trade posted strong returns.
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While last year departures dropped off from October as the weather conditions worsened, this year the decline has been less pronounced, Interior Ministry data show.
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The girl and her mother were among a group of five Indian nationals dropped off by smugglers in a remote border area at 10 a.m.
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They found users took nearly 1,000 additional steps in the first week — but by the sixth week, that burst in physical activity completely dropped off.
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"Daddy dropped off a new chair for Stormi and omg this girl threw the bag over her shoulder I can't," Jenner, 21, captioned the shot.
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He's carrying what is by far the highest usage rate in league history, yet his shooting efficiency has barely dropped off from last year's mark.
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"It looks like it's dropped off into a pretty competitive two-way race [between Jenkins and Morrisey]," said a national GOP strategist watching the race.
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After each day's eight-hour swim, Lecomte will rest and recover on the yacht, before being dropped off at the same spot the next day.
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On March 27, Easter Sunday, he had secretly dropped off his latest project in Central Park: a gravestone bearing the name of Donald J. Trump.
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Back to the Hospital The patient's wife dropped off the kids at a friend's house, then drove him to Anna Jaques Hospital in Newburyport, Mass.
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I'm told that Capitol Police is investigating suspicious packages in House office buildings that were dropped off by the NRCC after the impeachment inquiry vote.
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On the roof, Honnold tied his rope to a steel stanchion, harnessed up, re-chalked his hands, and dropped off the side of the building.
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Charlotte and her older brother, Prince George, were dropped off at Thomas's Battersea private school in London by their parents, Kate Middleton and Prince William.
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At night, Mr. Hame was dropped off at an apartment in Raqqa that appeared to be a dormitory for members of the external operations branch.
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He was on his way to Zurich when he was dropped off outside the departure hall last Tuesday, according to an executive at his company.
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"It is notable that foreign direct investment has dropped off this year, while investment growth has continued to weaken," Capital Economics said in a note.
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I dropped off their check hoping they'd GTFO as soon as possible, honestly didn't care if they tipped and I certainly didn't expect them to.
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Mr. Alhokair dropped off the billionaires' list this year, though he remains one of the richest men in the Middle East, according to Forbes magazine.
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On November 17, 2011 — the very day their People's Court episode aired — Parker, then 33, dropped off her 3-year-old twins at Smith's home.
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On Friday, the hikers were dropped off by airplane on the Harding Icefield for a day of hiking and skiing, according to the National Guard.
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Instead, delivery drivers are leaving meals on doorsteps and orderers are texting their drivers pictures of where they want their food dropped off, she wrote.
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"They're getting dropped off at Greyhound stations at random times," said Ms. Finn, co-artistic director of the Tank, a nonprofit theater in Midtown Manhattan.
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After it dropped off a probe called Huygens in 2004, it began circling the planet and spying on its vast collections of moons and rings.
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A onetime fixture of New York's avant-garde music circles, he had been evicted from his East Village apartment and largely dropped off the radar.
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Foreign investment from Italy has significantly dropped off since the imposition of sanctions on Russia following Moscow's 2014 annexation of Crimea and tensions in Ukraine.
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Early on, the company thrived working on lucrative print projects like designing corporate annual reports, logos and brochures, but after 2005 that business dropped off.
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But sometimes their best efforts were upended, he said, including on one day last week, when the authorities dropped off 150 more migrants than planned.
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But he knew that driving to and from the West Side of Manhattan, where he picked up and dropped off the children, would be arduous.
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Migrants — including pregnant women and children — are dropped off in the desert and forced to walk on foot to Niger, according to the Associated Press.
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A man who worked at the gas station where Ms. Ellis was first dropped off said he could not recall seeing her during the storm.
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On the lawn outside the Rose Bowl, as churches dropped off busloads of people for his second rally, attendees spoke freely of a recent memory.
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With insufficient space to detain everyone, federal authorities for years dropped off immigrants who had promised to appear in court at the bus station downtown.
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He checked in with the staff, dropped off his luggage in the house and joined a small group of young men sitting around a campfire.
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Late Tuesday night, Mr. Beristain, whose wife voted for President Trump, was deported and dropped off in Juárez, Mexico, by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials.
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Instead, he was dropped off every day at City Park, the 1,300-acre park just to the west of St. Bernard, and he played golf.
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The donation was dropped off on Wednesday to the superintendent and because it is considered a gift, the school board doesn't have to approve it.
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McCluskey later called police to say her car had been dropped off at a parking lot and she needed a ride to pick it up.
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"Every day young children are being dropped off at schools that are virtually wide open soft targets for anyone bent on mass murder ...," LaPierre said.
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Folks are dropped off at the San Antonio bus station with a giant stack of paperwork in English and no instructions on what to do.
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But what somebody told me — and it was never confirmed by the kids — was that they would be dropped off by trucks to get money.
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He used to be a regular presence on quarterly earnings calls, but he has since dropped off, remaining effectively hidden in his Beverly Hills mansion.
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New capacity additions would have dropped off a cliff, leading to hundreds of lost jobs and lasting damage to the industry's infrastructure and manufacturing base.
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The girls were reported missing by family on Monday evening after they were dropped off to go hiking near the "Monon High Bridge," an abandoned railroad.
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Meat sales at riverside markets have dropped off, traders say, because of the fear of eating contaminated bush meat which can pass Ebola on to humans.
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She asked Uber customer service to call the driver—who knew firsthand what happened—but they said that it looked like she was dropped off successfully.
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The employee told investigators that the shirt looked as if it had been attempted to be cleaned before being dropped off, according to the search warrant.
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Uber is updating its Android app today to begin showing departure times for busses and trains that are nearby where a passenger is getting dropped off.
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Fan dropped off the radar that month, amid reports that she was involved in the investigation, a vanishing act that prompted reports she had been detained.
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When Sicat dropped off Dimaya at home later that morning, he said he just sat in the car, letting the gravity of what happened sink in.
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Guillermina Rodriguez had dropped off her husband for an appointment in Manhattan and was driving back downtown when her newborn daughter, Ileana, started crying for food.
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This morning, the neo-Nazi website Daily Stormer dropped off the internet, the result of sustained campaigning by the Southern Poverty Law Center and other groups.
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The pages frequently posted custom memes and videos, but that activity dropped off earlier this year, and the number of links to Post Millennial articles surged.
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A fleet of school buses arrived and dropped off students, some of whom were crying and holding hands with their classmates as they were helped off.
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There were 249 such cases referred in fiscal year 2016, and 240 in fiscal year 2017 — indicating the number of potential new cases hasn't dropped off.
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This time, however, there are a number of newcomers to the list - and some performers who are long-time veterans of these rankings have dropped off.
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According to e-commerce site Lyst, sales surged by over 700% in February 2017, compared to February 2016 — but significantly dropped off in the months after.
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Capital Economics said the exports of Chinese goods that were not under tariff increased to the U.S., but specific Chinese exports, subject to tariffs, dropped off.
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A half-dozen specimens were dropped off at Mr. Detector, and they zapped them with the XRF, lending hard numbers to back up Reed's trained eyes.
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My in-laws dropped off a Valentine's gift for us — a toy for the dog, a very, very generous check for N. and me, and candy!
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Their bodies were found the next day in a wooded area near the trails, about a half mile upstream from where they had been dropped off.
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Sales had dropped off since Emperor Akihito announced his desire to abdicate about two years ago, said Junichi Ishii, a manager at the Todan Co. factory.
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Massachusetts investigators are looking into the death of a 13-year-old girl who passed away shortly after she was dropped off at a Lawrence hospital.
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Chloe's stepfather, Brian Dolan, told the Boston Globe that he heard that she had been dropped off at the hospital by a 47-year-old man.
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Analysts can't keep up with bike numbers, let alone estimate how much gasoline consumption growth has dropped off due to the rapid rise in bike-sharing.
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The men were injured as they dropped off their fellow missionary Sister Fanny Rachel Clain, 20, from France who was departing for an assignment in Ohio.
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Human passengers will generally be dropped off before culinary passengers — unless there's a risk of the food getting cold before it arrives at a diner's doorstep.
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Unlike the classic banana pudding, which can now be dropped off anywhere, the new flavors won't be available to the rest of the country via delivery.
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He has been up for hours, planning his route and carefully filling his bag with the packages to be dropped off first stacked near the top.
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Justin Bieber's seeing red, but in this case it's a very good thing ... he got a brand new luxury whip dropped off at his luxury hotel.
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According to MoviePilot, Nickelodeon is working on an As Told By Ginger reboot that will continue from where the original show dropped off in season 3.
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Expeditions were made to the island frequently in the 1980s and 1990s, where gifts were often left for its people, but these have since dropped off.
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Later the officers drove back to the 60th precinct and dropped off the woman, telling her to keep her mouth shut, the district attorney's office said.
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Although methane from fires has dropped off, the study suggests that just the opposite is occurring for methane released from swamps and human fossil fuel activity.
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Myles had been picked up from his grandmother's home that morning to be dropped off by St. Charles at Little Miracles Academy with six other children.
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To that point, almost every trip Erik logged on the ride-hailing platform was destination-to-destination, with the occasional passenger dropped off along the way.
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Rates for homophobic hate crimes rose dramatically in parts of the UK. They might have dropped off in America, but trans people took the brunt instead.
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Nor is it to say that the heat always dropped off, as the tremendous pop Dolph Ziggler received after beating him at Payback 2013 can attest.
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The company's most recent Facebook post was on September 4, and Jet's Instagram posts dropped off around March, when it was averaging about 15 posts monthly.
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Leila Flatsousis, the owner of Delilah Salon in Brooklyn's Gowanus neighborhood, said business had been slow for the past month but dropped off precipitously last week.
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Shortly before the plane dropped off the radar, the pilot requested to fly at a lower altitude, Iran's Civil Aviation Authority told local news media outlets.
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Children have been dropped off at camp since the 19th century, and Times photographers have captured the reunions, adventures and, of course, tears along the way.
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As her private chef dropped off a drink, she explained that she spent a year struggling to come up with a subject to make comedy about.
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Fleet Foxes dropped off the map after the release of 2011's Helplessness Blues, which peaked at No. 4 on the 2011 Billboard 200 albums chart.
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And that was how the letters from Sergeant Rogers arrived at the museum, in a cardboard box dropped off by an anonymous relative, Mr. Houlihan said.
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The staff survived, but many of the animals, including several pets dropped off at the shelter by evacuating owners, did not make it through the flooding.
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She was always the first to get picked up and the last to be dropped off so that her classmates wouldn't know where she came from.
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However, Trump never intended to pick her, and she dropped off a resignation letter at the White House on Thursday afternoon, sources tell Axios' Jonathan Swan.
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She called a Lyft, wrapped the boy in a blanket and dropped off his body after placing him in a black trash bag, court documents said.
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We were dropped off at the edge of a gravel runway for a week of camping in one of the most remote places on the planet.
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It seems 104 of the girls, who were abducted by militants from their boarding school on February 19, were dropped off in Dapchi, in northeast Nigeria.
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Earlier, outside the Staples Center in Los Angeles, fans dressed in Lakers gear and shades of purple dropped off flowers at a makeshift tribute honoring Bryant.
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Cuomo said authorities are still looking into whether a courier dropped off packages at certain locations or whether they traveled through U.S. Postal Service screening facilities.
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The police said the father, driving a Toyota minivan, had dropped off the mother and two children, ages 12 and 9, at the Indonesia Christian Church.
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A number have dropped off the calendar entirely, either because they are switching seasons, swapping cities or have decided they will simply sit this one out.
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According to a police statement, Mr. Madsen said he dropped off Ms. Wall in a remote part of the port of Copenhagen around 10:30 p.m.
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Mr. Connors, 30, was dropped off at the Tacoma Northwest Detention Center, while she and her son were taken to a Red Roof Inn in Seattle.
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The crackdown has been especially brutal in rural areas, where protests have dropped off precipitously and where human rights organizations lack access to document the abuses.
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And Dara Khosrowshahi of Expedia, the champion in last year's Equilar ranking with a pay package worth $94.6 million, dropped off this year's list entirely. Why?
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There have been fewer "hubs" where scooters can be dropped off and it's harder for him to find scooters he'll get at least $5 to charge.
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U.S. soybean exports to the country dropped off sharply in the second half of last year after Beijing retaliated to U.S. tariffs with its own duties.
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But he was also slower to adapt to the growing streaming landscape, as Netflix signed up 158 million subscribers worldwide as traditional cable customers dropped off.
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At a makeshift memorial about 20 feet away, they dropped off Redding Fire patches, flowers, and cans of Mr. Stoke's favorite soft drink in his honor.
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The arrival of new Rohingya refugees has all but dropped off after the grim discovery of more than 100 shallow graves near the Thai-Malaysian border.
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"E&P acquisitions and divestitures dropped off when commodity prices collapsed in late 2014, but have significantly ticked up since mid-2016," the Moody's report says.
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Later that day the police put out a statement saying that Madsen had told them that he had dropped off Wall on the tip of the island.
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But under the Jones Act, foreign-originating goods must be dropped off in Jacksonville and then shipped to Puerto Rico via an exorbitantly expensive Jones-compliant vessel.
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He moved to Michigan and started going to AA meetings, finding them helpful for a few months and even completing the 12 steps — but eventually dropped off.
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The father-in-law of the Texas fitness instructor found dead on April 18 dropped off a shirt with apparent blood stains four days after the killing.
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I use Rinse to get my dry cleaning picked up and dropped off without scandal, which is probably something that more of official Washington should look into.
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A University of Utah student, Lueck was last seen June 17, when she was dropped off at a park in North Salt Lake City at 2 a.m.
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Leo Campos and Maribel Hernandez went to the Walmart after they dropped off their dog at a groomer, according to Hernandez's brother, who spoke to KFOX-TV.
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Since August Niger's government has been enforcing a law passed last year that criminalises people-smuggling, and departures for Libya recorded by the IOM have dropped off.
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The paper also reports Hurt was arrested in 2014 after her then 3-year-old daughter was dropped off at daycare with a gash on her head.
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Not surprisingly, some of the vocalists whose videos he sampled had dropped off the site, which provided some challenges during the efforts to reach out to them.
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Pettigrew, who last played in the NFL in 2015, was booked after an alleged dispute with a limousine driver upon being dropped off at approximately 3 a.m.
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After that, the family decided Track could spend supervised time with his daughter by having Kyla dropped off at Sarah and Todd's house, according to the documents.
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For example, wouldn't Trident want to know that their new gum flavor is most requested after 10pm right before riders are dropped off downtown at a club?
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Years from now we really will be able to order something online and have it dropped off at our door hours later by a tiny flying robot.
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The Milwaukee Police Department is pleased to announce that Cierra S. Warren was dropped off at a Milwaukee Police District at about 2:00 P.M. this afternoon.
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You're guaranteed to get dropped off first — and get some Uber Cash for the different type of ride and potential stress of sitting next to a stranger.
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Kellyanne Conway (February): After the counselor to the President said Flynn had Trump's "full confidence" but hours later he resigned, her air time dropped off, per CNN.
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As they were crossing the border after being dropped off by their grandmother on the entry line, officers took two of the girls in for secondary inspections.
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No head count taken Employees found Myles' body after his grandmother and legal guardian called the center because he was not dropped off at home that afternoon.
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As of now, no children have been dropped off the rolls because states have enough money to keep the program running, though some will soon run out.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Formula One has taken a new direction since Liberty Media's takeover in January and 'Bernie Avenue' has dropped off the Hungarian Grand Prix road map.
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Trading goods between the Gulf and China has grown rapidly in the last few years, although it has dropped off recently because of the weaker oil price.
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Eritrean Zersenay Tadese and Ethiopian Lelisa Desisa, the other two main runners, both dropped off the pace and were out of the running by the halfway mark.
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Only half of the €73 billion ($436 billion) on offer in its early stages was taken up, and later demand dropped off further (see left-hand chart).
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They found an increase in physical activity — but that dropped off after about 30 days (though by a lesser degree among the heaviest users of the game).
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After Henley's suggestion, PGP emails dropped off entirely, except to transmit some preferred legal language three days later and submitting the final report 12 days after that.
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But he had been to Japan before, and when catcher Rick Ferrell dropped off the All-Americans roster just before the tour, Berg readily accepted the invitation.
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"Someone dropped off wedding invitations last year that were already stamped," Megan Hampton, who works at the informal post office, told The Press Enterprise in Riverside, Calif.
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The bars – and makeup wipes – were dropped off last weekend at hundreds of hotels and motels around the city, labeled with a phone number and a message.
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It came in handy if there was a mix-up — if an order dropped off at City Cleaners mistakenly ended up on the pickup rack at Anel.
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They might want to know you're leaving, and you don't want them to think you've dropped off the face of the planet or unfriended and blocked them.
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Jeff Turner, 240, had just dropped off his children and a friend at the school when he returned home to find his wife screaming in the driveway.
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In Grand Bahama, a Royal Caribbean cruise ship dropped off 10,000 meals, 10,000 bottles of water and more than 180 generators, as well as diapers and flashlights.
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According to Nuhr Rachrichten, the lawyer in Germany has been getting pie after pie, dropped off at various times of the day, without having ordered them himself.
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Earlier that morning, Ms. King had dropped off lottery tickets to the guys in the control room, a tradition whenever the pot is upward of $300 million.
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Yellow fever did not make it to urban centers last year, and when cases dropped off during the cooler winter months, Mr. Barros declared the outbreak over.
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Since the shooting, Mr. Buttigieg has mostly dropped off the campaign trail, canceling scheduled appearances at a Southern California fund-raiser and a South Carolina fish fry.
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We're told the couple dropped off their pooch at The Wagmor Luxury Pet Hotel Thursday on their way out of LA. They're keeping the location super secret.
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Dan Fults, 47, and his wife had dropped off their Huskies, Balto and Lucian, to be cared for at the facility, an hour after fleeing their home.
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The duo, of Phoebe Paradise and Jasmine Dunn, have just dropped off the video for "Underneath Your Skin," the lead single from their debut self-titled album.
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On a recent evening, dozens of migrants were dropped off at a shelter near the southern border of California, run by the San Diego Rapid Response Network.
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Lindsay Schrupp fell in love with Frank, a beagle mix, on Instagram, who had been dropped off at a kill shelter in Tennessee along with his littermates.
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The migrants, who have insisted on remaining together, are being dropped off at a rundown community sports center where officials set up a makeshift shelter last week.
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Once you start the game, you'll be dropped off on a deserted island with nothing but a tent and a few animal friends to help you along.
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The Dragon capsule then dropped off the "trunk," or bottom half of the spacecraft, and small thrusters pushed it into the correct vertical orientation before parachutes deployed.
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Ali Alfred Gombo, 22, didn't have keys to the home and was unable to enter after being dropped off outside early Sunday morning, CNN affiliate KIMT reported.
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With a change of leaders in Mexico, mural commissions had dropped off, and far-left politics — Rivera and Siqueiros self-identified as Communists — had become less welcome.
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The mailman dropped off entire canvas sacks of letters from citizens the world over who hoped to convert their own closets into cultural cachet and/or cash.
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One of the parents also dropped off a box of doughnuts, and I take two: one Boston cream to eat now and one honey cruller for later.
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Now, when children are dropped off at school, they are unsure if their parents will be there to pick them up at the end of the day.
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He and his platoon were dropped off in surrounding villages to look for evaders, grabbing boys who didn't have permits off the streets or from their homes.
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Sugath Dammika, 41, a laborer, said he had just dropped off two of his sons at his sister-in-law's house when it was buried by waste.
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That being said, Tanisha did have one gripe -- informing the court that Emani was dropped off more than 2 hours late for a scheduled visit last week.
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The plan in New Mexico already dropped off the marketplace there last year after it lost money and state regulators rejected a proposed 51.6 percent premium increase.
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"The trade deficit, very dear to my heart because we've been ripped off by the world, has dropped off by more than $50 billion," Trump said Friday.
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"I like to feel I am doing my bit to give something back," said Sandra Farn, as she dropped off a donation at the booth behind Corcoran.
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If not, the families would be issued notices to appear in immigration court at a later date, and dropped off at transit centers like Greyhound bus stations.
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I first met Lerdsila in 123 at World Muay Thai Gym in Newhall, California, when I dropped off my nine-year-old niece for the kids' session.
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After being dropped off, Winston peed a little, sniffed some other dog whose owner was clearly annoyed, then we made our way up via a freight elevator.
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To see if a robot successfully picked up and dropped off the right cargo at the right location, the researchers used two fluorescent dyes to distinguish the molecules.
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Video footage of him shows that he was dropped off at the hospital he said he walked to, and blood from his car matches DNA from Maleah's toothbrush.
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Vence also was seen on surveillance being dropped off by car at a hospital, the court documents say, contradicting his story that he walked there after the attack.
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As we learn throughout the season, after a bus ride goes horribly wrong, a few dozen kids are dropped off but their parents aren't around to collect them.
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The 23-year-old was last seen in the early morning hours of June 17 when she was dropped off at a park in North Salt Lake City.
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