He drops to 0-2, but his ERA drops to 4.85.
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The iPhone 5123 drops to $2512 and the iPhone 26.1 drops to $2175.
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A few more pushes and she drops to the ground.
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When the baby giraffe emerges, it drops to the ground.
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In the Quality of Life category, Texas drops to 37th.
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In Brittany and greater Paris, her score drops to 31%.
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In the US, that number drops to one in 10.
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And that cap drops to 53 percent after a year.
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Then shots break out and Scott drops to the ground.
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The rate drops to only 6 yuan at other times.
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This drops to 175bp if leverage is below that level.
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That rate drops to just over half for the uninsured.
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After two years, its cost per wear drops to $0.90.
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Jaws sees other voids to cross and drops to survive.
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That drops to 65% among Hispanics and 42% among whites.
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For purchases after that date, the cap drops to $750,000.
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Minnesota, last year's top state, drops to fourth place this year.
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The school drops to the bottom of my list of options.
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Samford drops to 23-26 and has now lost three straight.
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After that, the maximum number of participants drops to three people.
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Outside New York City, the rate drops to around 40 percent.
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The graph drops to zero and then back up to 100.
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On a more conservative 23% discount rate, this drops to 45%.
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The loss drops to Toronto 218-27 in playoff series openers.
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After the first year the cost drops to $199 a month.
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An automatic recount will be triggered if that margin drops to .
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Once the cashback comes through, the total price drops to £15.
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The standard Apple TV with 32GB of storage drops to $149.
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Ferreira, holding a ring, then drops to one knee and proposes.
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For women of color, that number drops to a negligible .02%.
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That figure drops to 12 percent if attackers demand $500 or more.
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Listed at $287.99, the Ninja Foodi drops to $206.99 with code HOME.
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One silver spoon drops to the floor and the crowd, collectively, gasps.
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The speed drops to 50 Gbps at temperatures of 185 degrees Fahrenheit.
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But when home equity is excluded, that figure drops to roughly $27,000.
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Get rid of daylight saving time and that drops to 4,269 hours.
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Exercise drops to the bottom of my list because I'm so drained.
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If you throw the middle away, the number drops to 10 million.
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You only need a couple of drops to cover your entire face.
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Under ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion, federal reimbursement drops to 90 percent starting Jan.
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From June until the end of the year, that drops to $1,875.
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Fast forward to the present, and that drops to one in eight.
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With Howard on the floor, that number drops to an astounding 90.4.
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No wonder the state drops to No. 44 in our Economy category.
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When it comes to the giant pangolin, that drops to 277 animals.
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St. Louis drops to 219-113-211 in its past three games.
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Breaking News: Unemployment Rate, at 3.5%, drops to a 50 YEAR LOW.
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After being Tased, Sterling drops to his knees briefly and stands again.
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The corporate tax drops to 20 percent, with only a few deductions.
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He drops to his knees and wails loudly enough to turn heads.
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Deadpool calls it right before Angle Dust (Gina Carano) drops to confront them.
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In middle-income countries, that number drops to about 12 in every 1,000.
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It's usually listed at $99.95, though it routinely drops to this sale price.
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That number drops to 700 horsepower in the 180kWh version of the R20203S.
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That number drops to 19,612 if every character listed as "unidentified" is removed.
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The credit drops to again to $1,875 in the second half of 2019.
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For nearly new vehicles, or demonstration vehicles, the figure drops to 4,500 euros.
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After allowing for deductions and credits, that number drops to less than 5,20093.
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She looks very surprised and he drops to one knee, holding a ring.
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For users that interact with Clinton-related content, the number drops to 4.03.
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When the Gold cup is not played, revenue drops to about $25 million.
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US unemployment rate drops to 4.5% in March, the lowest in 10 years.
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The talks also authorised air drops to improve the humanitarian situation, he added.
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That drops to one in 27 patients in poor and middle-income countries.
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He has urged drug companies to move to smaller drops — to no avail.
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You check to see the response and your heart drops to the floor.
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Some key provisions: The corporate tax rate drops to 21 percent next year.
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As she runs closer, he drops to his knee, engagement ring in hand.
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Normally $99, it's on sale for $74.99, but drops to $63.75 with MERRYSAVE15.
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Drops to freezing temperatures were rare, and there was no snow in sight.
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For 18- to 29-year-olds that print news number drops to 2 percent.
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As kids age, the burden drops to 40 percent of a single parent's income.
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That number drops to $31.24 per month if you get the carrier payment plan.
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Overall for those 25–54, the rate drops to 81% from 83.6% in 1992.
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Then the expected value of blocking Garland drops to 3.5 — worse than confirming him.
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AT&T's device upgrade rate drops to record low 25% from 25% last year.
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DeGale's record is now boosted to 23-1, while Medina's drops to 503-7.
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In this scenario, the risk of infecting 20 people per month drops to 40%.
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You can even password-protect your Drops to ensure only your team sees them.
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The rate drops to 6 yuan ($0.88) per half-hour during off-peak hours.
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Exclude Chinese banks from the list, and the figure drops to a miserable 5.7%.
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If they follow the rope strategy, however, that figure drops to about 45 percent.
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However, if you ask for, "One small coffee, please," the price drops to $3.
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Narrator: These protesters are using eye drops to ease the pain of tear gas.
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He grabs you by the shirt, drops to his knees and begs for forgiveness.
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If you're from a black or Asian background, that figure drops to 20 percent.
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In the agency's new analyses, that number drops to a maximum of $3 billion.
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After successful surgery, the risk drops to a few percent a year or less.
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However, Biden's standing drops to 36% among black voters under the age of 50.
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The money also went toward buying special eye drops to treat her retinal disease.
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Once their score drops to 660, many institutions will no longer lend to them.
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The object, which Saunders said was not a gun, also drops to the ground.
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If crude drops to $50 by 2028, Sonangol will only be worth $38 billion.
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Moments later, shots ring out and the phone drops to the street, camera up.
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BITCOIN DROPS TO MORE THAN THREE-MONTH LOW VS DOLLAR, BRIEFLY TRADES BELOW $8,000
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When both goods and services are considered, the 2017 deficit drops to $101.2 billion.
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But in Charlotte, North Carolina, that drops to a net worth of $1.8 million.
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In fact, the estimate is that the jobless number probably drops to 4.3 percent.
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Normally $14.99, it's on sale for $11, but drops to just $9.35 with MERRYSAVE15.
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Normally $39.99, it's on sale for $21.99, but drops to just $18.69 with MERRYSAVE15.
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A waking heart rate of 750 beats per minute drops to 150 during torpor.
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At 'rate 23,' that new pace drops to 7373 days to make a new Dreamliner.
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But then he flexes his 666 brand and she drops to her knees in worship.
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For restaurants with 50 employees or fewer, the adoption rate drops to about 15 percent.
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I also always use Lumify Eye Drops to brighten the eyes and reduce any redness.
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" In 2015, an Associated Press headline announced: "Gun ownership in U.S. drops to record low.
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Their results were conclusive: Microdrops worked as well as larger drops to lower eye pressure.
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Economists predict 190,000 new jobs were added and that the unemployment rate drops to 4%.
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That's essential as advertising revenue drops to levels that will not support robust news gathering.
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William's younger brother Harry, who marries U.S. actress Meghan Markle next month, drops to sixth.
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However, with a Shoppers Club card, the price drops to $2.99, making them a steal.
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Diaz drops to 20 wins (four by knockout and 12 by submission) against 12 losses.
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If 100 percent of the eligible drivers claimed their share, that number drops to $1,103.
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I add some essential oil drops to my Saje diffuser and do my nightly skincare.
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Democrats will likely have total control over Illinois' map as it drops to 17 seats.
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If you take San Francisco out of the equation, that percentage drops to 5 percent.
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That number drops to 61 cents for Black women and 33 cents for Latinx women.
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When the water temperature drops to 50 degrees, they reduce the workout to 45 minutes.
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But Hour Children says that for women in its program, that rate drops to 3%.
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If you account for goods and services, the US trade deficit drops to $566 billion.
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While Valve will continue to take an App Store-like 30 percent from sales of game makers with less than 10 million in revenue, that figure drops to 25 percent until they hit 50 million revenue, from which point the slice drops to 20 percent.
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The officer then fires his Taser stun gun, and the woman slowly drops to the ground.
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Reardon suggests asking clients questions such as: What if your $1 million account drops to $750,000?
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When the auricles' can't participate, the response accuracy on this localization task drops to approximately 50%.
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That drops to 0063% among those who think it should only be legal under some circumstances.
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But you can try using these homemade ear drops to both prevent and treat this situation.
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Antihistamine eye drops and saline eye drops to flush out your eyes are your best bet.
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When the margin is higher than 10 points, it drops to seven percent (93-for-28!).
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After the outpatient procedure, patients are typically prescribed antibiotic eye drops to curb inflammation and infection.
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Sign on for five years and the price drops to about $3005,2000 per month per shuttle.
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My heart drops to the floor, but there is no time to pick it back up.
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He drops to the floor, and the furry creatures get their share of his garden's bounty.
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Quickly, she drops to the ground, and we see Amma's same rageful face appear behind her.
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That drops to just 42 percent when the message is sent via social media. http://www.jaybaer.
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Without chemotherapy, which can be painful and debilitating, the typical survival time drops to seven months.
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That's the worst month since September of 2017, even as the unemployment rates drops to 3.8.
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That metric drops to just 59 percent for an index of top European companies excluding Spain.
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Or perhaps they were the polio workers who went door to door administering drops to children?
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It took 125 drops to achieve this and I'm not sure what that is in teaspoons.
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Humphreys was prescribed disinfectant drops to treat the infection and while it helped, it wasn't enough.
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That drops to 28 per cent for Smith among those who joined between May and September.
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That figure drops to 10 percent if they can work until they are 70 years old.
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As the PMI drops to 22019 or below, this is a clear signal of economic deceleration.
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His ERA drops to 0.88 ERA, second only to teammate Zach Britton among qualifying AL relievers.
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If ether drops to below $400, it could take a year or more to hit ROI.
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It would typically cost you $39.99, but that price drops to just $23.99 with code SPRINGSAVE40.
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That percentage drops to 18% for those with Medicare, and 11% for those with private insurance.
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The number drops to 53 percent of Democrats and Democratic-leaners who feel the same way.
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The number drops to 53 percent of Democrats and Democratic-leaners who feel the same way.
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That figure drops to 57 percent among all Republicans and to 42 percent among voters overall.
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The rate at Hotel Cielo, another three-star resort, drops to $79 a night in August.
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If you buy a 23-day ticket, however, the per-day cost drops to about $22.
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Sometimes she still drops to the ground, flips over onto her back and pees on herself.
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The 30 percent tax deduction drops to 212 percent in 2000 and 28 percent in 22011.
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As he recalls this time while sitting on his porch, Thompson's voice drops to a slow mumble.
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Guess we'll just have to wait until season 3 drops to see what is in those scripts.
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If it's more players, like the numbers that turned out for Wednesday's draw, that drops to £3.20.
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That number holds steady at eight for best actor contenders but drops to five for best actress.
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After launch, the price drops to $299, but comes with an added $10 / month charge for service.
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Mobile hotspot offers 4G speeds until you reach 15GB of usage and drops to 128Kbps after that.
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It's an arid and harsh climate, where the weather easily drops to below-freezing during the winters.
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In the case of securities guaranteed by Fannie and Freddie, that capital requirement drops to 20 percent.
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In parliament, that ratio drops to one in 315, with only three elected members out of 945.
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If the lava drops to the level of cooler groundwater, the influx could cause steam-driven explosions.
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The number drops to 22% for one cup of joe and increases to 57% for three cups.
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My head swivels, almost back to front, like an owl, and the camera drops to my lap.
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That average drops to $8,200 for 50% of those who have a college degree and student debt.
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But in men born between 213 and 2000, the figure drops to just 1.1 times more likely.
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A junior suite, for example, usually begins at $2000, but after the discount, it drops to $13.
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The hotel's average annual rate is $414 per night, but drops to $317 per night in February.
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Under Trump's plan, that number drops to $979 million, which is a savings of almost $200 million.
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Officials said they were hopeful that lower winds on Tuesday might allow for the water-drops to begin.
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Video recorded by a witness appears to show the officer Tasing the woman, who drops to the ground.
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Two strangers meet in a private home and the woman suddenly drops to her knees, overcome by horniness.
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In Maryland and Connecticut, 43% of voters earn at least $100,000, but that number drops to 22% Pennsylvania.
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With Betts and Price out the door, the team's payroll now drops to $178 million, according to Spotrac.
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"My goal is for Tea Drops to be the household tea brand of the millennial generation," she says.
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Among Republicans, the proportion who are confident drops to around half, the lowest level Gallup has ever recorded.
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In 2019, the amount falls to $350 billion, and then drops to about $200 billion in following years.
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You are going to need a lot of drops to get the deep brown color of a turd.
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A beefed-up version is able to lift heavier people, but its flight duration drops to three minutes.
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You can see the prongs hit Albert and you can hear taser fire -- Albert drops to the ground.
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The deal includes a step-down to 83bp over Libor when total net leverage drops to 1.25 times.
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Usually priced at $160, the price drops to $120 at checkout, this matches the lowest price we've seen.
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Yet that backing drops to 44% if such a plan were funded through a tax on the wealthy.
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NOTES: Purdue drops to 33-32 all-time at Assembly Hall but has split the last six meetings.
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Early in the series, Nadia enters an elevator which quickly starts to malfunction and drops to the ground.
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The civilization might see a temporary slowing in the population decline, but eventually, it drops to zero anyway.
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But you could save 23 percent in January and February, when the median weekly rate drops to $2018,238.
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Porter Robinson's long been one of the best at using big synth drops to grab at your heartstrings.
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Unlike the typical oven door that drops to the bottom, these will allow you to roll right up.
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Our model suggests that Biden's support probably drops to below 30% among voters under the age of 30.
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The car starts at $37,499 but drops to $29,999 after US federal tax credit, according to the automaker.
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In 2021, it drops to 22 percent, and, in 2022, it will be phased out for residential customers.
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But the minimum investment drops to $500,000 if applicants invest in rural areas or places with elevated unemployment.
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Red Sox 24, Yankees 24 Yankees' A.L. East lead over the Rays drops to 21 23/218 games.
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He twisted his arms to dab his fingers into the water, struggling to bring drops to his mouth.
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That number drops to 57 percent in the fourth quarter and overtime, invariably leading to more difficult shots.
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That number drops to 23% for 218- to 234-year-olds, and jumps to 26% for those over 235.
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Bonus: Adding the Custom Enhancer drops to my routine didn't irritate my finicky dry skin, like some products do.
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When poker bets are fixed -- a variation called heads-up limit -- the number of zeroes drops to just 14.
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The temperature of 🇷🇺 🇬🇧 relations drops to ➖2️⃣3️⃣, but we are not afraid of cold weather. pic.twitter.
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With our new estimates, our target drops to $52, which we believe is insufficient to outperform our chemicals coverage.
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Cramer estimated that Anadarko could turn a profit even if the price of crude drops to the low $30s.
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" Crutcher then drops to the ground and a female officer can be heard on police radio saying: "shots fired.
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Once the Libertarian Party's Gary Johnson and Green Party's Jill Stein are included, Clinton's lead drops to seven points.
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But you'll get a warning in the companion Safe & Found mobile app when the Tracker drops to 15 percent.
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Its $229 price drops to $179.99 if you opt for Amazon's version that's loaded with Amazon apps and ads.
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"I wouldn't be surprised if Brent drops to the mid-$30s today or within next few days," he said.
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Fellow Swiss Stan Wawrinka, runner-up at the French, drops to fifth seed, from his world ranking of three.
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Smith drops to the ground, the video shows, and runs back to his patrol car to call for help.
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That officer then drops to the ground next to the suspect and appears to put him in a headlock.
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The official 28500 percent household poverty rate drops to just 6900 percent after accounting for these types of transfers.
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But take Marge and Lisa out of the equation, and Schneider writes that the percentage drops to below 10%.
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However, this drops to seven years if the borrower uses a low down payment mortgage with five percent down.
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And for U.S. adults with an associate degree from a community college the unemployment rate drops to 6900 percent.
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That's when the median weekly rental rate drops to $3,553, yielding 38 percent in savings, reports the booking site.
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The price goes down to $94 for extended family, $89 for regular friends, and drops to $45 for acquaintances.
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Halfway through the show the ring drops to the water so that the whole thing becomes a swimming pool.
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Rather than applying it directly to your skin, you'll likely want to add a couple drops to your moisturizer.
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Morocco's enrollment rate for girls drops to 24 percent after ninth grade, according to World Bank figures from 2015.
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Peeling out on the simulated- driving games, they push in quarter after quarter she drops to their cupped hands.
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We both added CBD drops to our drink, which brought the total to almost $40 including tax and tip.
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A subscription runs you $24,000 a year, and once you get to two or more, it drops to $20,000.
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With Bogut on the court, that number drops to 70.7 percent, 1.9 percent lower than the 30th-ranked Houston Rockets.
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If technology that captures and stores carbon dioxide emissions from coal plants is widely adopted, the percentage drops to 80%.
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The man gets out of the vehicle, drops to his knees, and gets handcuffed after laying down on the ground.
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But if that fee rises to $40 per month, the percentage of people willing to pay drops to 23 percent.
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We want to talk to hear about your salary trajectory over time, from the biggest drops to the biggest increases.
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The 30 percent tariff on the panels drops to 15 percent a few years later before being phased out entirely.
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Clinton's lead drops to 2900 percent in the Sunshine State, 220006 percent to 2202 percent, in a two-way matchup.
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That number drops to 85033 percent for Internet speeds of 10 Mbps, and down to 19 percent for 4 Mbps.
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They said that estimate drops to $1.3 trillion when factoring the potential economic growth the law is expected to create.
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If the lava column drops to groundwater level, water could rush into the void and create large, steam-driven explosions.
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While more than 90 percent are bound on the first vote, it drops to under 50 percent on the second.
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Her voice drops to a lower register as she begins to feel the drama, and already she is fighting tears.
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Some say bitcoin mining, or the cost of production, outweighs gains once the price of bitcoin drops to around $8,000.
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When the projected turnout drops to 22019,000, Trump and Cruz are tied at 26 percent, according to the Monmouth survey.
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With the discount, its price drops to $1,099.99, which is fairly reasonable for a TV of this size and quality.
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Someone pops a bottle of Champagne and Keith drops to the ground to take cover, taking Kimmy down with him.
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In a four-way matchup, the Democratic nominee's lead over Trump drops to 6 points, 39 percent to 33 percent.
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The key provisions, as described by a senior Congressional aide: The corporate tax rate drops to 22018 percent in 214.
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This system works when there are four big accounting firms but becomes harder to enforce if this drops to three.
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The level of THC found in breath samples drops to zero at three hours after smoking, the company's research found.
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Engulfed by her gestural movement, she drops to the floor and rises again and again as if possessed by spirits.
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If your limit is bumped up to $4,0003, though, and you still spend $1,000, your utilization rate drops to 25%.
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It only opens when the temperature drops to 15 degrees or lower, Tammy Wheatly, the shelter's executive director, said Friday.
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When Libertarian Ted Metz is included, Kemp's lead among likely voters drops to 1 percentage point — 46 percent to 45 percent.
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However, if the creators sells 200-499 t-shirts, the base price drops to $9.82, so the creator makes more money.
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And then, every couple of years, a mammoth Avengers movie drops to bring it all together and break box-office records.
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Across broadcast scripted television, only 6% of roles went to Latinos, and on cable scripted shows, the percentage drops to 20193%.
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That floor price drops to $68.36 next year and $62.09 in 2018, giving Tullow an incentive to maintain short term output.
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With the discount, the Blu phone will sell for just $49, while the price of the Moto G drops to $149.
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A Russian Orthodox woman bathes in a small icy cold water pond as the air temperature drops to 14 degrees Fahrenheit.
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He has said that he would make money on the bet if the share price drops to the mid-$30 range.
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It also pointed out that the 30 percent fee drops to 15 percent after the first year of an annual subscription.
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After first laughing about the hit, Bjorkman pauses, then clutches his stomach and drops to the ground for some dramatic rolling.
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For Parkinson's this risk drops to something near 15 percent, though for Alzheimer's it may be as high as 85033 percent.
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DJ Khaled's "Major Key" (We the Best/Epic Records), which unseated Drake at No. 1 last week, drops to No. 7.
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Increase the real rate of return to 20.04% and the time to reach Level 21 Financial Freedom drops to 2250 years.
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If you like your drops to pull your trousers down and slap you on the arse, then this is the one.
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The first 50 orders each month, for example, are charged a 12% fee; after 150 orders, that fee drops to 8%.
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If she manages to increase her hours to full-time at the minimum wage, her tax credit drops to only $28503.
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This curved 65-inch Samsung TV is regularly $2249.993,299.99, and when you add it to your cart, it drops to $849.
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Some of the additional netting measures 30 feet high, but drops to eight feet high as it moves into the outfield.
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It drops to 1.5 percent on a shared ride or a ride in a zero-emission vehicle (that's any electric car).
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When cancer has progressed far and is caught relatively late, the five-year survival drops to only 3% to 4%, she added.
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Cyrus easily has the most to gain by Vargas' death, but it still made our jaws drops to realize it was him.
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As for French startups, 28 percent of employees are women — that number drops to 16 percent when you're just looking at engineers.
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Once we factor in an average of $10 for the costs of the panties revenue from the sale drops to about $30.
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Will's temperature drops to the point that he can't take a bath in hot water, and he begins to lose his memory.
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Typically this is done with string, creating straight lines to trace the trajectories back from individual drops to the region of origin.
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Since April 2016, the World Food Programme has completed more than 177 air drops to the city, but these stopped on Jan.
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Simply apply several drops to your face in the morning and evening, and your complexion will soon have that healthy, clear glow.
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While Europe has a $153 billion trade surplus in goods, that surplus drops to $85033 billion when trade in services is included.
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This compares to 2628 percent of primary care practices accepting private insurance; that number drops to only 28503 percent with Medicaid coverage.
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While Europe has a $153 billion trade surplus in goods, that surplus drops to $2023 billion when trade in services is included.
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The number of banks that remain on the list, facing the harshest restrictions, drops to 12 from 38 under the new rules.
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More surprisingly, the proportion of men who are married at 21990 to 280 doesn't decline; among women, it drops to 42 percent.
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DXY drops to the day's low RATE FUTURES: December fed fund futures contract FFZ8 gains 1 basis point; implied yield 2.07 pct
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That number drops to 22004 percent in Europe (on average), 230 percent in Australia, and a minuscule 2000 percent in Great Britain.
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Buyers are struggling to find affordable homes for sale, as the supply of listings drops to record lows in most major markets.
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I booked a standard Deluxe King in the East Tower, which typically starts at $269 and drops to $219 in the summer.
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To restore confidence, Mr. Memon added, the district health and communications ministers appeared on television giving vaccine drops to their own children.
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If your issue is dry, itchy eyes, invest in some eye drops to relieve irritation and minimize the urge to touch them.
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Add 2-3 drops of food coloring to one bowl, 5-6 drops to another bowl, and leave the remaining bowl white.
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I'd expect six-foot drops to be rare in real-life usage, and basically all of the tests go beyond Apple's specifications.
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We&aposll have to wait until "Fast 9" is in theaters May 22, 2020, or for other trailer drops to know more.
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By the time men reach 18 years old, the figure drops to around two percent and is referred to as 'pathological phimosis.
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If the OC that Fitch considers in its analysis drops to the legal minimum requirement, the rating would likely be downgraded to 'A+'.
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In our forecast, non-oil growth drops to 6% in 2016 after 8.6% in 2015 and continues to slow in 2017 and 2018.
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Since both will likely fade your tan faster, consider investing in a gradual self-tanning lotion, spray, or drops to maintain your glow.
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A dozen additional capsules costs $72.95, but the price drops to as low as $59.95 if customers sign up for a monthly subscription.
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If FB drops to its 200-day moving average ($105.50), which has been support since the summer of 2013, I'd go all in.
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Once the code is applied at checkout, the price drops to $1,004, which is the lowest price that we've seen for this model.
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But when you look at how many women say they're definitely going to go vote, it drops to closer to 6 in 10.
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When adjusted for the high cost of living in California, the state's ranking drops to 11th, according to the California Legislative Analyst's Office.
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However, if you include the voters who skipped the question, the percentage of those who chose this option drops to only 45 percent.
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In a video of the proposal shared by the Wells Fargo Center on Twitter, Offset drops to one knee as fans scream wildly.
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CFRA's Bell said that earnings growth including energy totals more than 14 percent and drops to about 7 percent when energy is excluded.
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Scotiabank said the pound had shown "signs of shrugging off recent weakness" with downside support to be found if sterling drops to $1.39.
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The ball moves better when DeMar DeRozan isn't on the floor, but that's also when their offensive rating drops to its lowest point.
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If allergies are behind your pink eye, you can use eye drops to help with the itchiness, and try to avoid your triggers.
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His voice pipes like a steaming teakettle when he's angry and occasionally drops to a creepy bass as he issues orders to kill.
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The bears' metabolism drops to 25 percent of its normal state and their kidneys stop functioning, yet they do not have kidney failure.
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That risk drops to just over 1 percent if ARVs are given to mothers and children throughout the stages when infection can occur.
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With one for chicken, one for meat, one for fish, and one for vegetables, the chance of cross-contamination drops to almost zero.
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The boy then drops to his knees, appearing to struggle to breathe, and other students can be seen helping him inside the school.
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However, the cheapest time to visit is the second week of October, when that rate drops to $3,821, a 28 percentage in savings.
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WATCH: The Truth About Ecstasy I fucked up my back trying to do death drops to Drake's "Nice for What" while coked up.
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But take away Kirk Ferentz at Iowa, David Shaw at Stanford and Les Miles at Louisiana State, and that drops to 46 percent.
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But for 80- to 84-year-olds, that figure drops to 19 percent; for those over age 90, it slides to 14 percent.
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Your machine's instruction manual should indicate how many drops to add, but a safe ratio is 5 drops of oil to 4 oz.
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Nationally, Ms Harris drops to 9% in The Economist's average of polls, while Bernie Sanders is at 14% (a bit lower in Iowa).
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After that, he applied some medication on the surface of my eye to relax it as well as some drops to moisturize it.
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Doctors often prescribe antibiotic eye drops to people with conjunctivitis, or pinkeye, even though they are almost always ineffective, a new study found.
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But if your budget drops to a five to eight dollar price point, there are only two quasi-healthy players, Chipotle and Subway.
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Worldwide, about 85 percent of children receive the first dose, but the number drops to 67 percent for a second dose, data shows.
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That has set off a change at Valve, the firm behind Steam, as we reported earlier this week: While Valve will continue to take an App Store-like 30 percent from sales of game makers with less than 10 million in revenue, that figure drops to 25 percent until they hit 50 million revenue, from which point the slice drops to 20 percent.
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You can add a few drops to a glass of water and sip on it throughout the day, or just take the drops straight.
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Studies have shown that about 77% of people are able to maintain resolutions after one week, but after six months, that drops to 46%.
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If you increase the starting distance to something larger, like 4 meters the angle drops to half that value at 0.0215 radians (1.2 degrees).
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That percentage drops to 44 percent when the cancer begins to spread to nearby organs, and 7 percent when it spreads throughout the body.
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At the second vote, the percentage of of bound delegates drops from 95 to 41, and at the third vote it drops to 20.
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But Ali, who has little interest in money, hands them out like cough drops to pretty much any fan who writes in and asks.
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This makes it easy to speed, so I had to set my cruise control for small towns where the limit drops to 30 mph.
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On a PlayStation 4, this limit drops to three, but the PlayStation Vue has the advantage of being the only internet TV service available.
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The Dyson V11 occasionally drops to $497, but your floors could go weeks without a good cleaning if you wait for that deal again.
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Alcor's team then prepares an ice bath and begins administering 2147 medications and variations of antifreeze until the patient's temperature drops to near freezing.
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A girl with neon hair clambers on stage, and with an awestruck grin, drops to her knees as if asking him for a blessing.
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If a professor has been pulling all 5s in one class and then drops to a 3 one year, I'd want to know why.
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"My heart drops to the floor for her knowing she has to live with that for the rest of her life," Sanchez tells PEOPLE.
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As the company pointed out, however, after excluding its retail outlets (which other oil refiners do not have), the figure drops to 156:1.
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Before I knew it, a few drops to my T-zone turned into coating my entire face with Skin Blur before applying my foundation.
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What he does recommend is adding his own brand of water-enhancing drops to purified and distilled water, which are his beverages of choice.
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The Journal of Andrology says that pre-ejaculate emissions vary "from a few drops to more than 5 mL"—a little over a teaspoon.
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"Just about any time I see it pop up anywhere, tears start to fall and my heart almost drops to my stomach," she said.
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And while almost 70% of people interviewed across all 142 countries were confident in their local police, that number drops to 24% for Venezuelans.
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Now, Australia's homicide rate was already declining before the NFA was implemented, so you can't attribute all of the drops to the new laws.
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Forty-eight percent of men say they and their families will be better off a year from now; that drops to 18% among women.
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In the video, she asks for forgiveness and drops to her knees before her band mates surround her to comfort her, the AP reported.
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But if you change the period to an exclamation point, the likelihood of sadness drops to 38% and anger becomes the most dominant emotion.
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Separately, Tesla raised prices for some of its vehicles in China, as the yuan drops to its lowest levels in more than a decade.
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When they finally made contact, the driver said he'd been cut off by the wildfire and asked for water drops to aid his escape.
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Insects and other coldblooded animals (think fish and toads) can quickly change their physiology when the temperature drops to boost their tolerance to cold.
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The average length of stay in the facility is currently 60 hours, but that drops to 32 hours for families, according to the official.
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Total current production generally stands at 203,000-370,000 barrels per day, Sanalla said, though sometimes production drops to around 300,000 bpd because of technical problems.
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The best way to become vitamin D sufficient (if you're deficient, that is) is by adding supplemental pills or liquid drops to your vitamin regimen.
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The market is overvalued and it's only a matter of time before the Dow Jones industrial average drops to 11,500, one market expert said Wednesday.
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Seventy-two percent of children in wealthier communities have access to personal finance courses, but that drops to 56% in lower- and moderate-income communities.
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If this result were corrected, the Buttigieg-Sanders state-delegate equivalent numbers become 564.19-to-561.56 — and the margin between the two drops to 2.63.
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Belgian team mate Stoffel Vandoorne, who has a three-place penalty carried over from the previous race in Spain, qualified 10th and drops to 12th.
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An investor has borrowed money to put into the market, and if the asset drops to a predetermined price, it's sold off to repay lenders.
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If you figure that the stock market has below-average years ahead, then the 25 percent number of retirement-ready households drops to 18.5 percent.
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When service sector exports are included, the bilateral U.S.-Korea trade deficit drops to $17.5 billion, revealing a more accurate picture of the trade relationship.
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This type of pattern describes when a stock falls to a low, rallies and then drops to the same low only to rebound another time.
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While you'd need to make upwards of $100,000 to afford a home in San Francisco, that number drops to around $20,000 for one in Pittsburgh.
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It's allowed him to meticulously collect an archive of samples that ranges from water drops to the sound a rolling chair makes up against concrete.
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That's the all-in price, including taxes and fees, and for people who sign up for automated billing the price drops to $65 per month.
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Fans came together to mail lightbulbs with "lights on" written on them, mini footballs, and eye drops to NBC — all in reference to the show.
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Over a Thousand Earthquakes Have Hit The Island & Now a New Explosive Event Awaits For The kilauea Volcano as The Lava Drops To Water Level.
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Love Yourself: Tear unseats Post Malone's beerbongs & bentleys, which sat on top of the chart for three consecutive weeks and now drops to number two.
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Instead, TripAdvisor found that you can save 25 percent by vacationing the second week of November, when the median weekly rental rate drops to $3,129.
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That doesn't make it any less startling when Yvel smacks the ref with a left hook and kicks him after he drops to the ground.
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Naturally, the fight becomes a lot tougher, but it's impossible for Noctis to lose it—if he drops to zero health, Carbuncle will heal him.
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If the OC that Fitch considers in its analysis drops to the legal minimum requirement of 0%, the rating would likely be downgraded to 'A+'.
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If the OC that Fitch considers in its analysis drops to the legal minimum requirement of 0%, the rating would likely be downgraded to 'AA+'.
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If the OC that Fitch considers in its analysis drops to the legal minimum requirement of 0%, the rating would likely be downgraded to 'AA-'.
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Then she drops to the floor and demonstrates a yoga posture—uttanasana—bending her torso to touch her feet with the agility of a ballerina.
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That rest period doesn't start, however, until the horse's pulse drops to a resting rate of 64 beats per minute, sometimes from well over 100.
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He broke out a vial of kava, an herbal extract supposedly good for building serotonin, and added a few drops to a glass of water.
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If you bring that sample back to Earth, the time needed to send a signal back and forth to an instrument drops to nearly zero.
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ECUADOR'S MARCH 2022 BOND SLIDES TO LOWEST SINCE FEBRUARY, JUNE 2024 BOND DROPS TO LOWEST SINCE MARCH; YIELDS JUMP ABOVE 8% AS NATIONAL STRIKE BEGINS
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Sanders and Warren have similar favorable ratings among liberals (22019% and 2401% respectively), but among moderates Sanders gets 24.9% favorability while Warren drops to 54%.
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The payroll taxes that finance Social Security are flat for the first $132,900 that a person earns and then the rate drops to zero percent.
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The move makes Google the latest company to rebel against Apple's 30% cut of all in-app payments (which drops to 15% in year two).
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Robert Bentley is not accepting his salary until the unemployment rate in Alabama drops to 5.2 percent; it was at 9.3 percent when he took office.
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Each fight in Monster Hunter is part of larger metagame, as you pray for the right combination of drops to let you upgrade weapons and armor.
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Apple charges a 30% fee for in-app purchases made through the App Store, a fee that drops to 15% on subscription purchases after one year.
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However, in its later stage, or if the cancer has spread to other areas of the body, the five-year survival rate drops to about 11%.
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Add a few drops to your bath or slather it on post-shower and happily realize that you don't need lotion afterward — a time-saving bonus!
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A recent Pew Research Center poll found that while 52% of Democrats support it, that number drops to 33% when the field expands to include Republicans.
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When some of the more selfish diners pull away their phones, the heat automatically drops to a level which is not enough to cook their food.
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Despite Juno's state-of-the-art solar array the spacecraft wouldn't generate enough energy after Saturn, where light intensity drops to one-third that of Jupiter.
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If the rate drops to the GOP's target of 20 percent, the assets are worth less to Citi, and it has to write off the difference.
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If detected early, skin cancers have a survival rate as high as 95%, the research team said, but it drops to just 50% if diagnosed late.
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I began to count how often my father needed to take drops to treat his glaucoma; then I discovered tears welling in my eyes as well.
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In Antetokounmpo's time on the floor without Lopez nearby, that figure drops to 103.9 points per 100 possessions, which would rank in the league's bottom five.
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Only 25 percent of the 35,127 global parliamentary seats are taken up by women, a figure that drops to only 21 percent at the ministerial level.
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In Denmark, couples spend about 10.7% of their income on child care costs; that percentage drops to 2.9% for single parents, according to the OECD report.
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Assume a 5% jet-fuel duty and no free carbon credits, and easyJet's 580 million euros of forecast 2020 operating profit drops to 53 million euros.
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The lowest of the seeds to lose in the upper bracket drops to the lower bracket to meet the winner of the matchup between the Nos.
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In other words, if you short sell a stock that's trading at $103 and the price drops to $80, your profit on the trade is $20.
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If I filter items by my size range (10, 12, and 2146) and select only to see items available now, the number drops to around 2565,2425.
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You can even add a few drops to season cut fruit for an added citrus kick or rub it into the hands as natural hand sanitizer.
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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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As the cost of sequencing a person's entire genome drops to only a few hundred dollars, the agency could implement the plan within the next few years.
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O'Leary offered the Nui founders $300,000 for a 2.5 percent stake plus royalty of $1 per unit, which drops to 45 cents once the $53,000 is recouped.
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On the other hand, when people are informed of anti-repeal arguments, which include people losing coverage, support for repeal drops to as low as 27 percent.
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That means that the price of the 6-quart DUO technically drops to around $603, which is a way better price than every other place is offering.
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In the new payment version Meetup is testing, the organizer's subscription cost drops to $2 a month, and every member pays $2 to RSVP to an event. .
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In concert, about two-thirds of the way through, his character begs for forgiveness again, and then drops to his knees, but my character keeps saying no.
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According to the Commission, TV broadcasters invest around 20 percent of their revenue in European content, whereas the share drops to 1 percent for on-demand providers.
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It found that while 2013 percent of Republicans have a favorable view of Israel, the figure drops to 72 percent among independents and 64 percent among Democrats.
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Ambjorn had just returned home from the pharmacy, where she spent 2,700 crowns to buy enough cannabis oil drops to last her a month and a half.
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But dividing the jackpot cash in two, the expected value of your ticket drops to $1.91, less than the $123 you shelled out in the first place.
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Click on to shop some of our top icks, and know you're not alone if your jaw drops to the floor at the sight of these prices.
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Players are encouraged to choose scenes at their own discretion, although the league recommends skipping the part where Rhett drops to one knee to propose to Scarlett.
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Five collections under her eponymous label later, we saw Chung move from 'see now, buy now' drops to a space on the London Fashion Week show schedule.
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Instead, TripAdvisor found the most affordable time to visit Dubai is the second week in February, when the median weekly rate for a rental drops to $2,474.
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Under perfect conditions, the Natural Cycles website says, it can prevent pregnancy 99 percent of the time; but with typical use, that number drops to 93 percent.
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Getting in required a certain amount of clambering, however, down a steep path that drops to a slipway rimmed with ancient boathouses built into the cliff face.
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That figure drops to about 25 percent for those from Syria and the Democratic Republic of Congo, among the most common sources of refugees in recent years.
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For first/mid-level female officials and managers the number drops to 36.4 percent and for CEOs, the percentage of women falls to a lowly 5.4 percent.
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When the ball drops to welcome 2018, the temperature is expected to be 10 degrees, with a wind chill making it feel like it is below zero.
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If the Fed cuts rates to zero, while inflation remains at 2 percent, the cost of borrowing drops to negative 2 percent, increasing the impact of the stimulus.
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When enough people develop resistances to a disease by getting a vaccine, the chance that a virus can infect someone and then keep spreading drops to near zero.
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Despite a tiny width difference, the S10E's display drops to a 5.8-inch screen from the S10's 6.1-inch screen due to thicker bezels on the side.
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TIAA Yield Pledge Checking: No monthly service fees and all balances earn 1.01% APY for the first year; after that, the rate drops to between 0.25% to 0.65%.
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Even with Gorilla Glass on both sides, the edge-to-edge glass makes the company's flagship extremely vulnerable to drops, to which plenty of YouTube videos can attest.
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For anyone not familiar with trading and exchanges, a stop loss order is an order to sell stock (or cryptocurrency) when the price drops to a certain level.
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When the accelerator drops to the floor, a gateway opens in front of the Bentley, allowing it to transcend space and time as it exceeds posted speed limits.
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Start with fresh oil, as would be needed if a significant fraction of aviation fuel were to be made this way, and the saving drops to 20-54%.
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While you have to be 21 to purchase a handgun from a licensed dealer, the age limit drops to 18 to purchase one from a private, unlicensed seller.
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Without a licensed retailer, the minimum age for handgun sales drops to 18, and long gun sales, including semi automatic rifles, are sold without age restrictions at all.
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Even as the number of homicides drops to a four-decade low, in many parts of the country drug traffickers and smaller illegal armed groups still wreak havoc.
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California is only required to make contributions if Lake Mead's elevation drops to 1,045 feet above sea level, or 44 feet below its current level of 1,089 feet.
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AND IF THE MARKET IS FORECASTING RECESSION AND IT IS NOT A STRUCTURAL ISSUE, BASICALLY, THEN I THINK FANG DROPS TO CATCH UP TO THE AVERAGE COMMON STOCK.
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As expected, the results fell along party lines: 86% of those who identify as Republican have a favorable view of FLOTUS; that number drops to 22% among Democrats.
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While I haven't exactly stress-tested the headset and controllers, they've stood up to at least a few accidental drops to the floor and smacks at the wall.
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"Hijack" is too strong a descriptor for what Carmelo Anthony has done to his new team's rhythm, but when he's in the game their pace drops to 100.7.
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Even as growth in China's broader economy drops to the slowest pace since the 2009 recession, its travel industry is booming, growing 19 percent last year, Barron's said.
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This weekend, 2 Chainz took his Versace name drops to another level and decided to get married in Miami's Villa Casa Casuarina, also known as the Versace Mansion.
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The vermilion streak is muddied in this version, and the slope of its path straightens into a flat line before it drops to the bottom of the canvas.
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On the basis of "Leaning Into the Wind," when it rains, the British artist Andy Goldsworthy immediately drops to the ground and lets the water outline his body.
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This drops to 50% cruise credit for trips originally set to sail between March 303 and April 8, and 25% for trips between April 9 and May 10.
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The Office of Program and Fiscal Review has estimated a lower state cost, about $54 million a year once the federal share drops to 90 percent in 2021.
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Using convoys — Tesla Semis yoked together with connected Autopilot technology, operating like road-going trains, with one semi as the leader — Tesla's cost drops to $0.85 a mile.
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Within days, Bear seemed to have no trouble spotting the squirrels in his backyard, though he still requires daily eye drops to keep his eyes moist, said Mrs.
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He has said he would make money on the bet only after the share price drops to the mid-$30 range, a level last touched in March 2015.
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TIAA Yield Pledge Checking: No monthly service fees and all balances earn 1.01% APY for the first year; after that, the rate drops to between 0.25% to 0.203%.
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Alexa then hears the woman is sick and offers a recipe for chicken soup and asks if she wants to buy cough drops to be delivered within the hour.
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You also can't drop below any tier you reach in the season even if your skill ranking drops to that of a lower tier (excluding the top two tiers).
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Revenue is projected to hit $895.5 million in 0003 as the rate drops to 163.3 percent, and $1.7 billion in 2018 with the growth rate falling to 90 percent.
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By volume, however, that number drops to around 30 percent, pointing to the lasting importance of large block trades done by voice, especially for less standardized offerings, he added.
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While more than 50% of millionaires age 55–69 and 70 and over described the efforts as "ineffective," that drops to 36% among the wealthy age 55 and under.
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The fact that the maximum number of participants drops to three after 60 days clearly shows that Microsoft sees this feature as the freemium version of Skype for Business.
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Eight out of 19 categories managed the feat over one year, but that drops to four categories over three years, three over five years and none over 10 years.
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The order, which goes into effect early Tuesday, requires local governments to remove homeless people by force, if necessary, once the temperature drops to 32 degrees Fahrenheit or below.
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As the price comes up to $52-$53 a barrel we start to see some uptick in activity, as it drops to $45, we start to see that curtailing.
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At a refugee camp in Ethiopia's Gambella region, she took off her shoes to play with South Sudanese children, gave polio drops to infants and joined a dance circle.
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His ERA in the first inning is 14.62, but it drops to 3.38 by the fourth inning, but by then an elevated pitch count is usually ending his day.
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And just when you thought that Billy Bush was off the hook, Tate follows up by saying, "Hey, Billy Bush," with a smile that quickly drops to a grimace.
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The support drops to 65 percent if the phrase "doctor-assisted suicide" is used instead of "end a patient's life" — yet another case of the American preference for euphemism.
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She saw Mater Dei, a private Catholic school in Santa Ana with annual tuition cost of $16,050—the number drops to $14,650 for Catholic students—as the best opportunity.
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But for the lowest-earning Obamacare enrollees who do get cost-sharing subsidies (the people who earn between 100 and 150 percent of the poverty line), that drops to $168.
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GMs credit drops to $1,875 in October and will completely disappear by April 2020, while Teslas credit falls to $1,875 in July and expires at the end of the year.
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After they put the cuffs on him, he immediately drops to the ground screaming that he is 'injured' and 'in severe pain' and 'doesn't deserve to be treated like this.
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Between recent triple-digit drops to the Dow Jones Industrial Average and renewed fears of a looming recession, this year's record run-up on stocks has been put on pause.
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Background: Most unintentional opioid deaths are caused by respiratory failure, which exhibits two main precursors — frequent cessation of breathing (central apnea) or breathing drops to 7 breaths/minute or lower.
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GM's credit drops to $1,875 in October and will completely disappear by April 2020, while Tesla's credit falls to $1,875 in July and expires at the end of the year.
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The United Nations estimates that some 93,000 people were living in "extremely difficult" conditions in government-held parts of Deir al-Zor, supplied by air drops to the air base.
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The problem is that the frame rate regularly drops to 20 or thereabouts, which is definitely not going to help your quest to stay alive when the action heats up.
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Who Tried It: Colleen Kratofil, Style Writer-Reporter Level of Difficulty: 10 to book an appointment with the color guru, but once you're set, the difficulty drops to a 3.
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In Russia, 79% believe major news events are covered well, but that number drops to 55% when people are asked whether coverage of different views on political issues is fair.
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The former James Brown impersonator struts on stage in a homemade, sparkly appliqued suit, lets out a howling scream fit for the Godfather of Soul, and drops to his knees.
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Young-hee is a character of vital insight and inspired impulse, whether she drops to her knees amid the splendors of nature or ardently urges a friend to live adventurously.
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From there, the app uses big data to predict when the airfare drops to its lowest price, and it will send an alert when it's time to book a flight.
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If you can wait, I'd suggest doing so until the 11-inch model with 64GB of storage goes down to $599.99, and the 12.9-inch entry model drops to $799.99.
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But the age limit drops to 6900 if the gun is being purchased from a private, unlicensed seller, which could be a neighbor or someone online, or at gun show.
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The network continues to focus on the Democrats and Obamacare's shortcomings, even as the uninsured rate drops to under 10 percent and insurers have stepped into every potentially empty market.
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If you'd rather not ingest your flower essences, you can dab them on your skin, add a few drops to your bath, or mist them around your office, bed, or car.
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So the model with 256GB storage drops to $950 and the maxed out Pixelbook with a Core i7 chip, 512GB of storage, and 16GB of RAM can be had for $1,400.
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The order instructs local governments across the state to remove people, with force if necessary, when the temperature drops to 32 degrees or below and says "involuntary placement" is an option.
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Amid a shower of propellers and parts, the UAV drops to the slate-gray sea below, where presumably it'll be torn apart by hungry jetski riders happy at a clean kill.
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Among changes to the tax law, the corporate income tax rate drops to 21 percent from 35 percent, so earnings estimates for the first quarter and all of 2018 have jumped.
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If someone starts at 120 pounds and drops to 80, her brain rightfully declares a starvation state of emergency, using every method available to get that weight back up to normal.
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The Trump administration's Food and Drug Administration (FDA) commissioner says levels of e-cigarette use among young people are reaching new heights even as traditional cigarette use drops to historic lows.
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Smith also mentioned how there are 22 million young people who receive free lunch and breakfast during the school year, but how that number drops to 5 million during the summer.
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The French ophthalmic drug firm said the U.S. Food and Drug Administration had accepted a new drug application for eye drops to treat allergic conjunctivitis and given it priority review status.
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Fitbit makes the eyebrow-raising claim that the Ionic will last more than four days on a single charge, although that drops to 10 hours if you turn on the GPS.
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But they said his symptoms indicated that the active agent appeared to belong to a class of substances that are widely used, including in drops to dilate pupils during eye examinations.
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But because on paper it ends in 2022 and revenues start coming in as businesses revert to normal accounting, its total deficit impact over ten years miraculously drops to $25 billion.
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The temperature drops to a chilling minus 35 degrees, snow blankets the village green and neighbors trudge through the towering drifts to warm themselves by the fireside at the local inn.
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They instead oversee a lake trapped in a perpetual rainstorm, taking on more rainwater each day as they try futilely to bucket out a few drops to charity before they die.
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In 2018, seniors will cover 44 percent of the cost of some medicines in the coverage gap until they reach catastrophic coverage and their cost-sharing drops to only 5 percent.
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Federal funds currently cover the entire cost for the 450,000 people who obtained Medicaid through the Obamacare expansion, though that figure drops to 95 percent this year and eventually to 90 percent.
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Looking out over five years, the percentage drops to 12 percent and 29 firms, which suggests that the creation of female-founded venture firms is accelerating, albeit off a very low base.
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There's no longer an Ethernet port (you have to use Wi-Fi), there's only 512MB of RAM instead of 1GB, and it drops to just one USB 2.0 port instead of four.
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And if she doesn't stop smoking the freebase form of cocaine, her blood oxygen saturation level—which already frequently drops to dangerously low levels of about 88 percent—will continue to plummet.
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There's no app for the PS4, but you can buy Showtime as an $11-per-month extra for PlayStation Vue (that drops to $43 per month if you're a PlayStation Plus member).
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Anderson's promotion is bad news for French Open runner-up and world number four Dominic Thiem who drops to fifth seed and could play Djokovic, Federer or Nadal in the last eight.
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If my life support system drops to 75 percent, she'll let me know, which means I don't have to keep my eyes glued on the various numbers and meters in my HUD.
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But when various objections to the programme are made—such as the elimination of private health insurance, and the possibility of increased taxes and queues for treatment—support drops to below 40%.
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Here are the highlights: Repeals the individual mandateIncreases the child tax credit to $220,235, from $22025,650 in the original proposal and $1,000 in current lawRate reductions: the 22.5% rate drops to 22%.
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About half of those with any investment in the market say they shop online a lot or a fair amount, while that number drops to 26 percent for those with no investments.
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Her Model 3 is the Standard Range Plus variety, which has 240 miles of range at full battery capacity, but this drops to about 843 miles at the default 90% charge setting.
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The best time to review is when you're on the verge of forgetting, so if the meter for a previously learned skill drops to the halfway mark, it's time to practice it.
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While the latest Environmental Performance Index indicates that the US is tied with nine other countries for cleanest drinking water, when sanitation is also factored in, the US drops to 29th overall.
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Check out VICE News' coverage of the 2016 US Election Watch "America's Election 2016: Gunning for New Hampshire" Read "After Months on Top, Trump Drops to Second Place in New National Poll"
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Only 20 percent of adults in the US get news regularly from a print paper, the Pew Research Center found last year; that drops to 5 percent among 18- to 803-year-olds.
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In the EU, wages on average accounts for 47.5 percent of economic output, according to Eurostat - but while that figure reaches 50.9 in Germany it drops to just 40.4 in the Czech Republic.
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But for this hypothesis to work, the atmosphere would have to be dominated by reflective high-temperature vapors like silicates, and a nightside that drops to below freezing so that gases can condense.
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The accuracy varies depending on device: Cheap toy light sabers can be uniquely identified from each other 100 percent of the time, whereas the figure drops to 72 percent for an iPhone 6.
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It's hard to keep up with all the adjectives Booker drops to lovingly describe Dawson, but the bottom line -- he believes she'd be an amazing First Lady ... and the first of her kind.
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Forty-three percent of consumers globally say they object to these devices monitoring their activities, even if it makes their lives easier, but this figure drops to 35 percent in emerging Asian countries.
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If the OC that Fitch considers in its analysis drops to the legal minimum requirement of 2% on a net present value basis, the programme could only achieve a one-notch recovery uplift.
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Writer Holly Johnson prefers the Blue Cash Preferred Card from American Express, which offers 6% back on up to $6,000 spent at US supermarkets each year (after that limit, it drops to 1%).
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For most of the race, she struggled to hold down solid food and used rewetting drops to fight off swelling corneas, a condition that caused her to go blind in a previous race.
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"During recessions, this proportion of expensive assets drops to about 5 to 10% (usually DM Bonds and bond proxies), implying that 90 to 95% of all markets are fair or cheap," he said.
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A strong second in Nevada might help but if he drops to third or worse in the Silver State caucuses, that will likely doom him even in his longtime South Carolina firewall. 1.
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Rotten Tomatoes audience score: 27%Synopsis: Phoenix played a man who is getting divorced from his wife (played by Claire Danes) as the planet's temperature drops to dangerous lows and threatens their survival.
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Add two more important elements for aging in place — doors with lever handles, and light switches and electrical outlets that can be reached from a wheelchair — and the proportion drops to 230 percent.
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Lana Sue Clayton was sentenced to 25 years in prison after she added eye drops to her husband's drinks in such large amounts that the active chemical killed him, according to the authorities.
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"As the number of borrowers who could still benefit from a refinance continues to decline, it will take larger and larger rate drops to make a significant impact in refinancing volume," noted Fratantoni.
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A recent Kaiser Family Foundation poll found that 56% of Americans favor Medicare-for-all, but that approval rating drops to 37% when respondents heard that it would eliminate private health insurance companies.
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"While there are no guarantees in life or in markets, history has shown that investors typically 'buy the dip' following big drops to start the trading week," Bespoke wrote in a research note.
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He just stares in confusion as this person runs at full speed toward him, until he reaches him, stabs him violently and keeps running as the victim drops to the ground in amazement.
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The two countries now coordinate their national vaccination days, in which more than 200,143 part-time canvassers in Pakistan and 40,000 in Afghanistan try to give vaccine drops to every child under 5.
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When breast cancer is caught early, before tumors have spread, 98.9 percent of patients survive five years after diagnosis, but this drops to only 26.9 percent when malignancies have spread far beyond the breast.
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Apple quickly hit back at the complaint, saying that the 30 percent cut drops to 15 percent after the first year of a subscription and that its ecosystem provides an essential service to Spotify.
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He encourages me to add a few drops of the Isle of Paradise Self-Tanning Drops to my face moisturizer over the next few days as the color on my face will fade first.
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In the current Oxford Economics forecast, the pound drops to $1.28 by the end of 2016 (compared to a pre-referendum forecast of $1.44) and ends 2017 and 2018 at $1.29 and $1.32 respectively.
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After 10 years, 33 eyes developed what's known as ocular hypertension – elevated pressure in the eye that can eventually lead to glaucoma – and required eye drops to treat the condition, the study also found.
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Walmart, Target, and Amazon must be trying to keep the morale up, too: This curved 65-inch Samsung TV is regularly $149.993,299.99, and when you add it to your cart, it drops to $849.
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Charge's rates for data are comparable to other pay-as-you-go services: pricing starts at $15 per gigabyte and drops to $13 per gigabyte when three or more are purchased at a time.
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The study says that even books found in the libraries of women's monasteries have fewer than 15% of female names on them, and before the 12th century, that number drops to fewer than 1%.
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With a deal to cut production still in question and supply high, there is still a long way to go before volatility drops to a "normal" 25 or 30 percent, analysts and traders say.
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According to the Congressional Budget Office, a 1 cent increase in the fuel taxes would generate about $1.7 billion a year at first, but that annual revenue drops to $1.5 billion within 10 years.
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If you truly want to save money on Amazon, one approach is to sign up for price alerts on Camel Camel Camel to get an email when a price drops to a desired amount.
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That number drops to the low 20s with a loss to the Bengals (4-1) and would go to around 10 percent if it followed that loss with one to Cleveland in Week 7.
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But, unlike the infamous Theranos, Sight Diagnostics uses a camera and computer vision — rather than more traditional approaches — to analyze blood, which is why it claims that only needs a few drops to work.
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There are no qualification criteria for competitors other than age, which is generally 30, though the minimum age drops to 25 for swimming and goes up to 35 for baseball, squash and weight lifting.
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Include Mr Johnson, Dr Stein and also Evan McMullin, a Never Trumper running as an independent, who is on the ballot in 11 states, and Mrs Clinton's lead drops to a still-solid six points.
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If the person books a $380 flight but the price then drops to $120, he claims the bot will negotiate with the airline behind the scenes, and the airline will then issue a $260 refund.
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Because of this, some exchanges—like GDAX—have a feature that lets traders set a rule where if the price drops to a specified value, the system places an order that sells the trader's assets.
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The samples were collected with darts that are shot at the giraffes from a distance; after the dart hits the animal, it captures a small piece of giraffe tissue and then drops to the ground.
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The average American family spends $338 a year on over-the-counter (OTC) drugs, and chances are you have a medicine cabinet chock full of ibuprofen, acetaminophen, allergy medication, and cough drops to prove it.
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But travelers can save 36 percent by booking a trip for mid-May, which the site says is the most affordable time to travel to Beaver Creek, when the weekly rental rate drops to $4,769.
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Last week, the group disrupted an advertising industry festival in the French Riviera city of Cannes, staging sit-ins and banner drops to urge executives to focus more of their efforts on the climate crisis.
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The night unfolds as a series of battles for cash prizes and glory, some dancers twisting their bodies into spine-snapping drops to the floor, others swanning around like Naomi Campbell on a Parisian runway.
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Kids can read about 211 off-the-map places to visit, including the Russian town of Oymyakon, the coldest inhabited place on earth, where schools don't close unless the temperature drops to 28 below zero.
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" And just last week, a Saudi cleric, warning against women as drivers, claimed that women have only "half the brains of men," adding that the figure drops to one quarter "when they go to market.
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If caught early, roughly 70 percent of patients with Ewing's sarcoma, the rare cancer Shahd was fighting, are alive five years later; but after the disease has spread, that figure drops to around 203 percent.
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"Last night my timeline was full of teen girls buying these 'metabolism drops' to lose weight, and while I know very little about science I am pretty sure they are a bad idea," Jennings wrote.
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In the middle of the movie, after learning that the place where she was stolen from as a child is gone, Furiosa removes her mechanical arm, drops to her knees, and screams into the wind.
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Let's say Jordan decides to purchase stock of XYZ Co. while it's at $20 per share, and it subsequently drops to $10 per share, with little indication the price will return to $20 anytime soon.
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Volunteers are conducting regular food and water drops to make up for the resources that have been burnt away, and are trying to pick up and treat as many of the injured creatures as they can.
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SIA Energy estimates the government's stockpile reached around 5.6 million tonnes, or 222,000 bpd, during the second half of 2016, before it drops to 138,000 bpd for this year due to lack of new storage space.
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Satisfaction with the country&aposs direction has reached a 220-year high while trust in the mainstream media drops to another low, which could be why the press has gone nuttier than an elephant&aposs diarrhea.
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In the first round of voting, 95 percent of delegates are bound by the results of their states, a number that drops to 40 percent in the second round and 20 percent in a third round.
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Taking these lower prices into account, the amount needed to bring all the world's poor up to the poverty line drops to $78 billion a year, or just 0.1% of global GDP (see right-hand chart).
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"Iran is determined and will be able to fulfill its wish to increase the export of oil and gas, even if the oil price drops to $5 per barrel," Farshad Ghorbanpour, an analyst in Tehran, said.
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While there are approximately 4,500 stars visible from a remote location on a clear night, that number drops to just a few hundred in the suburbs, and less than fifty from the downtowns of major cities.
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Apple takes a 30 percent cut of recurring in-app subscriptions on iOS, though the number drops to 15 — leaving an app's developer with 85 percent of revenue — after customers maintain their subscription for a year.
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Among those who support the changes Obama made, 244% think they will effectively reduce the number of gun-related deaths in the U.S., while that drops to just 278% among those who are opposed to them.
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Asked who would be more likely to change their position on issues for political reasons, 13% say Clinton, 42% Trump, 6% say both do, but the share offering that neither would do that drops to 3%.
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The format anticipates "We Didn't Start the Fire" and "It's the End of the World As We Know It," except that halfway through the song, its tempo drops to half-time and the horns exit entirely.
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Another solution: Try to identify triggers for face touching, like dry skin or itchy eyes, and use moisturizers or eye drops to treat those conditions so you are less likely to rub or scratch your face.
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And a not insignificant number — 28 percent — said the video gave them a "warm feeling," and this percentage drops to only 26 percent when restricted to those who proclaim to feel negatively about the Islamic State.
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Finally, Ausounds claims that you'll get as much as 24 hours of battery life out of its AU-Stream Hybrid true wireless headphones, but this drops to 14.5 hours if you turn its noise cancellation on.
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While 83% of baby boomers expect to have some income from Social Security, that drops to 64% for Generation X. Meanwhile, just 42% of millennials and 38% of Gen Z plan to depend on those benefits.
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The U.N. has estimated that some 93,000 people were living in "extremely difficult" conditions in government-held parts of Deir al-Zor during the Islamic State siege and were supplied by air drops to the base.
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Bounties range from a maximum of between 30,000 and 50,20073 CHF ($30,000 and $50,000) for manipulation of votes that is undetectable, which drops to 20,000 CHF ($20,000) if an auditor would be able to detect the manipulation.
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We want to talk to hear about your salary trajectory over time, from the biggest drops to the biggest increases — and in honor of Black History Month, we're keeping an eye out for black women in February!
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Tisci, the former creative director of Givenchy, has already revealed plans for limited-edition pieces and surprise drops to take place each season, as well as a collaboration with fellow British designer Vivienne Westwood, available in December.
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She said she was on meds and heavy duty drops to fix her peepers, and claimed she'd have to wear an eye patch ... but it looks like she healed up nicely in time for the big show.
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Family Finds 'Miracle' Dog Waiting for Them Outside Home Destroyed by Wildfires: 'We Were Hoping Against Hope' Four helicopters made water drops to stop the flames during the night, but they were grounded by 9:30 p.m.
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"We call on the (Syrian) regime to provide land access and if they're not going to do that, then to allow air drops to deliver aid to these people," British U.N. Ambassador Matthew Rycroft said on Thursday.
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" A podiatrist should say, "Those drops to put on your toenail fungus cost $400 a month and cure less than 20 percent, while a generic toenail polish has about the same results and costs $10 a month.
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Over a three-day period in 2018, a woman in South Carolina secretly added enough eye drops to her husband's water for the active ingredient in the medicine to kill him, according to court filings and officials.
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The Chinese government this year has promised to open up more sectors to private investment, including transportation, telecommunication services, and oil and gas extraction, as growth of fixed asset investment by private Chinese firms drops to record lows.
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If spare capacity drops to below 1 million bpd, or around 1 percent of global oil demand, oil prices will be left exposed to big swings if oil production in places like Libya and Nigeria were to fall.
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The Pew Research Centre reports that 99% of what it calls "solid liberals" disapprove of the president, a figure that drops to just 60% for "devout and diverse" Democrats, who tend to be non-white, poor and religious.
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In 2021, the key EU emissions goal drops to 95 grammes of CO2 per kilometer from its current 23 grammes - a challenge exacerbated by the replacement of standard lab tests with on-the-road "real driving emissions" measurements.
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Starting at the top, follow the sculpture's twists and turns and sudden drops to the bottom of the ride, and there lies the artist on a platform, silently in a meditative-like state, during the museum's opening hours.
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In 2021, the key EU emissions goal drops to 95 grammes of CO2 per kilometre from its current 130 grammes - a challenge exacerbated by the replacement of standard lab tests with on-the-road "real driving emissions" measurements.
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And a fresh iPhone 7 Plus screen in Omaha, Nebraska will cost you $320, unless you're willing to wait five days for the shop to order the part for you, in which case the price drops to $205.
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It has also argued that the 30% fee — which drops to 15% after the first year of a subscription — is fair considering Apple connects Spotify to its users and provides a stable system for payments, among other benefits.
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Control drops to problematic levels when you don't have the ability to direct or modify the resources needed to do your work or you don't have authority to pursue your work in the way you think is best.
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If you don't see any irritation in a couple weeks, then you can start applying one or two drops to your skin every other day, but always follow it up with a good moisturizer to provide dry-out.
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The tour company Paris Avec Moi, which offers tours of the Paris Opera and the Musée d'Orsay, for example, normally charges 180 euros for a two-hour private tour, but in August the price drops to 130 euros.
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The 35-year-old paramedic, Joshua Hunsucker, allegedly used eye drops with "30 to 40 times higher than the therapeutic level" of tetrahydrozoline, a chemical normally found in eye drops, to kill his wife on September 23, 93.
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The decline is one of the biggest percentage drops to ever occur for the social network's stock, and according the Wall Street Journal, the decline also knocked Facebook out of the S&P 500's five biggest market caps.
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He says surveys show the wider public wavering: 70% like the idea of the grant in theory, but that drops to 35% when respondents are told that income taxes—already high—would have to rise to pay for it.
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Upon detecting a user's activity (flying, walking, etc.) the PinMe app uses one of four algorithms to begin estimating a user's location, narrowing down the possibilities until its error rate drops to zero, according to the peer-reviewed research.
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In the most inexplicable moment in the book, Helena drops to the floor and blankets Andret as if he were a child, soothing him, murmuring "I love you, I love you," although we know that is not exactly true.
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We want to talk to hear about your salary trajectory over time, from the biggest drops to the biggest increases — and in honor of Black History Month, we're keeping an eye out for submissions from black women in February!
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's key assumptions within the rating case for Thermo Fisher include: --Thermo Fisher's gross debt leverage drops to 2.8x by the end of 2016 and 3123x by year-end 2018, reflecting stable debt levels and EBITDA growth.
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Among undecided or independent voters, those who said they'd be more likely to support Trump drops to 7 percent with Palin, and the number of those saying they would be less likely to support him balloons to 54 percent.
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When the average call time drops—she alleges that the company does not exclude illegitimate calls from the log, including prank callers or other technical errors—her hourly income drops to 7 cents per minute, or $4.20 an hour.
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But "when fund managers feel a bit too excited about equities, excessive confidence can be seen via the comfort of being extraordinarily micro focused and comfortable buying individual names (such that correlation drops to very low levels)," Levkovich said.
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Broadcast — or traditional TV channels such as the BBC — still take the largest percentage of viewing time, an average of 71 percent across all age-groups, but the figure drops to 46 percent for 16 to 34-year-olds.
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A baby black rhino was born at a Michigan zoo on Christmas Eve, a rarity for this &aposcritically endangered&apos speciesA paramedic has been charged with poisoning his wife with eye drops to collect a $250,000 life insurance payout
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Throughout their stream you'll find links to guides on how to plug in your record setup correctly, new release guides, mixes, as well as just countless beautiful photos of records and set ups—from new drops to rare cuts.
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Even though the business school population is roughly equal men and women, when entrepreneurship classes are positioned as being about "real-world business creation," female student participation drops to as low as 5 percent (versus 18 percent for all entrepreneurship courses).
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While it's melting point of 29.8 degrees Celsius is a bit too warm to be suitable for everyday use, when mixed with indium and tin, as in the case of its galinstan alloy, that melting point drops to 0 degrees Celsius.
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"He is alleged to have administered knock-out drops to a woman and then have abused her sexually while she was in a defenseless state," a spokesman for Vienna's criminal court said, referring to drugs used to spike a person's drink.
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It's aloe season, y'all, which means many of us are cutting our aloe plants to eek out a few drops to soothe our sunburn, or running to the drugstore to buy another bottle that will sit in our cabinet until winter.
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A woman retiring at age 65 in 2019 is likely to pay around $150,000 in health-care costs throughout retirement, while the number drops to $135,000 for men, according to an annual analysis by Fidelity Investments released earlier this year.
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At this point, the only way I'm going to be able to fit something bigger in my home is if LG's roll-up TV technology ever drops to a semi-affordable price, which doesn't look likely within the next half decade.
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I think you're oversecured today but if all of a sudden that equity value drops to about $20 billion or $15 billion…at that point we'll probably get out of those bonds because I don't want to take that risk.
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The sensational headlines are all over the place: "Trump job approval drops to 37%" (CNN); "Donald Trump's approval rating has hit a new low" (Forbes); and don't forget the elegant "Donald Trump's approval rating is in the toilet" (Huffington Post).
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"Our nation should hope that our next president is someone who every day, every night, at every moment drops to their knees and asks the Lord for guidance, asks the Holy Spirit for inspiration, and asks for wisdom," he added.
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Nevertheless, if the company's valuation drops to $18 billion, down 61%, and the value of his stock falls in line with that, then a stake that was worth $183 billion would be worth about $2.2 billion, a loss of $3.43 billion.
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Yu concedes that the company's compostable plastics won't be cost-competitive with commodity petroleum plastics, especially as the price of oil drops to unprecedented lows, but believes there's still a market in premium foods, 3D filaments and the medical industry.
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Hitting a weight loss plateau, for example -- something common among dieters who have lost some weight, when their metabolism drops to accommodate a smaller body size -- might warrant the help of a drug in order to break through the plateau.
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St. Simons Island, Georgia (CNN)Rescuers had to bore through fireproof glass and navigate passageways that had become vertical drops to save the final four men aboard a cargo ship that capsized off Georgia's coast, a Coast Guard official said Tuesday.
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The Russian Anonymous Marketplace, the most popular dark web drug market in Russia until it was taken down by law enforcement two years ago, used a combination of Tor and dead drops to help dealers distribute their wares to customers.
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There are sharp partisan splits on both questions, with about 0033-in-10 Republicans calling it inappropriate for a White House official to act against the President, that drops to about half of independents and about a third of Democrats.
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She says she's now on meds and got heavy duty drops to heal her eyes, but she'll still be dealing with it for the next 3 or 4 months ... which means it'll be an issue on the upcoming Spice Girls reunion tour.
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Just as a daily multivitamin can't make up for not eating your daily three to five servings of fruits and vegetables, drinking an antioxidant-rich juice or adding some raspberry drops to your coffee isn't going to make you invincible (or magically slimmer).
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But the text of the ruling left open the possibility that states could stop complying as soon as the start of 2019 — when the individual mandate penalty drops to $0, which was included in the tax revamp passed by Congress late last year.
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For comparison, according to the Department of Motor Vehicles , it is illegal for adults to operate motor vehicles with blood alcohol concentrations of 0.08 percent or higher in the state of California; that percentage drops to 0.04 percent for those operating commercial vehicles.
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In video of the May 23 incident, officers from the Mesa Police Department can be heard telling Johnson -- who was leaning against a wall -- to sit "all the way down" before police swarm him and beat him until he drops to the floor.
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By way of comparison, the typical large-cap mutual fund holds around a third of its long positions in its top ten stocks while the figure drops to around a fifth for both small-cap funds and the S&P 500 index itself.
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It's the first time a live game, one being continually tweaked and updated every few days, has gotten under my skin, to the point that I'm finding myself having extensive conversations with people about what it means for loot drops to be rebalanced.
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And in a 2014 deposition, a principal scientist from Allergan acknowledged that the company studied glaucoma drops of 5, 10, 15, 20 and 13 microliters in size and found no statistically significant difference in the ability of the drops to reduce eye pressure.
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Then the price started to drop, which increased demand, which led to further price drops, to the point where today, in many parts of the world, the cost of solar power is competitive with the cost of power from new coal plants.
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Half of that money was spent at McDonald's alone, the Post reports, though it notes that the cost drops, to $2,437.11 A request for comment from The Hill to the White House regarding the total price was not immediately returned Tuesday morning.
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"The Bowery Mission will NOT be offering Code Blue Shelter at Bowery, Tribeca or Newark campuses this winter," the November message read, referring to a term used by city officials when the nighttime temperature drops to 433 degrees or below, including wind chill.
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And in another example of internet-connected devices being used for advertising, Amazon was recently granted a patent for its Echo devices, enabling them to recommend chicken soup or cough drops to people if the device detects symptoms like coughing and sniffling.
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A "safe harbor" provision currently in place to protect the government from certain liabilities related to deliveries, meaning that if supplies arrive after the 105-day deadline, the tax credit drops to 20 percent and continues shrinking while the project is delayed.
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If the savings was split between stocks and bonds, the annual return drops to 8% You have to ask yourself if those additional returns are worth less sound sleep and the risk of a big market drop just when you need your money.
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After years of issuing public reports on their diversity, the big tech companies are still at about 30% women in total and, in technical roles — where careers are made at tech companies — that number drops to about 25%, their diversity reports show.
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According to the new rules, the central government will be responsible for 80 percent of spending to provide compulsory education and basic health services in poor provinces such as Gansu and Yunnan, while the ratio drops to 10 percent for Shanghai and Beijing.
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Sierra Club, Ohio maintains that a state does not need to submit a plan to reduce pollution levels after being found to violate the maximum level under EPA rules if the concentration drops to an acceptable level before it submits its plan.
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If it sounds like overkill, it is; but once the price point on such devices drops to the point where everyone can afford them, the non-smart appliances could simply fade into the background to make way for the new, connected ones.
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Each New Year's Eve, the New York Police Department, and its counterparts in state and federal law enforcement, face anew the job of securing the highly symbolic spot where the ball drops to the clamor of up to a million spectators packed together.
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Market volatility is rising, by some measures back to where it was when the central bank last sold foreign exchange reserves in November, and some analysts say the real's near-daily drops to new lows are now undermining confidence in the currency.
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There are a couple of auditory puns today, too, one where you "state drops" to get a homonym for rain, and one where the dinner course where you'd have a sweet slice of pie is a homonym "to leave" (or "in the mouth").
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First, the model includes a term that says how quickly the dipole acceleration drops to zero as you move away from Earth; Sarkar and company made this distance small, which means that their model isn't tested by a large sampling of supernovas.
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More than 80 percent of people convicted of stranger rape have a previous conviction, typically for a serious crime, while this drops to 49 percent with those suspected of stranger rape with someone they met online — and those convictions are typically for less serious crimes.
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Other drops to start saving for are apparently the Nike Air Jordan 2220 women's satin collection (cited by DeeDee Negron in New York and Sanne Poeze in Amsterdam) and the Nike ACG Mowabb x Comme des Garçons shoes (says Selma Kaci Sebbagh in Paris).
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The new phone pairs rugged looks with tough durability — it's rated IP68 for water resistants (up to 2m of immersion for 30 minutes), 810G for drops (survives 2m drops to concrete), and can work in temperatures from -20 degrees up to 5013 degrees centigrade.
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But it was the biggest losers of the oil patch that worried Cramer, as he thinks if oil drops to $153 it is the financials that have a large amount of energy exposure could be the true oil victim, second to the oil stocks themselves.
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" Just last year the Washington Post and Time magazine trumpeted a CBS News poll with this headline: "American gun ownership drops to lowest in nearly 40 years" and "The Weird Reason Why Gun Ownership in America Is at Its Lowest Point Since the 1970s.
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Amazon has submitted a patent application, recently granted, outlining how the company could recommend chicken soup or cough drops to people who use its Echo device if it detects symptoms like coughing and sniffling when they speak to it, according to a report by CNET.
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But while Keuchel's 4-103 record against them is decent but not overwhelming, his E.R.A. is a minuscule 1.41, and if you add in the six shutout innings he turned in against them in the 2015 wild-card playoff game, it drops to 1.24.
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Among Jackson's other beauty bag-essentials are Burt's Bees Micellar Cleansing Towelettes, which she uses to take off her makeup after shoots, Bliss Body Butter to soften her "ashy" hands, biotin supplement drops to strengthen her hair and nails, a mini mascara, and more.
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As seen on Doan's Twitch live stream of her attempt, the hula hoop drops to the floor unintentionally at about 58 hours, 24 minutes — much to Doan's incredulity, as she can be seen covering her mouth with her hands in shock at the mistake.
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So, it's not like you actually need to get in line over 72 hours before 'Skywalker' drops to secure your seat inside Grauman's -- but these fans seem ready for the long haul, with chairs, blankets, and camping equipment balanced on all those famous concrete handprints.
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After a few months in a cast, Ramona Towers is back in the heels doing crazy stunts and death drops—one of drag's most iconic moves where a performer drops to the floor into a struck pose (a split or with one leg bent back).
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The National Education Association highlighted a $40,853 discrepancy between what the average teacher makes in New York versus what one makes in Mississippi, where the average salary in 2018 was $44,926; New York's top salary ranking drops to 17th, however, when adjusted for cost of living.
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Omar Keenan and Kinner Lakhani, of Deutsche Bank, estimate that a 75% floor would increase the RWAs (and hence reduce the capital ratios) of 26 of the 34 listed European banks they cover; at 60%, the number drops to ten, mainly in the Netherlands and Nordic countries.
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The gift card drops to $50 if you buy an iPhone 7, or even less if you choose an iPhone 6S or an iPhone SE. Apple is also giving out $25 gift cards with a purchase of the Apple Watch Series 1 in silver or space gray.
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In the slower areas, customers only have access to ADSL2, where the speed depends on the distance from one of five Cleveland AT&T "central offices" because it travels over copper wires: at distances of more than a mile, speed drops to 6mbps, 3mbps, or lower.
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The number of women without any screening who are estimated to die from cervical cancer — 2000 out of every 1,000 women — drops to 0.76 deaths/1,000 with pap testing, 0.29 deaths/1003,000 with HPV testing, and 0.3 deaths/1,000 with joint testing, per a USPSTF chart.
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Mr. Stulberg offers us two revealers today, at 3D, where the warning for easily provoked types lies (DON'T TAKE THE BAIT), and at 9D, where a fishing line drops to the bottom of the puzzle (the series of letter I's and the J, which represents the hook).
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If boomers are restless (as the United States drops to rank 17 on the 2017 Global Retirement Index), if Millennials crave more than a paycheck, if middle age becomes a quagmire, it's because once basic needs are met, happiness turns on what we do for others.
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Peng is alleged to have couriered thousands of dollars of cash through a series of dead drops to a double agent working for the US, and to have picked up classified information provided by the agent and delivered it to China, according to a court-filed affidavit.
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The high rate of return was not the best measure of value, he said, because supply under the deal drops to a third of previous levels after a specifiied amount of gold and silver has been delivered, giving less potential gain to the company if precious metals prices rise.
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Basically, if you have an automated sell order in place for when and if the ETF drops to a certain price, your shares will be sold even if the ETF is temporarily trading at a discount to its underlying investments and corrects itself later in the trading day.
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When including Spain (BBB+/Positive), EIB's next largest shareholder, instead of the UK, to the group of shareholders accounting for at least 50% of the bank's capital and maintaining a vested interest in providing it with extraordinary support, the average rating of key shareholders drops to 'A+' (2015: AA).
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Outside the airport there is no hotel, no numbered door that opens on a room with a bed where she can sit and then lie back, prizing each shoe off with the toe of the other foot, so that one shoe and then the other drops to the carpet.
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Government data complied by TRAC shows that 73.6 percent of people in deportation proceedings in Boston (which falls within the First Circuit) are allowed to stay in the US. Unfortunately for Jose, that number drops to 24.9 percent for defendants who are held in detention during their trial proceedings.
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They could still overtake Chicago, the expected N.F.C. North champion, for the No. 3 seed, but the Simulator deems it far more plausible that the Cowboys finish fourth in the conference — a 76 percent chance, at present, that drops to only 70 percent if Dallas beats the Colts.
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"If for some reason, [ISM services] drops to 52, 53, anything that's below consensus ... that would raise the concern that services output is beginning to slow as well, and you'd get that same picture if employment is weak as well," said Michael Gapen, chief U.S. economist at Barclays.
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Researchers examined data on a total of 1,288 eyes from 644 older adults who got what's known as a dilated eye exam, when clinicians widen the pupils with eye drops to let in more light and get a better look at the retina in back of the eyeball.
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If the OC that Fitch considers in its analysis drops to the legal minimum requirement of 2% on a net present value basis, it would not sustain timely payment in scenario above the IDR adjusted by the IDR uplift, and would support recoveries given default commensurate with one further notch.
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However, if you think you may have lost a contact in your eye, there are a couple of tricks to try (and whatever you do, don't immediately pop in a new one): Flip your upper eyelid to see if it's hiding underneath, and try using saline drops to flush it out.
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The machines use a fan to accelerate a finely-tuned mix of water and air at high speeds, evaporating some of the water, which cools the remainder, causing a few tiny rain drops to freeze into ice particles, giving nucleation sites for the rest of the water to turn to snow.
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The bandleader Caufy Keeps (Isaac Gay), a Don Juan with a romantic streak, scuttles a world tour with his backup singers, the Lemon Drops, to chase his girlfriend, Deliciosa (Skyler Volpe), back to Haiti, which has just fallen under the brutal dictatorship of Jean-Claude Duvalier, known as Baby Doc.
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Chevrolet revealed specific pricing and trim details for the base model Bolt EV LT, which begins at $37,495 US and which drops to $29,22 with the maximum $2500,20 federal government tax credit applied – just squeaking under the stated $260K post-credit ceiling Chevy has been touting for a while now.
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Apple pushed back on Spotify's claims yesterday, saying that Spotify "wants all the benefits of a free app without being free," that it conveniently left out that Apple's 30 percent cut drops to 15 percent after a year, and that only a "tiny fraction" of subscribers sign up via the App store.
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The Fashion Spot notes that if we take New York's data out of the findings, racial diversity drops to 32.9 percent, plus-size model castings drop to five as opposed to 54; over-50 model castings to 14 rather than 27; and transgender and non-binary castings to 38 instead of 91.
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With OPEC engaged in supply management and the Middle East entangled in political conflicts while production outside the group surges, Bank of America Merrill Lynch said OPEC's global market share would fall as its outright output drops to 29 million barrels per day (bpd) in 603 from 31.9 million bpd in 2018.
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And finally, the results of a 2006 German study show that while 60 percent of women want to have "frequent" sex at the beginning of a relationship, in the four years that follow this figure drops to less than 50 percent, and after 20 years of relationship, it falls to about 20 percent.
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After launching her own expansive cosmetics line on Thursday night, which is already being lauded as one of the most diverse beauty drops to date, the bad gal went on to debut her fourth collection in collaboration with Puma, putting on an X Games-themed spectacle complete with millennial pink mountains and high-flying motocross flips.
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Krause said because Sanchez had gained more mobility in his hips, he should be better able to collapse his torso when he drops to his knees to block pitches, leaving the ball to drop in front of him as if it had hit a pillow rather than bouncing away as if it had smacked a brick wall.
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Los Angeles prosecutors are reviewing 8 sexual assault cases they might bring against Harvey WeinsteinA paramedic has been charged with poisoning his wife with eye drops to collect a $250,000 life insurance payoutThe father of a 13-year-old boy was unhappy with his son&aposs haircut so he went back to the shop and shot the barber
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Clinton's lead over Trump drops to 2202 points — 2628 to 28500 percent — when Libertarian nominee Gary JohnsonGary Earl JohnsonProgressive Democrats' turnout plans simply don't add up Trump's GOP challenger: 'I may be reduced' to debating Alec Baldwin Amash won't rule out Libertarian challenge to Trump MORE and Green Party nominee Jill Stein are factored into the race.
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With Kendall and Roman vying to step into the role of C.E.O. as their father lays potentially dying, their sister, the aptly nicknamed Shiv (short for Siobhan, played by the Australian actress Sarah Snook) is surprised when her boyfriend, Tom, an executive in Waystar Royco's amusement park division, drops to his knees in the I.C.U. and presents her with a ring.
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There's no way to know how the market will behave going forward, but there's a strong case that millennials investing for the distant future will be just fine: While holding the S&P 500 for one month has historically resulted in a loss about 40 percent of the time, if you widen that period to 103 years, the likelihood of a loss drops to 4 percent.
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