"After Anatevka" picks up Hodel's story where "Fiddler" drops off.
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The plane drops off guests right next to the resort.
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The eight-minute recording ends when the first operator drops off.
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But after this period the likelihood of improvement drops off radically.
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But the quality of third-party apps drops off steeply from there.
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If any one guest drops off, new ones can then be added.
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Even if corporate travel drops off, tourism from international visitors may increase.
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And what happens to the spacecraft after it drops off its sample?
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Thereafter, open interest drops off sharply until December, when bearish views predominate.
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A self-driving Starship robot drops off deliveries in Emerson Valley, Britain.
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Its new Bird Delivery service drops off scooters by 8:00 a.m.
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But the value of cost-sharing subsidies drops off the higher one's income.
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We agree that I'll do grocery shopping while P. drops off some returns.
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As time goes on, the USGS said, the number of aftershocks drops off.
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Everything changes when Madea (Tyler Perry) drops off three children at her doorstep.
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But he certainly doesn't expect a celebrity reception when he drops off an order.
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Saroo drops off to sleep, but when he wakes up, Guddu has not returned.
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When the wind drops off, or the sun sets, something else has to step in.
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A delivery guy drops off a beet salad and 15 hot wings, which they split.
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As soon as Jay drops off Zach he runs into Adam West in HIS Batmobile.
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And so the two are off...surprisingly, to Davis's place, where Charley drops off Micah.
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On Tuesdays and Thursdays, my husband drops off the baby and dog at his parents' house.
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A back shell hooked up to the parachute drops off, and InSight fires up its thrusters.
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Then up and coming rapper Lancey Foux drops off brand new music and a world premiere.
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Holland said his company drops off customers near dolphins and moves their vessel 50 yards away.
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On an afternoon in May, one neighbor drops off chicken noodle soup, fresh strawberries and cake.
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Also considerWe're not inclined to recommend a cheaper Chromebook, as the display quality drops off significantly.
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MORNING: An employee of American Iron Works drops off $40,000 in cash to the Savopoulos home.
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Trumpism, like Brexit and European populism, are old men's movements: support drops off sharply with age.
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After he moves the cars back, Mr. Rosado drops off all the keys at the office.
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Ask them for a specific vote for such a legal change, and that support drops off.
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It also has designated drop-off spots to streamline drops off and time spent in the car.
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My husband gets home around 5, and my mother-in-law drops off the dog shortly after.
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Outside, the 85-foot infinity pool drops off into a sweeping view of Los Angeles and beyond.
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She drops off her sons at the bus stop each day, then goes for a morning run.
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Her day starts at around 7:30 am, when she drops off her son Ezio at daycare.
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If someone drops off the radar after saying they are in, it probably means they are out.
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It's probably not too surprising that the frequency with which people have sex drops off as they age.
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So you see the dose rate drops off really, really quickly as you move away from the source.
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Meghan Markle's father Thomas Markle drops off flowers at Meghan's mother Doria Ragland home days before the wedding.
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She says yes, and he drops off a 30-pound African turtle and a bag of dog food.
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That's the one where sound bounces from earbud to the other or just drops off of one side.
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That engagement could carry to the off-year elections, when the participation of young voters traditionally drops off.
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The Atlantic Ocean off Spain and Portugal, by contrast, is poorly stocked because the seabed drops off sharply.
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There's a point where the attention drops off and when I notice it, we call it a night.
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Many high-end retailers are expected to struggle as Chinese tourism and spending on luxury goods drops off.
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China is expected to post 6.2% growth this year before it drops off to 3.6% and then 5.5%.
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Succulent Studios drops off two fledgling succulents each month, with all sorts of fun varieties in the mix.
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Then, Chicago rapper/producer Kweku Collins drops off brand new music and gets deep into how colonialism ruined everything.
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The scoring drops off to senior guard T.J. Dunans and freshman center Austin Wiley, who average 7.3 points apiece.
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A few different longitudinal studies have suggested that after the late 20s, swimming performance drops off by something like .
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Absolutely." After series of Trump comments, the song drops off and the words, "How does he make you feel?
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Although the show's quality drops off in its later seasons, Gilgun remains a bright spot up until the end.
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One of the best feelings we get all week is when Tom drops off his socks at the shelter.
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A fisherman drops off his catch, which is then placed into a plastic tote bag fixed with a barcode.
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So it is really someone drops off the face of the earth, naturally everyone wants to know what happens.
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But go beyond the cluster of blocks in the small town, and the high-speed service drops off quickly.
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Don't judge the others, or indeed judge anyone who drops off any call for any reason at any time.
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My earrings turned back to water and trickled down my shoulders; I shrugged the drops off my beautiful fur.
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Netflix isn't far behind with 117 nominations, but it drops off from there in terms of services and networks.
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"For this type of heart attack known as STEMI, the risk drops off very fast," he told Reuters Health.
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Edwina Allen (left) drops off signed petitions with Reclaim Idaho volunteer Nirmala Sandhu in Meridian, Idaho, on March 220, 28.
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But after a few weeks, that demand drops off after the core fans of the limited time product are satisfied.
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He is no longer a doctor at their practice, and only really appears when Mindy drops off their son Leo.
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Apps are not an order of magnitude better than their predecessor; thus, adoption drops off as quickly as it started.
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One of the restaurant's investors drops off some chocolate peanut butter bars, and I help myself to a tiny piece.
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"I hold the door open as he drops off the food and keep it open until he leaves," she wrote.
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Ruuskanen said the risk drops off in the days after the transition because our bodies and circadian clocks gradually adapt.
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As the land drops off in either direction, the elevation difference doesn't just drive raindrops downhill—it also moves human waste.
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The Nasdaq Composite Index of tech stocks and the broader S&P 500 suffered similar drops, off 2.1% and 20163% respectively.
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He poses as a Postmates delivery person, then drops off a box of free donuts at the agency he's interested in.
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Another Chicago player drops off to help defend him, and a stork-thin Latvian cuts beyond the top of the key.
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Today, Uzi drops off a new video for "You Was Right," a Metro Boomin-produced track from Lil Uzi Vert vs.
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While attempting to repair his tarpaulin roof during a storm, Buckmaster seems to lose consciousness, as his narration drops off abruptly.
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Buy a HelloFresh gift cardHelloFresh is a meal kit delivery service that drops off fresh ingredients for delicious home-cooked meals.
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Viewership often drops off as debates drag on, meaning Warren probably had the advantage when higher numbers of people were watching.
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Then, international model and DJ Kim Lee takes us through her career and drops off an exclusive mix of house bangers.
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Called Swallow Reef, the atoll is a ring of life that drops off more than 3,000 meters (10,000 feet) into deep ocean.
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Meanwhile, shopping apps' usage increases dramatically in the fourth quarter (up 29 percent quarter-over-quarter), but drops off again in Q1.
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To me, that sounds like an 8-10 passenger EV that automatically picks up and drops off multiple users on shared routes.
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"Out here is where the ocean floor drops off," one of her more experienced companions explains, pointing to the darkness all around.
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Once this population is saturated, he says, the number of people susceptible to heroin use reduces, and therefore new users drops off.
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Moving into November, the probability for a landfalling hurricane in the United States drops off considerably, but it has happened in the past.
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The drone lands in a field, drops off a four-plus pound box of sunscreen bottles, and buzzes back up into the sky.
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But the circular patterns practically disappear on Saturdays, Sundays and federal holidays, when the average flight time drops off more than 70 percent.
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On a sliding scale it pushes masculinity so far that it drops off into a no-man's land of anything-goes performance art.
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According to the data, the chance of you reaching death by selfie drops off significantly (again, unsurprisingly) by the time someone hits 30.
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She gives this hypothetical scenario: Your boss drops off a report that she wants you to review and then send to a colleague.
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This allows me to do day-care pickup (my husband drops off the toddler in the morning) and not have a rushed evening.
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A delivery truck drops off döner kebabs at 7 AM. The driver unwraps the giant meat cone and rests it on his shoulder.
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China's economy is taking a big hit as exports slow, factory activity drops off, and consumers' demand for the latest tech gadgets evaporates.
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On day two of the custody battle, Arizona drops off a cranky Sophia at Mer's house, with the kid saying she hates her.
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CR: We're obviously in the midst of summer trading and that's usually very quiet; volatility drops off a cliff and so do volumes.
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A friend knits me socks and another drops off cookies, and still another writes a funny email or takes me to a concert.
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That might prove most beneficial for the Astros, since the quality of their starting pitching drops off significantly after Verlander, Cole and Greinke.
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Art drops off the list among those aged under 19907, with sports, technology and philanthropy the most popular interests among the under-218s.
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He drops off my food and iced coffee before he runs back out to finish the freelance project he's been working on this weekend.
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When Betty drops off the goods in hopes of exchanging them for her mom, she is knocked out and tied up next to Alice.
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In Texas, health care coverage for childbirth is quite high compared to other states, but drops off severely in the six months after birth.
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The guy promises to come in later this afternoon after he drops off his daughter, who is in the truck, at her mother's house.
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Sheila drops off a pillow and blanket, Justine brings snacks, Melanie reads a quiz from a magazine out loud, Rhonda sings her a song.
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In addition, Netflix&aposs licenses aren&apost indefinite and can expire at a set date, which is how some content drops off the platform.
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The midfield three then also drops off, Joe Ledley scurrying, Joe Allen rotating possession, and Aaron Ramsey always looking to launch a forward surge.
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I think it's fairly common in long-term relationships — which is among the reasons the frequency of sex so often drops off over time.
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On parts of the southern coast, and along the Florida Keys — as well as many Caribbean islands — the seafloor drops off far more rapidly.
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After that, it drops off to 43 percent for the presidency, and I doubt anyone in Congress will rise to applaud its 25 percent.
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When Sy drops off Emmit at home, he glances up to notice the villainous V.M. Varga (David Thewlis) peering down from a second-story window.
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On other issues asked about in the survey, Republican support drops off considerably (though not entirely) even while there's majority support from the American public.
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Things go from creepy to criminal when Aria and Emily confront Sydney after she drops off a surgery deposit for Jenna at a vision institute.
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The amount of data you can handle with a given antenna and amplifier drops off according to the square of its distance from the surface.
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With deep low-end torque, this machine feels quick enough off the line in urban traffic, but the power curve drops off as speed climbs.
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For instance, hire a housecleaning service or use a dry cleaning service that picks up and drops off to reduce your time spent on errands
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The elevation drops off sharply "In these mountains, we go from 3,000 feet to sea level in sometimes just four or five miles," Fayram said.
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Mel says reporters and photographers are waiting whenever she drops off their daughter to visit Stephen, and suspects he's alerting media to the visitation schedule.
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It's so mundane, but from where we're sitting right now you can go half a mile and suddenly the continent ends—it just drops off.
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Hertz drops off its Gold Plus Rewards Platinum members, and employees drive other customers to their terminals whenever they can, said Charlie Catalano, a spokesman.
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Shale wells typically produce a burst of oil in their first year of production, but their output drops off quickly and then slowly tapers off.
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Every morning, seven days a week, he wakes up around 3 AM and heads to a hospital complex where a minivan drops off the morning papers.
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This week on Noisey Radio, Dallas' 10k talks creating "The Whoa" dance, working with Lil Yachty and Lil Uzi Vert, and drops off a world premiere.
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It's where the world drops off all of its electronic waste for recycling, which is handled by generations of workers who are too poor to leave.
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Edwina Allen (left) drops off signed petitions as Reclaim Idaho volunteer Nirmala Sandhu notarizes at a coffee shop in Meridian, Idaho, on Tuesday, March 13, 2018.
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Then the driver scans the package, swipes to unlock, waits for the car to open, drops off the package and swipes again to lock the car.
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He tells TMZ ... his family will match every bottle of water the public drops off at their store -- which will then be shipped off to Flint.
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He and his wife, who has moved out and is staying with her sister, wave to each other through the window when she drops off food.
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He and his wife, who has moved out and is staying with her sister, wave to each other through the window when she drops off food.
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Daniel only has one scene this week — he drops off the last of Issa's things at her new apartment — so his progress cannot yet be measured.
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He drops off the merchandise at the unit after store runs, where he and Carolina also sort, package and prep the products to mail to Amazon.
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"My neighbor has some kid who rides by on his bike and drops off this hard drive," says Cuban-American photographer Lisette Poole, who lives in Havana.
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After all, we're talking about goalies who never recorded a single shutout, meaning that once a goalie gets his first goose egg, he drops off the list.
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Inside the List EXPECTING: Louise Erdrich's new novel, "Future Home of the Living God," drops off the hardcover fiction list after debuting last week at No. 13.
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The delivery radius is less than a mile and Tony drops off food to the wide variety of Brooklyn housing: public housing, old brownstones, new gentrified apartments.
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In fact, Delta told investors on Wednesday that it planned to make decisions in the next month on capacity in the fall, when demand usually drops off.
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After some decent banter, the conversation drops off because he stops giving me anything to work with and I'm not interested in doing any more heavy lifting.
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At Småland, for safety purposes, whoever drops off a child has to sign a paper and that signature has to match the signature used when you check out.
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The drivers may not own the vehicles, which could be part of a Google or General Motors fleet that picks up and drops off riders all day long.
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He drops off his boat at the Potomac Boat Club, an actual rowing club that faces the Potomac on one side and K Street NW on the other.
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"He says what he thinks," says a taxi driver in São Paulo as he drops off a carful of revellers clad in rainbow colours at the pride parade.
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"If the ultraviolet light drops off at some point, then New Horizons may have left the wall in its rearview mirror," the researchers explained in an accompanying statement .
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The mail truck comes by and drops off your order with a bunch of others, probably on a route she would've been driving anyway, no extra trip needed.
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When Fantasia James-Hollins drops off 3-year old daughter Antalisa for day care at Boston's Dimock Health Center, she greets clinic staff members and teachers by name.
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But every rider he drops off helps him understand the Uber service — and provides more insight than anything he'd get from a feedback survey or second-hand notes.
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A man who drops off the $45 box of pull-ups at my front door so I don't have to load him up and go to the store.
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The ship starts out attached between two airplanes, drops off after reaching a high altitude, rockets toward space, and then glides back to a landing on a runway.
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"When I met you in the summer," he goes, and his voice just drops off to be replaced by an uptempo burst of synth horns and light twinkling.
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The Italian company's top management has worked to strike a deal quickly, before viewership drops off after the Champions League final in May, according to one industry analyst.
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"That's where our information drops off," the source said, explaining that once a detainee is admitted to a hospital further information is not always entered into CBP's data bases.
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It paints a bleak future in which more than a billion people are displaced, food production drops off and some of the world's most populous cities are left partially abandoned.
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ICE routinely drops off families who pass their credible fear interviews at bus stations with tickets to relocate near families or sponsors while their immigration cases move through the courts.
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Eager for justice, Riley drops off the grid to prepare for her own brand of justice: taking out the cartel responsible for her family's death, one person at a time.
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Now, there won't be as much cause for worry if someone's location drops off because you'll be able to rest easy knowing it could just be because their phone died.
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Then all of a sudden, the battery drops off the bottom of the piston, starts to swell up, starts to glow this like bright red glowing, like lava-looking thing.
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Vitor Belfort versus Jacare Souza served to confirm Belfort's status in the post-TRT era as a fighter who is good for the first few minutes but quickly drops off.
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Montreal's dumpster diving community already drops off large quantities of unwanted food in public places to share with each other, but that wasn't enough for Bodnar to offload excess food.
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After the Falcon 43 drops off the Dragon capsule in orbit, the top portion of the rocket will stay in space longer than usual, performing a lengthy six-hour coast.
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The good news for him is that even if the free media drops off, Sanders will be able to buy a lot of media with all the money he's raised.
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The new leech, Macrobdella mimicus, has three jaws and 225 teeth, and is quite literally a creature of the Washington swamp: It drinks your blood and drops off when it's full.
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In December 2025, they will part ways when MTM drops off MPO and MIO in Mercury orbit, enabling the orbiters to observe the planet along different trajectories until at least 2027.
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But most doorbells can't alert you if someone drops off a box; at best, it'll sense that someone came by, and you'll need to review a video clip to see more.
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Before pursuing his enemies, Eric drops off his wife, Nicole (Anna Diop), for safe keeping with his brother, Isaac (Ashley Thomas), a heavily armed drug dealer whom she used to date.
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The latest battlefield is New York City, where Uber is refusing Mayor Bill de Blasio's demand that it share with the city data on when and where it drops off every passenger.
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"My UPS guy is really sweet, and I've had him for years, and he always [just] drops off the package, but you can see him through the glass window," she tells PEOPLE.
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Today, just in time for Memorial Day weekend, Hunt Gawd finally drops off the video for "Single for the Summer," a single for the summer about... well... being single for the summer.
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Manhattan drops off behind as you descend the new roadway on the Bayonne side, and it's possible to make out the giant warehouses and stores ( IKEA , Toys R Us) near the airport.
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The study found that productivity per hour declines sharply when the workweek exceeds 753 hours, and productivity drops off so much after 55 hours that there's no point in working any more.
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Blue Apron's growth is naturally going to slow as it grows into a larger company, but if consumer spending drops off on-demand delivery services may be the first to feel a squeeze.
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Unfortunately this drops off hard after a couple of attempts, which is why guys like Ricardo Lamas will go to the well time and time again unsuccessfully after landing the strike correctly once.
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That's just the start in a rapid-fire litany of violent events, from stab wounds to head shots to drops off of buildings to plucked-out eyeballs, all inflicted on the same actress.
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"My UPS guy is really sweet, and I've had him for years, and he always [just] drops off my package, but you can see him through the glass window," she told the outlet.
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"My UPS guy is really sweet, and I've had him for years, and he always [just] drops off the package, but you can see him through the glass window," Kunis told the magazine.
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Many voters are not yet aware of the details of the single-payer approach, but support drops off quickly when they learn that it would eliminate private insurance and the existing Medicare program.
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But the way the grass drops off suddenly in the foreground gives the viewer a vivid window into how it feels to watch such ordinary scenes from within a puddle of nebulous apprehension.
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A 2016 Vox poll found that among Americans ages 2404 to 22016, Snapchat is more popular than either Twitter or the Facebook-owned Instagram, but its popularity drops off dramatically among older users.
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Amazon Delivery Driver Drops Off a Bag of Poop on Family's DrivewayA man in east London was expecting a package from Amazon but the special delivery on his driveway was not what he'd ordered.
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And I would get the one page of a script for a guy who drops off a television to Hugh Grant, or who works at a newsstand and sells a paper to Julianne Moore.
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But research shows that question-asking peaks at age 4 or 5 and then steadily drops off, as children pass through school (where answers are often more valued than questions) and mature into adults.
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The truth is, not much will happen quickly to a corpse or anything organic if it's buried six feet under the soil's surface, because the diversity of decomposers drops off the deeper you go.
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In Verizon's case, coverage is strong when you're in close proximity to one of its 63G nodes, but quickly drops off as you move away and disappears entirely once the node is out of sight.
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If a price increase is passed down the line to the end user, it's also unclear how much more consumers are willing to pay before they stop buying instruments and demand drops off, Maltzman said.
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Shares of oil drillers and related stocks are likely to plunge this fall as demand drops off in the face of huge stockpiles of crude and refined fuel products, asset manager Louis Navellier said Wednesday.
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New research from Stanford shows that productivity per hour declines sharply when the workweek exceeds 50 hours, and productivity drops off so much after 55 hours that you don't get anything out of working more.
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Getting more women into AI at an early agePrecup said that in the field of AI research, intake of female bachelors students is already low, and it drops off even more at post-graduate level.
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In the video posted on Saturday, Teigen can be seen struggling as she twirls with a little help from husband John Legend, letting out a scream as she accepts defeat and drops off her tip-toes.
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"It comes out a few hours before we routinely go to sleep, helping induce sleepiness, then peaks throughout the night and drops off a few hours before we naturally awaken in the morning," Dr. Harris says.
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While AlphaGo is far superior to humans at playing the ancient Chinese game Go, reportedly its performance drops off significantly when playing on a differently sized board than the standard 19x19 Go board it learned on.
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High-end handbag makers are struggling as tourism drops off, for example, and some mall-based apparel retailers are seeing sales slow as more women opt to shop on platforms like Stitch Fix and Rent the Runway.
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So I'm headed to the grocery store with just over an hour to spare before the Special Ed bus drops off the kiddo at the house — the first day this week the bus service is running correctly.
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HANOI (Reuters) - Every 45 seconds or so, a neatly wrapped VanHeusen dress shirt destined for a J C Penney store in the United States drops off a new production line at a factory north of Vietnam's capital.
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"We start improving on the offensive end – I've been doing this (coaching in the NBA) a long time – it seems like when the ball starts going in, the (defense drops off)," Orlando coach Frank Vogel told reporters.
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Teaming up with local organizations, we arranged a delivery system that drops off summer meals for kids either at their homes or at drop-off points where families can pick up the food and take it home.
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But please don't write me if you're trying to figure out how to manage your account, or don't see the nutritional information that sometimes drops off recipes, or desire a larger print button, or an Android app.
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He cites figures that trackers used by Google are now on 76% of the top million websites and Facebook's trackers are on 24% of pages — saying it drops off "pretty quickly after that", with Twitter on just 12%.
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Samsung uses that technology, which is more efficient and creates thinner and more flexible screens, to give its Galaxy S7 Edge phones curved edges that create the impression that the screen drops off the side of the device.
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Scott Warren — who volunteered with the humanitarian group No More Deaths, which operates a camp that helps injured immigrants and regularly drops off water in the southwest Arizona desert — faced two counts of illegally harboring an undocumented immigrant.
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"By literally picking up where mass transit drops off, ride-sharing extends the reach of our public transportation systems," Kalanick wrote in the Wall Street Journal this past June, without specifying where the company plans to extend that reach.
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Image: GizmodoThe situation will get better as newer hardware arrives and the need to support legacy devices drops off—if you're buying all-new USB-C devices, you don't have too panic too much about them not working together.
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Last September, the company paid more than $65 million to acquire the shuttle service Chariot — "an extension of our value chain," Kwant said — which picks up and drops off riders in four US cities, competing with Lyft and Uber.
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As we settle into the overstuffed couch of her swank Manhattan hotel room, her publicist drops off a couple bottles of Evian before retreating back into the wings, leaving the country music icon and I alone to natter away.
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Offshore wind farms have been installed only in shallow water, but Statoil, the Norwegian oil company, and other companies are pursuing floating turbines that could work in many parts of the world where the sea floor drops off steeply.
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Its touchscreen controls might not be the easiest way to play the game, but if you want to get in a couple drops off the Battle Bus while you're away from your console or PC, they'll do the trick.
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The study didn't ask about the specific temperature of tea that drinkers regularly had, but research elsewhere has found that the cancer risk drops off completely for beverages under 65 degrees Celsius*—a level most people already drink tea and coffee at.
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The Stratolaunch technique is in some ways similar to that being pursued by Virgin Galactic: use a big plane to get a rocket off the ground and past the worst of the atmosphere, which then drops off and fires up on its own.
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The systems will work particularly well as solar power drops off at the end of the day, just at the time when demand starts to rise as utility customers get home from work and begin running air conditioners or turning on appliances.
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There aren't any guest MCs this time, but fans of the group will note that "Versace" producer Zaytoven drops off a couple tracks, along with "Hannah Montana" producer Dun Deal as well as Young Thug's Barter 6 and Slime Season cohort Wheezy.
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The number of women drops off at every increasing level of rank in academic science, but in biology, an especially large drop comes between earning Ph.D.'s and applying for tenure-track positions — a competitive bottleneck that frequently coincides with people starting families.
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Mr. Paul's David and Ms. Wallis's Claire appear to enjoy an idyllic life in the hipster-heavy Los Angeles neighborhood of Eagle Rock (the production design, by Tink, is outstanding in this respect), until one day, when Claire drops off the grid.
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In 2010, London based band Fanfarlo had their song "Atlas," with its gorgeous layered vocals, hand claps and mandolin strums, used in a scene in The Twilight Saga: Eclipse where Edward drops off Bella to hang out with her ride-or-die Jacob.
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The only land route that connects Isle de Jean Charles, Louisiana, to the rest of the continental United States is Island Road, a thin, four-mile stretch of pavement that lies inches above sea level and immediately drops off into open water on either side.
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The gas crossed the bowel wall into the blood vessel and as the blood travels back to the lungs to drop off carbon dioxide and get some more oxygen, it drops off those gasses it collected from your colon and you breathe them out.
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But antennas don't work well when they're flexed in weird directions — efficiency drops off a cliff, and there's very little power to begin with — the skin sensor is powered by harvesting RFID signals, a technique that renders very little in the way of voltage.
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Or the fault's rupture zone, which in this case was estimated to be about 70 miles long, may pass through an area where the seafloor rises or drops off, so that when the fault moves during the quake, it pushes seawater in front of it.
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Both international Brent and West Texas Intermediate crude futures crossed above $215 Thursday, though analysts expect prices to temporarily head lower again in the next couple of months as some supply returns and demand drops off as it does every year after summer driving season peaks.
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Kim Dong-yub, a defense analyst at the Seoul-based Institute for Far Eastern Studies, said North Korea appeared to have built the Hwasong-15 by upgrading the second stage of the Hwasong-153, which carries the missile through space after the first-stage booster drops off.
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A safety driver is behind the wheel while the car is on city streets as required by law, but the vehicle is driverless at the very end of the video after it drops off its "driver" and parallel parks itself – stopping for a crossing pedestrian in the process.
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That might be doable if you're planning a big trip, but the card's value really drops off in the second year when you still have to pay the $450 annual fee to get the $300 travel credit, but don't get any bonus points to offset the $150 difference.
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Part of Asbury Park's appeal is that it is so easy to reach: It's just over an hour from New York City or Philadelphia by car, and an easy ride on a New Jersey Transit train, which drops off day-trippers just a few blocks from the beach.
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Of course that's not really practical unless you're always in reach of a power socket and have the time to constantly monitor the battery level on your handset, but it's something to consider if you want to extend the time you get with your phone before the battery life drops off a cliff.
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But using the example of the traditional Formula One country of Italy to analyze fan demographics, the report shows that interest drops off after the age of 45 and is stronger in the 4-year-old to 14-year-old age group than in the 25-to-34-year-old age group.
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In the same way, the Los Angeles of 2017 is the kitchen at Salazar cooking tacos behind a plate-glass window over an open mesquite fire in Frogtown, as a procession of Ubers and Lyfts drops off customers in a neighborhood that was barely on the map back in those early days of Spago.
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I think autonomous vehicles deployed smartly into the city in a way that positions the autonomous vehicle after it drops off the person in a way that minimizes the additional movement, in other words, optimizes the routes, so that it's not a dumb autonomous vehicle in the sense of what ride it chooses to pick up.
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They illustrated this with maybe the easiest-to-understand physics graph you will ever see, below: As you get to larger distances from the center of a galaxy, from left to right in the graph, the velocity of matter increases, then drops off in all six of the galaxies on the lefthand graph—these are the distant galaxies.
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In the perfectly conceived and executed opening chapter, Eve Fletcher, a divorced mother and the harried director of a senior center, drops off her hungover son, Brendan, at a state university in the Northeast, but not before eavesdropping with disgust as Brendan, speaking in the demeaning patois of porn, receives a sexual parting gift from his ex-girlfriend.
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A big man receives a pass out of a pick and roll, rises up, flushes a two-handed dunk, does a little pull-up to avoid a defender below, drops OFF the rim in a crouching position, lands in a squat with the sheer POWER from his dunk turns the wood floor beneath him in SPLINTERS, and then he reaches down to the ice rink under the court—it's one of those types of set-ups—and merges with the ice in a brief but VERY dramatic spiritual/physical type ceremony, this man-made ice invading his brain as he takes on a robotic affect and he spends the rest of the game with vapor pouring out of his body, performing all his tasks with unnervingly crisp precision.
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