In fact, bone density drops by over 1% per month.
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I take a break when my landlady's sister drops by.
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Becker drops by and tells her she did a good thing.
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Every time he drops by Saturday Night Live, it's an event.
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Immediately after a bite, blood pressure drops by around 40 percent.
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Oliver North drops by to discuss North Korea's latest nuclear launch.
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But they really come into their own when company drops by.
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By April, traffic from smartphones to online tax sites drops by half.
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Nope. A study by Sleep Health found that your GPA drops by .
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Ouija: Origin of Evil drops by 50 percent since opening against Boo!
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His neighbor Addie Moore (Jane Fonda) drops by with an unusual proposition.
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Meanwhile, Diddy drops by the show to see his friend Louise Herrick.
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It's not every day a member of Congress drops by a Twitch session.
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The tariff drops by 5 percentage points each year, ending at 15 percent.
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Others found much more significant impact — such as a paper that found that "Democratic turnout drops by an estimated 7.7 percentage points in general elections when strict photo identification laws are in place," while Republican turnout drops by only 4.6 points.
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And when there isn't a presidential election, voter turnout drops by around 33 percent.
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Vesta Stoudt, the creator of duct tape herself, drops by with a few tips.
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Occasionally a big name drops by — Al Gore, Scott Brown — and the chatter builds.
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Steve Buscemi drops by to trade a few quips; he's a robot, of course.
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U.S. OIL RIG COUNT DROPS BY 16 THIS WEEK, LARGEST FALL SINCE APRIL -BAKER HUGHES
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Reminder that US federal tax drops by $1875 for any Tesla delivered after June 30.
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The price drops by a massive 49%, and you get three extra months for free.
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Whenever Mr. Reyes drops by, she insists that he not leave until he eats something.
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So if he drops by Quicken Loans Arena once more, he'll speak all four nights.
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Clinton's support among likely voters under 30 drops by 10 points in four-way polls.
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And depending on the weather, I might use the Sun Drops by Dr. Barbara Sturm.
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She drops by from time to time, and the waitress Rosa Soto babysits her grandchildren.
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If a storm's pressure drops by more than 24 millibars over 24 hours, then it qualifies.
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Then The Verge's security expert Russell Brandom drops by to explain Krack and four-way handshakes.
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The minute you drive a new car off the lot, its value drops by about 20%.
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One of his exes drops by Kyle & Jackie O. Jokes are made and details are divulged.
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Alison Wright (Martha on The Americans) drops by occasionally as an old con friend of Marius's.
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He drops by very soon after to claim the necklace on his way to the jeweler.
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I eat at my desk and a partner drops by my office to discuss some cases.
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"Obama!" one little girl shouts out in excitement when Obama drops by her computer lab class.
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Members of Congress tour it, and occasionally a president or someone from his administration drops by.
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During these two particular weeks, the historical probability of tropical storm formation drops by nearly 23 percent.
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An officer drops by regularly, usually during lunchtime, checks in with administrators, then goes on his way. ●
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I work from home, so he drops by my desk a lot to distract me from working.
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Shortly thereafter, the market drops by 50 percent while you still owe the full amount you borrowed.
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In fact, the only thing that slowed Brady on Sunday were third-down drops by his receivers.
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He forgets a dinner with Layla when upperclassman Gwen Grayson (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) drops by to flirt.
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If the S&P 500 index drops by 7 percent or 13 percent before 3:25 p.m.
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My worrying brain constantly barrages me with what-ifs: What if the stock market drops by 50%?
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A sex worker, who requested anonymity, drops by UCSD's long-term sex worker study and clinic in Tijuana.
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He drops by with lunch and brings Kourtney a sandwich that he says used to be her favorite.
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So the amount of energy necessary to meet projected demand drops by a third just from the conversion.
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"That face when the President drops by for a visit," says the Instagram caption from the White House.
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A pivot point in the frame lets the Swing fold, so its wheelbase drops by around 50 percent.
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If you drink four cups of coffee a day, your risk of developing cirrhosis drops by 65 percent.
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She drops by Joan's house not to see the grande dame herself, but to talk with Mamacita, her housekeeper.
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The young girl often drops by the office, and Shivener almost always stops her work to be with her.
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Back in the city, Adam drops by to check in on his sister and the baby at Laird's place.
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My mom drops by and M. makes me another drink while we decide what to do for dinner now.
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On to Violet, who drops by the farm with food for Hollywood when she sees his truck is out front.
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At least until Bobo drops by for a hug and an announcement that he'll be looking to avenge Aubrey's death.
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"That face when the President drops by for a visit," the White House captioned the pic on its Instagram page.
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Miranda drops by the Ellen DeGeneres Show on Tuesday where he describes a highly complicated scene in the upcoming sequel.
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OIL PRICES EXTEND LOSSES, BRENT MAY FUTURES CONTRACT DROPS BY MORE THAN $1 TO SESSION LOW OF $65.11 A BARREL
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He drops by a retro radio station, where a character known as "the Woodsman" will soon broadcast a creepy speech.
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The Lacy house later becomes central to the main plot when Henry Deaver drops by in the dark of night.
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The other standout scene comes when Albert drops by Gordon's room to fill him in on what Diane's been texting.
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However, when we run a model using the 2014 midterm electorate, support drops by 3 points in the median state.
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It goes like this: If you love hamburgers and the price drops by 20 percent, wouldn't you really love a hamburger?
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But he still drops by the New Jersey factory multiple times a week to check in on how business is going.
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Every December, he drops by for a general check up on his prosthetic little finger, replete with wrinkles and a nail.
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And Basquiat also drops by some band performances from DNA, Kid Creole and the Coconuts, and James White and the Blacks.
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Comedian and actor Kumail Nanjiani, who hosts a terrific podcast about The X-Files, drops by as an animal control officer.
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Our blink rate drops by a third when we're reading on screens, leaving our eyes dry, according to the University of Iowa.
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A workaholic is killed in a car accident and brought back as some kind of retriever, drops by his family home Mrs.
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When they return home, Stan drops by and accuses Philip of sleeping with Sandra because Tori saw them together at the restaurant.
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Leslie Jones drops by with a Salt-N-Pepa-inspired verse, and it features a cameo from Run-DMC's own Darryl McDaniels.
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SCRAPS told KREM a cat's breast cancer risk drops by 91 percent if the feline is spayed before they are 6 months old.
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" A few hours after the memo went out, Eric Trump tweeted, "Amazing how quickly one changes their tune when viewership drops by 31%.
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One day, a former colleague, a detective, Nogami (Masahiro Higashide), drops by the school, asking Takakura for quiet help on an old case.
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Tabloid photographers are there when they leave for work, when they return at night, when Kim Kardashian West or Steven Mnuchin drops by.
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Two weeks later, the S&P 500 Insurance Industry Group drops by an average 4.7 percent, trading negatively 80 percent of the time.
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Developers will start projects next year but delay buying modules until 2020 or later because the tariff drops by 5 percent each year.
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During a bear market — which is when stocks fall by at least 20% — research shows that the market drops by an average of 30%.
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Other states hurt by the oil drop are No. 42 Oklahoma, which falls 11 spots; and No.12 North Dakota, which drops by 6.
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Female unemployment drops by an average of 0.2 points every year under Democrats, while it goes up by about the same amount under Republicans.
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The next morning, the social worker drops by and tells them that they're going to recommend that Déjà's mother gets custody of her daughter.
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Because Trump uses stock values as a measure of his own performance, he or his aides often follow such drops by tempering his statements.
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In some places the transition is so abrupt, Mr Park says, that annual rainfall drops by an inch for every mile east you go.
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I started out trying, I did, but they's such a downer that my productivity drops by 12% for a whole day after we talk.
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"Bombogenesis," also known as a "bomb cyclone," occurs when a storm's barometric pressure drops by 24 millibars in 24 hours, greatly strengthening the storm.
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Manning played through several drops by his receivers just as he has fought through all adversity sent his way in the past two months.
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Ahead of performances in New York in May, the company drops by the Guggenheim to provide snippets of works and discuss contemporary Cuban dance.
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Then Mary Ellen's friend Daniela (Katie Sarife) drops by, pokes around the artifacts room and unlocks the glass case, unleashing the doll's terrorizing spirit.
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Manziel only had 4 practices with Montreal before taking over the starting role -- and he was hurt by some key drops by his WRs.
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The Chromebook Tablet CT211 has a 214-inch touchscreen and is supposed to be protected against drops by its rubberized chassis and tempered glass display.
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And she still drops by the cafe at the language school to practice Dutch with retired folks; the conversation is mostly about elections and taxes.
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To attract its victim, the glow worm illuminates its net of reflective drops by turning on its bioluminescent tail and shuttling through its mucus tube.
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The storm was expected to fit the definition of a bomb cyclone, in which barometric pressure drops by at least 24 millibars in 24 hours.
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It was believed it would qualify as a bomb cyclone, a designation given when barometric pressure drops by at least 24 millibars in 24 hours.
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The biggest drops, by far, have come in states that expanded their Medicaid eligibility standards to allow coverage of more poor adults, as allowed by Obamacare.
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The Vitamin Shoppe started stocking its shelves with oral CBD soft gels this week and will start selling CBD drops by the end of the month.
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Nova's friend Red drops by for a visit to pick up something; turns out it's some of Nova's jewelry, including the pearls Robert had given her.
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For each doubling of a country's gross domestic product per capita, the prevalence of breast-feeding at 12 months drops by 10 percentage points, he said.
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The headphones will be on display at a couple design shows in Finland — here's hoping someone from Audio Technica or Sennheiser drops by and gets inspired.
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Jessica, a breeder, chats enthusiastically about her stud as she drops by to visit Malorie, a pregnant recluse who spends her days painting in her studio.
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The economic impact of climate change drops by up to 70 percent if greenhouse-gas emissions peak before the middle of the century and then fall.
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In one running joke, every time the chief drops by Holm's apartment with a congratulatory loaf of walnut bread, she's in bed with a different colleague.
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This week on Gadget Lab, WIRED senior writer and former show host Arielle Pardes drops by to talk about how Silicon Valley has ruined work culture.
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But just when the Kims think they're on top of the world, an unexpected visitor, the old housekeeper (Lee Jeong-eun), drops by to retrieve something.
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Research shows that once there are two manufacturers of a generic drug, the price typically drops by about half; with eight, it drops to about a fifth.
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The survey also found that for each additional hour that traffic adds to a weekend car trip, travel demand drops by an average of about 18 percent.
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The rent payable on metal stuck in a queue longer than 30 days drops by half and after 50 days no rent is payable on LME metal.
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When sleep deprived, leptin drops by 15% while ghrelin spikes 15%, meaning that you'll feel more hungry, but when you do eat, you don't feel as full.
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The second time Jeanie drops by the Rabbit Hole, she's a little more off-the-rails: She orders a glass of Chardonnay in place of her Americano.
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FEYERICK (voice-over): Not far away in another part of Lexington, Kentucky, grandmother Kathy Allen drops by the high school to pick up grandkids Kayla and Madison.
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The cast is effectively rounded out by Ari Graynor as Maggie, the boys' drug-and-drink-addled mom, who sporadically drops by to steal something to sell.
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According to Cleaning the Glass, L.A.'s Expected Wins total drops by 210 games when Randle is on the court—by far the best number of his career.
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"If the premium, the value of the options spread drops by half, under 25 cents, let's go ahead and cut the trade and contain the risk," said Gordon.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Venture capitalist Ben Lerer, whose firm backed BuzzFeed and Axios, drops by Breakingviews to discuss why startups in the news industry have been suffering.
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Mr. Breslauer, who is from Rickmansworth, England, frequently drops by the market to discuss the latest cricket match, which the store clerks from India stream on their phones.
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" Best of all, the underground superstar Mario Montez, introduced with the honorific "Mister," drops by to perform a slightly mangled version of "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend.
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After she calls to set up a meeting with him, Remy drops by and agrees to cover her responsibilities over at Ralph Angel's farm while she meets with Martin.
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The carbon-fiber ProHawk UAV can also be manually piloted using an included long-range remote control for those times when a large flock of birds drops by unexpectedly.
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The circuit breaker rules, which were first effective in 2013, contain three different thresholds that stop trading: if S&P 500 index drops by 7, 13, or 20 percent.
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If the market has a big downturn, you will owe tax on the full amount at conversion even if the account value drops by 30 percent before year-end.
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The base 75 and 75D versions have seen price reductions of $5,21 and $2000,2100 for Model S and X, respectively, while the 25D's price drops by $2500,29 for both cars.
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The worst of the bunch tends to be Sears Holdings, which drops by an average of greater than 14 percent a week later, trading negatively 100 percent of the time.
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And as if to prove her point, a friend drops by the table and opens up her own purse, inside which Ms. Irving has stashed her all-important eyelash curler.
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The coach drops by to explain the rules — no women upstairs, no alcohol in the house — mostly so the audience can have the vicarious pleasure of watching as they're broken.
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Gina Sanchez, CEO of Chantico Global, says that the recent pullback has been due to drops by some of China's biggest internet names, which include Alibaba, Sina, Tencent and Baidu.
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The cost in financial and human terms drops by up to 70 percent if greenhouse-gas emissions peak before the middle of the century and then drop, the report says.
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Otto, for instance, is pursued by the Pigman, a half-human, half-porcine podcaster (Ryan Wesley Stinnett) who drops by, usually uninvited, with Missy (ToniAnne DiFilippo), his helmet-wearing assistant.
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If black Democratic turnout drops by 15 points nationally, for example, Clinton's odds of winning drop to about 72 percent, by a projected margin of just 32 Electoral College votes.
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If you assume any rate of improvement at all, then the games will become indistinguishable from reality, even if that rate of advancement drops by 1,000 from what it is now.
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" Earlier this month, Musk was prompting people to buy Tesla vehicles, with a Twitter post reminding them that "US federal tax drops by $1875 for any Tesla delivered after June 30.
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But trouble swiftly shows up: A bratty girl whose mother can make or break your new place of business drops by, and you're not able to provide the services she needs.
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Read that again: Senior officials in the Trump campaign allegedly contacted Stone about future drops by WikiLeaks of illegally stolen emails that would damage Clinton's legitimate chances of winning the presidency.
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While you'd need to sock away a whopping $2000,000 per month to hit that milestone in 10 years, that amount drops by a lot if you aim further into the future.
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He also drops by the home of Juanita Abernathy, one of the last surviving original civil rights leaders and wife of famed Ralph Abernathy, Martin Luther King's closest friend and advisor.
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On Monday, we're seeing a moderate version of that same trend, as the Nasdaq 100 drops by 0.6 percent, while the S&P 500 is off by just about 0.2 percent.
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Most important to me is that for each 220-milligram drop in heart-damaging LDL on a statin, the risk of a major cardiovascular event drops by 250 percent each year.
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If you assume any rate of improvement at all, then the games will become indistinguishable from reality, even if that rate of advancement drops by 1000 from what it is now.
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The Raptors win with defense when DeRozan sits—they're never worse on that end than when he's on the floor—but their offense drops by nearly 10 points per 100 possessions.
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When Earl drops by the studio—previously seen eating pizza with Arthur and his dad while watching Scarface in 20,000 Days on Earth—his presence makes the absence of his brother palpable.
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This time around, Meg Gill drops by Alabama, where home brewing was legalized just four years ago—sparking a craft beer revolution in a state that had long been thirsting for one.
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If you assume any rate of improvement at all, then the games will become indistinguishable from reality, even if that rate of advancement drops by a thousand from what it is now.
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Ritualistic pronouncements of deliciousness abound, often punctuated with a certain four-letter word, and the occasional non-culinary star — Aziz Ansari, Jimmy Kimmel — drops by to both lend and borrow celebrity wattage.
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Ikram's findings highlight that if diagnoses of any of the three diseases are delayed by one, two or three years, the potential risk of developing the disease drops by 20% to 50%.
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People who earn between $100,000 and $250,000 would be eligible for forgiveness on a sliding scale – that $50,13 in debt relief drops by $1 for every $3 a person earns over $100,000.
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The products might be lightly used, but more commonly never used, and might include limited-edition sneakers, expensive t-shirts released in "drops" by brands themselves or items from one-off capsule collections.
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"It's fucking hard to stay positive when doing this 5 days a week when it feels like nobody drops by," another Redditor wrote in a different thread, after spending months streaming to nobody.
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Most of the Chrome features should be included in version 54, which is set to launch in mid-October; some will have to wait until 55 drops by the end of the year.
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FYI, Dak -- the rookie out of Mississippi State -- crushed it last night ... going10 for 12 with 139 yards and 2 TDs ... and his 2 incomplete passes were both drops by the tight end.
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"With quiet start activated, the decibel level of the new Mustang GT drops by about 10 decibels, to a much more comfortable 72 decibels – about the level of a household dishwasher," he added.
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Mitch drops by the UBA offices to plead with his staff ahead of rumors that the New York Times plans to run a more detailed follow-up piece about the allegations against him.
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Later, Ashley Nicole Black, an Emmy-winning writer and correspondent for "Full Frontal with Samantha Bee," drops by to answer the columnists' questions about making light of a very dark year in politics.
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Xzibit even drops by to get in on the feast, treating himself to a lamb chop paired with asparagus and salsa verde—brought together with some high-grade keef and a THC-laden marinade.
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Traders said prices were lifted from earlier drops by hopes that Washington and Beijing could resolve their trade disputes, which have dented global economic growth, before a March 21.4 deadline, during negotiations this week.
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As if Shideh (Narges Rashidi) didn't have enough to deal with in the midst of the Iran-Iraq war, a casual Djinn — a malevolent Middle-Eastern spirit — drops by her family's Tehran apartment block.
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If Republican turnout drops by the 36 percent that it did the last time a Republican held the White House, Democrats need to get 951,000 drop-offs to vote again in those 28 districts.
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Diana Gabaldon's third Outlander book, Voyager, actually picks up in 1765, making Jamie 45 (yes, the timings are confusing, and no, that doesn't mean Claire's age drops by a year; their age gap actually widens).
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That they could change the behavior of the drops by manipulating the thickness of a silicone gel on which they rested came as a surprise to Stefan Karpitschka, a physicist who worked on the study.
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Largest King Penguin Colony in the World Drops by 90% A'ja Wilson, W.N.B.A.'s Top Rookie, Finds Her Voice and Her Way Oscars to Add 'Popular Film' Category, Creating Questions The Internet Trolls Have Won.
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Surrealism influenced many pieces, whether it was the grandfather clock tied up in a knot by the British sculptor Alex Chinneck, or a bronze bench dripping dew drops by Reinier Bosch in the Priveekollektie stall.
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New rules such as QBRC due to be introduced from May mean the rent payable on metal stuck in a queue for longer than 30 days drops by half and is eliminated altogether after 50 days.
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It wasn't as awful as it could have been, but it hasn't wowed me yet, and the only time I can see myself actually watching this show is if Harry Styles himself ever drops by. —A.
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With a $15 billion cash stockpile and a $68 billion valuation, Uber has been executing a growth campaign unlike any other, relentlessly recruiting drivers with sweet incentives and subsidizing rides to counter price drops by rivals.
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After a member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff drops by Trump's office to tell him how the military is very excited to hear about Trump's "secret plan" to destroy ISIS, Baldwin's Trump suddenly gets tongue-tied.
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Creek drops by Manfred's trailer to apologize about her dad, have a beer, and tell us her life story as well as the backstories for everyone who is going to be a leading player in the series.
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Market "circuit breakers" — or small pauses in trading regulators can impose to prevent a stock market crash from occurring — don't begin to kick in until the S&P 500 drops by 7 percent in a single day.
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Under current terms, MetLife would be barred from paying dividends on common stock or buying back shares if its equity drops by more than 10 percent and it reports a cumulative net loss over four consecutive quarters.
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Denmark's union-negotiated minimum wages kick in at age 18, and, sure enough, the study finds that employment drops by a third when 17-year-olds turn 18, suggesting large-scale unemployment due to a minimum wage.
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Earlier polling by the Kaiser Family Foundation found that if you present voters with the argument that single-payer would give the federal government too much control over health care, support drops by more than 20 percent.
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Graddy and Lieberman focus specifically on paintings, and they conclude that the value of an artwork drops by about 35% when created during a period of grievance, as compared to works made by the same artist at other times.
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In the meantime, the option of air drops by helicopters and air lifts to besieged areas - which require Damascus's approval to use its air space - remain on the table, although land convoys are cheaper and more efficient, he said.
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First on that list for me is musician Drake, who drops by this T-Mobile ad to perform his hit "Hotline Bling," which is then changed by cellphone company executives to reflect things like music streaming incurring data charges.
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Why it matters: The storm is likely to intensify at a rate that will qualify it as a meteorological "bomb" — short for bombogenesis, which describes non-tropical storms whose central pressure drops by at least 24 millibars in 24 hours.
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The notes move in the rhythm to each song — a guitar in "Heart Out" by The 1975, a drum in "When the Bassline Drops" by Craig David and Big Narstie, and a guitar in "Green & Gold" by Lianne La Havas.
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How many spend their weekdays inside and alone, while their owners are at work, save for the one or two times a dog walker or neighbor drops by for a few minutes to feed them and take them out briefly?
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Sadie sides with Chapman on favoring "spitters," suitable for making cider and applejack, and when Chapman drops by with more saplings or a jug or two of the good stuff, he and Sadie get drunk and have a fine old time.
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James has made good on his desire to play with pace and 21.7 percent of all the Lakers possessions are conducted in the open floor, a number that drops by a meaningful 3.2 percent without him, per Cleaning the Glass.
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Our sensitivity to sweet and salty foods drops by about 30 percent in the air, compared to when we're on the ground, according to a 2010 study commissioned by Lufthansa and conducted by the Fraunhofer Institute for Building Physics in Germany.
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The Kaiser poll found that the percentage of Americans who support a national health plan drops by 19 percentage points when people hear that it would eliminate insurance companies or that it would require Americans to pay more in taxes.
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And these hurdles to voting can affect outcomes, Emily Badger reported for the New York Times: Mr. Pettigrew's research suggests that for each hour would-be voters wait, their probability of voting in the next election drops by one percentage point.
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For every one standard deviation increase in competitive incentives, the practice of cross-trading - one fund in a family buying shares from another - drops by 0.18 percentage point, which is an increase compared to the average fund of a meaningful 10 percent.
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DoubleTree by Hilton offers a complimentary "signature, warm" cookie to guests all year long, but on National Cookie Day, the chain has been extending that offer to anyone who drops by one of their hotels whether they're paying for a room or not.
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The fastest-growing cohort of consumers are Hispanic, with their share of overall spending forecast to rise by about two percentage points by 2020, even as the share of white Americans drops by the same amount, according to Morgan Stanley, a bank.
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So she locks herself away and loses herself in sleep and videos, having contact only with a credulous psychiatrist (who prescribes a cocktail of pills), her bulimic best friend (who drops by to share her woes) and the Egyptian staff of her local bodega.
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Cato Institute Fellow Chris Edwards calculates that if payroll taxes (which were unchanged) are excluded, the tax burden on those earning between $40,000 and $200,000 drops by 14.8 percent to 56.3 percent, again with the biggest savings accruing to those in the lower income brackets.
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Redeker said that investors into passive funds can choose risk strategies allowing them to sell out completely if their investment drops by a certain amount, and this can cause a cascade effect, where small market moves are amplified if passive funds automatically sell off assets.
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Ivey is one of those actors who seem to turn their nervous systems over to their roles; when Billy, an old beau from high school, drops by the museum earlier than planned, her hand flies to her hair in an unconscious gesture of belated beautification.
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But Olivia still hasn't quite hit rock bottom until after the "funeral," when she goes to Fitz (Tony Goldwyn) and falls back into his arms even after the super crappy thing he says to her when he drops by to give his condolences earlier in the episode.
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If the price of a ticket drops by more than the locking fee, FLYR alerts the traveler of the better price, and they can either book through at that lower price, or get a refund for the difference within a day or so of completing the purchase.
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The big picture: This particular storm has intensified so rapidly that it qualifies as a "bomb cyclone," a non-technical moniker applied to storms that undergo a process known as bombogenesis, through which their minimum central air pressure drops by at least 24 millibars in 24 hours.
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So when Betty drops by the trailer to see if Jughead wants to help her decipher the code Juggie says he's already working with Toni (cue token Betty eyebrow raise moment) to which Betty quickly inserts invites herself and Kevin along to figure it out together.
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"For a lot of players, you're in your lane, you're dealing with the enemy on the other team, and unless the jungler drops by, that's probably going to be the limit of your interaction in the first 15 or 20 minutes of the game," Street said.
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What may result is a tug-of-war between reduced demand and lower available supply, which may result in lower prices if demand drops by more, or in higher prices if the demand holds up and the supply can't reach end-users because of restrictions on ports.
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We aren't told who that someone is except for the appearance of a mysterious woman no one has ever seen before who drops by to threaten Eli, telling him he'd do well to remember who is in charge and that his daughter is on borrowed time.
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Early in the first episode of Hulu's new tongue-in-cheek time-travel adventure Future Man, the show's slacker hero, Josh Futturman (played by Josh Hutcherson), drops by his local video game store, where he and the employees have a long conversation about Ms. Pac-Man's sexual appetites.
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Streaming on: Netflix In every season of Top Chef, there's an episode (or three) where a moderately famous chef drops by and everyone sings his or her praises, going on and on about how he or she possesses some magical skill that sets him/her apart from other chefs.
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Chris Harrison drops by to alert the guys that due to ABC wanting to smother us with steroids this week, that night's cocktail party would now be a pool party with a rose ceremony chaser — provided any brave souls can survive that long in the presence of Chad.
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Mr. Levinson allows his star to settle into the skin of a fussy cynic, who's so nit-picky that when the Securities and Exchange Commission drops by for a routine check, he's more annoyed by the agent's jacket than at the possibility that his con could be exposed.
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Every element of The Night Of drips with fastidious quality, from the perfectly framed shots (mostly courtesy of series co-creator Steven Zaillian, though The Theory of Everything director James Marsh drops by for an episode) to the quietly literary scripts by crime novelist and series co-creator Richard Price (with occasional assists from Zaillian).
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The hilarious grotesquerie of these sequences hits a peak when Jackie Torrance drops by the morning after the slayings, failing at first to notice the signs of foul play (including Lola's bloody lobster apron) because she's too busy nit-picking the details Gordon got wrong in his restaging of an infamous 1929 ax murder.
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At this point, when we did our first talk ones, it was sort of related to the ... Hrishi from Song Exploder does this show called The West Wing Weekly, which is his recap of "West Wing," but he does it with Joshua Malina, who was on "The West Wing," and, you know, Aaron Sorkin drops by and stuff like that.
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" Ms. James offers this advice: "If you are struggling with bloating, gassiness, fatigue, or inability to concentrate; if you have some puffiness; if your weight goes up and down all the time in a way that's unexplainable by your food choices, it goes up by five pounds and then it drops by five pounds four days later, then there is a sensitivity and it warrants you taking it out.
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There are post-game sponsorships, halftime sponsorships, replay sponsorships, constant name drops by announcers, not to mention the fact that basketball games are perfectly structured for advertising—frequent time-outs at the end of the game make it such that your parting image isn't the red of a clock ticking to zero, so much as a cattle brand searing the words "Kia Sorrento" onto the back of your retinas.
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