Beach days bring the risk of of a dried-out toenail that might potentially fall off — yes, fall off.
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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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My nipples are going to fall off but I'm elated.
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I don't expect the economy to fall off a cliff.
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I don't expect the market to fall off a cliff.
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Kip Moore's voice makes women's clothes fall off – kind of.
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Suction cups are incredibly strong and don't fall off easily.
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If they fall off the wagon and take the dose
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Cyclists fall off their bikes, breaking bones and dislocating joints.
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You keep playing until artifacts fall off of your stack.
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My nails fall off despite my opposition to their loss.
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The wheels started to fall off, though, in the third.
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Things do tend to fall off of the Bone Lady!
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That's when problems emerge and things start to fall off.
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I want to do it until the wheels fall off.
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Do you ever feel like you're going to fall off?
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How many ways can you fall off a staircase safely?
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Do you want to watch people fall off of stuff?
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Collars and ID tags can break or fall off. 2.
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I've always wanted to play 'til the wheels fall off.
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And if we fall off, we think the diet failed.
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After that, though, the numbers fall off in a hurry.
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What do we do when we fall off the horse?
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Many patients walk out the door — and fall off a cliff.
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Once your business tanks in ratings, you fall off the map.
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Anything farther than that and the signals start to fall off.
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Dishes you've selected fall off the dining cart and into oblivion.
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As the kernels fall off, they all collect into the pan.
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I'm like, 'No, stay back, you're gonna fall off the stage!
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That was basically the start of the fall off the cliff.
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I'm not likely to fall off a cliff or accidentally drown.
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It's fine to fall off a couch, but not a cliff.
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Because you know if you fall off you're going to die.
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More complex investments like variable annuities may fall off in sales.
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Don't let the terror of "zero tolerance" fall off your radar.
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It looked like he was going to fall off the stage.
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Fall off the track and the carpet transforms into molten death.
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Before you fall off your seat, let me explain, of course.
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Here's how to manage it and not fall off the ladder:
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If he got any more polarizing he'd fall off the planet.
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Boy or girl, no one likes to fall off the potty.
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Did you fall off the sled and lose those infernal dogs?
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"Do you think his skin will fall off?" asks the other.
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Don't worry if the breadcrumbs fall off — they're still darned tasty.
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Off a bike or they could fall off the swing set.
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So I wonder: Did the "T" actually fall off the acronym?
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"I just saw it fall off," a witness explained to WFTV.
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"I thought I was going to fall off my chair," she said.
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Much of the fall-off has occurred in just the last generation.
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"I was lucky I didn't fall off," he deadpanned to Associated Press.
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FINK: But I'm not suggesting we're going to fall off a cliff.
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As you move up the price ladder, however, the fall-off recedes.
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More specifically: Eat this, not that, and watch the pounds fall off.
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But rehab experts will tell you ... most addicts fall off the wagon.
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Then Acnecide, a gel-cream which basically made my face fall off.
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The Problem: The straps are digging in or fall off your shoulders.
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Until a few people fall off the fitness resolution wagon, you're screwed.
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And by tracking certain events—Did it almost fall off the table?
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The Head Of The Sphinx Will Fall Off In The Near Future.
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Does the water just fall off into the deep abyss of space?
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You just have a fall off of his audience across the night.
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You can get killed up there in bad weather—people fall off.
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I kept waiting for it to fall off, and it never did.
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I didn't want something that would get banged up or fall off.
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Things start to fall off the rails when you're going really fast.
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They're not going to fall off a building and lose their life.
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Even after you graduate, there's a million ways to fall off track.
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Wheels would fall off, plumes of smoke would billow, over and over.
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Sometimes they don't fall off; sometimes they do and make a comeback.
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There could be waves of layoffs, and business investment could fall off.
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So how many concussions do kids get when they fall off something?
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But I'm going to fight until the wheels fall off, I swear.
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"Things just seem to fall off of Trump, I'm extremely disappointed," she said.
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I know it's not easy and I know you fall off every day.
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And that's what gives it that, you know, fall-off-the-bone type.
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I find the brightly-painted glass studio, and precariously fall off my bike.
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Costumes rip (and fall off entirely); makeup smears; wigs and microphones come undone.
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That weight will all fall off of her once she's able to walk.
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At your current pace, your financial life will fall off of a cliff.
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Plus, the candies will stay put and not fall off as they work.
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Many fall off the wagon, but second, third and fourth chances are given.
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And I think the chances are very great you're going to fall off.
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I want to make sure my daughter doesn't fall off this play structure.
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Maybe someone can invent one that doesn't fall off your face so easily.
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I held on to the mattress so I wouldn't fall off the bed.
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Still, that's definitely preferable to having them fall off within a few months.
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Some of those indicators have begun to fall off the highs reached postelection.
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And you might fall off that cliff and once you fall, it's done.
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Sometimes I fall off and don't go to the gym for four months.
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This is where the wheels fall off the wagon of current trade policy.
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They eventually lose track of what information they have requested and fall off.
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What united them was a deep love of fall-off-the-bone ribs.
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Millions of Americans will fall off that cliff, if congress doesn't act soon.
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"I just wish he'd fall off the face of the Earth," she said.
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Who knew then that Brazil's seemingly stable economy would fall off a cliff?
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Loose bristles from these brushes easily fall off and end up in food.
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I'll never get sick of watching Mike Tyson fall off a hoverboard. NEVER.
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An iceberg is going to fall off of Antarctica and kill us all.
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The fluorescent Jack Daniels promotion on the wall is going to fall off.
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And wag that tail so hard, I swear it might just fall off.
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Before today's fall off a cliff, Yelp was valued at around $2.8 billion.
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And the Skripals recovered, allowing the crime to fall off the front pages.
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Once you give birth, the levels of those hormones fall off a cliff.
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Companies also borrow by issuing bonds – and here, there is a fall off.
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Constable: When you fall off the stairs you will get bruised all over.
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"It's easy to fall off the cliff in credit," the Citigroup strategists wrote.
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If either man moves he will fall off and hang both of them.
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Among non-potential Democratic voters, the fall off has not been as dramatic.
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The drop in total volume was driven by a fall-off in homebuyers.
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Nothing felt like it was going to move or fall off my house.
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"The calluses on your feet in space will eventually fall off," he noted.
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And it's going to fall off of the radar about a year from now.
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Dashcam video shows the deputy fall off of the vehicle as it speeds away.
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I mean, sometimes I fall off, but [doing it every day] is my goal!
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Every winter the moose's antlers fall off to make room for the new growth.
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If they do nothing, their names eventually fall off the list of registered voters.
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When ready, the strands of meat are supple and almost fall off the bone.
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This berg's been threatening to fall off its ice shelf for over a year.
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Half a century is a long time to fall off things every single day.
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Is he saying she's going to fall off Drogon and plummet to her death?
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That's where I think a lot of people fall off, is having the time.
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Forgive yourself if you fall off the wagon instead of going straight to guilt.
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The Smokey Mountain Cooker helps you produce tender, fall-off-the-bone smoked meat.
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As a result, they micromanage to the point of madness and fall off schedule.
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We were worried things might fall off so everyone got out of the site.
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"We don't think the wheels are going to fall off the cart," he said.
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Juliana heard three gunshots, and saw her father fall off his chair, vomiting blood.
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Imagine a stranger's baby is about to fall off a chair next to you.
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"I don't expect much of a fall-off," Rams quarterback Jared Goff told reporters.
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Because that's what you do when you're trying not to fall off the beam.
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Apparently, termites mate in the air, and when they do, their wings fall off.
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I ride my bike, I fall off skateboards, I go out and get lit.
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Anything repetitive that's not easy to get to and activate will inevitably fall off.
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Around late June the flowers fall off, and the actual cranberry starts to grow.
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When something's running perfectly is probably the time when I fall off the tracks.
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I'll look at the pine needles and pine cones that fall off the trees.
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Once in a while, I fall off the sled and roll down the hill.
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In many cases, they fall off people's wrists while riding on the ferris wheel.
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If you're gonna fall off the wagon, just always plan to get back on.
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Repeat this luxurious act until your skin is ready to fall off your bones.
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I would absolutely deny them the pleasure of seeing me fall off my stool.
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How does someone go on a balance beam like that and not fall off?
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People don't tend to fall off the trails at Grand Canyon because they're pretty focused.
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"When the race starts, there will be some tire fall-off, for sure," Logano said.
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You have got to learn how to live with it, otherwise you just fall off.
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Ford says a bushing that attaches the shifter cable to the transmission can fall off.
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No, Williams' top didn't suddenly fall off in some kind of tennis-related wardrobe malfunction.
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This is my career and I gotta ride it out 'til the wheels fall off.
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A Hoverboard is Changing How This Artist Paints Watch Skaters Fall Off Lexus' New Hoverboard
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Because you know, it's likely to fall off your list later on in the day.
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It sounds like a party about to fall off the edge of the Milky Way.
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Some people can't deal with it and they fall off the face of the earth.
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Even if demand began to fall off sharply, Daimler had shown it could react quickly.
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"I drank lots of rum and tried not to fall off my bicycle," she joked.
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It's both the healed, ready-to-fall-off scab, and the wound that produced it.
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Growing up, I would rather have them fall off my feet than miss out. Absolutely.
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The Mods latch on securely and never fall off unless you drop the whole phone.
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These are far less likely to fall off while getting them out of your pocket.
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Both bars proceed to fall off in a matter of seconds, to Trump's apparent delight.
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"We were concerned that he would fall off the gurney and get hurt," Mitchell wrote.
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Sadly, these people often fall off investigators' radars—there are just too many of them.
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Ours is fall-off-the-bone tender, where other styles might be drier but crispier.
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One reason McAuliffe won is because he minimized that fall-off; Northam must match him.
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The Republican Party, after years of ascendancy, is about to fall off an electoral cliff.
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Finally, our tester had a small plastic cover for the power top mechanism fall off.
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Young customers started to fall off in 2017; it could only get worse from here.
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My hard fall off the ledge of leaning in forced me to reinvent my career.
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Parents who spoke to El País said the body hair has begun to fall off.
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And now, we have Swift willing to fall off a treadmill for the company's benefit.
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Even if companies miss estimates, it doesn't mean their earnings will fall off a cliff.
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And when you take that risk, a lot of people fall off and they perish.
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Rule #1 of celebrating a championship -- MAKE SURE YOU DON'T FALL OFF THE PARADE TRUCK.
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Barstool-like chairs that made legs dangle, skirts ride up and high heels fall off.
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Its structure was sturdy enough so that its peripheral atoms wouldn't fall off during launch.
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Both indicate fall-off from earlier highs in the Hawkeye State for Buttigieg and Warren.
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They probably fall off and get stuck in all kinds of crevices in you apartment.
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The Powerbeats3 offer excellent sound with earhooks so they won't fall off while she runs.
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It's so hard to maintain that and you can so easily fall off of that.
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EJ: So you didn't run off the platform and fall off and hit your head.
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Like I watched "Gilligan's Island" till my head'll fall off when I was a kid.
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I should not have to worry about rendering my skateboard useless after I inevitably fall off.
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" As for what caused her to fall off the boat, Wagner wrote it was "all conjecture.
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She always jokes that she's never had anyone's legs fall off, but mine are so close.
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Another reason they may fall off is when the nail is too short underneath the acrylic.
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"There definitely has been a fall off of late," MUFON statistician David C. Korts told Gizmodo.
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Chocolate-covered strawberries are undeniably yummy, but that chocolate shell loves to fall off, doesn't it?
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There's been a lot of speculation about a fall-off in Democratic participation in this primary.
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Ur face micro scabs... the scabs fall off gradually... over a period of like 7 days.
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That's a big step up from previous glove designs, which caused astronauts' fingernails to fall off.
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It'll be a second-order effect: a fall-off in investment, a decrease in employment, etc.
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But too much drought can hasten browning and cause leaves to fall off earlier than usual.
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"People get intoxicated and they fall off roofs or they get into automobile accidents," Fong said.
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I will be cheering on my team until the wheels fall off (probably in penalties, shudder).
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The black bits will fall off like bitter little snowflakes, leaving a deliciously crispy cookie behind.
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I recruited my roommate with me to start (and fall off) a dozen no-carb diets.
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Twenty-six bodies were found on Tuesday but the number seemed to fall off on Wednesday.
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I'd be in a dedicated workout jag for a while, then I'd fall off and quit.
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I assume the same is true for alcoholics and drug addicts who fall off the wagon.
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It creates the "cliff" Capito describes — with no plan to catch those who fall off it.
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They make me happy when I ride them but they suck to fall off of lol.
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Facebook Live's direct competitor Periscope has seen downloads fall off as its parent company Twitter struggles.
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Like the original Segway you have to be truly reckless to fall off of this thing.
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"I said, 'Dada's gonna fall off the table if you don't shut up, kid,' " Stamos joked.
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A pair of sneakers that'll protect your feet when you fall off your broomstick (or skateboard)
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The Fed, with QT, appears to be continuing down that road until the wheels fall off.
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I can lay on the edge and roll away pretty far before I finally fall off.
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Economic research shows that corporate charitable contributions tend to fall off after a headquarters leaves town.
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B he can't fall off the edge of the world -- if the rapper's serious about learning.
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An offseason that at times appeared orchestrated for a fall-off hasn't seemed to produce one.
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I feel the etiquette fall off me as I merge into traffic or skip the line.
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One involved tending to a problem more common among ultrarunners: A toenail began to fall off.
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But when you fall off a staircase, you will not just get hit on the head.
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The blisters heal in a week or two to form crusty scabs that eventually fall off.
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Zara Tindall, a granddaughter of the queen, looked as if she might fall off her chair.
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Braise for 212 ½ hours; the meat should literally fall off the bone like pulled pork. 213.
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Confidence: High Tonight: Temperatures fall off quickly with sunset, thanks to the dry air in place.
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It will create some nervourness, Asian currencies may weaken but they wont fall off the cliff.
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In another, a lieutenant dozes atop a white horse, looking like he's about to fall off.
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A fall-off in orders, or a sharp rise in cancellations, would cause some serious headaches.
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Others suggested that the Commission only has itself to blame for the fall off in donations.
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And that's even before the whole system is set to fall off a cliff in 2027.
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Hiking down steep canyon trails, think about how much opportunity there is to fall off a trail.
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Thank God they are at least on different seasons because my ears would fall off my head.
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"The assumption that trade is going to fall off a cliff is, I think, unlikely," he said.
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"Things just seem to fall off of Trump, I'm extremely disappointed," Jessica Leeds, 75, previously told PEOPLE.
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China's aluminium production, to quote Wood Mackenzie, "is not going to fall off a cliff in 2019".
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The tool will alert investors when they fall off track, and suggest how to address the issue.
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"The most important thing we can do today is not fall off a cliff," Ms. Drawhorn said.
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I started untying the swimsuit and it started to fall off; it was a very natural moment.
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Some refugees fall off their trucks and are left behind as their column races through the desert.
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"She couldn't have been in a more obnoxious outfit to fall off a bike in," Khloe laughs.
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Despite a fall-off in bond and currency trading, net profit at JPMorgan Chase surged to $7.1bn.
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Where do we go when we fall off the wagon and we need to get up again?
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Relationships with old friends are among the first things to fall off the table when we're busy.
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As the saying goes, when you fall off the horse, you've got to get back up again.
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The sound does not fall off at any angle, and the characteristics of the audio don't change.
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It is day two, I wake up, my legs feel like they are going to fall off.
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I heard about pregnant dads, snot monsters and how a persons limbs can just randomly fall off.
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If it collapses or pieces fall off, other parts of the building could crumble under the weight.
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The major fall-off was in property sales, where revenue fell 88 percent from the previous year.
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Ohio should fall off Democrats' target map completely as the two parties fight over other battleground states.
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Some bits just come off in a wonderful sort of pass, they just fall off the wall.
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" 'ADR1FT,' Clair De Lune trailer "I don't think VR is a fad, and that it'll fall off.
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As long as it looks like your head will fall off without it, your choker is perfect.
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If you hold down a trigger, you can fall off anything and ensure you catch a ledge.
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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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Tragically, once the Trump administration took charge, it allowed pandemic preparedness efforts to fall off a cliff.
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There are no plans for another season of "X-Files," which saw its ratings fall off considerably.
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Also, when I lay on the very edge, I fall off more easily than with other mattresses.
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Three years ago, ESPN's Max Kellerman said Brady would soon "fall off a cliff," according to Yahoo.
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If you fall off the wagon with one of your routines, you can always start fresh tomorrow.
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If prices also continue to surge in higher-priced categories, those sales could fall off as well.
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This is likely going to fall off the minute you try to bite into an actual cheeseburger.
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The Glow Light's design is simple and durable; it can likely survive a fall off a table.
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Infrared cliff sensors on the edges alert robovacs to when they about to fall off a step.
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One told me that I would fall off the edge of the Earth if I studied ageing.
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Another claimed that athletes had their performance fall off after appearing on the cover of Sports Illustrated.
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So there is dancing, some people drink and head scarves tend to fall off with surprising frequency.
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World-changing promises tend to turn into mundane reality — if they don't fall off the roller coaster entirely.
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This song came at a point during which both seemed poised to fall off, but that never happened.
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While it's currently only available in one size, its perfectly weighted to make sure you don't fall off.
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The trade dispute between the United States and China is a major factor in the travel fall-off.
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"Cuz when you're buying sunglasses you got make sure that s— don't fall off @vanessahudgens #bffshoppingday," she wrote.
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However, Anderson said one could just let the film fall off the skin in a few days, too.
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I saw this one guy fall off in a way that a bull clipped him on the head.
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No one would ever fall off beds, make weird noises, or stumble upon an unexpected surprise mid-coitus.
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These headphones will neither fall off from being too loose nor become painful from clinging on too tight.
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The materials we use, the buttons don't fall off if you dry clean them, the hems don't change.
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Where do we go when we fall off the wagon and we need to get back up again?
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" But I'm like, "How did Houston fall off we got the number one rapper in the game, Drake?
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The damn things just want to fall off my head and down a storm drain at all times.
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I leave the high bar stool to make sure I won't fall off as the beers start working.
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And then there's also this narrative, if this bill fails, Republicans are going to fall off the cliff.
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Without any chlorophyll, these white branches can't produce their own food, so they should die and fall off.
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Chessen admits the wheels can fall off in that first session, and he'll often just sit and observe.
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"Part of the special sauce here is tempo," he says after I fall off of a treadmill, panting.
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And then you just try not to fall off your bike on your way home (we didn't succeed).
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I thought I would feel like I was about to fall off the whole time, but I didn't ...
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Sometimes there are accidents," he added, "kid goats fall off cliffs while playing, or whatever, but they're rare.
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The next generation The electorate will also grow older as old generations fall off and new ones emerge.
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"It's none of the government's goddamned business if it makes your nose fall off!" he told The Atlantic.
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The fall-off came after huge mines such as Century in Australia and Lisheen in Ireland ran dry.
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It is exhausting to support yourself on the wall that long, so most fall off long before that.
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She saw the girls they were now, their Impala about to fall off the edge of the world.
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This was the period where you had seen all of the pure-play internet companies fall off cliffs.
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Just look at how jobs fall off a cliff after the signing of NAFTA and PNTR with China.
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They fall off in proportion to the distance squared, so in fact they get quite a bit weaker.
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Couple that with record-low supply of homes for sale, and you would think demand would fall off.
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Imagine that tomorrow, you get hit by a car or fall off a ladder, and become permanently disabled.
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And how much will earnings growth fall off as these forces wane and cost pressures build into 2019?
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As coronavirus spreads, freelance work has been among the first types of jobs to fall off the cliff.
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Once you develop a plan, patients will fall off your worry list as you wait to see results.
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To make one false move is to fall off and plummet into an abyss that may prove inescapable.
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Mississippi is projecting about 22012,21993 people will fall off its Medicaid rolls over five years, according to Alker.
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But if you stop doing things, I find, that's when you fall off and people find it boring.
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For Republicans, by contrast, there's a huge fall-off in support as you go up the income ladder.
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Although Zara did fall off her horse at one point, the former Olympian did not seem to be hurt.
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Scoring three Shuriken criticals will knock out most threats, and at any distance since there's no damage fall-off.
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The mother rode the scooter into oncoming traffic and made an evasive maneuver, causing her son to fall off.
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As the fragments of precious glass continued to fall off, some were collected by Woodlawn's staff, others just vanished.
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This is how they multiply in their natural habitat — the offsets will fall off the plant and root themselves.
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The wheels are going to fall off someday, everyone including Gaethje knows it, and we watched uppercuts chip away.
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The recession "didn't happen" and "China didn't fall off a cliff the way people were also saying," Schwarzman said.
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It's kind of like needing to figure out how to ride a bike before the training wheels fall off.
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Its once bright green leaves are now a sickly yellow, and one by one they've begun to fall off.
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While trying out the Drop Shades for the first time, they fall off George's face while he is dancing.
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While witnesses said they saw her fall off the 11th deck of the Carnival Ecstasy at 33:30 a.m.
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There are about a dozen policies that work, but "there's a fast fall-off after that dozen," Harvey says.
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But is there anything special about 2019 that will make losses fall off a cliff like Cook is suggesting?
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At one point, we watch people literally go on a hamster wheel ride and run until they fall off.
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By its own admission, Kentucky estimated that 20143,000 people would fall off Medicaid as a result of the waiver.
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Sales tend to fall off a cliff once people remember how difficult it is to pass gun-control legislation.
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There's a lot of chatter that Nicki will fall off if she doesn't respond, but she doesn't buy it.
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And though critics also loved Drenge's 2015 followup, Undertow, they seemed to fall off my radar for a moment.
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But looking back, we can see that this was the moment China began to fall off the miracle path.
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"I think with Nancy Pelosi as Speaker, I can't see how it would fall off the table," Kaptur said.
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She kicks over the engine and dishes fall off the shelves in the village of Fleischmanns, 30 miles away.
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Eventually, the organisms may die and fall off the plastic object, allowing it to rise back to the surface.
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Dangerous men and women fall off watch-lists and more Americans live in fear waiting for the next attack.
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"We're not measuring anything in this data that suggests growth is going to fall off the cliff," he said.
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Oh, it's so disappointing when those helmets fall off and you look at this weak little face, isn't it?
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Congealed lumps were gathering, and if I was too heavy handed, they would fall off, or I'd swallow them.
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The Road Warriors did win the match and the Express did fall off the 20 feet or so height.
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I've seen the device fall off a few times during normal use, even when the buckle is properly locked.
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En route, I tripped, fell, twisted my ankle, landed in a trash can, and had my pants fall off.
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As local newspapers continue to fall off the map, digital-first websites are cropping up to cover local communities.
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"The speed of the demand fall-off is unlike anything we've seen," CEO Ed Bastian wrote in the memo.
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If Littlefinger doesn't want to fall off the ladder, he may want to clear out of Winterfell before long.
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However, the waistband on the shorts have gotten a bit looser, but not enough to fall off my body.
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More than three-quarters of a million people could fall off the rolls, according to the Department of Agriculture.
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"More critically for the NFL, the fall off in favorables occurred among important audiences," a Winston Group analysis reads.
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There are also medium-scale experiments that tend to fall off the table because giant projects eat up money.
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As with cigarettes or alcohol, if we fall off the wagon, we don't give up; we get back on.
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I once had a beautiful wedding cake fall off a table during a wedding (after a waiter knocked it over).
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That bombshell contributed to a significant fall-off among college educated voters "who fizzled at the end," an adviser said.
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We sat in an adjacent room, holding onto each other like we were trying desperately not to fall off something.
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My blogging fingers are about to fall off, so I'm headed to the hands-on area to try it all!
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" The "blow on his head" was caused by "the fateful fall off a horse by one Jew, Saul of Tarsus.
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Because of the large mass of even a flat disk, I doubt someone would fall off the edge into space.
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Like Purdue, Nebraska (403-240, 200.4-235) has lost two straight to fall off the pace in the West Division.
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It looks like the visitors were touching and manipulating the device, causing it to fall off the wall and break.
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If you see crude oil fall off again, below $40 again," he said, "that could really hurt the global picture.
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Unfortunately, the over-ear pads are the weakest part of the MW50+'s kit because they fall off too easily.
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A pilot can achieve international acclaim and then fall off the list completely, because the skill requirements change so fast.
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Old shark fishermen have recounted how the parasites would fall off by the hundreds when the shark was hoisted aboard.
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"He's gonna fall off a cliff," Brady wrote of the throw with an emoji of a guy scratching his chin.
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" When it's suggested the two communicate more, he says: "We talk so much, sometimes my ears want to fall off.
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Some hoped the drug roll-out might also lead to an increased fall-off in the rate of new infections.
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I always seem to fall off a bit during the holidays when it comes to eating right and working out.
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Now comes the proof of quality: His shirts did not have any spare buttons, because they would not fall off.
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Companies will have to invest time and resources to win new customers as older ones grow disenchanted and fall off.
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" She went on, "After the last Olympics, my skiing started to fall off, and he got really aggressive about it.
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None of this is to say that Twitter is going to fall off the face of the planet anytime soon.
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I also lie on the side of the bed and slowly rotate closer to the edge until I fall off.
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I need frequent reminders on the approach laid out in this book, as I fall off the "GTD" wagon often.
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Traders say the CME contract made a promising start but saw activity fall off towards the end of last year.
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Pandora has seen its total value fall off by one-third as more and more uncertainty builds around its future.
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Frank Gore is awesome for 33, but his age makes him liable to fall off a cliff at any moment.
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Other times I pulled my scarf halfway towards the back of my head, until it threatened to fall off completely.
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OPEC has to walk a careful tightrope on oil prices, because if they are too high, demand could fall off.
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For example, many Airbnb hosts have seen their bookings fall off a cliff as the company grapples with travel cancellations.
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"We must find out for sure that no one helped him to fall off the balcony," Bashkov wrote on Facebook.
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And sometimes when it spins around especially fast, I feel like I'm going to fall off into the orchestra pit.
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That said, I have yet to fall off the side of the bed or even feel like I'm about to.
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YouTubers would promise to prioritize captioning and then fall off after a few videos, letting the algorithm resume the work.
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We all felt like our legs were about to fall off and went to dinner at a Middle Eastern restaurant.
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"If there is any sort of policy on carbon pricing," he said, "the coal industry will fall off even faster."
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As long as the economy doesn't fall off a cliff, Wall Street will likely cheer gridlock in Washington once again.
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The fix costs $4.353, well worth the price of making sure my seat and I don't fall off my bike.
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"Let's say we are in an attack, right, say that my glasses fall off," he said to an undercover agent.
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I didn't think they would fall off, this was just how I taught myself about fearing things I couldn't name.
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She talks a lot about him Kim is doing, and mentions there's always a chance Kim could fall off the wagon.
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Mexico's murder rate is getting significantly worse again, after a few years during which the killing had begun to fall off.
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I do not want to use anything that could fall off the ledge, endangering a pedestrian below, or poison the birds.
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I would do something new for a few days or maybe a few weeks and then fall off the wagon again.
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This batch I make is so spicy it makes me sweat and my tongue feels like it's going to fall off.
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This lets you print infinitely long objects on the Blackbelt or print multiple smaller objects that fall off into a basket.
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"On a busy day, at the end, the skin on my hands feels like it will fall off," says Ms Overkamp.
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"I can't see the puck, I have a helmet on my forehead and it was about to fall off," he said.
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This is man before he is born alone into the world, waiting to fall off the tree like a ripe plum.
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The twisting motion activates the muscles in your core, and trying not to fall off the board raises your heart rate.
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The Roborock S5 features 13 sensors to ensure it doesn't fall off cliffs, hit walls and all of that fun stuff.
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My nails are beginning to fall off and it's getting harder to create the intricate triangular flaps of the cranes' wings.
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The idea that the 68-year-old would fall off the face of the earth without reason has triggered numerous rumors.
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There's always going to be peaks and valleys of people that are interested but maybe they fall off a little bit.
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Adhesives attaching the GPS trackers to the turtles will disintegrate after about a year, it said, allowing them to fall off.
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The back of the bus was hit by the truck, which caused the bus to fall off a cliff, Escudero said.
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The fact that the case for the Adventure Pack combo doesn't fit very snugly and tends to fall off doesn't help.
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It follows that we all have the conversation Trump wants us to have because we allow ourselves to fall off script.
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Andrea Bocelli had a scary fall off a horse in Italy ... and had to be rushed to a hospital by helicopter.
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Buttons would fall off, cotton dresses would fade, and my tiny New York City closet was rapidly filling with unwearable items.
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The fewer the brackets, the more inequitable the tax code becomes, as taxpayers fall off huge cliffs into the higher brackets.
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Most Texans know that when you fall off a horse, the best thing to do is get right back on again.
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A final fall off the edge reminded me, as Ms. Miller's works chronically do, of a better dance by Ohad Naharin.
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As seen in the video, Grande laughs the fall off before continuing with the song and the rest of her choreography.
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As seen in the video, Grande laughed the fall off before continuing with the song and the rest of her choreography.
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But on the bright side, at least your kids didn't see the face of one of the cast members fall off.
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Despite the profit fall-off, there was an operation bright side, according to Robert Mann, an airline consultant and former executive.
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When you're tree shopping, shake the branches to see how many needles fall off, as loose needles mean a dry tree.
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His skin has begun blister, peel, and fall off and he is in a great amount of pain, the page says.
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You can't ever fall off the track, though depending on the sequence, you can "die" by running into an immovable object.
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Veda and Ko were outfitted with weighted belts so they wouldn't fall off or fly away while shooting with their cameras.
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We fall off course the minute our intention shifts from following our hearts to responding to what we think others believe.
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All holidays are increasingly disappointing as you get older, but few have as precipitous a fall-off in excitement as Easter.
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If you scroll these amazing New York Times Magazine stories and it's like my thumb's going to fall off after a while.
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At least one of them is gone, but don't fall off your chair if Wesley Johnson is the other odd man out.
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He blamed local weather in Dubai for loosening the socket on the prosthetic leg, which eventually led the leg to fall off.
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"Yes, you could maybe have an Angola fall off, but I think the core GCC powers this decision through," she told CNBC.
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The man chased after the dog, likely fearing the pet would accidentally fall off the 500-foot cliff they were walking on.
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Steve Bullock: If there's one candidate who may fall off our top 22008 list next time, it very well could be Bullock.
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The iPhone's 10th anniversary launch was today, and Apple's arms are just about to fall off from patting itself on the back.
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Following her pedicure, most of her toenails on both feet stopped growing and began to fall off, a condition known as onychomadesis.
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By late spring, the wheels on MoviePass's seemingly unsustainable business model started to fall off and stock analysts were predicting the worst.
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When you make a turn, your beetle slams into the siding, as if you could fall off the track at any moment.
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And they've experienced how easy it can be to fall off track when unexpected bills or an illness throw budgets off balance.
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You are mine and I am yours," Bieber continued, adding the sweet hashtags "forever and ever" and "til the wheels fall off.
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Under the club's dimmed blue lights, players frantically spin white steering wheels as they try not to fall off Rainbow Road again.
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The truly minimal wireless earbuds tend to fall off your head or feel like you're wearing heavy stones in your ear canals.
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When we dissect this traffic further, we see that the market share losses have been driven by a fall-off among women.
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Under the plan, a limit would be set on the amount of securities allowed to fall off the balance sheet every month.
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I was an addict, and I guess I'm a prescription addict still, although I maybe fall off the wagon once a month.
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Under the proposal, a limit would be set on the amount of securities allowed to fall off the balance sheet every month.
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Diamond miners say sales are seasonal and fall off after the Christmas rush, but the industry's giants have nonetheless reported weaker prices.
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Forward prices for both Australian physical coal prices as well as for Chinese coal futures show prices fall off sharply into 2017.
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Barring any grand calamity, I could afford to fall off the puffy pink cloud of cash, and I'd land where I started.
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Toe infections can often cause a person's toenail to loosen or completely fall off, according to Rocky Mountain Foot and Ankle Care.
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Mario Kart Tour won't let you fall off the course like the classic games, so the controls aren't too hard to manage.
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Sunshine, ocean breezes, swimming pools, sweat, and air conditioning can all make a foundation crack, crease, pill, oxidize, or fall off completely.
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On the other hand, there is excellent edge support so I never felt like I was going to fall off the mattress.
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Many foreign companies echoed comments from UK businesses which said they saw no major fall-off in demand from consumers post-Brexit.
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Risk also applies to players who have health-related question marks or are teetering near the edge of a statistical fall off.
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Cups must be stacked up and then taken down in a specific order, and they cannot wobble or fall off the mat.
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Fortunately, thanks to the excellent edge support of the mattress, I never felt like I was about to fall off the bed.
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It's quite literally a play that goes wrong — set pieces fall off, actors 'forget' their lines and the lighting designer 'falls asleep.
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If you headed out in public wearing this, you'd have to battle the constant fear that your baby bump would fall off.
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Thirty percent of freshmen won't return for their sophomore year, and the wheels can start to fall off as early as Thanksgiving.
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Funny because Saadawi wrings a good deal of black humor out of the way the monster's pieces fall off at inopportune moments.
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The edge is a vivid and exciting place to be, so long as you always stay on it, and don't fall off.
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The witty cold open stations Larry Brown at the bus depot, waiting for the next beautiful turnip to fall off the truck.
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When their skins become dry and brittle and their greens fall off, they mature into the familiar onions we find year round.
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The pace at which life expectancy was increasing in the U.S. started to fall off relative to other countries in the 80s.
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The tags — which are far cheaper — can be manipulated by humans or fall off if pigs get into fights, they point out.
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What's unclear ... was Post already in the crowd when he lost his footing or did he flat-out fall off the stage?
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Woven into the plot are vulnerable moments about how we deal with love, our feelings, and relationships that fall off with age.
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Just add the Koozie to your cart, and the price will fall off as soon as you add a pair of sneakers.
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Some describe the onset of postmodernism as the chief cause for the fall-off in interest in Winogrand's work at this time.
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" As much as he would like to, though, King cannot respond to every high-five: "If I do, my arm will fall off.
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"He twisted and put his leg and foot in a difficult position," said Van Wagenen, adding that Cespedes didn't fall off a horse.
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From an objective standpoint, Jon's participation in the battle went like this: Ride dragon, fall off dragon, hide from dragon, scream at dragon.
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"As we go deeper into the week, the volume will continue to fall off," said said Quincy Krosby, market strategist at Prudential Financial.
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Singapore also keeps a tight lid on the range of legal betting options, and has seen industry revenues fall off as a result.
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There are too many people content to tweet dumb things until their fingers fall off, and Twitter refuses to punish them for it.
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So now that I have a new alliance in the game, I'm going to just ride it out until the wheels fall off.
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It's been around since 1937 and looks like the kind of place where one could plausibly fall off the railing, BoJack Horseman style.
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The feeling that I was on a treadmill that was going faster and faster — and that eventually, I would have to fall off.
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Twilio expects this number to fall off over the next year as Uber moves away from Twilio as its principal communications infrastructure provider.
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They are down nearly 15 percent since last week's Brexit vote, amid concerns about potential vulnerability to any fall-off in consumer demand.
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Phelps notoriously spends upwards of six hours a day in the pool; anything less than that and his performance would likely fall off.
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I could add a glowy powder to their faces until my fingers fall off, but the skin needs to be polished underneath first.
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On Thursday, she admitted that she "expected the weight to fall off with breastfeeding" after giving birth to Batel, now 17 months old.
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Anyway, even though I didn't touch the blocks and couldn't get them off with force, they somehow managed to fall off the case.
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The first highlighted a critical fall-off in the STEM skills held by the UK's population due to a lack of government funding.
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It's a Sisyphean undertaking, demystifying a disease that has been stained with meaning and myth (for the records, limbs do not "fall off").
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No matter where your success takes you, the minute you buy into the hype and their praises, you'll lose focus and fall off.
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"Hate to let y'all down, but @tamiroman and I are riding together until the wheels fall off," Youngblood said on Instagram last February.
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He finished and took off and he didn't realize until he saw something fall off his plane from the corner of his eye.
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He's someone who would basically accidentally fall off a bridge on his first day in New York and yet has managed to thrive.
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You'll actually feel the heat of a fire on your face, and the weightlessness in your stomach during a fall off a skyscraper.
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I want to curl in a fetal position and shit, piss, ejaculate, cry, sweat, puke, and have all of my hair fall off.
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While the positions shift (and many titles fall off the charts) once the holiday months arrive, they're a good barometer of publisher health.
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"When you first come here with a little kid you're like, they're going to fall off this thing," his father, Trace Crutchfield, said.
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"If you look at the location space, there's been a lot of turbulence — you've seen a lot of people fall off," Shim said.
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People started dancing so hard that one attendee jokingly said to a friend that she thought someone's head was going to fall off.
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And the price will fall off a cliff once we scale up to larger and larger bioreactors, until it's competitive with conventional meat.
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They like to go on stage, which is a liability because if they fall off and hurt themselves, then we can be sued.
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By the very nature of that, you fall off that perch, and to get back on the perch is complicated and really difficult.
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Eventually the man causes the clock to fall off the wall completely, smashing on the ground despite his desperate attempt to catch it.
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Stockhausen may have taken leave from writing a straightforward tale as he worked on "Licht," but he didn't fall off a creative cliff.
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Mr. Nasti wears a back brace from a fall off the truck from three years back, so he knows what he's talking about.
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But while benevolent sexism may put women on a pedestal, Glick said, it's a very narrow pedestal that's easy to fall off of.
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In a statement to CNN Wednesday, the cruise line said she had "jumped," adding it wasn't possible to fall off a cruise ship.
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Boots, sneakers, and other shoes that won't fall off your feet are the smart choice when it comes to a safe escape.210.
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There was no landline, no umbilical cord, and small boys using cell phones would easily fall off such a slick, pitched metal roof.
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Two weeks is about how long it takes for the stump left from the baby&aposs umbilical cord to fall off and heal.
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In fact, my first impression was that it could fall off, but after prolonged use, I've gotten confident that it won't break easily.
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It may fall off balance at times, but as it vaults through the air in search of transcendence, it's a beautiful, beguiling artifact.
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StirMATE® Smart Pot Stirrer You can finally stir and mix your food without feeling like your arm is about to fall off.
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The visitors chase glistening stars through platforms, smash blocks with their fists, and never once fall off a cliff and lose a life.
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Of course, it's easy to get frustrated and overwhelmed if you fall off your budget, he added, but money management can take practice.
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But it's likely those viewers will fall off, too, if Star doesn't slow down enough to give its characters more than one dimension.
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Some of the Samsung prototypes showcased previously look like they might not be able to fall off a coffee table without sustaining serious damage.
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But unfortunately, the robot does have the tendency to fall off tables sideways when its treads slip off an edge its sensors can't see.
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First, lamp posts on the road started to fall off and then villagers ran toward their homes for fear of being electrocuted, she said.
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First, she juts her tongue out, licking her lips, pouting them while her head rolls around like it's going to fall off her neck.
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The train is infamous for the number of lives and limbs it has claimed from migrants who fall off or are attacked by criminals.
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"The wagons go on down the road as time goes on, and that's when isolation can occur and the wheels fall off," she added.
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Because there's so much fall-off in capacity to create redundancy in whatever scientific experiments you're doing, this creates perfect controls every single time.
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Indeed, annual growth in China's real estate investment slowed in May, the first fall-off in three months, taking a toll on new developments.
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This is the technical term for when nail growth temporarily stops, which leaves a gap in the nail and makes the nail fall off.
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Dr. Kvist suggests letting the leech fill up and fall off on its own, but even he doesn't believe anyone will follow this advice.
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I've even run with the PX on, and they still retain a very good fit and never feel like they're going to fall off.
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Each one has to support constant connecting and reconnecting, charge things when they get plugged in, and, you know, not break or fall off.
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If I were to fall off the wagon tomorrow and smoke a cigarette, I wouldn't just assume I'm going to go back to smoking.
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Many people who select health plans later fall off the rolls because they fail to pay their share of premiums or find other coverage.
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And nothing rips you from the escapism of VR faster than having a pair of glasses constantly fall off the bridge of your nose.
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"Kickstarting fall off with a PSL dress and a splash of spanx," Hyland captioned a series of red carpet photos on Instagram and Twitter.
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Someone you admired may fall off the pedestal you placed them on, your boss may leave, or someone in control may be booted out.
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Once the Patriots fall off the cliff, there will be very little, if anything, in the NFL to send you into a sports rage.
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It's also much more lightweight than the old model, and less front-heavy so it doesn't constantly feel like it's about to fall off.
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Augmented reality glasses whose lenses are too far apart for me to focus on the image, or whose frames immediately fall off my face.
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It might require you taking a leap of faith and fall off the edge of a cliff, betting something is waiting at the bottom.
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"The NFL will likely do well on that night, but will probably see some fall-off during the 90 minutes of debate," Law said.
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So I just got out of the shower, and I was honestly scared that the lashes would fall off, like, once they got wet.
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"I tried to personally manipulate multiple timing straps to see what it would take to get a chip to fall off accidentally," he said.
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So far, U.S. pig farmers have tried to compensate for the fall-off in exports to China by expanding into markets like South Korea.
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Inclusion on the list requires a minimum net worth of $2.1 billion; those whose fortunes dip below that amount will fall off the list.
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"Giovanna has been on my boob every single hour for the past four days, and my nipple is going to fall off," she continued.
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We boil down shake and other things that fall off the plant and then spray it with this stuff, and shhhhhoooyehhh—it gets you.
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He switched the fork to his left hand and let the gun fall off it at the bottom into the palm of his right.
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And then when I took the wildland job, it was like, 'Is he gonna get burnt up, or fall off a cliff and die?
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The bottom of the shelf even has holes for your chargers so they stay tangle-free and your devices won't fall off the shelf.
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Watch her and Mr. Beczala fall off the bed together at the end of that scene and tell me he is not feeling it.
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The drop in demand was caused by the fall-off in travel worldwide, and the quarantine of millions of people due to the coronavirus.
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That so many people found Dr. Blasey Ford credible suggests that she was able to get across that tight rope and not fall off.
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"I would do good for a couple of months and then I would just fall off the wagon every single time," Ms. Espada said.
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This is important to mention because that kind of pressure has often worked to get wobbly politicians to fall off the debt cutting wagon.
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"Sure, these wells fall off the first year, but let me tell you, they level out and make a lot of oil," Hamm said.
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In the slightly skewed perspective, there's a sense of instability, of precariousness; perhaps the couch is too narrow and the daughter will fall off.
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The biggest danger for Britain is that it will fall off a cliff at the end of the Brexit negotiations with no deal in place.
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PARTY BUS OWNER CITED AFTER UNC CHARLOTTE STUDENT, 20, FALLS OUT BUS WINDOW, DIES It's still unclear how Rogers managed to fall off the vehicle.
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An Islamabad startup called Let's Innovate has designed a helmet that will call emergency services and text your relatives if you fall off your motorcycle.
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Bets against Australia's Big Four banks have piled up amid rising concerns that the country's property prices could be about to fall off a cliff.
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YouTube star Shonduras AKA Shaun McBride made a video describing what he called a traumatic, near-death experience watching his wife fall off a cliff.
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Columbia's iconic Thermarator Line uses Omni-Heat thermal reflective technology to keeps heat in, plus fleece construction for a snug not-gonna-fall-off fit.
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These U clamps sometimes seem to click into place but when they don't the wings fall off and break, requiring another ten minutes of rebuilding.
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One study found that a publicised doping violation in baseball led to a brief fall-off in attendance, but had no impact a fortnight later.
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AS MUCH AS I LOVE TO SEE THE CLOTHES FALL OFF AS A RESULT I CANNOT LIVE THIS LIFE WITHOUT THIS MAN'S POWERFUL BUTT. pic.twitter.
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After the data is collected, the plane can essentially fall off the surface and fly back by righting itself, climbing to altitude and gliding home.
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Most stab a soft banana at an angle, for example, so it doesn't fall off, and skewer a hard carrot by wiggling the fork in.
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According to her Snapchat on July 4th, the star resisted the urge to fall off her diet—even on biggest barbecue day of the year.
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But this output, combined with a Herculean touring schedule, caused the wheels to fall off, with the band's lineup becoming a rotating door for members.
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You could just wear a regular headband while you exercise, but those tend to fall off or get kind of gross after a few workouts.
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"If I told you, you'd fall off your chair," adds Messianu, who has seen probate costs balloon past $50,000 for an estate of $1 million.
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" Alcantara also reminded Kardashian West's fans and subscribers that "while it's easy to fall off track" from working out, "it's tougher to get back on!
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The Hateful Eight (2015) Only a shot of whisky (or a fall off a horse) could wake you up like Quentin Tarantino's critically-acclaimed western.
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But once it became time for CMS to write IMPACT Act regulations creating the quality indicators and payment system, the wheels began to fall off.
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Kevin Mathews, who was working in his mother's boutique on Main Street on a recent weekday afternoon, worried that business might fall off on Saturdays.
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The need to offset the fall-off in 3DS sales has led to speculation Nintendo will release another device such as a cut-price Switch.
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Public support for the ACLU tends to fall off during Democratic presidencies, when erstwhile backers forget that there are still civil liberties fights worth having.
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He tried to shove the fallen piece of bumper back onto his car, but that only made the rest of his bumper fall off too.
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TER: I grew up on the ragged edge of self-acceptance, where I was holding on to it, but it was easy to fall off.
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An average of about 20 people fall off cruise ships every year, which the industry points out is only about one in a million travelers.
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"You may see a leg or two fall off," as the females are eating, Ms. Anderson said, "but they usually eat the whole thing." video
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Since the album's release on Friday, its sign-off track "1985 (Intro to 'The Fall Off')" has made the most traction in internet rap circles.
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When I buy a car, I drive it basically until the doors fall off (which may or may not actually have happened to me once).
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Walsh noted a "very significant fall-off in demand" in Italian markets in the past week, as Italy has seen the biggest outbreak in Europe.
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If demand for copper starts to fall off, pushing prices lower, the argument goes, then it's a good clue that industrial economies are slowing down.
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Why did this woman, who was so talented, and riding so high, doing hit after hit, then all of a sudden fall off the map?
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Mr. Castorina responds with an abbreviation for a phrase that loosely means he is laughing so hard, a part of his body will fall off.
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"We would have to fall off the face of the earth to make one of those papers on a normal news day," Mr. Adams said.
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When athletes train consistently, recover smartly and get a little lucky, there's no physiological reason their bodies should fall off a cliff in their 103s.
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It took me years to find masculine clothes that made me feel good – ones which didn't fall off in certain places while tightly hugging others!
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Despite a scary fall off her horse last weekend, the Queen's granddaughter, 38, competed in the event with her family there to cheer her on.
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The stew gains depth from star anise, soy sauce and a dash of sugar, each nugget of meat quick to fall off its accompanying bone.
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The stew gains depth from star anise, soy sauce and a dash of sugar, each nugget of meat quick to fall off its accompanying bone.
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The rafts sometimes lifted from the chute momentarily, and the slide was covered with netting, supported by metal poles, so riders would not fall off.
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Squishing aphids, for example, can leave a stain on furniture and fabric, and mites can cause your tree's needles to die and fall off early.
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Forget investing in those pesky luggage tags that easily fall off or trying to set your boring black suitcases apart from the crowd with colorful ribbon.
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According to WBAL, the incident involved a small vial of a frozen sample of tuberculosis being dropped onto the floor and having its lid fall off.
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"We didn't anticipate the market would fall off a cliff," the soft-spoken Gong, now 26, told Reuters in a fast-food outlet in downtown Zhengzhou.
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But almost all the ratios the scholars calculated were shy of 1 (see chart), with an abrupt fall-off in numbers once the ceiling is surpassed.
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Avoiding the junk food When students are off of their regular sleep cycle, they often also fall off of their ideal eating cycle too, Carskadon said.
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But on "1985 (Intro to 'The Fall Off')," the album's final song and the one where he addresses this generation directly, his musical choices are pointed.
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Washing and reusing a condom will probably affect the tightness and fit, and a loose condom is more likely to leak or fall off during sex.
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The largest U.S. solar equipment maker attributed the lower price point to a fall-off in demand from China, resulting in a global oversupply of panels.
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And it does so without requiring the baby to wear special sensor-laden clothing, or accessories that can fall off in the middle of the night.
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Margins were also held down by $23.18 million in charges related to its previous generations of chips following the sharp fall-off in cryptocurrency mining demand.
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But overall volumes have been steadily declining since 2013, driven in part by a rout in the energy sector and a fall-off in leveraged buyouts.
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If you increase your balances, open a new account, or have old information fall off your report, your score might slip down or bounce back up.
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San Jose, California, which has some of the highest prices in the nation, did fall off its peak, and price gains in San Francisco are shrinking.
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If it is as bad for us as I, for one, think, then you fall off the wagon [and] you get back on the next day.
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Fail to save enough and you might end up with a so-called "cliff retirement" — when you stop working, your lifestyle will fall off a cliff.
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"I don't think that it's a responsible way to repeal something, have everything fall off a cliff … and have no plan in front of us," Sen.
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Netflix's price for consumers went up from $10.99 to $12.99 during its fiscal Q2 reporting period, which definitely could account for some of the fall-off.
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The woman who helped strap my feet in is yelling at me, as are dozens of people surrounding the machine, and now I fall off again.
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But insiders worry that the hangers-on who enabled and facilitated her fall off the wagon may make their way back into the star's inner circle.
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And Fitbit, despite being the clear leader in the wearables industry, just saw its stock fall off a cliff after it forecasted a dismal holiday quarter.
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Economic data could trump all else in the week ahead, after hiring in February appeared to fall off a cliff, raising new concerns about the economy.
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In a video, Alice can be seen dancing to a Christmas song playing in the background, her golden crown threatening to fall off with every move.
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The last time the Fed cut official rates was in the depths of a financial crisis, to stabilize a system about to fall off a cliff.
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There are also medium and small-scale experiments that tend to fall off the table if big collaborations eat up the bulk of money and attention.
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Trips have been added to his schedule, only to fall off because Trump himself doesn't want to do this type of travel, CNN's Jeff Zeleny reports.
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"They feel their dedication is almost like being on a diet and if you go off it at all you fall off it forever," she continues.
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Authorities said pieces of the bluff were known to fall off from time to time and that beachgoers were warned to sit a good distance away.
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So many obscenities trip and fall off their tongues every day that it's unlikely they even considered the harsh ramifications of what they said about Selina.
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Though Dariani is chummy and non-judgmental with clients, he's seen enough drunk streamers fall off balconies at industry parties to inspire an almost parental anxiety.
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As far as my parents in Italy are concerned, I'll tell them to keep using that fake Christmas tree from 1995 until the needles fall off.
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Pros: Rugged construction, ideal for low lighting, advanced optical systemCons: A bit heavy, some find the diopter tricky to adjust, lens covers tend to fall off
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You start to lean on things that shouldn't matter, you think you're doing well in life, then all of a sudden you fall off the grid.
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But there, too, evidence suggested that people who didn't receive federal assistance were starting to fall off as Trump took office and rates were still rising.
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At a time when an overwhelming majority of people believed that it was possible to fall off the face of the Earth, Columbus challenged this notion.
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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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The bobble head recovers briefly as most of Ortiz's body seems unobjectionable, but then we get to the head and the wheels fall off the wagon.
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And we could very easily fall off the table like the NEA and the NEH and all these other wonderful organizations ... That's what I was thinking.
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BNSF Railway is paying to settle claims that it allowed coal and coke ash to fall off trains in the Pacific Northwest, the Seattle Times reports.
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Despite my best efforts, he plays with Botley on the table, and inevitably, he causes the robot to fall off and crash on our hardwood floor.
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Using methods developed by the University of Chicago, the school also tries to help students almost as soon as they fall off the track to graduation.
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"There's been a couple of accidents where people took a picture and posed like they were going to fall off, and they really fell off," he recalls.
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To compensate, Astro Bot is very generous with checkpoints (there are lots), lives (there are none), and most critically, it's nearly impossible to fall off a ledge.
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Waylens helpfully includes small cable guides with adhesive backs in the box, but these proved sub-par on the adhesive side, and consistently fall off the window.
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They're usually very profitable, they certainly have a ton of revenue, and that revenue's not going to fall off a cliff in the next couple of years.
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The unidentified 37-year-old woman suffered facial injuries in the July 4 fall off the Racine Street Bridge in Menasha, which is south of Green Bay.
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Shabaan said Iranians typically made up 7 percent of foreign haj visitors, and their absence did not account for the bulk of the fall-off in numbers.
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The Action has ND filters for bright, sunny days, and they won't fall off when you jump in the water, thanks to the screw-on mounting system.
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Gaga, who is currently performing her Las Vegas residency show Enigma, recently suffered a dangerous fall off of the Park MGM's Park Theater stage at the Oct.
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Having a bunch of fish nibble off your dead skin is usually just a vacation novelty, but it may have caused one woman's toenails to fall off.
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I grasp very quickly that I have been incredibly lucky that no one in my life ever let flying fall off the table as a travel option.
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Truly wireless buds, like Apple's AirPods don't have vestigial cords to worry about, and over-ear models are basically impossible to lose track of or fall off.
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CBS News, and other local news outlets, report that the Emswiller experienced a medical condition during a break, which contributed to his fall off of a balcony.
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What the Nuggets are thinking: Everything in Denver has revolved around Nikola Jokic this season, and they fall off of a cliff when he leaves the floor.
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The 6 million-user app invested in launching a free cryptocurrency trading exchange early this year only to see coin prices plummet and mainstream interest fall off.
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In a move some investors cited as reassuring, the plan included a limit on how much would be allowed to fall off the balance sheet each month.
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Carol Dweck, through massive research and storytelling, shows the reader how to continue on the path of improvement and why so many people fall off that path.
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At a more extreme formulation, Tesla bears foresee a "demand cliff" that Tesla could fall off as all of its vehicles confront weaker demand in the future.
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Whether the fall-off in support on Tuesday for Republican candidates (and examples of intensely mobilized Democratic voters) is tied directly to Trump is an open question.
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His friends would later tell him that while moving him to a stretcher, they had to hold his body parts in place for fear they'd fall off.
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Instead of letting them fall off the tree, I [decided] to bag them up and take them to the end of the parking lot, and sell them.
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I didn't go through that thing that often happens to teenage girls where they fall off of the cliff of self-confidence and get discouraged about science.
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The instruments are normally glued to the seals' heads using epoxy and fall off naturally after a few months, or when the seals undergo their annual moult.
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Luckily I didn't get hit by a train—but I did fall off a train once, back in '21970, and I hit a pole at top speed.
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Not because I expected her to fall off the wagon as quickly as she had in the past, but because I was super-skeptical of her reasoning.
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"I don't think that it's a responsible way to repeal something, have everything fall off a cliff … and have no plan in front of us," Capito said.
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And once people fall off the diet wagon, they often stay off, and their hard-lost pounds reappear a lot faster than it took to shed them.
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But the duck noodle soup is deliriously good too, as is chicken "biryani" made from marinated thighs that fall off the bone served with turmeric-scented rice.
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The ranking points from Cincinnati and New York last year, which will fall off her ranking within the next month, helped form the foundation for her rise.
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Joe Biden, despite placing an emphasis on large-dollar fundraising, saw his numbers fall off in the third quarter, ending September with just $9 million on hand.
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"I've always wanted to play 'til the wheels fall off," he said then — and now, after leaving the sputtering Tigers, he will soon be rolling into October.
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And 16% of Americans are skeptical or unsure of the earth being round, yet the Navy isn't worried that its aircraft carriers will fall off into space.
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As literally everyone working at the hotel had told me, the cold truly wasn't an issue (except for my nose, which I was worried might fall off).
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Ever since Roxanna left Houston Methodist, she'd been caring for her own wounds, wrapping them in gauze with the same hands that she waited to fall off.
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"The data still looks good and there is nothing out there to suggest the economy will fall off the cliff in the next several quarters," he said.
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"When oil started to slip and the dollar peaked, that's when you saw stocks fall off a bit," said Robert Pavlik, chief market strategist at Boston Private Wealth.
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"Just finished doing 25 lip swatches of new Everlasting Liquid Lipsticks that are launching soon, and my mouth feels like it's gonna fall off," she captioned the post.
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As long as she builds herself and she finds her own self-love – no matter what anybody says about her – it'll hit her and fall off of her.
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At our pre-show rehearsal, Matt explained the right and wrong ways to step on him, and we practiced balancing, gripping each other so we didn't fall off.
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The fall-off in violence has made aid deliveries easier in some areas of the country, but de Mistura said the Syrian government should be processing aid faster.
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The shoes can cause bleeding, mess with your posture, cause your toenails to fall off—you get the drift, they cause an uncomfortably long list of unpleasant effects.
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But Kilduff said he believes Chinese crude demand will "fall off a cliff" in the next month or so because the country has nearly filled its strategic reserves.
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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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Stickers are left on building mailboxes notifying residents of a package, but some residents complain that the stickers fall off or get pulled off and packages go missing.
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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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"What we've traditionally seen is that online sales begin to fall off around four weeks before Christmas as people become less sure of delivery services," he told Reuters.
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We've added a "ghost jump," so you have a small amount of time as you fall off a ledge to actually jump, which makes the platforming more forgiving.
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Speaking to business leaders on Monday, May pledged to address concerns that Britain could fall off a "cliff edge" into uncertain trading conditions when it leaves the bloc.
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If the players at the end fall off the end of the tail, they can attempt to get back on, perhaps in a position closer to the front.
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The economy wouldn't fall off the rails, what would happen is some people who are extremely rich would become only a little less extremely rich in the process.
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The scabs will stay on for an average of five to seven days and naturally fall off until the healing process is complete around four to eight weeks.
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As in the past, such tactics will cause an immediate fall-off in attacks by Wilayat Sinai, but they will not eradicate the threat posed by this group.
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Gallman told Insider he recommends artificial garland because the real stuff can be costly and difficult to maintain since the needles can fall off and make a mess.
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Don't wanna fall off so I'm all in my bag," is how Cole discusses money often being used as a crutch for people who obtain riches on "ATM.
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We played with extreme shallow DoF and Bokeh to put the viewer in a narrow region of focus and let the surroundings fall off into a another world.
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However, Cas12a appears to read up to 18 of the letters before it binds fully, and if it finds a mismatch, it will fall off before it binds.
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Meanwhile British retailers reported the sharpest fall-off in sales in four years, though few major retailers have individually pointed to a big impact from June's referendum result.
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The lights are strung onto the branches (instead of being built into the branch tips), but the bulbs are secured with bulb locks so they won't fall off.
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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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Any mechanic worth their salt will tell you to drive your car until the wheels fall off — which they won't as long as you keep them in business.
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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 following is a sample of industries that are about to watch revenues fall off a cliff and may have to grapple with questions of long-term survival.
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It usually involves an elaborate process involving drying your locks a certain way, combing them a certain way, and using a hair straightener until your arms fall off.
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And if we were ever to fall off a real mountain, her and I, we would survive because she's not like a slouch in any shape or form.
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" —Chloe Taylor Urban Outfitters said Wednesday it has seen store traffic fall off in areas hit by the coronavirus, including Milan and Seattle, and "a few additional locations.
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"The difference the marginal dollar makes in reducing negative emotions starts to fall off around $1953,000, is very low by $160,000 and hits zero around $200,000," reports CNBC.
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As trainers, we know it's a huge trend that women get to the end of the year — this time of year — and will fall off from their goals.
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I've started and stopped workout plans a couple of times now; I'm super moto in the beginning, but get bored and fall off after two or three weeks.
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Even with the provisions in the proposed American Health Care Act, the "replace" part of the Republican approach, an estimated 10 million people would fall off the rolls.
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But people running busy departments have tended to let this duty fall off their radar, with many of those eligible to vote never signing up to take part.
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"We remain cautiously constructive on demand we do not see this going over a cliff and we are not petrified of some fall off in Chinese demand," Croft said.
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It's like when you fall off your diet or something — it's really hard to get back after those sundaes that are great, and five burgers a night are wonderful.
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Whereas a scooter rental always feels semi wobbly â€" like its wheels could fall off during top acceleration or the steering column could loosen â€" the Rev feels secure.
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There are two vans and one truck, crews made up of roofers who are eager to take the offseason work and, as a bonus, won't fall off a roof.
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We're all riled up by the music and it's way more chaotic than the rehearsal, with girls jumping on Matt from every angle and giggling when we fall off.
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For example, if you were on a diet, and chocolate cakes started popping up everywhere around you, there's an extremely high chance you'd fall off the wagon, says Lindstrom.
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Burling said such mishaps were "part of it", adding: "I felt like even if he (Outteridge) didn't fall off we would have got that gate (course marker) off him".
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Drake: Seal your lipsWeeknd: lolDrake: "views from the fall off"Drake: I'm a Canadian Jew who played on a high school soap opera and took rap music by storm.
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It's possible they really did fall off; the Baton Rouge Police Department is reportedly swapping out its current body cameras for a new model because of exactly this problem.
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Due to this wiring, a fear of heights is a sensible apprehension to develop: Don't go near the edge of tall things because you might fall off and die.
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Eventually, its back wheels were pulled up into the air, sending the trailer and the rest of the truck on its side, where its hood appeared to fall off.
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If it's not part of the culture of people's habitual day-to-day lives like that, in the future you're going to see it fall off the cliff. Yeah.
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The Texas senator appeared not to notice Fiorina fall off the stage right before his eyes, while his wife, Heidi Cruz, quickly came to the former GOP hopeful's rescue.
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In other words, you're walking on a ledge and you might make it to the end, but, hey, you fall off that ledge, you're going to really see trouble.
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We might feel that the morally righteous thing would be for both the NFL and football as we presently know it to fall off the face of the earth.
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But some people keep the cord and placenta attached for days and just wait until they fall off naturally: That scenario is considered a full lotus birth, Bliss says.
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Analysts have expressed concerns about a cyclical fall-off in vehicle sales after sustained gains since the 133-2009 deep recession, but there were no signs of a slowdown.
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That's not quite the whole story, but the stats don't lie: in Britain, titles like Edge and GamesMaster have seen their readerships fall off a cliff in recent years.
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"If you do just one thing, and you only do it a certain way then it can be tough, and we're seeing people fall off right now," Marrin said.
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Drew: The next time I saw Lil Wayne was the summer of 2009, just as he was reaching the peak of his popularity—and probably beginning to fall off.
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Full-service restaurants in New York's border counties have seen employment fall off slightly since 2016, the first full year in which the higher tipped minimum was in effect.
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Capesizes typically transport 150,000-tonne cargoes such as iron ore and coal and have been particularly affected by a fall-off in coal and iron ore demand in China.
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Witnesses saw the 33-year-old crew member fall off the Norwegian Getaway into the water about 28 miles northwest of Pinar del Rio, Cuba at 3:20 p.m.
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Mike Hazle, the 2011 American champion in the javelin, said his Nike-made shoes were too narrow, causing his toenails to fall off and his feet to become numb.
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So, does it mean that the planet is going to fall off its axis and go spiraling into the sun, like the end of some apocalyptic sci-fi movie?
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Both leaders showed a steady decline as more distractors were added, although efficacy doesn't fall off quite as fast as the logarithmic scale on the graphs makes it look.
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A sock or bootie that can't fall off a baby's feet hasn't been invented yet, but Zutano cotton baby booties and these knee high socks actually stand a chance.
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We have been watching what was going to happen, with the expectation that as the economy improved, you would see the big surge in enrollment start to fall off.
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"We don't know whether the return of things like gun licensing and registration will restore an edge that one could fall off, but we're a little nervous about it."
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Now, to hit 1.5˚C, emissions would need to fall off a cliff, falling by 15 percent a year every year, starting in 2020, until they hit net zero.
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The Grizz are 14-7 since December 9, and while they may yet fall off because of poor defense and tough upcoming schedule, the future looks bright in Memphis.
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A police source in France said Wang had died after a 10 meter fall off a wall while trying to take photographs in the village of Bonnieux, near Avignon.
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If one of those had a weak link, then somebody might fall off what we called the disparity cliff in terms of being able to live their best life.
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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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The Pacers, who were expected to fall off a cliff in the absence of George, are holding steady at 19-14, the fourth best record in the Eastern Conference.
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In Creston, she began her remarks balanced on a step ladder — a gesture, it seemed, for people in the back — before professing a fear that she would fall off.
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Still, analysts don't expect global Humira sales to fall off a cliff just yet, since there are delays in the arrival of biosimilars in the all-important U.S. market.
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Before cotton fields can be harvested, the cotton plants must be defoliated -- sprayed with chemicals that make the leaves fall off -- and left to sit for about a week.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers had a chance to control their own destiny for a playoff spot but watched their offense fall off drastically in a loss at Baltimore last week.
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The DC-10 was grounded in 1979 after improper maintenance procedures led an engine to fall off the wing of American Airlines Flight 191 while taking off from Chicago.
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His hat does not fall off anymore, as it did in his Yankees days, back when he threw hard and beat St. Louis twice in the 1964 World Series.
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Onlookers at the time of the incident likely did, however, as one can be heard saying, "Why don&apost they just fall off the wall?" in the footage shared online.
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A stripper in Texas proved she's got nerves of steel and fantastic muscle memory ... hopping right back into a twerking routine after taking a 15-foot fall off a pole.
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This is not the first time Nissan has publicly tossed around an idea about what it should do with EV batteries as they start to fall off the proverbial cliff.
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They look like they could fall off with just a tug, but the hinges are sturdy enough to keep the doors firmly in place — even when I banged into one.
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Assuring business leaders they would not fall off a legal "cliff edge" in 2019, May gave her clearest signal yet this week that she is thinking of a transitional deal.
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The 16-year-old has a rare condition called lamellar ichthyosis that causes the epidermis to grow quickly, dry up into scale-like formations, and fall off every six weeks.
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The media is no longer predator and prey, which I think should be the relationship, but a Remora that's just attached underneath, hoping for crumbs that fall off the shark.
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It's breakaway, which is a common feature in cat collars, so the collar can fall off if it gets stuck on something like a branch while a cat is outside.
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A second monk, identified as Faltaous, was formally placed under arrest over the weekend while hospitalized for injuries sustained from a fall off a four-story building inside the monastery.
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" He tells Dennis, "Fall off the grid all you want, just give us a heads up that you're okay," and adds, "because everybody who worried about you really does care.
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And Guybrush couldn't be murdered by a ghost pirate, fall off a cliff edge to his doom, or collapse having been poisoned by a dodgier-than-usual batch of grog.
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Their "Hawk Wings," which are chicken wings braised in duck fat, fall off the bone and are proof that Grill 'Em All is not all just food and metal puns.
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Here's Tom Brady clappin' back at EVERYONE saying his game is about to fall off ... posting a pic of a radar gun that showed he's firing footballs at 61 MPH!!!
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Anyone who has spent a prolonged amount of time visiting the vapid human cesspool that is Los Angeles can understand the temptation, and ultimate surrender, to fall off the wagon.
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During a Ted Cruz campaign event in Indiana on Sunday, Cruz's running mate and former presidential wannabe Carly Fiorina took a fall off stage shortly after introducing Cruz and family.
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The safe-haven metal has been supported by a fall off in U.S. economic data and political uncertainty surrounding President Donald Trump, all of which have weighed on the dollar.
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If you fall off your bike outdoors, the bones you're most likely to break are the clavicle (collar bone) and the scaphoid bone (one of the bones in the wrist).
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Powerbeats Pro are ideal for working out: Thanks to the ear hooks, the signature feature of these headphones, they will never fall off your head, no matter what you're doing.
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Because, who knows, you might fall off a cliff, crash your car into a school or cop car, or stampede through a public park just to catch a rare Pokémon.
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Even more surprising than the fact of The Crew 2, however, was the revelation from Ubi boss Yves Guillemot that The Crew has not seen a fall-off in profitability.
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Usually people struggle to do that and drink at the same time, but she had a vodka and coke in each hand and didn't fall off for over a minute.
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Service seems to come naturally to the duo, making the experience of eating their bomb fall-off-the-bone Filipino-style ribs and coconut cream-drenched corn all the better.
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The glasses not only protect your eyes from harsh rays, they also won't fall off when you're wrangling a 400-pound marlin—which means they'll stay put during your jog.
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When you actually finish something, you fall off the far edge of the continuum, and your experience of it ceases, and you have to go find yourself a new one.
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Bipartisan negotiators spent dozens of hours over the last three days hammering out a historically unprecedented, sweeping package to save an economy that is about to fall off a cliff.
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"That video had a big effect," said Victor Qi, the Chinese manager of a noodle restaurant in Nairobi, adding that business from black customers seemed to fall off after that.
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It's not as if it's like a ... See, the thing is, it's not a product that if you buy it and your fingers fall off, you know what I mean?
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"The speed of the demand fall-off is unlike anything we've seen – and we've seen a lot in our business," wrote Delta's CEO Ed Bastian in a note to employees.
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Unless the program is renewed, federal health care funding would fall off a cliff in 2027, leaving every state with a shortfall and a combined funding gap of $240 billion.
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Unless the program is renewed, federal health-care funding would fall off a cliff in 2027, leaving every state with a shortfall and a combined funding gap of $240 billion.
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WHO OFFICIALS SAY THERE IS AN APPARENT RAPID FALL-OFF IN CASES AMONG CHINESE HEALTH CARE WORKERS IN LAST 2 WEEKS, IMPORTANT TO KNOW WHERE IN HOSPITALS THE INFECTIONS OCCURED
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What we're hearing: "12 years isn't a deadline, and climate change isn't a cliff we fall off — it's a slope we slide down," said Kate Marvel, a climate scientist at NASA.
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At least some of the optimism decline is connected to the recent fall-off in the stock market, although Americans generally do not tie their spending to equity gains or losses.
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The study found that clothing treated with permethrin was able to stop several species of disease-causing ticks in their tracks, either paralyzing them or making them fall off the clothes.
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"I've only had a few serious relationships in my life and I was not expecting to fall off the deep end when I met her," says Farr of his new wife.
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"If you fall off the bike, it sends a text message to your next of kin and calls an ambulance," said Khalil, who is 30, in a phone interview from Islamabad.
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"While we expect the downtrend to continue, kerosene demand should not fall off the cliff hereafter, as it should stabilize at 50,000-60,000 barrels per day baseload levels," FGE's Paravaikkarasu said.
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Chrissy Teigen documented an epic day of eating on her Snapchat on Tuesday so hunger-inducing even the strictest of dieters would be tempted to fall off the wagon after watching.
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" Rarely does the suave guy we see in porns fall off the bed, get a leg cramp or ask his co-performer, "Remind me exactly where your clitoris is again, babe?
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The oils and cream will loosen the lash glue and cause the extensions to fall off faster, while mascara will add weight to the very-delicate lashes and could cause breakage.
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While I don't want you to fall off the face of the earth, I also wouldn't suggest this as the best time to go on dates or to any important meetings.
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The head of a big American investment bank recalls how he bagged the last available room in a swanky Lagos hotel, only for the door to fall off as he entered.
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The Biotic Rifle has no headshot bonus or damage/healing fall-off over distance, meaning the numbers are the same no matter how far away you are or what you hit.
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There are also safety concerns to address: Birds seem fun, until you trip over one left laying in the middle of the sidewalk, or fall off while riding without a helmet.
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Tender, juicy, and full of flavor, this fall-off-the-bone recipe is simple and has an equally tasty kale salad to go along with it, because eat your greens, kids.
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Why it matters: Republican support for President Trump's "energy dominance" agenda has a limit, and one of the areas most likely to fall off the final drilling plan is offshore Florida.
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Every day without a cigarette is a miserable, massive victory, and every time I fall off the wagon it feels like the wagon ran me over as it left me behind.
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He's trapped in a loop in a creepy hotel, destined to fall off of a roof and hit his own taxi cab and drive off in terror over and over again.
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In what I think was the "vibrational" part, everyone jumped around a lot, so that their breasts and penises bobbed up and down so wildly that you worried they'd fall off.
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The decline in overall inventories was partially due to a fall-off in stocks at the Cushing, Oklahoma, delivery hub for U.S. crude futures, which were down by 24.1 million barrels.
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"Sometimes we fall off and sometimes you really gotta get it together, and this is one of my fallen-off times," she said while working out with her trainer, Melissa Alcantara.
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In an eerie tableau of hazily remembered childhood, water dripped on frozen flowers and on what appeared to be a Pokémon statue, causing petals to droop and ears to fall off.
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Gently guiding opponents to the edge of the ring, pushing them out, and catching them so that they would not fall off the lip of the area, Kisenosato was stoically marvellous.
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To this end, Suzanne Baptiste, a hearing instrument specialist in the Bay Area, recommends getting a proper fit so they're less likely to fall off or get lost in the sheets.
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So, for example, you'd see Wile E. Coyote chasing The Road Runner, and then they'd fall off a cliff, and he would pause it and rewind it, like a pause tape.
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Based on years of power data analysis, Hayman knew that 43 watts was well above the threshold where his body would go into oxygen debt and his performance would fall off.
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When do you imagine ... 5G, because the point is 5G rolling out properly to citizens to create entrepreneurial opportunities, to create businesses, all kinds of things that fall off of it.
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Professor Jacob Neiheisel, an associate professor of political science at the University at Buffalo, said that if Mr. Collins stays on the ballot, Republican turnout on Election Day could fall off.
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Unlike iPhones, which tend to get support from Apple for four or more years, even the most expensive Android phones tend to have support fall off after two or three years.
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The shoes reduce you to an inelegant waddle, but once you're strapped in, they make it nearly impossible to fall off and allow you to focus on getting your legs moving.
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People who do qualify for coverage and either meet or are exempt from work requirements could fall off the rolls if they don't file their paperwork or encounter an administrative mishap.
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Prime Minister Theresa May said last month she understood business concerns that Britain could fall off a "cliff-edge" after the negotiations and she promised to address those fears in Brexit talks.
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After many years of near flawless performance, NVDA finally stumbled as the fall-off in crypto demand and the resulting ballooning of inventory impacted its quarter and more severely impacted the guidance.
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And you have to do it over, and over, and over again until your arm is about to fall off while the box where the code is supposed to go remains empty.
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In a video of Tay standing on a balcony in Beverly Hills, the comments section is flooded with people suggesting she should fall off the balcony or be pushed off of it.
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Fed officials also proposed a plan to wind down its $4.5 trillion of debt securities, including a limit on how much would be allowed to fall off the balance sheet each month.
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"I like to make goals in life, but I make sure that the goals aren't too crazy because if you ever fall off the horse, you will beat yourself up," she wrote.
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Despite being the rare computer upgrade that's actually beneficial to your health, crashes still pose a problem; they're almost guaranteed to be catastrophic were this tiny computer to fall off your desk.
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The young were consuming less than their future income would allow for, while people in their high-earning years would spend too much considering their income will soon fall off in retirement.
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Seeking to reassure businesses, May pledged to address concerns that Britain could fall off a "cliff edge" into uncertain trading conditions after leaving the European Union as part of her Brexit negotiations.
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If you ride horses enough, you will eventually fall off; equestrians are admitted to the hospital at a rate of about once per 2,000 hours of riding, which is more than motorcyclists.
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There have been times where the Book One would fall off my lap at certain angles, or I'd have to raise my legs to rescue it before it flipped onto the floor.
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Someone with a certain level of perceived stability in their recovery, even considered an authority on the means to a solid recovery, isn't expected to fall off in such a drastic way.
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The XR's portrait mode also has Apple's nice fall-off blur, which looks far more like real bokeh than the sort of bad cut-out blur you see from the Pixel 3.
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Despite watching him fall off the curb and the fact that he could barely read and could only see the features on half of her face, the couple married four years ago.
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Venky Ganesan, managing director of $4.4 billion venture capital firm Menlo Ventures and current chairman of the National Venture Capital Association, is walking a political tightrope and trying not to fall off.
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The track itself is a built-for-the-club banger about working your ass off and flaunting your blessings while being cognizant that you could fall off or die at any moment.
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Fed officials also proposed a plan to wind down its $1183 trillion of debt securities, including a limit on how much would be allowed to fall off the balance sheet each month.
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A year after reaching the French Open final, the three-times Grand Slam champion will effectively fall off the tennis radar after being beaten in the first round of the claycourt major.
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The magnetic force also feels strong enough that you can be confident the camera won't fall off during use, while also keeping the accessory easy enough to remove when you want to.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A worrying slump in sales of Father Christmas's favorite tipple, sherry, has prompted a British trade group to start a campaign to ensure the fortified wine doesn't fall off menus.
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To make Max's braised beef and kimchi sandwich, you'll need to cook short ribs for several hours, but the fall-off-the-bone tenderness you end up with is worth the wait.
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Percussive loops and little snippets of melody rub up against each other, threatening to fall off-kilter; short phrases jump out and stick in your teeth like popcorn kernels, suggestive and mysterious.
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Despite the fall-off in views on the current and expected state of the economy, the levels remain high by historic standards and considerably above where they were before Trump took office.
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According to one of his keepers, Chen Wei, Huizai's beak started showing cracks after a fight with another parrot, but those cracks got worse and most of it started to fall off.
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The Pirates sport a run differential hovering around -76, indicating that they might be most vulnerable to fall off the pace of the divisional race in the second half of the year.
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Investors should expect a surge in stocks over the next 12 to 20193 months before they fall off a cliff amid a recession in 2020, according to Scott Minerd of Guggenheim Partners.
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The NRS Chinook Fishing PFD will keep you above the water if you fall off the boat or dock, and it keeps all your gear organized and reachable with its multiple pockets.
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Just 37 percent said any fall-off in enrollment would be the fault of the Obama administration and Democrats in Congress, who created the Affordable Care Act, as Obamacare is formally known.
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It's tempting to tell a story of a warped humor that grows edgier and edgier, more and more offensive, until its practitioners fall off the edge, into real racism and real violence.
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At this point in the conversation, I looked out the window and saw two people fall off a jet ski; the jet ski kept going, and the castaways swam after it frantically.
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LOVE's tilted "O," which threatens to fall off the otherwise stable design, implicitly critiqued the often hollow sentimentality associated with the word, metaphorically suggesting unrequited longing and disappointment rather than saccharine affection.
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Obama did fall off that 67 percent high, but Gallup reports that last year 45 percent of Americans felt he was respected by foreign leaders — still far higher than Trump's honeymoon rating.
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"You can't look down to read the speech; you have to take the speech up," she said, "because if you did, your neck would break; it would fall off," she said, smiling.
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Implanted under the skin (a simple procedure that any vet can perform), pet microchips include your name and other identifying information and, unlike collar tags, can't fall off or be easily removed.
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And if the numbers fall off in rural counties like his, Mr. Trump's path to winning a state where Democrats picked up three House seats in the midterm elections becomes more challenging.
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"The speed of the demand fall-off is unlike anything we've seen – and we've seen a lot in our business," CEO Ed Bastian said in a memo to Delta's 90,000 employees Friday.
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But, I never felt like I was going to fall off either mattress when my wife decided to annex my side of the bed and condemn me to teeter on the edge.
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After two world wars, the Great Depression and a global financial crisis, G.E. — the last remaining original component of the Dow Jones industrial average — will finally fall off the stock market index.
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The remarks underscore the cost the BOJ incurs by loading up on ETFs, which does not have maturity and thus won't fall off the central bank's balance sheet unless it sells them.
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Then again, what if you are a more pessimistic type, and think that the ostensibly strong economy is failing to reward workers, and just may be about to fall off a cliff?
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After a shockingly bad reading of construction industry sentiment on Monday, the PMI survey of purchasing managers in Britain's dominant service sector showed only a minimal fall-off in activity last month.
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"On earnings it probably does have an impact, not a material impact, so therefore I don't think the wheels are going to fall off the truck," Seaburg told "Trading Nation" on Wednesday.
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Despite how convenient it was to wear the purse around my ankle, I have to admit that I was nervous it would fall off while I was running around New York City.
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The surge in sign-ups, which was confirmed by an administration official, comes despite fears from Democrats that enrollment would fall off due to the Trump administration's cutbacks in outreach and advertising.
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In addition, while home prices are still rising, they are rising at a slower pace, meaning sellers are starting to see demand fall off a bit, as buyers hit an affordability wall.
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"The speed of the demand fall-off is unlike anything we've seen – and we've seen a lot in our business," CEO Ed Bastian said in a memo to Delta's 90,000 employees Friday.
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The remarks underscore the cost the BOJ incurs by loading up on ETFs, which does not have maturity and thus won't fall off the central bank's balance sheet unless it sells them.
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These pressures have contributed to a fall off in the number of transactions this year, with the number of sales U.K.-wide trailing 17 percent below their long-term average, according to Jefferies.
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Then, a few well-trained technicians gently rub each branch and rate the needle retention on a scale of one (1 percent of needles fall off) to seven (91 to 100 percent loss).
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If you've been denied due to too many inquiries, it would be a good idea to wait for some of those inquiries to fall off your credit reports before applying for another card.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore is cooking up new methods to find the next wave of hawker sellers amid fears the city state's signature street-food delights could fall off the menu with chef retirements.
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The stretchy, flexible silicon cover will be scratch-proof, shock absorbent, dust and waterproof, and apparently fall-off proof — so the only way it comes off is if you physically pull it off.
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When he scratched the top of such a stack with a scalpel and exposed it to water, it did, indeed, come loose and fall off as the water seeped into the underlying glue.
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These are not built for rough play – or any play at all – because even the hatch into which you slide your pilots will fall off if you close the door all the way.
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In previous seasons, it hasn't been uncommon for episodes to pass without any major plot advancements, or for a Stark family member to simply fall off the show's radar for an entire season.
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U.S. auto sales in October were seen declining between 6 percent and 8 percent, according to industry analysts, as bigger consumer discounts failed to prevent a fall-off from last year's record high.
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But don't be wowed too much, because it doesn't melt the whole sheet; rather, it can melt the layer right next to the glass, and gravity then causes the ice to fall off.
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They're not quite like us: They have roses that will squirt water, they can fit 15 of their friends in a tiny car, they can fall off a ladder and not get hurt.
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The board also has 16 levels of pressure sensitive touch and nice little animations that bring small things like erasing to life, as you watch the text flake and fall off the display.
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All you have to do is type "MAC" into the search bar, add your favorite products to your online shopping cart, use the code "VIP," and watch 15% fall off your checkout total.
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The bottom line: Media companies, which have become increasingly dependent on Facebook in attracting readers, will have to comply with the site's editorial values or face a fall-off in social media referrals.
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Some argue it can provide relief of the chronic pain that often leads people to opioids in the first place, while other worry it could cause recovering addicts to fall off the wagon.
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This heavy duty magnetic strip keeps knives, scissors, and other metal utensils out of the way — and with over 1,000 five star reviews, you can be pretty confident that they won't fall off.
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" There's a line between a well-meaning song about a crush and lazy sexism, and that line is the difference between Joe Nichols' "Yeah" and Joe Nichols' "Tequila Makes Her Clothes Fall Off.
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Think about it this way: A single treat or meal will not derail your diet, but your response to eating the treat can cause you to lose control and fall off the wagon.
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"We were worried people may fall off the escalators, or fighting on the platforms, but we've been lucky," said Faisal Ahmed, a Tube worker at the Liverpool Street station on the Central Line.
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And, edge support is another important feature for couples because you don't want to feel like you're going to fall off when your significant other decides to annex your side of the bed.
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On the practical side, I also like them more than traditional hoops because they have posts and backs, ensuring they won't fall off my ears no matter how hard I shake my head.
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As regards the water, you could wash overboard and drown, fall off a floe and drown, get dragged into the ocean by a kink in the hurtling line of a harpoon and drown.
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Midwestern farmers and ranchers have lobbied local and state lawmakers in Nebraska, Ohio and elsewhere for relief since grain prices began to fall off 2012 peaks, but have seen only modest legislative movement.
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When the driver's Oakley-like sunglasses fall off his face, he expertly catches them and continues to go in on the spitting susbag with one hand while holding his glasses in the other.
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"I was petrified that if I stood on the balcony with her that she would somehow fall off the railing and die, and that I wouldn't be able to protect her," she said.
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And it's why I'm telling folks now: hey, I can't guarantee Fitzgerald doesn't fall off statistically in December, but I can guarantee it won't be because he's out of shape or fading physically.
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That is bad news for Democrats, who historically suffer a major fall-off in voter turnout during non-presidential, midterm elections — most notably among younger voters as well as black and Latino voters.
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They wanted me to get on this horse, and in my mind I was like, If I fall off this horse the wrong way and hurt my leg, I'm gonna be so sad.
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I did end up keeping the leggings with Nike written up the side because they seemed as if they wouldn't fall off my butt during yoga if I ever go to yoga again.
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The rust, a fungus characterized by its yellow-orange color, does not kill coffee plants but it does weaken them, choking off nutrients to the plant and causing its leaves to fall off.
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Because seats at the specialized schools are limited, changing the admissions process is a zero sum game, and the number of Asian students at the schools would likely see the biggest fall off.
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New Year's resolutions surrounding a healthier diet or weight loss are some of the most common every year — but they also feel like the ones that always fall off after a few weeks.
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If that's not feasible, be extracautious around so-called bergy bits: those difficult-to-detect, car- to house-size hunks that fall off and tend to bob in the water downwind of icebergs.
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In Hong Kong, a video posted online by residents showed the top corner of an old building break and fall off while in another video, a tall building swayed as strong winds blew.
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The group's members remained anonymous but told the Las Vegas Review-Journal that the demonstration was carried out using eyelash glue, meaning the hats will naturally fall off within a couple of days.
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Survivors and activists are demanding that the bill is passed by parliament soon, amid fears it may fall off the radar with political attention expected to turn to general elections set for 2019.
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"I don't think it is possible to get interim arrangements through 27 European parliaments in a two year period, so the British will fall off a cliff in two years time," he said.
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At one point, Trump has to snatch back his notes before they fall off the table -- something that for any candidate serious about the audience he's addressing would probably require a second take.
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If we fall off it in the wrong direction — specifically, if Republicans retain control of both houses of Congress in November — we will become another Poland or Hungary faster than you can imagine.
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Yet while the press narrative will document the casual players who fall off, and there will be millions, with a base of hardcore, nostalgia-oriented players remaining, the game will be just fine.
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Alibaba's US investment team has seen a similar fall-off as it drastically scales back its American investment program, according to people close to the firm, with some investors described as just bored.
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You try and get something to eat, and you're holding onto the table with one hand, so you don't fall off your chair, and you're holding onto your plate with your other hand.
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So, what happened is we overshot on the way down significantly and when the recession didn't happen, when China didn't fall off a cliff the way people were also saying, now it's popped up.
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When I do manage to get it moving, my finger quivers, because if it slips and pushes the throttle by accident, the board will abruptly shoot forward, and I'll fall off and die, probably.
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After a disappointing reading of construction industry sentiment on Monday, the PMI survey of purchasing managers in Britain's dominant service sector released on Tuesday showed only a minimal fall-off in activity last month.
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Thus, a U.S. shale producer selling into Asia could take a short position in Shanghai to offset any drop in income from physical crude sales if demand and prices unexpectedly fall off in Asia.
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You can't control what items you drop with, forcing you to salvage more every time a friend knocks you out or when you simply fall off the wrong edge of a perilously constructed structure.
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Click to the site, browse through the sale section (make sure to note the brands that are excluded), then use the code "FRIEND" at checkout to watch the savings fall off your final receipt.
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A raft of new regulations have seen yuan trading volumes fall off sharply, pulling the gap between its onshore and offshore levels down from more than 2 percent in the first week of 2016.
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Along the way I had multiple corroborations that Kris was involved in brokering the deal for her own daughter's sex tape, which almost made me fall off my chair—they'll do whatever it takes.
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It's also got a sapphire glass screen, so you'll need to do more than just fall off a bike to shatter or even scratch the watch's face, and an equally Tonka-tough ceramic bezel.
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"This is a good news story for Irish banks given the widespread concerns around the likelihood of a significant fall-off in new lending in Q4," Investec analyst John Cronin wrote in a note.
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Even the most loyal gym rats fall off the wagon in the weeks between Thanksgiving and New Year's, thanks to countless holiday parties, extra glasses of champagne and that last bite of apple pie.
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In commodity markets, Brent oil prices retreated from three-week highs reached earlier on Wednesday, after a surprising fall-off in U.S. refining runs and an unexpected increase in inventories of gasoline and diesel.
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Interestingly, MotoMods don't latch onto the Moto Z Play quite as tightly as they do the other phones; they're still not going to fall off unexpectedly, but you can wiggle them a little bit.
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The PMI survey of purchasing managers in Britain's service sector released on Tuesday showed only a minimal fall-off in activity last month, after a disappointing reading of construction industry sentiment on Monday ECONGB.
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But oddsmakers correctly guessed they would fall off, giving them an over/under of only 278.5 because of the losses of John Lackey and Jason Heyward to the rival Cubs in free agency. 23.
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But when you bring them all together with a bit of olive oil and a lot of Parmesan, there are good chances that this crazy-delicious dish will make you fall off your seat.
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Not once did the mouse, which also has a textured surface on the bottom, fall off while I took my hand off of it, and I never felt like the mousepad was too small.
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In fact, they would laugh; fall off the couch, creased with delight, as Michael Bublé - with that soft accent and sexy twinkle in his eye - delivers that same unfortunate line about Harry Styles' arsehole.
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Against that backdrop, the contests will provide an important early signal on one of the key questions for 2018: whether the Democratic base's intense antipathy toward Trump is enough to reverse that fall-off.
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"Three million people, all told, are going to fall off the tax roles altogether," he said of people who now have an income tax liability but won't after the bill is signed into law.
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"The speed of the demand fall-off is unlike anything we've seen -- and we've seen a lot in our business," CEO Ed Bastian wrote in a memo to employees that was obtained by CNN.
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"The only way to fall off of our trampolines would be to climb up a trampoline wall, then climb up about seven feet of netting and then literally jump over it," Mr. Platt said.
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While it's easy to get swallowed up in the seasonal madness of gift hunting, outfit planning, and family dinners, don't let the unsung heroes in your life fall off the shopping list this year.
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So, the logical move from the introduction of Bitcoin is to go short suitcases because the money that was taken in suitcases from one country to another, suitcases will probably fall off in demand.
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These are the ends of the earth in the same sense that many people 70 years ago believed that if an aviator exceeded the speed of sound, his or her ears would fall off.
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By now young people watch a lot more video on non-TV screens, and the next big thing can come and go in the time it takes it to fall off Twitter's Trending Topics list.
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"There is concern that corn shipments to Mexico will fall off a little bit due to it costing more for Mexico to buy corn," said Terry Reilly, senior commodity analyst for Futures International in Chicago.
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Pieces of the machine would fall off, doors wouldn't close, and the device couldn't properly regulate its temperature, Tyler Shultz, a former Theranos employee and one of the first whistleblowers, told 60 Minutes in 2018.
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Venezuela has been on the precipice of economic Armageddon for several months, now, and its production has steadily fallen, and, until the recent financial rescue by China, it appeared ready to fall off a cliff.
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Not even Natalie Portman can make awkwardly chasing grapes around a cup trying to get them to stay on her tiny plastic spoon and not fall off on the way to her mouth look cool.
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The episode details the top making process and shows how typical commercial tops fail in seconds in this test (literally, like two seconds and they fall off) while these tops last for nearly 20 minutes.
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As a result, NASA determined, the clamshell-style nosecones of the rockets carrying the Orbiting Carbon Observatory and Glory satellites failed to fall off on command due to SPI's faulty frangible joints surviving explosive charges.
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Legendary jockey Victor Espinoza is out of his neck brace, and well on the road to recovery after nearly dying in a gruesome fall off a horse during training this summer ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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Troops are storming their village, the prince decides to suit up but only manages to fall off his horse and sustain a head injury, and it's up to Marya to get the family to safety.
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He tried more than once to get clean, he says, but would only "make it to day three" of vomiting and chills from withdrawal before he'd fall off the wagon and pick up the pipe.
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Shares of Caterpillar Inc and Nvidia Corp sank after the two manufacturers joined a growing list of companies warning about the crippling effects of the fall-off in growth in the world's most populous country.
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But if I bought a club in League One or League Two, where the upside was big and the downside small, where you can build up, not fall off the floor, that would be better.
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When it comes to casual use of nitrous oxide, one of the biggest dangers is probably that you'll "become unconscious, collapse and hit your head, or break your arm or fall off something," Leslie said.
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Gail: Bottom line: never a good plan for a president to denounce the F.B.I. Also, when he starts yowling that James Comey was helping Hillary Clinton, I just sort of fall off a mental cliff.
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If infections don't fall off in the summer, Mr. Pinsker says, more socializing and some out-of-the-house working might still safely take place (potentially because of higher levels of immunity, provided it lasts).
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If infections don't fall off in the summer, Mr. Pinsker says, more socializing and some out-of-the-house working might still safely take place (potentially because of higher levels of immunity, provided it lasts).
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"Certainly, 10 years out of the financial crisis you're not going see quite the same activity," he said, "but I never thought I would see financial fraud enforcement fall off as sharply as it has."
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But where the Nazi goose stepping in the brothers' recreation of Matt's childhood protest against an all-white "Oklahoma!" is clearly ironic, the quotation marks seem to fall off in the second act dance climax.
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At times it feels like placing bets: Yeah, I think my kid is fine—I'm pretty sure she won't fall off that jungle gym, or that it wouldn't be that bad even if she did.
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I will feel a burst of inspiration to get into it once a year and commit to practicing regularly before I fall off because yoga is very difficult and sweaty and requires lots of limberness.
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If not, Chubb still wouldn't fall off the face of the Earth, considering he was the RB15 over the eight games he shared with Hunt, but his draft stock would take a major hit. 10.
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"We'd have a lot of people fall off" Medicaid, Portman said Thursday after he met with Vice President Mike Pence and Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price to explain his concerns about Medicaid. Sen.
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"Neither company saw a sudden fall-off in [its] business, but — and this is a big but — they both saw a deceleration in the growth of some key economically sensitive cargoes versus previous quarters," he explained.
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Of course it's not really surprising, given the ubiquitous desire to have the longest, thickest, and most natural-looking lashes — partnered with the fact that modern false lashes fall off easily if not applied just right.
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If you bump into a trash fire or fall off the tracks, no worries: this game world, unlike real life, gives you infinite chances to restart your commute with no repercussions or backed-up train delays.
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Southeast Asia is suffering from the worst drought in more than 50 years but the issue looks set to fall off the agenda at a key meeting of the region's political and financial leaders this week.
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If you're shopping the site, all you have to do is use the code "2018Hooray" at checkout, and watch $25 magically fall off your total — and as always any shipping cost is also taken care of.
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DuPont added it would take more action to cut costs in the second half of the year to offset the fall off in demand from some of its biggest customers in the electronic and automotive sectors.
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It looks fun because you're actively maneuvering your body around to smack that ball of light but also looks so silly because you're hanging off a freaking wall and could, like, fall off at any time.
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The Tomb Raider trailer is a great rundown of all the fancy new things Nvidia's new cards can do, from realistic shadow fall off to enhanced tessellation, a technology that allows for more realistic-looking textures.
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Such deals allow investors to earn annual returns in the region of 20073% to 4% for selling crash protection on a portfolio of 100 or so stocks, bankers say, assuming markets don't fall off a cliff.
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Seattle still has the spine of a great defense, a great quarterback, and great coaching, though, and the Cardinals are probably the most loaded team in the sport (as long as Carson Palmer doesn't fall off).
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I'm a little skeptical about dockless-bike-sharing schemes, having seen the pedals and other bits fall off rival bicycles mid-ride, but the Uber Jump felt sturdy, possibly because the bikes are still so new.
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There used to be a tree outside the building, apples — well, I don't know if they were apples, but they were apples to me at the time — used to fall off the tree all the time.
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It's August; just enjoy the insane ride, which is helped along by Ana de Armas as David's romantic interest and Bradley Cooper as the pivotal figure in the deal that finally makes the wheels fall off.
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For Drake to bring this very complex situation back to himself in a humourous manner is a sign of either powerful narcissism or just boredom following his simultaneous commercial peak and critical fall-off of 2016.
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Short pasta shapes with lots of nooks and crannies catch the melting blue cheese and tiny bits of cauliflower that fall off as you mix them together, not to mention all those wonderfully oily, caramelized leeks.
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"Some of those watches were in bad shape; they would fall off someone's yacht and had severe water damage, or been angrily thrown at a wall, or even worse, dropped from multistory windows," Mr. Lin recalled.
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Former Wells Fargo CEO Dick Kovacevich said later on "Squawk Alley" that he wasn't certain that there would be a recession and thought that the fall-off in tourism wouldn't be as impactful as Greifeld expected.
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Group workouts were one of the first luxuries to go, and that meant that mom-and-pop operations like martial arts gyms, boutique fitness studios, and other smaller businesses saw their income fall off a cliff.
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