I like that when you say to fall, it could be anything—like to fall in love, to fall apart, to fall away from, to fall into.
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"The Fall (Vicalvaro 3)", 2013 "The Fall (Fuensalida 2)", 2013 "The Fall (Vicalvaro 1)", 2013 "The Fall (Borox 6)", 2013 "The Fall (Borox 2)", 2013 "The Fall (Fuensalida 5)", 2013 The surreal landscapes in David Maisel's The Fall don't look like anything on earth.
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The only thing I could think about was &aposDon't fall, don't fall, don't fall.
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Here are the best places to buy fall boots for men:Best fall boots overall: FryeBest fall dress boots: Thursday Boot Co.Best classic fall boots: GrensonBest places to buy stylish boots for fall: Mr PorterBest sustainable fall boots: TimberlandBest fall boots for rainy days: L.L. BeanBest urban boots for fall: Dr. MartensUpdated on 10/15/19 by Amir Ismael and Owen Burke: Added Grenson as the best classic fall boots, Timberland as the best sustainable ones, and Mr Porter as the best place to shop for stylish boots.
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It's also the weather—I like fall, and I feel like in San Francisco, it's fall all the time, always fall.
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Mnuchin said refunds should actually fall when tax obligations fall.
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The price fall below 28,0003 was not a clear fall.
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"It's going to fall, it's going to fall, this government is going to fall!" the fans sang at the stadium in Caracas.
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They stayed level through fall and winter — as apprehensions usually fall.
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"Farah did not fall and Farah will never fall," Nicholson said.
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What should have been there in fall was there in fall.
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The reason is because when stocks fall, they fall a lot.
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We all succeed together, and when we fall, we fall together.
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It's almost fall time, and I LOVE shopping for fall clothes.
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The plan started to fall apart when snow began to fall.
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It's always a fall, a tragic fall, and here we are.
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In Silicon Valley, you fall up, you don't fall down. Right.
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Make a great show, and let the chips fall where they fall.
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Joblessness cannot fall for ever, so, unless productivity accelerates, growth must fall.
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Its okay, if you fall you fall, if you drop you drop.
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BAIER: You&aposre talking fall of -- fall of COMEY: I&aposm sorry.
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When they fall—and they always fall—their bones break like twigs.
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I like a good fall movie, but I prefer the fall game.
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Here are 12 gorgeous fall venues to consider for your fall wedding.
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And sometimes good things fall apart so better things can fall together.
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I'll get up, I'll fall down, I'll get up, I'll fall down.
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If they fall where they fall, I can't disparage them for that.
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Stardew Valley: Fall Season (2016) Stardew Valley isn't really a fall game since it rotates the player through all four seasons, each of which lasts 28 days, but man, the fall in this game is, like, extremely fall.
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"History teaches us that when great nations fall in antiquity, they fall fast and they fall hard and, quite often, they are no more," she said.
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Does the responsibility fall on the users, does it fall on the dealers who exploit them, or does it fall on society for failing these people?
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Caterpillar's 1.9 percent fall and General Electric's 1.1 percent fall dragged on industrials.
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The fall was also bigger than market forecasts of a fall to 104.6.
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It's also designed to fall away from danger if it has to fall.
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Do what you do best and let the chips fall where they fall.
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It's like a trap you fall into, a cliche most musicians fall into.
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The report is based on data collected from fall 2015 through fall 2016.
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And you might fall off that cliff and once you fall, it's done.
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How can it be fall TV season when it's always fall TV season?
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"As human beings, we all fall down and all fall short," he said.
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Second, should the Kim regime fall, the whole country would fall with it.
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The most popular stories follow the "fall-rise-fall" and "rise-fall" arcs, which might explain how superhero movies and Greek tragedies continue to be so endearing.
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We fall ill; we fall in love with someone we shouldn't have; we live in countries that, for reasons we don't quite comprehend, start to fall apart.
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It's a law of modern Western and East Asian history (we'll call it Macron's Law hereafter) that with wealth and education birthrates fall — and fall, and fall.
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We'll find out this fall when Lucy in the Sky hits theaters this fall.
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Fall River is trying for you, and you should be trying for Fall River.
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And taxes assessed as a fraction of retail price will fall as prices fall.
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If it should fall, IS's pretensions to being a state will fall with it.
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When brilliant black artists fall down on the stage, they don't fall down alone.
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"I've always wanted a fall wedding, so probably this fall, in September," Batula says.
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We create culture in free fall, but we also create kinship in free fall.
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Or they fall back into a snare and struggle to fall out of it.
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You wonder how fashion designers keep up: fall, spring, resort, cruise, couture, pre-fall.
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Never get pushed back, never fall and if you do fall you ride up.
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And it's guaranteed that when All-Stars fall, they fall from much higher ground.
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And luckily, fall makes that easy to do, because fall is prestige book season.
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I think you fall in love really fast, then fall out of love slowly.
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To celebrate Fall TV and their huge Fall TV Preview issue — hitting stands on Sept.
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To celebrate Fall TV and our huge Fall TV Preview issue — hitting stands on Sept.
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We do argue and we do fall out, but we fall back in very quickly.
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Bashar [al-Assad] will not fall until al-Qaeda and others like it fall first.
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"Every stumble is not a fall, and every fall does not mean failure," she said.
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When stock prices fall, the value of private-equity funds appears to fall less sharply.
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"I fall in love with who I fall in love with," she told Pride Source.
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" (4:10) (screaming) "You think you're going to fall, you better fall on your face.
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Or, will the reboot take place in fall, even if it isn't released in fall?
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Objects in free fall, with only gravity acting on them, speed up as they fall.
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"There are avalanches, ice fall, rock fall, crevasses — even altitude illness potential, " he tells CNBC.
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Light Fall My first impression of Bishop Games' Light Fall: this reminds me of Limbo.
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Even Reese Witherspoon is fall-ready with punny pumpkins on the first day of fall.
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The triumph is the way the fall of Anakin mirrors the near fall of Luke.
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The fall in benchmark 245-year yields this past week was remarkable: UK gilts -23.9 bps, the biggest weekly fall in a year; U.S. Treasuries -24 bps, the biggest fall in over a year; German Bunds -22 bps, the biggest fall in over two years.
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The students participated in the study over a two-year period, beginning in fall 2014, with follow-up data collection in spring 2015, fall 2015, spring 2016, and fall 2016.
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The president doesn't want to take the fall, so he may make her take the fall.
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If the OPEC+ production cuts fall apart, Brent could fall back into the $13s, Citi says.
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Most importantly, eight fall shows are led by actors of color (there were four last fall).
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So the classic line is Democrats like to fall in love, Republicans just fall in line.
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And when people fall in Los Angeles, they can fall hard given the city's housing crisis.
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Objects would suddenly fall or fall apart, cars go off course, dogs drop to their knees.
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Starting October 9, complete your fall outfits with the Two-Pack Halloween or Fall-Fest Socks.
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This candle smells like fall, and its color will look great with your other fall pieces.
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You can use this dish throughout the fall, or save it for a special fall dinner.
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Elliot and Mia fall in love in a fever, and just as quickly they fall apart.
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The top six teams from the Fall regular season also will compete in the Fall Finals.
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"The fall of Venezuela represents the fall of the Cuban regime," the Republican operative told me.
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But they didn't equate the potential fall of the president with the fall of the Republic.
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Investment fees will continue to fall, while advisory fees will likely fall at a slower rate.
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The program launches in Fall, 2017, with a priority deadline of May 15th for fall admission.
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The first book in the series, which is about a young dancer, will hit bookstores in Fall 2017, followed by numbers two and three in Fall 2018 and Fall 2019, respectively.
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"I remember trying to find her on the floor and then I saw her fall, I saw her fall, I saw her fall and I was just in disbelief," said Anello.
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In "Almeda," Solange ruminates on Hurricane Harvey, imagining the brown flood water along with the brown liquor homeowners downed by the vat while they watched the rain fall and fall and fall.
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This has a lot to do with the fall of wars, the fall of Communism, the fall of dictatorships in Latin America, and the opening up of the Chinese and Indian economies.
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The fall in the Shanghai market is not the same as the fall in the Dow, although the increasing exposure to, and integration into the global financial system has exacerbated the fall.
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Did the small fall cause the break, or did the board fall on top of the control?
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So air resistance alone can't explain why a medium fall is more dangerous than a high fall.
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Preparing for the fall, zookeepers added extra saw dust and rubber mats to cushion the newborn's fall.
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When premiums don't fall, when millions of people lose their coverage, the rhetoric will fall flat, right?
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He asks what it takes to fall in love, and wonders whether people really fall in love.
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This means that historic temperatures are expected to fall, have been falling, and will continue to fall.
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Windows 10 Pro for Workstations will launch later this fall as part of the Fall Creators Update.
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" Clinton added: "You know, people don't choose who they fall in love with — they fall in love.
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" Clinton added "You know, people don't choose who they fall in love with — they fall in love.
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Fall is a great time to visit the Catskills for fall foliage, ample hiking, and outdoor activities.
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They do not fall off family trees, but they also do not fall far from them, either.
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It is "How to Pass, Kick, Fall and Run," not "How to Kick, Pass, Fall and Run."
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Not all the characters fall in love, but you'll absolutely fall in love with all the characters.
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I fall asleep pretty quickly, but wake up around 11:30 and can't fall back asleep forever.
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But usually when you fall, you fall very far, to your death, and that means a restart.
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"I just came to fall in love with these girls, and came to fall in love with their journey, and came to fall in love with how much they loved themselves," she says.
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Once I became the Ebenezer Scrooge of fall, the Ghost of Fall Past visited me while I slept.
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That's not to say they would necessarily fall as far as Clinton's numbers but they would certainly fall.
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Not for Rachel to fall in love with them, but for America to fall in love with them.
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Nicopanda's fall 2015 and others like MSGM in its pre-fall 2016 collection, seem to have many similarities.
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According to new data from airfare analysis website Hopper, airfares are set to fall another 8% this fall.
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It's not officially fall until you zip into your tried-and-true pair of fall ankle boots again.
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Bite Beyoncé in the fall," he says, as Underwood adds: "Bite famous people in the fall, people, c'mon!
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If prices fall, people wait until they get even lower, so demand goes down, so prices fall more.
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Eventually, both portions of the vehicle fall back to Earth, and both are designed to survive the fall.
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It's just slightly above X-Men Apocalypse's 303 percent fall and Captain America: Civil War's 60 percent fall.
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Though beautiful any time of year, Treehouse Point in Fall City, Washington, truly comes alive in the fall.
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Meghan Markle knows her way around a fall coat — but her use of fall accessories shouldn't go unnoticed.
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While Lincoln Center had hoped to release design proposals this fall, they are now aiming for next fall.
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The old model, showing spring clothes in fall and fall clothes in spring, has started to seem hoary.
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If Democrats "fall into factions," she warned, they will "squander" their opportunity to unseat Trump in the fall.
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If this was right, then a surprise Trump win should have led stocks to fall, and fall sharply.
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No, it's not the iPhone 6 from fall 2014 or the iPhone 7, which debuted in fall 2016.
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Take note, folks ... you can fall for the Pope, but don't try to make him fall for you.
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We can fall in love with any candidate, but we must then fall in line with the nominee.
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The problem is not so much how we fall in love but how we fall out of it.
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The production fall comes despite only a forecast 2.033 percent fall in planting, which will begin in late April, as yields fall to average levels amid what is shaping up as a drier year.
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The bold, warm colors and floral prints set the tone for more archival research, which drove Leon and Lim to resurrect and revamp various textiles, patterns, knits from fall '71, fall '81, and fall '83.
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"It has to do with reserve -- how robust an individual is after fall number one, fall number two, and then fall number three," said Dr. Daniel Stadler, director of geriatrics at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center.
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"Girls playing on a fall boys' team cannot be entered in the Boys Fall Individual Tournament," MIAA rules state.
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Beach days bring the risk of of a dried-out toenail that might potentially fall off — yes, fall off.
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I don't fall for many series, but when I do I fall hard and won't shut up about them.
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Because when you fall below that, it's to everyone's advantage to kick you so you fall into the 30s.
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INGRAHAM: OK. We&aposre doing that this fall, OK. You and I are going to a game this fall.
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The result is very clearly a drastic fall in the Yen and significant fall in long-term interest rates.
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The rules are pretty basic: if you fall over, or accidentally fall out of the sumo ring, you're out.
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After four years, 608 people, or 42%, had at least one fall and 18% were injured in a fall.
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In other fall fashion news, Prada also just unveiled the newest face of the its fall/winter 2017 collection.
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Launching this fall As usual, the new version of macOS will launch this fall, likely in September or October.
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This fall, a bottled version of its pumpkin spice iced coffee will join the chain's pumpkin-filled fall lineup.
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Adding to the negative set for stocks, oil prices are set to fall, again, in the fall, as well.
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When giants fall, they fall spectacularly, and HTC's descent over the last few years has been remarkable to watch.
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Four songs later, fall over your amp again, then five or six songs later, fall over your amp again.
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"A lot of times, folks fall into conspiracy theories that instantly fall apart and sound extreme," the mayor added.
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"When those things fall away, the compelling reasons to put on a headset fall away with them," she said.
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Venezuela's exports could fall below 1 million barrels a day this year and fall even lower under U.S. sanctions.
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Whether it's fall, pre-fall, men's, women's, or anything in-between, Michele knows not to fix what's not broken.
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That's a way of taking a fall — a potentially lethal fall — in a non-lethal and a safer way.
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They still have to catch each other when they fall — quite literally in the Rockettes' famous wooden soldier fall.
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Last fall, Caldwell had a nightmare that Honnold appeared at his front door bloodied and broken from a fall.
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The Access program began in the fall of 2016 with eight students; half will be attending college this fall.
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OAKTober Fest The National Arboretum is a fall must-hit, and there's no better excuse than their fall fundraiser.
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By the end the pairs fall for each other — and the Jewish characters easily fall in love with Christmas.
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" In the case of "Network," van Hove said, "It's the fall, the rise and the fall of Howard Beale.
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To illustrate exactly how bleak, we ranked the freshman TV series of fall 2017 fall on the quality spectrum.
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While fall officially starts in late September, there is a large gap between when summer seasonal products debut (around May) and the official start of fall, so companies fill that gap by offering fall products earlier.
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TicPods Free may not make you fall in love, but they also want cause you to fall out of love.
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Traders say it could fall another $240 to $2.53 in coming weeks as U.S. refiners move into heavy fall maintenance.
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However, a 43% fall in its equity trading division contributed to a 2% fall in overall revenue, which disappointed analysts.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had expected exports to fall by 0.1 percent, and predicted imports would fall by 5.0 percent.
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Last fall, he got to work scouring high phase images from the spacecraft's Saturn flyby, in the fall of 1980.
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Microsoft first launched Windows 10 Creators Update last spring, followed by the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update in the fall.
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To tackle the onslaught of fall arrivals, we're bringing that happy medium to life with the ultimate fall starter kit.
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The main idea is to identify any unstable bits that might fall down later, and make them fall down now.
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This poses a fall hazard to the infant in the sling, as the bottom of the carrier could fall through.
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Still, the crowd and his rival skaters cheered him on, and spin after spin, fall after fall, Hawk's confidence grew.
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The end result is that wages would have to fall by more than 10% because rents would fall by less.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had expected exports to fall by 12.5 percent, and predicted imports would fall by 10.0 percent.
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Unlike fall movies, fall games can immerse you for days and weeks, whetting your appetite for apple cider and scarves.
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"When I fall in love, I fall in love fast and hard, and it was this whirlwind romance," she said.
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The figure for April was revised to a fall of 1.3 percent from a previously reported fall of 1.0 percent.
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I think Klein is right that Trump will fall; I am among those who believe such a fall is inevitable.
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These Yankees may not fall off to the point where they're still not really good, but they will fall off.
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If last fall was a season of orchestral labor strife, this fall has been a season of eight-figure donations.
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Most significant, the fall in longer-term bond yields has not been matched by a fall in shorter-term rates.
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"As markets have continued to fall, rates have continued to fall as well and these managers have kept their positions."
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"It's kind of serendipitous as to which rock will fall when, but they're all going to fall eventually," she said.
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"The situation is below zero... Every time prices rise, we fall, others fall... the poor are lost," he told Reuters.
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The Rhodes Must Fall movement turned into Fees Must Fall, which besieged Parliament and brought a welcome reduction in tuition.
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Where Cards Fall wasn't meant to be an Apple Arcade release—it was intended to come out in fall 2016.
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Mr. Ford, for example, told WWD that his fall collection was delivered in July/August, as are most fall collections.
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Don't fall into this growth trap — doing so often leads to companies moving so slowly that they fall into irrelevancy.
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SGL has warned that its operating income will fall markedly this year as prices at its graphite electrode business fall.
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As it happened, Amazon did fall the next trading day — from $635 to $587 — and continued to fall until Feb.
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"Older adults who do fall sometimes experience an injury," said Kathy Cameron, director of the National Fall Prevention Resource Center.
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Cars screech to a halt, raucous children in a swimming pool fall silent and grocery bags fall to the ground.
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It's a really interesting, I think you know, everyone's sort of waiting for the fall, like this is gonna fall.
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The arcade survived the rise and fall of pinball, the rise and fall of Pac-Man, the rise and fall of Super Nintendo, and perhaps most unimaginably, the rise, and rise some more, of Manhattan real estate prices.
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"She worked for three months in the fall of 2015 and three months in the fall of 2016," he tells PEOPLE.
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The rise and fall in drone strikes in Pakistan closely mirrors the rise and fall of American troop numbers in Afghanistan.
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The monthly data for June was revised down to a fall of 0.6 from a previously reported fall of 0.1 percent.
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In case you weren't aware, the fall of local newspapers could essentially be the fall of news as we know it.
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But participants who experienced the fall estimated that the trip took much longer than the lucky witnesses who watched them fall.
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The retailer's revenue fall was its first in six quarters and came amid a 3.9 percent fall in same-store sales.
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Oil prices are heading lower and could fall into the $30s before the latest shakeout ends sometime during the fall months.
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The Mets' spot in the draft will fall as their record improves, so their chances of drafting stars will fall accordingly.
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He was unable to break his fall when the van stopped short, causing him to fall over and hit his head.
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Fall is a traditionally slower and less competitive time of year for buyers, but that is not the case this fall.
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You really gotta be yourself, essentially, and then everything else will fall into place when it needs to fall into place.
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That's why we like to give ourselves little treats so we don't fall apart or depending on the day, fall asleep.
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But the index was on track to fall nearly 2017 percent since Monday after a similar fall in the previous week.
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While he said stocks will likely fall, Gundlach stressed that he does not believe the United States will fall into recession.
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As prices fall for solar technology on the ground, they fall for solar that would be used in space as well.
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Because of the fall in oil prices, inflation for industrial products declined 0.9 percent, the only fall among the sub-indices.
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If you'd like to do some leaf peeping this fall, consider checking out the 2018 Predictive Fall Color Map from SmokyMountains.com.
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But UniCredit underperformed banks to fall 2.3 percent after posting a surprise fall in its core capital in the second quarter.
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"With the fall in interest rates (there) is a drop in inflation... Now the policy rate will fall further," he said.
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Arrest rates fall by 50% almost as soon as women become pregnant and fall much further as the pregnancy goes on.
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In anticipation of the return of symptoms in late fall, some people begin light therapy in early fall to prevent them.
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Trending down: The fall guy for some of Facebook's policy missteps over the past two years never actually took the fall.
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It's not about whether yields rise or fall but rather about what the inflation rate is when yields rise or fall.
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The Democratic Socialists of America went from having 230,22016 members in fall 2016 to more than 50,000 members in fall 2018.
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Increased gravity is a causal condition in every fall, but it is not the primary causal agent in any one fall.
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No. … Increased gravity is a causal condition in every fall, but it is not the primary causal agent in any one fall.
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Ten-year Italian yields were set to end December with a fall of around 15 bps, the biggest monthly fall since March.
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Between the fall of 2015 and the fall of 2016, the number of monthly apprehensions increased by more than 10,000, he said.
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The brand presented its Fall 2016 Men's collection last weekend and will debut its Fall 2016 Women's collection in Paris this March.
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The common currency has lost 1.28753 percent so far this month, the biggest fall since a 3.57 percent fall in December 2016.
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While 95 percent of disciplinary infractions at the school were connected to Juul last fall and spring, 50 percent were this fall.
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The specialty materials maker saw revenue fall short of forecasts, however, and said it expects organic sales to fall slightly this year.
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U.S. TREASURY YIELDS EXTEND FALL AFTER SURPRISE FALL IN N.Y. FED BUSINESS DATA IN MARCH, 10-YEAR YIELD LAST AT 2.616 PCT
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Global high yield bonds had their biggest fall since March on Thursday, and European junk bonds their biggest fall in a year.
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The fall of Fort Fisher led to the fall of Wilmington and a critical railroad line, hastening the end of the Confederacy.
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Having acquired these skills, many who intended to emigrate never do, perhaps because they fall in love or their parents fall sick.
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The fall was larger than a median market forecast for a 0.4 percent decline and followed a 0.2 percent fall in May.
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The fall footwear campaign, aptly titled SW Boot Camp, is a three-part series starring Jenner— and this season's hottest fall boots.
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The global benchmark was set to fall by nearly 27% for the week, the biggest weekly fall since the 1991 Gulf War.
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As the Twitter-verse transitions from summer to fall, a familiar meme has returned to celebrate the fashion of the fall season.
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I never expected to fall in love with a farmer, and he never expected to fall in love with a food blogger.
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For most people, the easiest one to fall back on is a classic, single-loop ponytail — and this fall, inspiration is everywhere.
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Last fall, fine art sales totaled nearly $702 million; this fall, they are down to $661 million, with 18% fewer lots sold.
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Still, a 12 basis point fall adds to a 26 bps fall on Wednesday that was the biggest daily slide since June.
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The story of Cianci's rise and fall (and rise and fall) is the story of recent Providence history; an urban opéra bouffe.
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While U.S. rocket boosters typically fall back to the ocean, the Chinese rockets launched from Xichang fall over land, threatening local communities.
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When you really examine this word, "fall," over and over again, you start to feel that maybe you would like to fall.
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Passenger revenue per seat kilometer in North America rose 2.9%, from a fall of 2.3% in the previous quarter, while in Europe they improved from a fall of 5.7% in the first quarter to a fall of 2031% in the second.
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If your laundry list for a fall boot, however, looks something like a sleek, walkable leather ankle boot in great fall colors, you may be able to take a shortcut and buy the ultimate fall boot from cult-favorite brand Everlane.
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Boots may be the most important purchase of fall/winter, but there's still plenty of fancy footwear thanks to the fall '17 collections.
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While they offer higher yields than Treasuries, MBS are "negatively convexed," which means their prices fall when bond yields fall or rise quickly.
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Somebody once said that if you fall in life, fall on your back – because if you can look up, you can get up.
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But he expressed concern that inflation could fall even further — or prices could even begin to fall, a disastrous economic situation called deflation.
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When the Ghost of Fall Future visited me, he showed me what life would be like if I continued hating fall so much.
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Mellon believed that sterling could fall to $1.32, and the euro could fall to $1.10 should the Brexit camp gain the most votes.
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Without the skills to stay useful as innovations arrive, workers suffer—and if enough of them fall behind, society starts to fall apart.
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Most of the drop in overdose deaths is linked to a fall in opioid painkiller deaths, as prescriptions to those drugs also fall.
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It's okay to fall apart when you need to fall apart, and to take the space and time you need to do that.
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Drinking alcohol before bed helps you fall sleep Do you think a nightcap before bed will help you fall asleep and stay asleep?
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In recessions, when stock prices fall as profits are crushed, the expectation that interest rates will be reduced causes bond yields to fall.
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If bond prices fall because of an expectation that real interest rates will be permanently higher, stock prices are likely to fall, too.
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" – to Billboard in 22015 • "The way I look at love is you have to follow it, and fall hard, if you fall hard.
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Before I fall start crying so hard that I fall asleep, I'll move on to some other things that happened in this episode.
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The market had expected producer prices to fall 5.4 percent on an annual basis after a fall of 5.9 percent the prior month.
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You can use the pumpkin syrup in this spoopy fall cocktail for, erm, recreating another favorite fall coffee beverage, if you're so inclined.
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Eventually, I'll probably fall away from the apps myself, whether from their fall from grace, my own serious relationship, or just plain boredom.
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I told Duncan about having performed in "The Mystery of Edwin Drood," twice, at the rec center, one fall and the following fall.
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He's a lumbering monster, an easy fall guy (who actually does die of a fall) for the anxieties and fears of liberal America.
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For the fall season, for example, they have a collection called "Fall Looks: Print Editions" filled with pieces in bold, out-there prints.
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The fourth day of fall term of my second year—October 1, 2015—was a sunny fall Thursday, a little chilly but beautiful.
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Of the 503,500 apprehensions the agency conducted from fall 2016 to fall 2017, only 30 were made by officers in the Houlton office.
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Women are slightly more likely to fall than men, but men are slightly more likely to die as a result of a fall.
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A lot of their voters do not fall in that camp; probably the majority of their voters do not fall in that camp.
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Some fall within Uber's guidance, like avoiding airports, but other reported incidents that have included racism from drivers fall outside of Uber's policies.
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The old adage is that Democratic voters want to fall in love with their candidates, while Republican voters fall in line with theirs.
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Fall Preview Projects debuting this fall suggest that hard barriers between the designed environment and the natural one are softening — maybe for good.
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The former president also fractured his pelvis after a fall in October and received stitches above his brow after another fall at home.
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Odey said sterling, which traded as low as $1.2842 on Thursday, could fall to $1.21, a further fall of more than 6 percent.
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They found that there were six main ones:Fall-rise-fall, like Oedipus RexRise and then a fall, like what happens to most villainsFall and then a rise, like what happens to most superheroesSteady fall, like in Romeo and JulietSteady rise, like in a rags-to-riches storyRise-fall-rise, like in CinderellaWithin these general shapes, of course, there were many mini emotional arcs.
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It's sort of a cascading theory — that once the provisions on pre-existing conditions fall, the rest of the law's insurance reforms can't work as intended, so they should fall, and once they fall, the taxes that help pay for them aren't working as intended, which means the Medicaid expansion now would be increasing the deficit, which means it should fall.
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That does not include the annual AFL "Fall Stars Game," which will be held this Saturday (November 4) at 5:230 PM. In case you were wondering, the Fall Stars Game is basically the "All Star Game" of the Arizona Fall League.
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I was lucky that I could fall apart, and fall for some time, without ever suffering the sort of hard landing that breaks backs; nothing I did kept me out of traction, really, but I was at least allowed to fall in anonymity.
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Kaitlyn: Welcome to the first fall installment of One Video, where "fall" means "immediately after Labor Day" because Lizzie and I are not scientists.
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Just as Bitcoins value skyrocketed over a few weeks this fall, so did the price of tulips in Holland in the Fall of 1636.
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January production was forecast to fall 9% from December to 1.21 million tonnes, while exports were forecast to fall 8.2% to 1.28 million tonnes.
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Meanwhile, this fall Snowman will also be releasing the story-driven puzzle game Where Cards Fall on iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Mac, and Steam.
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It's for this reason that the fall of 2017 is poised to be the fall of killer clown fictions — on big screens and small.
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Here, we've pulled together the nine biggest color trends we're seeing for fall — and we'd like you to vote for your fall go-to.
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Statoil also posted a steep fall in adjusted earnings in the first quarter, which it attributed to the fall in oil and gas prices.
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Every time you fall, Justin Bieber, the world will be here to pull you back up — and then watch you fall on Instagram, again.
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Yes, we're here to watch two people fall in love, but we're also here to watch people sob when they don't fall in love.
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Two months in, I was just beginning to fall for Therese, and, looking back, just beginning to fall into the person I am today.
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Spain's Bankia saw its second-quarter net profit fall 32% due to lower trading income, causing its stock to fall 2% by mid-afternoon.
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It ended flat at $2414.50,20.5 a tonne, clocking a fall of nearly 220 percent for the week - its second weekly fall in a row.
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Imports unexpectedly rose 1.5 percent on-year, reversing a 12.5 percent fall in July and coming in better than Reuters' estimated 4.9 percent fall.
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Oil prices have seen a dramatic fall since mid-2014 due to oversupply in the industry with analysts also noting a fall in demand.
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When he started to fall asleep, the marbles would fall out of his hands and onto a tin sheet that would wake him up.
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Ferris Bueller's Day Off Not only is this movie apart of the quintessential fall canon, the actors actually stroll though a perfect fall afternoon.
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He said sterling could fall to $1.28 by year-end, while the euro could fall below parity with the dollar within that time frame.
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There's still a little extra anticipation in fall, though—especially this fall, when new series (and anthology seasons) from the medium's best are abundant.
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"Certainly the U.S. is the swing producer and seeing the rig count fall certainly leads to this belief that production would fall," he said.
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Shanks earlier forecast U.S. light vehicle sales would fall in 2016 from the record of 28 million last year, and fall again in 210.
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"Farah did not fall and Farah will never fall," he said, calling on the Taliban to accept President Ashraf Ghani's offer of peace talks.
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A sharp fall in oil prices could also feed into equity prices, which have recently tended to rise and fall along with oil prices.
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I like spring and fall: in spring you're coming off the demands of winter; and in fall you coming off the demands of summer.
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"Even without tax cuts, unemployment was set to fall below 28500 percent, but with them it could fall into the low threes," Zandi said.
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Why flu season is in the fall and winterThe flu tends to spike in the fall and winter for a major reason: the temperature.
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When they'll be available: "The Falcon and the Winter Solider" will premiere in fall 2020, "WandaVision" in spring 2021, and "Hawkeye" in fall 2021.
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That fund is usually replenished with federal money, but the Post reported that it is on track to fall short of funds this fall.
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Even when the injury from a fall is minor, it can create fear that prompts people to avoid certain activities lest they fall again.
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In the meantime, you can track our local foliage with the New York Botanical Garden's "fall color cam" or the state's Fall Foliage Report.
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While rates would fall for Mr. Johnson's family business under the Senate bill, they would not fall as much as those for larger businesses.
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Even further up the seaboard, Cliff House Maine, a coastal resort in Southern Maine, has a "Fall in Love with Fall in Maine" package.
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They cause you to wonder how Morath was pregnant with Daniel, as "Fall" depicts, during the first rehearsals for "After the Fall," in 1963.
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Midi dresses are an easy transitional piece to lean on as we migrate from crisp early fall days to even crisper late fall days.
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Some solutions are already being tried — combining men's and women's wear in the same show, for example, or combining pre-fall and fall collections.
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That marks the fifth consecutive weekly fall in expectations, and would see inflation fall further below the central bank's official 2020 target of 4.00%.
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SFF author Phoebe North posted an open letter to Fall on Medium, celebrating the story and appealing to Fall to reconsider pulling her work.
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That wider measure of retail sales showed a fall of 0.8% in December from November, the second monthly fall in a row, IBGE said.
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Crowds have called for Fall at all his professional stops, including during the NBA's Summer League, fall preseason contests, and during Red Claws games.
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Take the opportunity to start unpacking your favorite fall duds, as Venus in Libra wants you to look your best as temperatures slowly fall.
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The Haew Narok waterfall, known locally as Hell's Fall, was also where eight elephants died after a fall in 1992, according to the BBC.
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But because the economy would be growing faster than the debt, the share of GDP that is debt would fall and fall over time.
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The fall brought abnormally hot weather to parts of the US. We tracked the temperature of the warmest fall month recorded in each state.
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"The amount of corn transported out of the north-east will fall, and fall very quickly," said Meng Jinhui, corn analyst at Shengda Futures.
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Revenues should fall within a range of $41 billion to $42 billion, while earnings per share are forecast to fall between $4.80 to $5.
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Wages fall way below their previous trend, as well as way below similar trends in other cities, and the fall is highly statistically significant.
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While Saint-George doesn't expect the dollar index to fall back to $80, he is not discounting a fall from the current $92.425 handle.
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There's always more coming in, from pre-fall to fall to resort to pre-spring to spring to cruise to back all over again.
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Nine of the 2658 major sectors were lower, with the technology index's 523 percent fall leading the decliners, its biggest fall in nearly three weeks.
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The first-half results followed an 18 percent fall in profits in the first quarter and a 23 percent fall in annual profits last year.
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Evan Blass predicted that Google would launch the Pixel Watch at the company's fall hardware event last year, only for that rumor to fall through.
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If the first were to fall, they would fall onto the rope which would stretch dramatically and then pull taut against the first anchor point.
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The chain is also introducing three new fall food items, the Maple Sugar Bacon Breakfast Sandwich, Pumpkin cream Cheese Spread, and the Festive Fall Donut.
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You don't fall in love with the new girl in town — you fall in love with the quirky best friend who's been there all along.
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If cash settlements fall to around 40 percent of the total, Chinese national property sales by value could fall around 4 percent, estimates Morgan Stanley.
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The fall movie season is unofficially underway as of this weekend, and that means it's time for us to wrap up our fall movie preview.
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Gone are the days of debuting Spring/Summer in September and Fall/Winter in February, as well as pre-fall, resort, and everything in between.
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"The reign of thieves must fall, the reign of Ramaphosa must fall," Malema chanted at a rally of about 40,000 supporters in Johannesburg township Soweto.
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This lagging performance is seen across all baskets, from the 20 percent fall group to the 50 percent fall group, and across all holding periods.
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"Prior to Bashir's fall, the economy was in a free fall, which facilitated mass, consistent and sustained popular protests against the regime," Allen told Insider.
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Every 28503 seconds, an older adult is treated in the emergency room for a fall; every 22019 minutes, an older adult dies from a fall.
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In 2016, the European Commission predicts Ireland will see its economy grow 3.6 percent, unemployment fall to 8.8 percent and gross public debt fall further.
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There are moments where she is afraid to fall ("Afraid to Fall"), and other times when she recognizes she has fallen ("What Can I Say").
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"That amount of rainfall would climatologically take nearly 18 months to fall in London and over 24 months to fall in Los Angeles," he added.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) The old cliche holds that Republicans fall in line and Democrats fall in love when it comes to selecting presidential nominees.
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The allegations first surfaced when Crews wrote about it last fall in the wake of Harvey Weinstein's fall and the breakout of the #MeToo movement.
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The party and the class it represents have forgotten that many of the people they are advertising to are children of the fall — their fall.
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It was a stunning fall, even by the standards of Italy — where every year a handful of clubs flirt with, and often fall into, liquidation.
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"Don't mind me- just enjoying my hot apple cider & the beautiful michigan fall foliage," she wrote, asking followers to share where they were enjoying fall.
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Chalco on Monday reported a 19.4 percent fall in first-quarter net profit hurt by lower prices, but one-off gains helped limit the fall.
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No particular reason, except that I am trying not to repeat too many bottles from past lists, like these from fall 2016 or fall 2015.
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Travis Scott took a nasty fall Saturday night during his performance at the Rolling Loud festival ... a fall that messed up his knee something bad.
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So you're less likely to fall out of your seat than you are to feel the bottom of your stomach fall out of your body. Yes!
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There Are No Colors For Fall There used to be two things you could rely on in fashion: florals for spring and autumnal everything for fall.
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Estimate the time it takes Spider-Man to fall into the elevator (assume that the web is stretched and pulling down on him during the fall).
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It's all too easy to read Ader's absence at the end of "Fall 1" and "Fall 2" as some sort of grim foreshadowing of his death.
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The fall in the companies' shares came amid a selloff in the broader industry, triggered by a more than 4 percent fall in global oil prices.
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With a combination of AI algorithms, the sensor can determine if a patient is about to fall and alert a nurse before the fall takes place.
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This fall, The Harry Potter Alliance launched Dumbledore's Army Fights Back, a campaign that will continue to support marginalized communities throughout fall 2018 and into 2019.
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European shares were seen falling slightly, with spread-betters expecting Britain's FTSE to fall 0.3 percent and France's CAC and Germany's DAX to fall 0.1 percent.
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Starting at just $7, these five tiger-print dresses are perfect for snagging Selena's look this fall — including a midi dress from Ganni's current fall collection!
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"Since the monkeys fall ill from the disease and they fall ill near people, they end up thinking that the monkeys transmit the disease," Alves said.
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The index was dragged down by a 3.1-percent fall in the UK mining index and a 2.1-percent fall in the oil and gas sector.
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By contrast, a no-deal Brexit would most likely cause sterling to fall and push up inflation, as well as causing business investment to fall further.
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A huge fall in equity markets will dent consumer confidence (although not as much as a fall in house prices, of which there is no sign).
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Analysts now expect Iran's supplies to fall by between 5.863,000 bpd and 1 million bpd, depending on how many other countries fall in line with Washington.
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Uber, which introduced the all-or-nothing option last fall, has been forced to fall in line in order to keep its app on iPhones everywhere.
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He says the stock could not only fall below its 216-day moving average, it could actually fall to around $22019, which it hit in January.
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Even though they act like rebels, they tend to fall in line with each other in a way that's ... or fall into violent agreement about things.
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It took me forever to fall asleep, so to finally fall asleep and be woken up by some guy grunting and hitting a headboard like… no.
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It is, officially, the spring-summer season — unless you are Tom Ford, in which case you are showing fall-winter, because, well, it is fall-winter.
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The price of solar is projected to fall another 25 percent over the next 5 years, while offshore wind is projected to fall another 40 percent.
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This fall harvest salad, which comes from the iconic Commander's Palace in NOLA, encapsulates all of the best of the fall bounty in one fell swoop.
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The precipitous fall of G.E.'s power business is particularly remarkable because it does not seem to be a fall-off-a-cliff kind of business.
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Would Maddon trust his bullpen now, or would he fall prey to the sort of anxiety that nearly cost the franchise its historic moment last fall?
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Analysts now expect Iran's supplies to fall by between 2000,22.85 bpd and 1 million bpd, depending on how many other countries fall in line with Washington.
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Desperate to fall asleep or fall back to sleep, many resort to Ambien or another of the so-called "Z drugs" to get elusive shut-eye.
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Mr. Jia's fall from grace is a cautionary tale about China's fast-moving tech world, where firms can soar and fall at the same dizzying speed.
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A master of depth perception and spatial manipulation, Kapoor knows how to entice viewers to fall into his art — or in this case, to fall up.
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It's an easy trap to fall into — psychologists themselves frequently fall prey to it themselves — but no single study can say very much on its own.
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Chinese stocks closed 297.28 percent lower, their biggest fall in three weeks, while U.S. futures pointed to a fall of around 20.6 percent on Wall Street.
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The couple went into contract for a two-bedroom condo in fall 2014, before the development was built; they sold their old place in fall 783.
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It is my favorite season, until winter comes with the softest of snowfalls, and then, unfaithful to fall, I fall in love once again with winter.
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The trailer paints a clearer picture of the couple's situation, and how sometimes the reasons you fall in love are the same reasons you fall apart.
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"If they act as dysfunctionally this fall as they did last fall and throw the debt limit into the mix, it's very, very toxic," Bixby said.
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By the time I got to the final quarter of the book, I realized the arc was neither rise-fall-rise nor fall-rise-fall but rather a series of smaller rises and falls that, once you pull back, make for a rather even-keeled narrative.
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So, we have the planners and the impulse buyers, both of whom make purchases that justify these early rollouts of fall items every year, but there is yet another group that gives an even more obvious boost to fall seasonal sales: They're known as the fall fanatics.
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Fall FlavorsDuff owns up to not being much of a pumpkin spice person, despite loving the season: "I crave more savory flavors in the fall," she says.
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Economists polled by Reuters had expected June exports to fall 4.1 percent, matching May's decline, and expected imports to fall 5 percent, following May's 0.4 percent dip.
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This may fall somewhere near your monthly payment due date, but there is no rule that the two will fall anywhere near each other on the calendar.
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Nielsen said in July it expected annual revenue to fall 27 percent, after forecasting growth of 200 percent, causing shares to fall 252 percent in one day.
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Nielsen said in July it expected annual revenue to fall 20113 percent, after forecasting growth of 3 percent, causing shares to fall 25 percent in one day.
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Volkswagen's VW brand saw February sales fall 7 percent, while Peugeot saw sales drop 3.7 percent and Opel/Vauxhall recorded a fall of 1.2 percent in deliveries.
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Cosmopolitan reports that Disney California Adventure is giving guests two ways to enjoy the quintessential fall beverage while they take in the parks' fall decorations and attractions.
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It takes surprisingly little effort to arrest even the biggest fall and a relatively light belayer can protect a big fall from a much larger climber safely.
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Jeanette Harper, a spokesperson with the FBI, said the fall takes into account the top of the agent's head, which would've made it a 14-foot fall.
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I whip out my card and pay the $27.463 deposit to secure my spot for the fall, which will eventually go toward tuition for the fall semester.
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But with Britain not expected to file formal paperwork to begin the exit until the fall, the actual task of maintaining stability will fall to Obama's successor.
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Altria's market cap is projected to fall by 37%, while British American Tobacco and Imperial Brands would see their market values fall by 32% and 15%, respectively.
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The fall in shipments compared with a 2979.2% annual decrease expected by economists in a Reuters poll, and followed a 2.4% year-on-year fall in April.
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The fall in shipments compared with a 7.7% annual decrease expected by economists in a Reuters poll, and followed a 2.4% year-on-year fall in April.
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From pumpkin pie chai lattes to fall harvest macchiato Frappuccinos, coffee lovers will be able to try unique and tasty fall drinks during the weekends of Oct.
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There's a good chance the device won't be available until the fall, a move that would echo Google's announcing the Home last spring for a fall release.
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A brand new game from Square Enix, Babylon's Fall takes place in the far future and perhaps mimics the fall of real-world Babylon in 500s BCE.
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That rocket will likely fly sometime this fall That Falcon 9 will likely fly sometime this fall, either in September or October, according to CEO Elon Musk.
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Credit Suisse expects retail sales to fall by 0.1 percent in 2017, less than the nominal 1 percent fall in 2016 and 1.5 percent decline in 2015.
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Since an ophthalmologist is a medical doctor, a visit would fall under your medical plan — even though it seems like it would fall under your vision insurance.
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The fall in shipments compared with a 21% annual decrease expected by economists in a Reuters poll, and followed a 2108.5600% year-on-year fall in April.
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For example, they noted that in Oregon, a paycheck can fall to as little as $218 a week under garnishment, which would fall below the poverty line.
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If you apply the average shift from the primary to fall results (with Democrats doing better in the fall), this race is forecasted to be razor tight.
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While fall 2015's collections showed with 20.75% models of color, the next season included 22.4%, followed, most recently, by fall 2016's 24.75% non-Caucasian models.
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How our heroes have fallen as well, but it seems oftentimes when our heroes fall, they fall even harder because those heroes mean so much to us.
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Coal consumption falls A fall in oil and steel production, and a 222% reduction in domestic flights, contributed to the fall in emissions, according to the CREA.
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The top two teams in the Fall Showdown will receive berths in the BLAST 2020 Fall Finals, an eight-team, $750,000 event scheduled for Dec. 8-13.
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Nationwide said house prices declined by a monthly 0.4 percent following a fall of 0.3 percent in March which had been the first fall since mid-2015.
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I was really in the free-fall — that's a word we used to have in the play that we cut — in the free-fall of the writing.
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Facebook had blowout numbers, Google parent Alphabet beat expectations but saw shares fall, while Amazon had a big miss on earnings, which saw its stock fall slightly.
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Apple's 224 percent fall to $252 was the biggest drag on the S&P and the Nasdaq, while Boeing's fall of 267 percent pulled down the Dow.
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They've happened at private events in the fall or at the big auto shows that happen in the summer or in the early fall of last year.
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The fall in shipments compared with a 2967.1% annual decrease expected by economists in a Reuters poll, and followed a 2979.2% year-on-year fall in April.
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Mugabe's fall has raised hopes among opposition politicians that other long-serving leaders will fall, but also stoked fears that those who replace them may be no better.
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You can't fall asleep when you're huffing like a sled dog, but insomniacs fear bedtime, and fear raises breathing rate, and that makes it hard to fall asleep.
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When you watch the movies, SEALs usually have inserted into enemy territory via a free-fall jump, often the high-altitude, low-opening method of free-fall parachuting.
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For the full year ending March, the companies expect a 5.5 percent fall in their pre-tax profits, compared to a previously forecast 8.7 percent fall, Mizuho said.
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The fall was shadowed by 10-year Treasuries which were also on track for their biggest one-day fall in two weeks, down 4.3 bps to 3.186 percent.
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Mr Putin is probably right to reckon that the world will come to terms with the fall of Idlib, just as it acquiesced in the fall of Aleppo.
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After a brief interaction, one of the assailants can be seen on video kicking Singh, causing him to fall to the ground and his turban to fall off.
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Was it something in the edit that kept you focused so you wouldn't fall into that common trap of suddenly some of the characters fall off the story?
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The coffee chain announced on Tuesday that the beloved fall drink will return to stores on August 28—nearly a full month before the actual fall season begins.
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After crossing the finish line, Palmiero-Winters told the Times about the fall: "When I fall, I laugh, I cry, I get back up and I keep going."
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But it's at least possible that the fall guy for the Definers story is still working on one of the things that he publicly took the fall for.
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The U.S. and G10 developed economy surprise indexes are on course for their biggest monthly fall for six years, and the UK index its biggest fall since 2009.
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Wearing her favorite selections from ALDO's fall line, the style-savvy pro demonstrates how sneakers not only provide major comfort but can also seriously elevate your fall aesthetic.
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Get out of bed if you can't fall asleep Lying in bed when you can't fall asleep is the surprisingly the worst thing you can do, experts say.
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Well over half of survey respondents, 20163 percent, said their institutions experienced a decline in total undergraduate enrollment between the fall of 2013 and the fall of 2016.
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Germany's DAX led with a 0.5 percent fall, weakened by a 1 percent loss for bank stocks, which tend to suffer when expectations for future interest rates fall.
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However, that timetable is not a given, especially as the price of electric cars is set to fall rapidly as mass production ramps up and battery costs fall.
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These cubes need to remain in perpetual free fall for the system to work These cubes need to remain in perpetual free fall for the system to work.
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For the week, the benchmark was down 5.8 percent, its biggest weekly fall since 2011 and its biggest fall in the first week of a calendar year ever.
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Among New Yorkers, there's a dark hypothesis about fall weather in the city, which is that there's only one "perfect" fall day with crisp sunshine and cool temperatures.
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As part of its fall 2018 home collection, Portrait of a Home, which was released yesterday, Anthropologie is selling fall-scented candles from Illume, Gaia, and Capri Blue.
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On Tuesday, IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde said U.S. gross domestic product would fall by up to 0.6 percent and China's would fall by up to 1.5 percent.
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Fall meeting in the works Sanders said talks were underway between the White House and the Kremlin on a possible meeting in Washington, to occur in the fall.
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I was thrown off the scooter and broke my fall with my right arm (I stiff-armed my fall while holding my palm out to absorb the impact).
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And college enrollment is expected to be at an all time high from fall 2020 through fall 2026, with enrollment projected to increase 13 percent over that period.
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We all fall over—it happens, our feet slip out from under us, we crumple, we fall—and we have all, at some point, fallen down some steps.
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The Junglecat case is held in place by basic plastic connections, but I never felt concerned that the phone would fall out or the controllers would fall off.
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"A very low-speed fall can be just as dangerous as a fall at higher speeds," said Randy Swart, director of the consumer-funded Bicycle Helmet Safety Institute.
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When the Fed uses its powers to lower the rate, that means borrowing is cheaper: Mortgage rates fall, APRs for credit cards fall, auto loans get cheaper, etc.
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"I don't know if you are just meant to fall, but I'd rather fall this way instead of having the tumble that I had in Sochi," Velasquez said.
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I've been telling women's magazines for 30 years that men fall in love faster than women do because they're so visual, and they fall in love more often.
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So over a few years, most Medicaid expansion beneficiaries would fall off as their incomes rise and not be able to get back on once they fall again.
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The other 10 points worth of swing come purely from Joe Biden's fall in the polls, a fall that has come largely thanks to Bloomberg and Pete Buttigieg.
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Kawakubo reluctantly titles her collections after they are designed: "Mud-Dyed" (spring 1985); "Ultrasimple" (spring 1993); "Abstract Excellence" (spring 43); "Bad Taste" (fall 2008); "2 Dimensions" (fall 2012).
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But, the true pinnacle of fall is the return of fall TV. That is the season when so many of your favorite shows return from their lengthy hiatuses.
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Eight of the 113 major S&P 211 sectors were lower, with the financial index's 282 percent fall leading the decliners as a fall in bond yields weighed.
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The OECD estimates that U.S., UK, Japanese and Canadian GDP would all fall by nearly 0.5 percent in the year following a 10 percent fall in U.S. stocks.
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The index is already down 3.7 percent for the week, heading for its biggest weekly fall since a 4.5 percent fall in the first week of the year.
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"Spare capacity could fall below 1 percent of demand by year-end if Iranian exports fall below 1 million barrels per day, as now seems likely," Gammel said.
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Those rises could not offset a 27 percent fall in Europe sales, and a 1 percent fall in emerging markets, which are Cipla's second-largest contributor to sales.
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But if they fall at a different rate, or even fall up, as some more fringe theories predict, physicists might finally have found a crack in general relativity.
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There is little concern, however, that prices will actually fall, only that the gains will fall back to more normal, historical levels of 3 percent to 4 percent annually.
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"I think we fall into the trap if we just simply say, sight unseen—we fall into the trap of being obstructionists," Tillis said on The Tyler Cralle Show.
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Tisci's last collections at Givenchy were fall-winter 2017 menswear and fall 2017 couture, which were both shown at the National Library of France in Paris on Jan. 20.
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Separately, a Barron's article said Boeing shares could fall as much as 15 percent if aircraft sales fall, with airlines keeping older planes longer and delaying new jet orders.
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There's a guilelessness to their avarice, in the fact that Anastasia doesn't fall for Christian because of his success, but doesn't fall for him in spite of it, either.
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"I love you can transition all of your summer gear into fall by just adding a sweater or a jacket and all of the sudden you're ready for fall."
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The Anti-Defamation League, which tracks hate groups, reported a 258% growth in white supremacist recruitment efforts at universities between fall 2016 (41 incidents) and fall 2017 (147 incidents).
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Morgan Stanley said last week that European equities could fall by 503 percent within six months, while many others think that global stocks — regardless of country — will fall, too.
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By the middle of the century, the risk of these floods will peak in the fall or winter, when what was once heavy snowfall will instead fall as rain.
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Some are still expecting a mild recession by the end of the year and sterling would likely fall in value with the economy signaling a fall into contractionary territory.
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The New York Fed's business index showed a record fall this month to its weakest level in more than 2-1/2 years, prompting a fall in U.S. yields.
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After six straight weekly declines, the dollar index was on track to fall about 3.4 percent for the month, which would be its biggest monthly fall since March 13.
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Yes — year after year, fall after fall, pharmacy shelves are packed with glistening bags of candy corn, Reese's, and Snickers pumpkins, Cadbury Screme Eggs, and oh so many more.
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With a sweltering heatwave governing our every move, it comes as no surprise that the idea of fall weather — more specifically, fall fashion — is all we can think about.
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I turned it on and tried to trick it — dropping my watch, faking a fall — but did not successfully game the system and trigger fall detection in either case.
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French lender Credit Agricole reported saw profits fall 15% to 1.22 billion euros on weak performance at its corporate and investment banking arm, causing its shares to fall 4.3%.
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Windows Fall Creators update: In the fall, Microsoft will roll out its next update of Windows, which is expected to include some minor changes in design and new capabilities.
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The piece, published Friday, part of an issue called The Fall of Men, hits readers over the head with how much Ghomeshi has struggled since his fall from grace.
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Last week the Bank of England said inflation was likely to fall below its 2.0 percent target in the coming months, in part reflecting a fall in oil prices.
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He was an avid reader, and when he started on Colette—I've never seen him fall into a book like that, and that guy can fall into a book.
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Although the fall was less severe than analysts had expected, the official data showed a 22016 percent year-on-year fall in sales volumes — the biggest since March 23.1.
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When Fall — whose full name is Elhadji Tacko Sereigne Diop Fall — came to the U.S. from Senegal at age 16, he had never played in a real basketball game.
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Australia's wheat crop is expected to fall to a decade low this season, the country's chief commodity forecaster said in June, but warned it could fall further without rains.
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I notoriously fall asleep before him, so he jokes that he'll snuggle with me until I fall asleep, and then go back to reading...which is exactly what happens.
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Johnny IsaksonJohn (Johnny) Hardy IsaksonGeorgia senator discharged from hospital after fall Georgia senator hospitalized after fall Senate GOP raises concerns about White House stopgap plan to avoid shutdown MORE.
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Over a year, this means that if 480 people out of 1,000 who didn't exercise experienced a fall, adding workouts would result in 72 fewer people having a fall.
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Coal recorded its biggest fall in consumption and production since BP's records start in 1980, with China accounting for a third in the fall as it shifted towards gas.
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So, for instance, if you lost your job, you're not just more likely to fall for finance scam, you're also more likely to fall for an online dating scam.
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Describing the gradual transfer of power from one historical center to others as a "fall"—a fall that Dreher sees happening once more in our time—is a clue.
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After six straight weekly declines, the dollar index was on track to fall about 20.11 percent for the month, which would be its biggest monthly fall since March 10.193.
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Industry association VCI in September cut its outlook for the second time this year, warning of a 6% fall in German chemicals production and a 5% fall in revenue.
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Also weighing on the markets was a 1.66 percent fall in the energy group due to a clutch of weak earnings reports and a fall in crude oil prices.
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Your favorite fall holidays are still months awaySure, big-box chains may be prepped with Halloween decorations and perhaps even Thanksgiving items, but those holidays occur well into fall.
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The revenue fall in APAC was largely driven by a 74% yoy fall in fixed income sales and trading revenue, reflecting lower client activity in rates and foreign exchange.
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No, it's not that big orange-like thing that usually passes through the sky in late-fall, but rather the first full moon after the first day of fall.
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The national park confirmed the fall on Twitter on Thursday, telling visitors that the Northside Drive exiting the Yosemite Valley is closed due to the fall crossing the road.
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The February production index was revised slightly up to a 3.3 percent decline from a preliminary 3.4 percent fall reported earlier, which was the sharpest fall since late 2008.
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In Kuwait, the index, which traded after a three session break, slumped 22016%, its biggest ever intraday fall, dragged down by a 23.9% fall in National Bank of Kuwait .
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And as sad as we are to see our favorite season end, we are eagerly anticipating the arrival of Fall (or as Megan Thee Stallion says "Hot Nerd Fall").
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"Once they started to all fall, we were going to fall in line with the rest of our state," said Allyson Perry, president of the Marion County Education Association.
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"IF IT'S ME and your granny on bongos, it's the Fall," the singer Mark E. Smith, who peremptorily hired and fired dozens of members of the Fall, once said.
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That increase, along with the fall in production, led total exports to decline by 87 million tonnes during the year — to 295 million tonnes, representing a 23 percent fall.
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In New York, for instance, child poverty would fall by 36 percent under the most generous option; in California, it would fall by 38 percent; in Illinois, 13 percent.
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ECONOMIC FALLOUT * Earnings of major global companies could fall 10% this year, Citigroup analysts said, citing the steep fall in oil prices and economic disruption due to the coronavirus.
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Starbucks recently released its new Fall bundle on the retail giant, which comes with Pumpkin Spice Flavored Ground Coffee, Pumpkin Spice Cookie Straws, and a special 2019 Fall Blend.
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All these things kind of happening at once causes a lot of dominoes to fall, and as the dominoes fall, it creates more demand, pushing people toward the dollar.
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Based on the way price-to-earnings ratios generally shrink and stock prices fall in recessions, Rosenberg said the S&P 500 could fall to 2,200 in a recession.
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"The risk in free soloing is always to fall off and fall to your death," the renowned free solo climber Alex Honnold told The New York Times in 2018.
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Each 22020% fall in interest rates has led to roughly a 20208% fall in the coverage ratio between assets and liabilities in pension pots, the Dutch central bank says.
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For men and women combined, the exercise program did not significantly reduce fall injuries, but in men it was associated with reduced risks of serious fall injuries, broken bones.
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China Huarong Asset Management said on Sunday that its first-half earnings would fall sharply, the latest stumble in an acute crisis triggered by its chairman's fall from grace.
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Hollywood loves stories about people who meet and fall in love, so much so that you might, in fact, be tired of watching couples meet and fall in love.
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Something you expected to fall into place may just fall flat, but the moon in fellow air sign Gemini reminds you that your next adventure is around the corner.
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After six straight weekly declines, the dollar index was on track to fall about 3.4 percent for the month, which would be its biggest monthly fall since March 2016.
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It expects phosphate prices to fall as much as 29 percent to $22.16 per ton in the current quarter and potash prices to fall as much as 21 percent.
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Mr. Whelan attended Northern Michigan University from the fall semester of 1988 until the fall semester of 1990 but did not complete his bachelor's degree, according to the school.
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Fall of riyal-dollar peg could be major 'black swan' event: BAML Another key question, of course, is what will happen if/when the dollar-riyal peg does fall.
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But the aughts brought about the fall of a slew of queer record labels at the center of the genre, from the 2004 fall of Mr. Lady to Agitprop!
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Nicolas Pelham charts their rise and fall In the fall of 2016, two American pop cultural icons became unwitting touchstones in the discourse surrounding the contemporary relevance of data.
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THE CONFIDENCE GAME Why We Fall for It . . .
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Venezuela's currency — the bolivar — is in free fall.
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" - Tracy, 45 "Fall Out Boy's Pete Wentz. Sorry.
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GRAPHIC: The Rise & Fall of Noble Group - tmsnrt.
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" - Joey, 32 "Saw a girl fall onto tracks.
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Dawson's Fall , by Roxana Robinson (Sarah Crichton Books) .
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To wit: The first collection, dubbed "Fall 1," is specifically focused on "all the essentials needed to transition one's wardrobe from summer to fall," per a rep for the brand.
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Foreign tourist arrivals to France could fall 22012-280 percent this year and research firm KPMG warned that French hotels could suffer a revenue fall of 230 percent in 22.
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Trends in fall ice advance, the study found, have shown that sea ice is forming about three to nine days later per decade in the fall than it used to.
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The economy will one day fall into a recession, and the Trump administration will one day (maybe in the not-too-distant future) fall away in place of another administration.
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State-run oil firm Petroleo Brasileiro SA (Petrobras) saw its shares fall more than 3.313% amid a slide in oil prices and a 2% fall on Wednesday in Petrobras' ADRs.
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Whether it's Cruise, Pre-Fall, or the comical Pre-Pre-Fall, it seems like every time you turn around there's yet another brand new collection to feast your eyes upon.
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The two don't fall into bed, but they do fall into one another's arms, slow-dancing drunkenly after a storm prevents the arrival of the boat meant to relieve them.
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Not only is Meghan's gorgeous monochromatic red look one of the hottest styling tricks for fall, but she also worked another major fall trend into her ensemble — a leather skirt.
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Investors have fretted over several issues, including the fall in the price of oil, a slowdown in China and whether many parts of the global economy will fall into recession.
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Given that unemployment has begun to fall, the euro-zone economy is picking up and Mr Macron has yet to pass controversial legislation, this rapid fall from grace is perplexing.
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Personally I don't – which means that we should expect to see property fall in value by up to 103 percent while equities fall in value by up to 90 percent.
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The OPEC member has suffered heavily from a fall in oil prices and a major earthquake last year, when the economy shrank 1.5 percent, the first fall in a decade.
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Hong Kong is expected to see prices fall by 5 percent, making it the worst performing market, followed by Singapore, where prices are expected to fall 3.3 percent in 20163.
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German 10-year bond yields showed their largest weekly fall in three weeks, with the safe-haven debt boosted by sales of risk assets and a fall in oil prices.
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Oil's rapid fall has made a prediction that Goldman Sachs made last year that crude could fall as low as $20 a barrel seem less outlandish than it then seemed.
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If you, like us, are already obsessed with Ganni, get ready to fall even harder for the cult contemporary brand, following its fall/winter 2017 show at Copenhagen Fashion Week.
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The 10-year U.S. Treasuries yield fell 7.5 basis points in Asia to 1.780%, on top of last week's 23 basis point fall, the biggest weekly fall in seven years.
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Analysts now expect profits of S&P 2737 companies to fall 21.58%, a sharp improvement from a 21% fall estimated at the beginning of the month, according to Refinitiv data.
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A Reuters survey had forecast palm oil's end-February stockpiles to fall 723 percent to 2.95 million tonnes, while production was forecast to fall 8 percent to 1.6 million tonnes.
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A Reuters survey had forecast palm oil's end-February stockpiles to fall 1.7 percent to 2.95 million tonnes, while production was forecast to fall 8 percent to 1.6 million tonnes.
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Johnny IsaksonJohn (Johnny) Hardy IsaksonGeorgia senator discharged from hospital after fall Georgia senator hospitalized after fall Senate GOP raises concerns about White House stopgap plan to avoid shutdown MORE (R).
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A 272 percent fall in miner Rio Tinto and a fall of nearly 21 percent in EasyJet, which were among companies whose shares went ex-dividend, weighed on the index.
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However, the number of homicides where a knife or sharp instrument was involved dropped, reflecting an overall fall in the number of homicides, the first annual fall since March 27.
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Macy's said it now expects comparable sales on an owned plus licensed basis to fall 3-4 percent in the year ending January, from a 1 percent fall forecast earlier.
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I do not want to take a drug to make me fall in love with someone, or worse still, have someone take a drug to fall in love with me.
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Citing a 10 percent fall in the price of crude in the first half of March, GfK said it expected inflation to fall below 2 percent in the coming months.
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According to the American Geriatrics Society, up to one-third of adults over the age of 65 living at home experience a fall, and nearly two-thirds will fall again.
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When babies are learning to walk, says Branson, they stand up on wobbly legs, fall over, struggle to get up and fall over again before finally taking their first steps.
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Johnny IsaksonJohn (Johnny) Hardy IsaksonGeorgia senator discharged from hospital after fall Georgia senator hospitalized after fall Senate GOP raises concerns about White House stopgap plan to avoid shutdown MORE (Ga.).
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Official estimates published Wednesday showed a drop in the output of capital goods contributed to a 0.9 percent fall month-on-month and a 4.2 percent fall year-on-year.
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In the neighborhood of Burri, dozens chanted "the revolution is the choice of the people" and "fall, that's it", to send the message that their only demand is Bashir's fall.
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The fall in net interest margin triggered a fall in shares of other banks on concerns that it would presage lower profits across the industry as interest rates have dropped.
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The much more likely outcome is that Mueller releases the findings from his investigation sometime this fall — and lets the chips, as they relate to Trump, fall where they may.
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The fall was the sharpest between any two months since February 2015, largely reflecting a fall in global oil prices, and there were signs of slowing price pressure in factories.
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The Trump administration has pushed to limit the types of evidence it considers into those that fall into a particular scientific approach — and this one doesn't fall into that framework.
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There is even, as there always is, a movement to change the season back to a spring-fall schedule, rather than the European-style fall-spring calendar introduced in 2010.
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In essence, Fossil's fall lineup will feature the Snapdragon Wear 3100 chipset—so in case you were wondering when all those would hit the market, the answer is this fall.
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The CGPI was expected to fall 4.2 percent in the year to June, a 15th straight monthly fall reflecting weak domestic demand and the strong yen pushing down import prices.
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If you make a bunch of money in the spring but then lose money in the fall, those fall losses will offset your spring profits and reduce your tax bill.
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Former President Jimmy CarterJimmy CarterJimmy Carter's church announces he will teach Sunday school despite recent fall Democrats must question possible political surveillance Jimmy Carter leaves the hospital to recover from fall at home MORE has been released from the hospital where he was being treated for a fractured pelvis from a recent fall.
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Crude prices were up more than 5 percent after data showed a fall in U.S. rig counts and the International Energy Agency said it expects U.S. shale oil output to fall.
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Not to mention, she's almost immediately faced with a love triangle: To fall in love with Pin, moody horseboi, or to fall in love with Marcus (Bruce Herbelin-Earle), perfectly pintuckedboi?
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Conversely, if prices were to fall to $20 per barrel, then the consumer price index would fall to a minus 1 percent level, eventually settling at 21 percent in June 20.4.
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They were first and foremost a response to a climate in which a year's rains fall chiefly in the four brief months of the summer monsoon, when they fall at all.
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Its estimates suggest that the auto firms with greatest U.S. exposure could see a 16 percent fall in earnings per share (EPS), while the sector overall would likely fall 10 percent.
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Nokia earlier this month reported 27 percent fall in its quarterly earnings and said it expected the value of the global networks market to fall by around 2 percent this year.
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But following a 1.2% monthly fall in November, output fell 0.7% in December, IBGE said, steeper than the median forecast of a 0.5% fall projected in a Reuters poll of economists.
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The Anti-Defamation League, which also tracks hate groups, reported a 258% growth in white supremacist recruitment efforts on college campuses between fall 2016 (41 incidents) and fall 2017 (147 incidents).
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Analysts now expect profits of S&P 21 companies to fall just 21.83%, a sharp improvement from a 21% fall estimated at the beginning of the month, according to Refinitiv data.
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Instead of the headache and frustration that come with taking your closet from summer to fall, we're breaking down the only 10 things you really need to fall-proof your wardrobe.
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But No. 2, because children can actually fall in walkers, fall down stairs in walkers, and have the ability to reach things that are developmentally inappropriate, like hot stoves, hot water.
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Data on the New York Fed's business index showed a record fall this month, its weakest level in more than 2-1/2 years, prompting an earlier fall in U.S. yields.
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But on Tuesday, the designer took to Instagram Stories to call Forever 21 out on a few coats that resemble pieces from her fall/winter 2015 and fall/winter 2016 collections.
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At 10 high schools in Los Angeles, a total of 63,668 students participated in two surveys - one in the fall of ninth grade and another in the fall of eleventh grade.
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Euro zone stocks could fall as much as 35 percent, the trade-weighted euro lose 10 percent of its value, and high-yield European bonds fall as much as 17 percent.
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The majority of the mountain's runs are fairly challenging: only 7% of trails fall into the "easiest" category, 22% fall into "more difficult," 45% are "most difficult," and 26% are extreme.
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Say goodbye to daylight, friends — 800 episodes from ABC's classic TGIF programming block are making their way to Hulu this fall, and you're definitely going to fall into a nostalgia hole.
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Johnny IsaksonJohn (Johnny) Hardy IsaksonGeorgia senator discharged from hospital after fall Georgia senator hospitalized after fall Senate GOP raises concerns about White House stopgap plan to avoid shutdown MORE (Ga.) Sen.
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Facebook launched Pages for nonprofits last fall Facebook launched Pages for nonprofits last fall, letting organizations like Mercy Corps and the World Wildlife Fund raise money directly from the News Feed.
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So, returning to Brooks' claim -- it's true that rocks fall from cliffs, silt is deposited by rivers and all manners of terrestrial debris enter the oceans and fall to the bottom.
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In its latest key FX calls, HSBC has predicted the euro versus dollar pair will fall out of its recent trading range and fall to 1.15 by the end of 2018.
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Bitcoin's Rise and Fall Source: CoinDesk Wharton, which is ranked No. 1 by Forbes and No. 3 by U.S. News and World Report, is also adding a class in the fall.
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Last summer, conservative pundit Bill Kristol suggested that Trump's America mirrored the fall of the Roman Empire: The speed with which we're recapitulating the decline and fall of Rome is impressive.
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Johnny IsaksonJohn (Johnny) Hardy IsaksonGeorgia senator discharged from hospital after fall Georgia senator hospitalized after fall Senate GOP raises concerns about White House stopgap plan to avoid shutdown MORE (R-Ga.).
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The old saying that "Republicans fall in line, Democrats need to fall in love" with their presidential candidates was never really true, and it seems less so than ever this year.
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Fall doesn't technically begin for a few more weeksAccording to "The Old Farmer's Almanac," it's still summer until the official start of fall on September 23, when the autumnal equinox occurs.
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It was so comfortable, in fact, I was constantly battling the urge to fall asleep (I famously fall asleep easily); a seat in economy class on a plane this was not.
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Proenza Schouler fall 2016 runway look Proenza Schouler runway look drawn on the iPad Pro Proenza Schouler fall 2016 look "The drawing experience is unmatched," Sing said of the iPad Pro.
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The fall in crude prices and volatility in China's markets have hit India and other emerging markets hard this month, with the NSE index headed for its third consecutive daily fall.
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The details of did she hit her head and fall into the water or did she fall into the water and then hit her head, those little things don't concern me.
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The Ljubljana bourse told Reuters trading was suspended because the bids showed its share price would fall by more than 15 percent which is the bourse's limit for a daily fall.
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This, of course, creates a virtuous cycle: as prices fall, more wind turbines and solar panels are ordered, which creates additional economies of scale, which causes the prices to fall further.
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It's unclear which approach will be safer and more reliable — flying robots could crash and fall on people's heads, but ground-based robots could cause accidents or fall prey to vandalism.
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On the one hand, Santorum's fall is an unremarkable example of politics as usual: Sometimes politicians who have strong credentials fall from the conversation, get labeled as unpopular, and never recover.
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Falling between the traditional fall/winter and spring/summer seasons, the cruise season — and its late-summer counterpart, pre-fall — accounts for between 60 and 80 percent of designer clothing sales.
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WTI is currently on track for a seventh week of losses with a fall of 3 percent, while Brent is heading for a 1.5 percent fall — a third straight weekly decline.
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On Thursday Reuters witnessed hundreds of protesters in downtown Khartoum, chanting "peaceful, peaceful against the thieves" and "fall, that's it", to send the message that their only demand is Bashir's fall.
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While the Mariners are soaring, Los Angeles is in a deep free fall with 11 consecutive defeats — matching the dubious franchise record — to fall a season-worst 203 games below .500.
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Analysts now expect profits of S&P 2737 companies to fall just 21.72%, a sharp improvement from a 21% fall estimated at the beginning of the month, according to Refinitiv data.
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It was the first fall in corporation tax revenues for the month of September since 2009, the ONS said, adding that it was unable to provide a reason for the fall.
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Economists polled by Reuters had expected May exports to fall 3.6 percent, after a 1.8 percent decline in April, and expected imports to fall 6 percent, following April's 10.9 percent decline.
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Earlier this year, Reuters reported that Chinese policymakers would tolerate a fall in the yuan to 6.8 per dollar in 2016, which would mean a 4.5 percent fall for the year.
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Because it seemed like, as a reader, like, oh, Harvey Weinstein — which was sort of the white whale of harassment and terrible behavior — breaks in the fall, early fall of 2017.
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" "Beyoncé didn't fall she invented the new dance move.
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GRAPHIC - The rise and fall of Patisserie Holdings - tmsnrt.
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Centers don't just fall apart — they dissolve in acid.
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BEVERLY HILLS, California — Fall is looking good for Amazon.
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Even if you fall (a lot), you'll thank me.
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" And to all: "We will rise or fall together.
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It will fall of its own weight - be careful!
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But come fall, we seriously ship the inside — a.k.a.
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A clean — no barriers — fall, straight into the audience.
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" In simple terms: "United we stand, divided we fall.
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Narrator: All trainees have to graduate ... Instructor: Fall out!
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Pittsburgh lost its fourth straight to fall back to .
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We got to school in the fall ... A list?
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But if they fall short -- will Marcell and co.
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Lord & Taylor sold its Fifth Avenue flagship last fall.
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" It predicts that GDP "could continue to fall slightly.
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A rocket mission designed to fail — then to fall
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To the contrary, markets often fall — and sometimes crash.
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Once the oceans rise, they will not fall back. ■
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", and, chillingly, "I WAS PUSHED — I DID NOT FALL.
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It's fall — the perfect time for a road trip.
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The rise is illusory — and the fall is coming.
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That helped it reiterate a forecast for full-year currency adjusted sales to fall between zero and 3 percent and for operating earnings before special items to fall 17 to 23 percent.
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In the summer and fall, low sea ice cover allows ocean waters to absorb heat from the sun, which is then slowly released into the air in the fall and early winter.
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However, fall in U.S. Treasury yields, lower crude oil prices and position building ahead of India's rate-setting panel's policy decision this week are likely to cap any major fall, dealers said.
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In major U.K. earnings, retailer Next which reported a slight fall in sales between 31 January to Monday 2 May and warned sales could fall as much as 3.5 percent this year.
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More importantly, we finally have details on when and where we'll be able to play it: Where Cards Fall will be launching this fall on iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Mac, and Steam.
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That helped to cushion a sharp fall in Asia-Pacific, where a 262% decline in activity drove the region's market share in the products to fall to under 227% from over 103%.
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In the summer and fall, missing sea ice cover allows ocean waters to absorb heat from the sun, which is then slowly released into the air in the fall and early winter.
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Yet, we can feel grounded in knowing that Bryce and Hannah's post-football game introduction likely took place at the very start of Hannah's sophomore year fall semester, since football means fall.
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But it's fall where the most money can be made, and so it's fall when Trader Joe's puts the most effort into creating specific seasonal products to squeeze out every last dime.
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Stefani and Shelton, who have been dating since the fall of 2015, will soon be reunited on the popular singing competition, as she will be replacing original coach Adam Levine this fall.
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Economists polled by Reuters had expected April exports to fall 0.1 percent, after a surprise 11.5 percent rise in March, and expected imports to fall 5 percent, following March's 7.6 percent decline.
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But as your skinny jeans have been replaced with baggier styles, your fall miniskirts have become fall midis, and those little woolen socks are now fishnets, you're craving something a little fresher.
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Tens of thousands of meteors larger than 10 grams of material fall to Earth each year, though the vast majority fall over rural or oceanic regions well away from direct human observation.
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At the same time, its unusual financial relationship with a pharmacy selling most of its highly profitable dermatology drugs began to fall apart in the fall of 2015, and its shares slid.
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At each rank, the chart showed the growth in income between these two years, an era of "high globalisation" from the fall of the Berlin Wall to the fall of Lehman Brothers.
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At the White House, he has instructed his top advisers that they must not fall short of meeting his goal to admit 10,93 Syrian refugees to the United States by the fall.
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Case in point: They showed their fall/winter 2015 collection in the Marcel Breuer-designed former Whitney Museum of Art on Madison Avenue; fall/winter 2016 was in the new downtown Whitney.
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The Merrill Lynch energy high yield debt index tumbled to its lowest in over five years on Friday, posting its biggest weekly fall since October 2008 and the second biggest fall ever.
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This comes after Singapore reported its slowest on-year economic growth in the fourth quarter, its biggest fall in exports and the biggest fall in factory output in more than two years.
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"There were at least three or four moments where I think everyone on the production thought, 'This is going to fall down, this whole thing is going to fall apart,' " Wardle says.
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Just as flipping heads doesn't mean the next flip will land tails, the simple fact that things didn't fall apart last quarter doesn't mean they're more likely to fall apart this quarter.
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His book, "The Rise and Fall of the Religious Left: Politics, Television, and Popular Culture in the 1970s and Beyond," will be published in the fall of 2019 by Columbia University Press.
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After a 5 percent fall in revenues in 2016, Armani said he expected sales to fall by the same amount both this year and next, but to start growing again from 2019.
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Although the skirt was featured in a category of "fall fashion," it wouldn't provide any warmth during the colder months — unless maybe you live in Florida, where fall weather is 65 degrees.
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But when the entire TV calendar is filled with new shows, when every week feels like the fall TV seasons of yore, the importance of fall premiere week every late September wanes.
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German inflation has not been lower since February 2018 and analysts said it should even fall further toward 1% this year, as energy prices fall and growth in Europe's biggest economy slows.
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Growth is expected to fall to 3.3% in the fiscal year 2018/19, which ended on June 30, from 5.2% the previous year, and to fall further to 2.4% in 2020/21.
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Fall and Winter 2020: Johnson & Johnson plans to start a vaccine trial Inovio, for instance, has said it plans to publish and present the initial data on its vaccine in the fall.
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Last fall, the Institute of International Education, which produces a report on international student enrollment trends, noted that in fall 103, American higher education saw the first drop in new international students.
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"There are clearly much bigger implications than just the fall in oil prices, which will obviously provoke a fall in exports and a fiscal impact," said Camilo Perez of Banco de Bogota.
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If you do end up finding it easier to fall asleep someplace other than in your bedroom, do it: Fall asleep on the couch first (for example), then transition into the bedroom.
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You may warm up with more soups and stews, opt for seasonal fall ingredients, and treat yourself to hardier dishes that will keep you satisfied even as you brave cooler fall weather.
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Enthusiasm for voting has bounced a bit throughout CNN's polling this past fall, but has consistently remained at a higher level than is typical even for the fall of an election year.
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However bland are the images that come to mind when we think of fall — lumpy sweaters, matte makeup, cups of tea, muted earth tones — fall is also the season of endless spice.
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Johnny IsaksonJohn (Johnny) Hardy IsaksonGeorgia senator discharged from hospital after fall Georgia senator hospitalized after fall Senate GOP raises concerns about White House stopgap plan to avoid shutdown MORE's (R-Ga.) office.
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A sharp fall in gasoline and fuel oil margins in recent days precipitated the fall, with a relative strength in middle distillates failing to keep overall margins in positive territory, traders said.
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The title song "Fall" follows with straightforward lyrics and seasonal metaphors ("My reality is a cruel fall without you / I still can't forget") in a longing message dedicated to a past love.
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Global oil and gas investments are expected to fall to their lowest in six years in 2016 to $522 billion, following a 22 percent fall in 1203, according to consultancy Rystad Energy.
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Given that the fall season is fast approaching, it's only logical that Coach would update its offerings with new fall colors to match your fall ensemble (assuming you're the kind of person who buys seasonal watch bands, anyway.) Haute Écriture has the full rundown on what exactly is new in Coach's lineup, if you're interested in the complete lineup.
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Former President Jimmy CarterJimmy CarterJimmy Carter's church announces he will teach Sunday school despite recent fall Democrats must question possible political surveillance Jimmy Carter leaves the hospital to recover from fall at home MORE — who for years has taught Sunday school at a Baptist church — will teach this week despite having suffered a recent fall, his church announced Tuesday.
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"If we assume a fall in operating profit of the Samsung's mobile division from this event is translated into a fall in value added of the industry, the fall in annual operating profit by 10 percent to 50 percent could drag GDP growth by 0.07 percent to 0.35 percent in the coming 12 months," Chang said in a report.
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Read more:The 13 best fall candles to buy for your home13 of our favorite fall layers to transition you from warm to cold — from jackets to tees and everything in betweenThe 13 best items to buy from Target's new fall collectionsWe tried Pumpkin Spice Lattes from 4 major chains, and 7-Eleven was the clear winner
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