You fall back into the habit of where you're from.
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Maybe people just want to fall back into their tribe.
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I can't do anything but fall back into the white.
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I was in no rush to fall back into old habits.
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But let's not fall back into the same old policy mistakes.
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If food stamps are cut, they could fall back into extreme poverty.
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The weekend is when the jobless fall back into sync with society.
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He is sober, thoughtful and keen not to fall back into addiction.
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I'm really worried i'll fall back into my old patterns of addiction.
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The instant access only tempted me to fall back into old habits.
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We will probably all fall back into our old roles, slightly reshaped.
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The oba's beaded crown will fall back into place, shadowing his face.
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However, the Grizzlies never allowed the lead to fall back into single digits.
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""Don't be tempted to fall back into that MAGA crowd this election season.
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RadioShack couldn't escape the fall back into bankruptcy and eventually threw in the towel.
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Only this go-round, I wouldn't fall back into my typical first-date ways.
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Previous rains had suspended work, as workers watched earth fall back into the hole.
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Or they fall back into a snare and struggle to fall out of it.
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Why is it so easy to fall back into it when you get out?
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This will motivate you when you're tempted to fall back into your old habits.
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He would want to do better, fall back into old habits, recover, revert, etc.
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Maybe we pushed too far, maybe people just want to fall back into their tribe.
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Without the support of the innovative class, Poland will fall back into ruin and rubble.
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Davie's fellow members at Chief remind her "not to fall back into those old norms."
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Luckily, it was easy for the OG cast to fall back into a successful stride.
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Council, the Gulf states and others—will fall back into the same old patterns: They
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Bowles's lyrics veer into beautiful absurdity as quickly as they fall back into traditional laments.
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We all heal at different paces and fall back into stabbing sadness at unexpected intervals.
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That brings in cooler air, and lows fall back into the 30s to near 40.
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Temperatures then only slowly fall back into the 40s Friday night as intermittent showers continue.
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The 0.2% contraction raised the prospect that Brazil could fall back into recession this year.
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If the OPEC+ production cuts fall apart, Brent could fall back into the $13s, Citi says.
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Ultimately, Bush expects the industry to fall back into its boom-and-bust cycle of hiring.
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Seeing Renton and Co. fall back into their old habits is satisfying from a fan's perspective.
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We wouldn't have to drink and drive for a change, just fall back into our rooms.
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I've never expected to see racial relations fall back into the same way they are now.
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It's also easy to fall back into last year's hairstyle rut once you've run out of ideas.
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They work for a certain amount of time, and then you fall back into your old habits.
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The container holding the ashes is expected to fall back into Earth's atmosphere after about 25 years.
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It leaves them little time to fall back into old patterns and helps them build their résumés.
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The West can — by raising the cost of his aggression — force him to fall back into line.
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Midday high temperatures near 40 fall back into the low to mid-30s, assuming snow becomes steady.
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And without sustained effort on Kalanick's part, it'll be easy for Uber to fall back into old patterns.
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I would fall back into the snow and look up at these mountains, and just made myself grateful.
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The economy would fall back into a recession, wiping out much of the progress made by the recovery.
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"Absent the push to have trading on non-dark mechanisms, people fall back into old habits," said Lalone.
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That would cause the record earnings rise to stop and we could fall back into another earnings recession.
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After our morning in the crowded village, returning to SwaSwara was a chance to fall back into serenity.
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Skies stay mostly cloudy as lows fall back into the 40s with a steady breeze from the southwest.
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For right now, the strategy is for him to fall back into the bullpen the rest of the year.
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And for all her rebranding, Marine Le Pen can also fall back into the older, harsher style of messaging.
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Without a strong support system during and after incarceration, it can be easy to fall back into bad habits.
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"I would just hate more than anything for her to fall back into something like that," adds Chelsea Meissner.
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But more than half, 56 percent, said there's a chance crude could fall back into the $40s in 2018.
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Gina Sanchez, CEO of Chantico Global, explained why she's expecting beaten-down value names to fall back into favor.
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But many millions of Americans would fall back into that scary spot where you live with your fingers crossed.
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The romantic synth music plays, they kiss frantically, then fall back into Bowman's guest room, shutting the door behind them.
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But then, the report said, Cruz began to fall back into depressive, angry patterns he'd struggled with in the past.
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She was cracking wise about the election loss, but did fall back into campaign mode ... with a trademark coughing fit.
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The experiences of that city is instructive: Austin did not immediately fall back into the clutches of evil taxi companies.
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For Kirstie Alley, the holidays used to be synonymous with overindulging — but this year she didn't fall back into old habits.
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After Clayton fired a round, a hot shell casing struck the wall, causing it deflect and fall back into his shirt.
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Without more reforms next year, "Brazil could fall back into crisis," wrote Tony Volpon of UBS, a bank, in a note.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tomorrow night: With partly cloudy skies and slackening winds from the northwest, lows fall back into the 40s.
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Unless it ignited its own engines boosting itself into an actual orbit, the Starliner would eventually fall back into the ocean.
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And it's a positive depiction, because she's quickly accepted by her old friends as they fall back into their usual dynamic.
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"Will we be able to continue working well together, or will we all fall back into our individual roles?" she asked.
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And those who are set to lose their protections on March 6 or later will simply fall back into unauthorized status.
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But every time the guys fall back into ruin makes them seem slightly more incompetent and thus harder to invest in.
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It doesn't take much apologizing for the two to fall back into their old dynamic — which is, of course, still playing games.
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After Clayton fired a round, the hot shell casing struck the wall, causing it to deflect and fall back into his shirt.
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So in some some cities things have had to go by the wayside or fall back into the hands of its citizens.
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I suggest we follow the example set forth by Marquette's researchers: let XXXTentacion fall back into the anonymity from which he rose.
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This has led to worries that the US could fall back into "stagflation," a period of high inflation and low economic growth.
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Trump, in London, said he wanted remaining U.S. forces to ensure Syria's oil reserves don't fall back into the militant group's hands.
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Talks between the so-called holdout funds and former President Cristina Fernandez collapsed in July 2014, leading Argentina to fall back into default.
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I always seem to be on the road all the time, so I think it is easy to fall back into old habits.
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"Sometimes I feel inadequate; sometimes I feel like I can fall back into depression," the singer says in the new issue of PEOPLE.
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A.R. says he's worried that, despite this six-month stint getting clean, he'll soon fall back into his old ways when he's out.
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It's nice to know that the answer wasn't as easy as Tom Larsen, so let's not fall back into more old habits, Scandal.
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The 25-year-old Zunic then dropped a shot on the par-four 10th to fall back into a tie at 18-under.
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"We didn't fall back into that trend, into that sideways channel, when the stock and the group sold off in February," said Maley.
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" Ali would "slide off a punch and fall back into the ropes with all the calm of a man swinging in the rigging.
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It's pleasant, comforting even, to fall back into a world we know so well, cozy in the knowledge that we're in good hands.
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"More than half of all users who've been in rehab fall back into the old pattern three months after the detox," he explains.
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"We in Europe bear a joint responsibility for ensuring that we do not fall back into a nationalism of single states," Steinmeier said.
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Byron and Belleci fall back into this pattern in the "Superpower Tech" episode, where the team investigates which superpowers are closest to becoming reality.
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The shock value of events like Aurora and Stuxnet can only last so long as those who study them fall back into their routines.
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While rules are in place, there is no a way to punish politicians who break them and fall back into lax distribution of funds.
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As they rush onstage in arcing rows and fall back into the wings, like lapping waves, they're not in perfect sync, but who cares?
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She slid her palms together as if she were washing them under running water, letting the flour fall back into the bowl in clumps.
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Psychologists even have a term to describe the way we fall back into predictable, maddening behavior patterns when we're with our family of origin.
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Lessons from conflicts in Libya and Iraq show that unless liberated areas are quickly stabilized they could easily fall back into the hands of militants.
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Whenever their offense stalls for more than a possession or two, you can count on Cleveland to fall back into stagnant isolations of some sort.
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But there are concerns among Wall Street analysts that automakers may fall back into bad habits such as overproduction or subsidizing sales with heavy incentives.
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I'd quickly fall back into familiar, negative thoughts and tell myself I was an idiot for even trying to see life as a beautiful experience.
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"There's always something in front of me to keep me motivated, to make sure that I don't fall back into my old habits," Sklar said.
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The "Mad Money" host said the company might believe that, if it can deliver on growth in some strategic initiative, it may fall back into favor.
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And more than 2000 percent of borrowers who go through rehabilitation will fall back into default within three years, according to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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One independent economic analysis revealed that with Mr. Trump's proposals in place, our economy would fall back into recession and inevitably push more families into poverty.
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And more than 40 percent of borrowers who go through rehabilitation will fall back into default within three years, according to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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But then the initial outrage would subside, she said, and people would fall back into denial about the prevalence of sexual assault or rationalize the crime.
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Evening temperatures fall back into the 20s, as mostly clear skies and dry air allow overnight lows to dip into the upper teens to low 13s.
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The "Mad Money" host warned that if the big bank stocks fall back into Wall Street's favor, shares of Jack Henry could take a serious hit.
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If survivors, still struggling with their trauma, are left without practical support after spending a few weeks in a recovery program, they'll likely fall back into vulnerability.
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Here, there is some off-the-record commiserating about how hard it can be to stay strong and not fall back into old patterns with our exes.
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In fact, I opened my mouth and let the mostly chewed up cupcake fall back into the wrapper like the trash it had revealed itself to be.
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Still it remains to be seen if the museums of tomorrow will continue to evolve, or if they'll fall back into the hierarchical traditions of the past.
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For here in Beira, I've discovered a group helping people to help themselves—even as Mozambique threatens to fall back into the political chaos of its past.
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We could fall back into defeatism and fatalism and it feels like the all the doors have closed, and this game will feel more relevant than ever.
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The highlight is "Bungl (Like a Ghost)" with Jenny Hval, whose creepy poetry is so engrossing that the plinking synthesizers have to fall back into a supporting role.
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So, the duo share a few tense looks and eventually fall back into each other's arms, having sex on the couch that is a metaphor for their relationship.
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The plan was that if he didn't fall back into my arms by the time I went to Dublin then I was just going to get over him.
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"I think what happens is, after Parkland, things die down and you almost fall back into a false sense of security until it happens again," Mr. Hall said.
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It's hard not to notice how easily the two fall back into the same roles as foils for each other that the media defaulted to in the first place.
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"Airbus would be well advised not to fall back into past mistakes and to contribute to the clearing of the allegations with more seriousness and less emotion," he added.
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Jonny Bones, the hard-partying mixed martial art savant, who fought so hard to fall back into the public's good graces this year, has found himself in trouble again.
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Even with a larger-than-ever pool of nominees for major awards and a refreshingly diverse selection, the Grammys still couldn't help but fall back into some old patterns.
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Eventually, she got over the addiction, she said, and stayed sober for nine years, only to fall back into her old ways before giving up drugs again in 2009.
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He pointed out the irresponsible voices galvanizing Americans into an unparalleled universe where we will fall back into tribes who do not share the same background or pray the same.
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As personal computers — Intel's bread and butter — fall back into relevance as a way to access the web, Cramer said other consumer patterns are also changing around this secular trend.
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"I believe in this kind of real common sense... and not just all of a sudden fall back into the Middle Ages where everybody fights against each other," he said.
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Jacquerious Mitchell got out of the car and Brown "ordered him back into the vehicle" and then shot him in the chest, causing him to fall back into the car.
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We can already see the outlines of this scary and amazing place just on the horizon—but the closer we get, the more it seems to fall back into the distance.
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With economic growth predicted to slow and budget spending rising, the Czech Republic's public finances are expected to fall back into deficit for the first time since 2015 from next year.
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Before he died, Beau Biden told his father he wanted him to run partly because he didn't want the White House to fall back into the miasma of Clinton family values.
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For Mr. Fowle and his family, life seemed to fall back into place fairly quickly, he said, but knowing that has not been the case for others has weighed on him.
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Both say they're focused on running campaigns that can eventually defeat Donnelly — but they frequently fall back into a now-familiar habit, nipping at each other instead of their Democratic foe.
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But it would dramatically change Senate rules to essentially nix the filibuster for future nominees, which could come back to haunt Republicans down the road if they fall back into the minority.
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Collins says taking on the character of Ellen in the upcoming Netflix film To the Bone was a daunting project for her, because she didn't want to fall back into disordered habits.
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Even then, only 217 percent thought that the BOJ would meet its target of 26 percent inflation by mid-2017 and 28 percent expected that the economy would fall back into deflation.
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The nozzle is kind of like the kid in that ball pit: it can push the balls aside, but as soon as it passes, the balls fall back into place behind it.
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In PEOPLE's exclusive scene, the two run into each other outside a school and seem to fall back into a comfortable pattern as Angela explains how her Lyft driver is almost there.
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It is not unusual for survivors to fall back into trafficking situations because they lack resources, language skills or education, and it is a struggle for many survivors to build successful careers.
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First-year coach Luke Walton will see signs that the Lakers are on the verge of getting things together and, just as quickly, will see his squad fall back into bad habits.
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"Despite the increased risks facing rebel Conservative MPs, we doubt that sufficient numbers will fall back into line to pass her deal given entrenched hard line opposition," MUFG analysts wrote on Friday.
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Temperatures currently in the upper 30s to mid-40s in the immediate area will fall back into the 30s and eventually the low-to-mid 30s as moderate to heavy snow develops.
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"She's not going to let me fall back into my old dating patterns," Rose says in the trailer before hinting that there may be something more going on between the two of them.
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Another factor could be our human predilection for making decisions based on short-term payoffs, like deciding to fall back into a warm bed in the morning rather than get up and exercise.
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The Finance Ministry has forecast the overall fiscal balance, which includes also regional government budgets and some healthcare along with the central state budget, to fall back into a slight deficit in 2020.
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In Libya, his torturers targeted him for being a Christian; he's worried that the Eritreans in his community, too, will face further danger if they fall back into the hands of human traffickers.
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Conde-Ruiz said rowing back parts of the labour law could cause problems for Spain should it fall back into recession, but that the economy would not notice it in the short term.
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"Maybe we pushed too far… Maybe people just want to fall back into their tribe," Obama is quoted as saying in The World As It Is. However, the then-president didn't lose all hope.
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In the end, the group's best moments are often the quiet ones, when the vocal gymnastics settle down and the singers fall back into unison, their tuning so perfect that it glimmers with overtones.
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Even as he repeatedly offered comfort and hope to a nervous American public — "no American is alone as long as we're united," he said — Trump would fall back into familiar tropes from his campaign.
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It can be easy to fall back into the patterns you set when you were a kid, and I've known some people who ended up really frustrated with that dynamic after moving back home.
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It's not clear who is in control, and allegiances here are murky, since eastern Aleppo's fall back into regime hands has left all of the rebel groups crammed into this one area, jostling for position.
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I can't tell with Jaime, but he's trying to be a good man these days, and that makes me believe he won't fall back into his incestuous ways with the female embodiment of pure evil.
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After a hopeful initial reunion, without Jon or Bran to mediate between them (Bran is present, but he's not all there, you know), the sisters fall back into their old patterns in a nasty way.
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This recent shift to real action is inspiring, but it's so easy for slacktivism to rear its ugly ahead again if people fall back into lazy habits and grow complacent with doing the bare minimum.
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Once I found it, I inserted the needle, pulled back the plunger to check for his blood, then pressed the drug into him before watching him fall back into the pleasurable void of the rush.
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Or maybe it was because she had never encountered someone like me in a columnist photo, and it was easier to fall back into the comfort of the unexamined stereotypes making their way through her brain.
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Larry McDonald, founder of the Bear Traps Report investment newsletter, expects the upside for the group will likely continue, particularly over the next 6 months, as value stocks fall back into favor and volatility picks up.
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You have these cycles where the system reboots, and people are shocked by what happened, and they step back and allow things to fall back into some sort of normal rhythm before they get frustrated again.
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It's only natural that eventually this momentum will slow as we fall back into our routines, which is why it's important to carve out time to maintain it — even if it's something as small as our nails.
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As frustration grows, there will be voices urging us to fall back into tribes, to scapegoat fellow citizens who don't look like us, or pray like us, or vote like we do, or share the same background.
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With economic growth predicted to slow, the government has started looking for new revenue streams as the central European country's public finances are expected to fall back into deficit for the first time since 2015 from next year.
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Jae Crowder will fall back into a more comfortable role as a 22017-and-D enforcer, and Durant won't ever have to guard the opposing team's best player, leaving him to save some energy for the offensive end.
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Haddad and his allies have said they are gravely concerned that Bolsonaro, a 63-year-old retired Army captain and seven-term congressman who has openly praised Brazil's 1964-1985 military dictatorship, could fall back into authoritarian ways.
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Thompson lipped out a five-foot putt at the penultimate hole and had a chance to make amends with a four-footer to win it at the last but hit a poor putt to fall back into the playoff.
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His closest challenger is pro-European candidate Maia Sandu, a former World Bank economist and education minister, who has talked up the dangers of allowing the country, which relies heavily on energy supplies from Russia, to fall back into Moscow's orbit.
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And then, as frustration grows, there will be voices urging us to fall back into our respective tribes, to scapegoat fellow citizens who don't look like us, or pray like us, or vote like we do, or share the same background.
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Two ahead of the chasing pack overnight, Scott bogeyed the par-three fourth after missing the green off the tee to fall back into a tie for the lead with McIlroy, who picked up a shot at the opening hole.
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"As frustration grows, there will be voices urging us to fall back into tribes, to scapegoat fellow citizens who don't look like us, or pray like us, or vote like we do, or share the same background," Mr. Obama said.
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But Kasich—the Ohio governor who rocketed to second place three weeks ago, only to fall back into the single digits in subsequent polls and see the ABC moderators forget to introduce him at Saturday's Republican debate—is the one surging.
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"As frustration grows, there will be voices urging us to fall back into tribes, to scapegoat fellow citizens who don't look like us, or pray like us, or vote like we do, or share the same background," Obama said Tuesday night.
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Sometimes I feel like I'm good, sometimes I fall back into old habits, and sometimes I worry I've overcorrected too much — like I worry so much about making room for other people I forget how to make room for myself.
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Republicans reportedly are coalescing around a plan to streamline legislation that would defund the Affordable Care Act in two or three years' time—creating a cliff, past which millions of Americans will fall back into the ranks of the uninsured.
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McCain, seeking reelection for his umpteenth term in the Senate at the tender age of 97, will declare the entire effort to have been wasted and predict that Iraq will fall back into chaos without a reinsertion of US forces.
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We've found, across many small and large gatherings in our home (and backyard) that it takes many comings together of a core group of people for them to start to feel truly comfortable and fall back into human communication and communion.
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I plan to stick to my new budgetThe biggest challenge will be when life returns somewhat to normal (assuming it does), to not fall back into my old ways of thinking that if I'm not spending lavishly, I'm being frugal.
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During another meeting with the press, when a female reporter asked him about his plan to reduce the number of murdered women, he assured her that they were "addressing the causes," only to fall back into his empty rhetoric right after.
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If we worried that our sober home might evict us for using drugs, we also understood that we could fall back into detox, where we could watch Netflix over Gatorade and Valium, and then have chicken cordon bleu in bed.
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"I'm working to try and make sure that I don't fall back into any type of depression, because I know where that leads me and I know how slippery a slope that is for me," Manziel said during an appearance Good Morning America.
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"I think we've got a chance you know, because there was 118 Tories (Conservatives) who voted against Theresa May last night," he said, claiming that not all of those who rebelled against the Brexit plan would fall back into line to support May.
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Why This Still Matters It's interesting to look back at this now, in an era in which the media and spectators still seem to fall back into sexism — especially when it comes to female-coded sports such as figure skating and gymnastics.
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We fall back into a usual solution, and instead of trying something different when it doesn't work, the pull is to stick with the usual, but go at it more often, louder, or faster, assuming that it's got to work at some point.
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Mr Moreno's hope is that he will weather the storm and enable Ecuador to follow the example of reform set by Chile or Uruguay, rather than fall back into another decade of instability like the one that preceded the rise of Mr Correa. ■
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I thought if you have a social environment, you tend to fall back into what people expect you to do, and being in a totally strange place in a strange city gave me the ignorance and boldness to do what I wanted to do.
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" The ladies of group therapy are a messy bunch ("She seemed very Fatal Attraction to me," Lucy observes about one) but even though they seem destined to fall back into their same old addictive patterns, they're earnestly committed to the idea of "radical acceptance.
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From 1945-59, part of the resort was commandeered by the Soviet Red Army, only to eventually fall back into the hands of East Germany's National People's Army, who used the gigantic complex as a military school until the fall of the Berlin Wall.
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Sydney: Well, I think the key is that you have to let it rest, and that lets the juices kind of, like, fall back into the meat, 'cause if you slice something open right when it's finished cooking, all that juice just falls right out.
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Even after she ignores her doctors and risks upsetting her supervisors at the F.B.I. by leaving the hospital against medical advice, she seems ready to fall back into her old patterns of fretting about her job and her family, her Alexa unit her only company.
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His two free throws at the 20:58.13 mark gave the Tigers the lead at 258.1-254.2 and ended a long crawl back from a 245.2-point hole, a stretch that included Memphis repeatedly cutting the margin to three only to fall back into a greater deficit.
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Today, in their ire the New Democrats think it's enough to profess the idea of economic and social justice — without defining it or its principles — all in the desperate belief that somehow some kind of Socialist revolution will make everything fall back into its proper communitarian place.
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At the time, Hernandez was making a living working behind the camera on TV, commercials, and making branded content, so during any free time he would fall back into the rabbit hole and search for any kind of leads to how the Monopoly game was compromised.
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"And now, when Greek economy is finally recovering and we actually expect strong economic growth, I think it would be very unhelpful to fall back into financial instability and some unproductive discussions regarding the Greek programme," Valdis Dombrovskis, vice-president of the European Commission told journalists on Friday.
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While Daario tried to confess his love to Dany and begged her to let him come with to Westeros, she made him remain in Meereen with the Second Sons to keep the order and the peace that Dany achieved there, not wanting the society to fall back into slavery.
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Initial showrunner Phoebe Waller-Bridge has been adamantly against predictability in her writing, but she's handed the reins over to Emerald Fennell for the new season — and regardless of how that turns out, the longer any show runs, the more chances it has to fall back into convention.
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I'm always trying to make sure that we're giving people enough facts and enough information and we're trying to argue the point as much as we possibly can, because if we fall back into, "Obviously we're right, and now let's just yell about it," I do think that's dangerous.
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"As frustration grows, there will be voices urging us to fall back into tribes, to scapegoat fellow citizens who don't look like us, or pray like us, or vote like we do, or share the same background," he said, potentially referencing the perceived rancor on the campaign trail.
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But by the last few episodes, it was obvious that Fear the Walking Dead would fall back into the same old patterns the larger franchise keeps returning to: A seemingly viable fortress would be found, and then the characters would do something stupid to screw it all up.
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My concern is that we will fall back into the comforting stories about how safe Canada is; my hope is that instead, this time, we open the difficult conversation about whether civilians ought to own handguns, and what it would take to provide humane care for those suffering from mental illness.
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Trade war the likely alternative: If CORSIA can't be made to work (and it could offset the entire emissions of the Netherlands each year if it does) the risk is that EU and U.S. will fall back into a dispute that threatened to explode into a full trade war in 2011.
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Relapse triggers can include: Socializing with friends who use drugs Untreated mental illness Relationship problems Financial problems It's also important for recovering addicts and their loved ones to recognize some of the signs of relapse so the addict can get appropriate help before they fall back into their old ways of drug abuse.
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A structural trade deficit means that Lithuania will see its current account balance fall back into a deficit of around 1% of GDP in 2017 from a surplus of 0.3% in 2016, as the trade balance worsens on account of higher energy prices, as well as a pick-up in investment-related imports.
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And even if we could believe servicers willingly worked against students' and the Department of Education's interests, it makes no financial sense for them to push "bad" repayment options that bring in fewer dollars all so they can spend more money on outreach and assistance later when people fall back into delinquency.
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That, more anything my mother or teachers said, persuaded me to keep those good grades up, to work hard enough to get into college and roll the dice that I wouldn't fall back into the low-income world that was part of my early childhood and that so-cool early work experience.
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Because the [worst] thing that he can do is fall back into the trap where he's surrounded by all these people but he's alone and dealing with demons and I'd be very interested to see what he has as his game plan to stay sober going forward and just to stay healthy emotionally and physically.
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JUBA (Reuters) - The United Nations Security Council, acting on concerns South Sudan could again fall back into full-scale civil war, arrived in the country on Friday to demand that President Salva Kiir's government stop obstructing U.N. peacekeepers and cooperate on the deployment of 4,000 more foreign troops or possibly face an arms embargo.
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We're off south on a delivery job when I point out that we can listen to some tunes as we make our way across the desert, and we fall back into our traditional car roles: me, the annoying passenger who keeps fiddling with the radio; Dad, the grump who wants some peace and quiet.
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So if you get caught up in one of them and watch enough episodes that you abruptly realize it's 19643 am, and you should have been bed hours ago — or if you immediately fall asleep and wake up at 21964 am to fall back into its comforting rhythms with a smile on your face — well, you'll be happy either way.
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Mike LeeMichael (Mike) Shumway LeeMcConnell, allies lean into Twitter, media 'war' Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Utah), and a handful of others -- who will fight for spending restraint and offer solutions for a balanced budget, Republicans cannot fall back into the fiscal profligacy of the Bush era.
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"As frustration grows, there will be voices urging us to fall back into tribes, to scapegoat fellow citizens who don't look like us, or pray like us, or vote like we do, or share the same background," Obama said, voicing a familiar critique of Democrats and some Republicans at the rhetoric of the billionaire real estate mogul whose populist campaign has taken American politics by storm.
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The BRIDGE Act's supporters are hoping that they can persuade President Trump to allow DACA to remain in place — continuing to protect people who already have protections, and continuing to allow USCIS to grant protection to people applying for the first time — until the act passes, without having people fall back into the shadows and become vulnerable to deportation while waiting for Congress to step in.
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But my ideal of the imaginary domain was meant to recognize that each one of us must be given the ethical, moral and legal right to come to terms with our sexual being as we wish so as not to fall back into any notion of woman or women that reinforces heteronormative gender roles and respects the challenges of gay, lesbian and transgender people.
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But you know, we — when we feel stress, when we feel pressure, when we're just fed information that encourages some of our worst instincts, we tend to fall back into some of the old racial fears and racial divisions and racial stereotypes, and it's very hard for us to break out of those and to listen and to think about people as people and to imagine being in that person's shoes.
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Shameless in repeating the same adjective from one line to the next, incontinent in the accumulation of these same adjectives, capable of opening a sententious digression without managing to close it because the syntax cannot hold up, and panting along in this way for twenty lines, it is mechanical and clumsy in its portrayal of feelings: the characters either quiver, or turn pale, or they wipe away large drops of sweat that run down their brow, they gabble with a voice that no longer has anything human about it, they rise convulsively from a chair and fall back into it, while the author always takes care, obsessively, to repeat that the chair onto which they collapsed again was the same one on which they were sitting a second before.
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