Four songs later, fall over your amp again, then five or six songs later, fall over your amp again.
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When babies are learning to walk, says Branson, they stand up on wobbly legs, fall over, struggle to get up and fall over again before finally taking their first steps.
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Of course, I've seen people my age fall over dead.
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Hair must not fall over the face when leaning forward.
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Plus, there's someone to catch you before you fall over.
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Also, who knows if your building will actually fall over?
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"I seen one guy fall over here," said Wynne while pointing.
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You can trip and fall over 10 new hip hop producers.
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You can easily fall over the edge into pretentiousness or fakery.
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You may feel your body wobbling, or you may fall over.
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You could fall over and you're not going to hurt yourself.
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Countries rise and fall over borders — and how they are guarded.
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I knew I was not going to fall over and break.
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It was set to end May with a fall over 20 bps.
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But more importantly, bipeds are expensive, fragile, and fall over a lot.
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And landing, you don't really want to fall over because it sucks.
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Countries' prospects rise and fall over cycles of up to ten years.
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The data also found that exercise rates tend to fall over time.
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The debate last fall over Mr. Ng's bail touched on similar issues.
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After the infusion is done, I sit up until I fall over.
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We fall over a lot but it's all part of the act.
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That's the only rule: Don't fall over, or out of the ring.
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She faced suspension last fall over vaping and was put on probation.
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The index is on track for a 22.7 percent fall over the week.
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Massive spike in CPU usage caused primary and backup systems to fall over.
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As Ars Technica points out, however, an average person might just fall over.
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It is FREEZING and so windy I feel like I might fall over.
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Most sectors ended higher, although banks bucked the trend to fall over 53%.
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U.S. auto retail sales are forecast to fall over the next two years.
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Clinton's edge would rise and fall over the course of the next year.
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Chicago soybeans have seen a similar rise and fall over the latest two weeks.
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The latter provision means that enrollment under the Medicaid expansion will fall over time.
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This caused the Starship's fairing, the top half of the spacecraft, to fall over.
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In Berlin a coalition government may fall over how to handle immigration (see article).
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Watching someone fall over is the funniest thing in the history of funny things.
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Germany, France and Norway also saw their percentages fall over the past 12 months.
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When I approach, motorcycles fall over, canned meat cracks, and plastic bags fly away.
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She wavers and, for a second, it looks like she might just fall over.
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The attack was so violent it choked her and caused her to fall over.
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The bottles would fall over and wake him if someone tried to break in.
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"People fall over themselves to tell me what vegetarian food they've made," she says.
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I started to worry that the heavy shelves would fall over onto the desk.
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And I feel like no matter what, you can fall over and it's funny.
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I had to hold him up, because he kept wanting to fall over backwards.
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The rest of those Republicans, they didn't fall over that cliff, and why not?
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Jimmy Carter made his first public appearance since taking a fall over the weekend.
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According to the report, housing prices are expected to fall over the next year.
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It's just we're in uncharted territory, and it's amazing it didn't just fall over.
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That is, he didn't look into the camera, blow a raspberry and fall over.
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Ah the #MelbourneCup - where crowds of people get wasted, puke, fall over, and go home.
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And men without college degrees have seen their wages fall over the past several years.
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"Massive spike in CPU usage caused primary and backup systems to fall over," he wrote.
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Any company even remotely resembling Samsung would fall over themselves to have loyalists like them.
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Bank reserves will fall over time, for instance as financial institutions exchange reserves for currency.
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Plain rain is likely to fall over the Cajon and Tejon passes in Southern California.
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"I'm about to fall over right now!" he joked on Sunday after his Grammy win.
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I was so stupid drunk, I would stop at a red light and fall over.
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"I don't care if you fall over and you can't do something," Ms. Tuttle said.
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They could just bump into you and you would fall over and be hurt potentially.
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On beds with excellent motion isolation, the can won't fall over even after repeated tests.
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On the north side, snow will fall over much of Missouri, Southern Illinois and Indiana.
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Vice President Pence's physician reportedly raised concerns within the White House last fall over Adm.
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If someone refers to themselves as "fat," don't fall over yourself trying to correct them.
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"I was shocked we had one and I was fall-over shocked that we had two."
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Extremely heavy rain continues to fall over much of the area, including the District of Columbia.
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But [when they do], readers fall over themselves to get involved, and that leads to trust.
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She loves physical comedy, like when I fall over something and act like I hurt myself.
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The whole thing seems about to fall over in every direction, but it's not going anywhere.
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Standing crops may lose yield, however, if they fall over under the snow's weight, he added.
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It continued to fall over the weekend before spiking on Monday back to its original value.
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My daughter can play with the dollhouse without me worrying it will fall over on her.
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Democrats saw their approval rating fall over the same period from 2202 percent to 2628 percent.
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I felt as though I might fall over and not be able to stand up again.
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In the ensuing struggle, I fall over, my head narrowly missing the corner of my bed.
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Forecast projections for Barry show rainfall totals up to 20 inches could fall over portions of Louisiana.
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And city crews have inspected 10,000 light posts to make sure they won't fall over from erosion.
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The thing that is sadder still is that more giants will fall over the next few years.
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This means you can't create a robot that will fall over as soon as it moves forward.
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"People often use cocaine so they can keep pounding down drinks and not fall over," he adds.
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George Werner, the outgoing education minister, expects costs to fall over the next two years of PSL.
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But on Saturday he sought to quell fears that the government could fall over the rail link.
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The overall Irish index (ISEQ) actually tends to fall over the period, dropping on average 1.2 percent.
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If you walked to his apartment, I feel like his bookshelf will fall over and kill me.
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Weight isn't just important for robots getting better battery life, or not breaking when they fall over.
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This afternoon, a shadow will fall over the southern Pacific Ocean and parts of Chile and Argentina.
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The President floated the possibility of a government shutdown in the fall over funding for border security.
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On the first test with the Allswell Supreme, the can tilted slightly but didn't fall over entirely.
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She was scribbling away when she felt the shadow of a huge wing fall over the page.
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"If I fall over, pick me up, because I've got some things to say," Ms. McDormand said.
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Monday saw the S&P 500 Index fall over 193%, while Treasury yields hit a record low.
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The police fired at the two young men, striking Ramon and forcing the motorcycle to fall over.
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The company came under fire this fall over its policy of allowing politicians to lie in ads.
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Try not to fall over in real life as you wiggle your head around in virtual space.
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Vanessa Ceja-Cervantes, a spokeswoman for the park, said that individual did not fall over the rim.
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Mark Kirk said he planned to write in Petraeus this fall over Donald Trump, the presumptive GOP nominee.
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In almost every instance, though, users fall over themselves to show Facebook's CEO just how much they care.
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" Blocking the funds, he said, would mean "that more people close to the edge fall over the edge.
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Whenever Miocic retreated Ngannou would fall over himself throwing the overhand or run wildly, swinging straight-armed hooks.
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On that day, a shadow will fall over the southern Pacific Ocean and parts of Chile and Argentina.
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The dogs fall over themselves in excitement at seeing old friends, and Andy reopens his home to them.
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Most often he would fall over the guard in the air and look to scramble in some punches.
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The competitors are more likely to fall over by the end of the game than the Roombas are.
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Especially on the course race, where accidental bumping occurs, most paddlers seemed to fall over at some point.
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Each rock is much larger than you or I, each would easily crush you should it fall over.
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U.S. 30-YEAR TREASURY BOND PRICES FALL OVER 1 POINT BEFORE AUCTION, 30-YEAR YIELDS LAST AT 2.255%
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As a result, wages would likely fall over time, not rise (as recently claimed by the White House).
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Even though stocks rise and fall, over time they are the best way to build a nest egg.
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When a hurricane sticks around, even more rain can fall over a single area, leading to catastrophic flooding.
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After eight days at large, he would "black out and fall over" when he tried to stand up.
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Last fall, over a hundred local U.S. TV stations began streaming live newscasts through an app called NewsOn.
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Trump pointed to his forearm and pretended to blow on Biden, who he then suggested would fall over.
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They'd have a five-minute nap then jump awake when they thought they were about to fall over.
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U.S. 2-YEAR TREASURY YIELDS FALL OVER 9 BPS IN WEEK FOLLOWING LAST WEEK'S 23 BPS DROP - REFINITIV DATA
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The weather service said in a statement that an additional 250 to 210 inches could fall over the area.
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I ask if she's seen the two-legged cyborgs from Boston Robotics that don't fall over, even when shoved.
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The rules are pretty basic: if you fall over, or accidentally fall out of the sumo ring, you're out.
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Talks are expected this fall over which environmental projects will be available to airlines for purchase as offset credits.
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We've watched the number of female CEOs of Fortune 500 companies rise and fall over the last few years.
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Rushing's confirmation hearing was also among those that were held during a recess period last fall over Democratic objections.
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Businesses fall over themselves to win the favour of the most influential daigou, offering discounts and Chinese marketing materials.
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The court also agreed to hear oral arguments in the fall over whether the ban violates the U.S. Constitution.
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Bugzy wanted to head to his old estate, a few miles away, before dusk would fall over the city.
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The Austrian group said Tuesday it expects revenue to fall over the coming weeks amid continued weak smartphone demand.
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If the low tracks closer to the coast, more precipitation will fall over land, making for more snow accumulation.
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And, if this party happens to fall over the holidays, you may want a gift that covers both bases.
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Splatters of activity in the piano (Sergio Tiempo played with grand vivacity) fall over ethereal whispers in the strings.
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Those top two abs have got to do a lot more work if I'm not going to fall over.
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Whether all those inches of rain fall over three days or in a six hours is hard to predict.
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The stunt involves two people kicking the legs from underneath a third person, causing them to fall over dangerously.
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But that's a number that could either rise or fall over the coming decade before you look to sell.
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And to top things off, Republicans and Democrats must reach a deal this fall over raising the debt ceiling.
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"We haven't seen many organizations fall over and that's because they did some of the security basics," he said.
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Up in the first tier, sitting next to the Obamas, Carole King is about to fall over the rail.
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The original agreement, struck down last fall over privacy concerns, permitted U.S. firms to legally handle European citizens' data.
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You are invited to see how light and shadow fall over the island's forms with a comforting slowness and consistency.
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You don't want your trunk and upper body moving faster than the lower limbs will allow or you'll fall over.
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This sharpening of precipitation peaks is projected to increase as well, so more rain will fall over shorter time periods.
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The companies risk having to pull together new bids if the existing bids fall over, and could face higher costs.
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The yoga makes you live in the present because if not, you will fall over from the lack of balance.
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Holding on for dear life... the new ice rink workout that works you muscles harder so you don't fall over.
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Whoo, I gotta siddown a min so's not to fall over, the drunk growls, collapsing into the backseat beside Gran.
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Safe-haven gold edged up as buyers began to resurface after a 6 percent fall over the last few weeks.
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The price fall over the last four weeks has been so swift and dramatic that it's definitely getting their attention.
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Breathwork practitioners call it "the claw": Fingers and toes become paralyzed in claw-shaped positions, and then you fall over.
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He also uses screws, wires, and pins to position the tiny instruments in place, making sure they won't fall over.
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The can would start to list on the Allswell Supreme after one drop and would fall over after the second.
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Sometimes, this means they'll end up swapping positions; occasionally they'll wobble drunkenly as they land; more frequently, they'll fall over.
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The stunt involves two people kicking the legs from underneath a third, airborne person, causing them to fall over uncontrollably.
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Beginning Saturday morning, light to moderate rain will fall over much of Southern Nevada with snow expected for higher elevations.
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All people face such drops, they are natural, and to fall over the ledge only advances the world you know.
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Bearish sentiment, or expectations that will stocks will fall over the next six months, jumped 8.0 percentage points to 29.9%.
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Fees for brokerage trading and fees for single asset allocations will likely continue to fall over the next few years.
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The Supreme Court has agreed to hear oral arguments in the fall over whether the ban violates the U.S. Constitution.
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" IndieWire wrote that "all these hyper-realistic animals can do is walk around their drab environments and fall over each other.
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Safe-haven gold also edged up as buyers began to resurface after a 6 percent fall over the last few weeks.
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Long-term U.S. government debt yields snapped their recent streak of declines Tuesday following a steep fall over the past week.
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It's sort of like running full-speed down a steep slope—They're running so fast they're going to just fall over.
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One is that the Switch's kickstand is notoriously flimsy, so it would fall over constantly over the course of a build.
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As for Ms. McAfee, she now recognizes that it is all too easy for almost anybody to fall over the edge.
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He was unable to break his fall when the van stopped short, causing him to fall over and hit his head.
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The consensus in the latest Reuters poll earlier in March was still for the euro to fall over the coming year.
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Republicans have continued to defend the plan, highlighting the CBO's assessment that premiums would fall over 10 years after initially rising.
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"Who doesn't want to spend 10 bucks to make sure your giant TV doesn't fall over on your kid?" he says.
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All those people, all wobbling and trying not to fall over, everyone out in the world just trying to stay upright.
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It fell 0.6% to $1.2056 on Friday, its weakest since January 2017, adding to its 4.5% fall over July and August.
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Shares in Dixons Carphone were down 1.7 percent by 0920 GMT, taking their fall over the last week to 21 percent.
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Students at dozens of U.S. colleges and universities including Harvard staged protests last fall over the legacies of racism on campus.
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The company contends that oil and gas prices rise and fall over time and that it makes long-term investment decisions.
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You have to learn how to balance on this thing because you've got more directions that you can fall over in.
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For example, data from Black Friday last year showed that TV prices really did fall over all during that holiday weekend.
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If your legs are together, your center of gravity is a much more dangerous element, and you will literally fall over.
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CHINA'S AUTO SALES LIKELY TO FALL OVER 10% IN THE FIRST HALF OF THIS YEAR DUE TO CORONAVIRUS EPIDEMIC - INDUSTRY ASSOCATION
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It is also causing winter precipitation to fall over a shorter period and the length of the fire season is increasing.
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According to Cassie's makers, most other bipedal robot designs struggle to walk a straight line and fall over at the slightest disturbance.
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That indicated that investors are strongly favouring puts — bets the euro will fall — over calls, which pay out if the euro rises.
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For this proposal to have any effect at all, the federal government's contribution to state's Medicaid programs has to fall over time.
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"I'm planning on wearing some damn good heels so I don't fall over," Sophia said at the time of her event preparation.
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She stepped on a loose bit of hardened lava that rolled under her feet, causing her to fall over the sharp rocks.
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Republicans have continued to defend the plan, highlighting instead the CBO's assessment that premiums would fall over 10 years after initially rising.
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Bearish sentiment — the expectation that stocks will fall over the next six months — has jumped to its highest levels since April 2013.
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Fitch forecasts that net external debt will fall over the forecast period due to robust FDI and smaller lower current account deficits.
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Using the key, Wardlaw then reportedly opened a door that connected the two spaces, and caused some storage lockers to fall over.
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IV generally increases when investors believe a security's price will fall over time and decreases when the price is expected to rise.
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Instead, while most rich countries (including Scandinavia's) saw their share of global exports fall over the past decade, Switzerland's continued to rise.
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The downside here is that some bags fall over when set down on the floor and not all mesh is mildew resistant.
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"Competition has consistently proven the most effective means of reducing prices and ensuring prices continue to fall over time," the letter said.
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The currency rose nearly a percent against the U.S. dollar on Tuesday, breaking a 3 percent fall over the last two weeks.
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Much of it is part of Canada, but 14 houses on its southern side fall over the border, in the United States.
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Hoke's voice reflects a sobering reality for families of boys with the disease since their elation last fall over the drug's approval.
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While U.S. rocket boosters typically fall back to the ocean, the Chinese rockets launched from Xichang fall over land, threatening local communities.
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When you really examine this word, "fall," over and over again, you start to feel that maybe you would like to fall.
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Even if the food fully liquefies, though, the wall's weight and shape mean that it's not going to fall over anytime soon.
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"Network effects are very positive things, but there's a tipping point where they fall over into the madness of crowds," Thiel said.
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I used to tell Sheryl she should have called it Lean In and Fall Over because that's the experience of most people.
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But the industry they work in will always fall over itself to pat them on the back, even when the work is mediocre.
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Behind and below you is, usually, a dizzying drop that, in my case, took me by surprise and nearly made me fall over.
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The most torrential rain today is expected in the Midwest, where 2 to 4 inches of rain could fall over a widespread area.
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She doesn't take a swing at a lone bad guy, only to miss and fall over, leaving the man to save the day.
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There's a certain type of person that wants to fall over and over again, and there's a certain person who can stand that.
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Also weighing on investor confidence was property data showing that asking prices suffered their biggest fall over a two-month period since 2012.
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It's so bad that corrosion from urine caused a streetlamp to fall over last year, launching full safety inspection of all city infrastructure.
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If you are in your prime and you fall over dead, everything about your anatomy is frozen at a good point in time.
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Hawaii County officials said the Wednesday eruption could cause ash to fall over some populated areas, including the towns of Volcano and Pahala.
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The coverage gets further skewed as news outlets fall over themselves to prove that they are, in fact, paying attention to his base.
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Brian Schatz during his confirmation hearing last fall over whether human activity was a contributor to or the primary cause of climate change.
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The original agreement, which permitted some 22019,400 U.S. firms to legally handle European citizens' data, was struck down last fall over privacy concerns.
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Palladium, fell 2.2 percent to $944.72 an ounce, was set to fall over 7 percent this month, the steepest drop since December 2016.
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The show was intended to open in January, but Rivera postponed after a fall over Christmas revealed a previously undiscovered pelvic stress factor.
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Safe-haven gold XAU= edged up 0.33 percent as buyers began to resurface after a 6 percent fall over the last few weeks.
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When he had first raised the idea with colleagues, Mr. Iordachescu was told that it wasn't possible, that the buildings would fall over.
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Try to see it in person if you can; the next total eclipse won't fall over the United States until April 8, 2024.
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In one day, Virginia had 20 inches of snow, while Newark had 28 inches fall over several days, and Philadelphia had 30 inches.
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The original pact, which permitted some 4,85033 U.S. firms to legally handle European citizens' data, was struck down last fall over privacy concerns.
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Second, drugs are the only health category with built-in reductions in costs, which fall over time as patents expire and competition accelerates.
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The company remains a popular target of short sellers, who bet that Tesla shares are destined to fall over the next few months.
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"Also be aware that many lenders' lowest promoted rates are variable, meaning that the rate could rise (or fall) over time," he said.
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Just like Mendes, the doll flaunts tousled brown curls that similarly fall over his forehead and features spot-on replications of his tattoos.
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More than two feet of rain could fall over the higher elevations of the Carolinas and Virginia, which would generate dangerous flooding downstream.
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That could lead to greater union militancy and power as unions fall over each other to show they're the most committed worker advocates.
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Watch as the players fall over each other, ruin the set and try to recover just in time for the interview to be finished.
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My partner's family watched me toss rocks randomly and fall over a lot before we called it quits and ate chicken tenders at Culver's.
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The surprise, he said, is that mobility trends have continued to fall over the past few years, given the recovering and even booming economy.
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Is sticking a pair of gigantic spinning flywheels on the side of a skyscraper a feasible way to guarantee it will never fall over?
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The two did fall over the last week, by about 3 percent and 993 percent, respectively, but they fared better than the overall market.
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I would take a pin out of the machine before it set, add a pin so they fall over, not return a ball, etc.
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Bezos, who helped pay for the project, told WIRED in 2011 that "whole civilizations will rise and fall" over the life of the clock.
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House GOP leaders have also highlighted the CBO estimate that premium costs would fall over a decade after initially increasing under the GOP plan.
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Regardless of how prices rise or fall over the next week, it's the biggest market for a single event that exists on the planet.
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Barclays has seen its share price fall over 30 percent over the last two years amid a tumultuous period of changing leadership and restructuring.
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"If I do fall over, at least you can watch it from ten different angles, which is quite a lot of fun," Payne jokes.
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The yuan capped its sixth straight week of decline against the greenback, extending its fall over the last few months to almost 22018 percent.
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I hoped I would be officially healed one day, and serenity would fall over the rest of my life like a quiet, steady snow.
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Economists expect unemployment rates to continue to fall over the course of the year and labor force participation to increase as the economy tightens.
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But because the economy would be growing faster than the debt, the share of GDP that is debt would fall and fall over time.
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Australian Jason Day did fall over the cut line as the world number 12's 71 was not enough to overcome an opening 74.
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"December is the wettest month, during which you can expect about 4 inches of rain to fall over the course of the month," Pimental added.
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All of the big four have seen their share prices fall over the past year; Blackstone, Carlyle and KKR are all down more than 20%.
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It remains to be seen whether they tilt backward toward normalcy, hope, and a positive path for the future, or just fall over the edge.
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This year, the holidays also fall over the month-end, when corporate cash demand increases and some tax payments are due, adding to heavy demand.
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The benefits of capital accumulation (saving to fund factories, equipment and so on) fall over time unless new productive uses for capital can be found.
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We expect the bank's capital ratios to fall over the medium term, but that Islandsbanki will maintain sound buffers on top of its minimum requirements.
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Using sunlight and water as currency, you'll need to grow a balance of branches and roots, lest your plant fall over or lose its parts.
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Possibly taking inspiration from those classic Fisher-Price Weebles toys that never fall over, Dyson has created a canister vacuum that can always right itself.
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"The flight planners don't want to have an analog astronaut standing on top of a hill because they could tip and fall over," he says.
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Lenders also expected households' demand for mortgages to fall over the next three months, despite a sharp rise in the run-up to the referendum.
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The original intention to be in a cab by 11:00 and inside a club by 12:00 fades as hours fall over each other.
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Birth of a Nation director and star Nate Parker experienced a rise and fall over the course of 20173 months worthy of a Shakespeare play.
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"I almost fall over... all I was trying to control it (start) but it's just one of those things it comes, it goes," Bolt said.
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Positively, Fitch forecasts MIC's leverage to gradually fall over the medium term as the company continues to refrain from aggressive shareholder payouts amid EBITDA improvement.
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Other things being equal, prices are more likely to rise than fall over the next two years, assuming the global economic expansion remains on track.
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Congress is bracing for several fights this fall over immigration and border security as the Trump administration struggles to make good on its campaign promises.
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Couples fought, people cried, and I watched drunk tension rise between a couple of guys who eventually took it outside to fall over a lot.
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Clinton since last fall over her closed-door speeches to Wall Street banks, her role in the finances of Clinton Foundation programs, and other vulnerabilities.
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On one occasion, Kentucky's Jamal Murray did a spin move, causing the Indiana defender to fall over, and the official whistled him for a charge.
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The months and more of coma had pushed me to some wit's end and I never stopped wanting to fall over and sleep for good.
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And its fall over the past couple of years has clearly been influenced by major changes in supply conditions, such as the behaviour of OPEC.
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A 1,000-year event actually means there was only a 1/1,000 chance that this much rain would fall over 3 days in a year.
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Though the winds aren't expected to be as strong as last week's storm, snow should be heavier and fall over a larger, more populated area.
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"So I'm hyperventilating a little bit so if I fall over pick me up cause I got some things to say," McDormand joked at the beginning.
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"The first rate came in higher than expected," Li Wei, China economist at Standard Chartered Bank, said, expecting the new rate to fall over coming months.
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The report says that the only job category to fall over the past year was health care, which includes everyone from biomedical engineers to registered nurses.
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CNN meteorologist Taylor Ward said the majority of rain would fall over southeast China, some distance from the intensely flooded areas to the west of Shanghai.
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"I can't even ice skate but having the stick in the middle gives you confidence that you're not gonna fall over," the 52-year-old says.
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At first I was irritated: I'm just trying to watch this dumb Roomba fall over, and this guy is cackling like he's got something to prove.
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It's still going to fall over as you drag it around your house, but you no longer have to keep walking back over and righting it.
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The firm found that historically, when flows increase in such a manner, risk assets prices tend to fall over the next few weeks on buyer exhaustion.
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On Sunday morning, Trump retweeted a GIF depicting his golf swing hitting a golf ball right into Hillary Clinton's back, forcing her to fall over. This.
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All the costs would be up front and maintenance would fall over time, because there would be little need to amass "armies" for every important event.
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Clinton's advisers continue to believe the issue set will favor them in the fall over Mr. Trump, even if he does string together some good days.
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Cluster bombs are considered particularly dangerous to civilian populations because they unleash an array of smaller bomblets that fall over a wide area and strike indiscriminately.
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Some of Lam's pieces look especially uncanny— they sit on ledges as if they grew from their very surfaces and will fall over at any moment.
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When I start dancing I need a barrier around me; I'm flinging arms around, I fall over quite easily, I've got a high centre of gravity.
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Be sure to stay with your child or make sure they're supervised at all times in case they lose balance, can't stay awake, or fall over.
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But U.S. stocks have been in a violent free fall over the last month as efforts to contain COVID-19 stoke fears of a global recession.
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The stunt involves two people kicking the legs from underneath a third person as they all jump in the air, causing the person to fall over.
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This scenario is unlikely because the 20 inches of rain is expected to fall over a period of days, giving rainfall time to drain, said Lipow.
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Even if you fall over the edge of a cliff, the hero is quick to pull out a little parasol and float gracefully to the ground.
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Of particular concern was the observation that the slowdown effect gets worse when hurricanes reach land, allowing more time for precipitation to fall over a given area.
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That system is convulsed by its worst crisis in the democratic era, as politicians fall over each other to make fools of themselves and ancient traditions crumble.
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Crude oil's 50 percent price fall over the past six months to about $30 a barrel has dealt a crushing blow to the Caspian Sea republic's economy.
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Unfortunately for investors banking on the energy rally, stocks in the sector could be set to fall over the next few months, according to AlphaShark's Andrew Keene.
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"If I fall over pick me up, because I've got some things to say," Frances McDormand began in her acceptance speech for Best Actress at the Oscars.
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While the CDC's latest report says that suicide rates have gone up by nearly 30 percent in the past 15 years, rates rise and fall over time.
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Up to five inches (13 cm) of rain could fall over parts of the area, and the storm could bring dangerous surf and rip currents as well.
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Some were concerned they might fall over; others described issues with neck and back pain they believed was from harvesting the plants from the towers by hand.
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Horta-Osorio said the bank will never completely stop having to pay customers for misconduct such as mis-selling, but that the levels should fall over time.
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Researchers at the Hybrid Robotics Group at UC Berkeley and CMU are hard at work making sure their robots don't fall over when tiptoeing through rough terrain.
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"The decision will be taken in the national interest and for this reason the government cannot fall (over this)", Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte told reporters in Rome.
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Safe-haven gold was firm around the $1250 per ounce level as growing risk aversion encouraged buyers, halting a 6 percent fall over the last few weeks.
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Justice Kennedy did not tip his hand during oral argument last fall over a Republican-drafted gerrymander of district maps for Wisconsin's lower house, the State Assembly.
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She had blond hair styled to fall over her eyes, and wore a sleeveless shift that would have been appropriate at a poolside lunch at the Fontainebleau.
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The 2-year-old rescue cat was born without eyes and with the neurological condition Cerebellar Hyperplasia, which causes him to wobble and fall over when he walks.
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It is like the person who keeps his footing on a pitching ship while others fall over because she's better at adjusting to the fluctuations of the deck.
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London lost 100,000 people to the rest of Britain in the 12 months to June 2017, and the EIU expects its population to fall over the coming decade.
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RB: A lot of Silicon Valley and Boston VCs sort of fall over themselves about how they're funding robotics [now], so you [as a founder] can get heard.
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You'll feel dizzy and fall over, says Holly Shiels, an associate professor in the Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health at Manchester University, who has studied Greenland sharks.
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The Academy has been mired in controversy since last fall over its handling of allegations of sexual misconduct by a man married to a member of the Academy.
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When the relative strength index topped out on May 73, it marked a peak in its share price and preceded a nearly 14% fall over the next month.
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If productivity growth does not pick up, the economic performance will fall over time as corporations struggle to return to profit growth after an earnings recession, Kasman said.
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The self-balancing still works on surfaces like asphalt or smooth concrete, but the bike tended to fall over quite often during even gentle turns or quick stops.
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It watched as its main competitor, Box, tried public markets with its own IPO in 2015, only to see its stock price fall over the following six months.
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When the driver arrived at the destination, he braked hard, causing people inside to fall over because they were so weak, one of the undocumented immigrants told authorities.
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When they slow down and stop, they fall over and rely on arms protruding from either side of the bike to remain partially upright until they accelerate again.
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After all, bipedal bots today tend to fall over a lot, and they're unable to perform tasks with any degree of complexity without close human supervision and control.
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He explained that this was the potentially dangerous part—that our bodies might deform, or that we could fall over, although it had never happened to him before.
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WPP, the world's biggest advertising agency and holding group, saw shares fall over 10% Wednesday morning after the group reported slowed growth in sales during its second quarter.
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We have no idea what might cause a group of people vacationing in Cabo to yell and fall over a lot, and any speculation would be insanely irresponsible.
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We all fall over—it happens, our feet slip out from under us, we crumple, we fall—and we have all, at some point, fallen down some steps.
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"If the rider doesn't do the right thing, if his or her actions aren't adequate to stabilize the bicycle, then the bicycle will fall over," Dr. Hubbard said.
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But they don't know that hitting something will cause it to fall over or break unless they've been specifically programmed—and it's impossible to predict every possible scenario.
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All three companies have seen their stock prices fall over the last two years, a period when the benchmark S&P 220 index gained more than 26 percent.
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"The whole concept is so terrifying — who wants to think you can be reading a good book and just fall over and your heart stops?" she told me.
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If you were blown away by the retailer's amazing savings then, be prepared to fall over when you see what it has in store (and online) right now.
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And for downhill skiers and snowboarders, waterproofing is a must, because even the best on the slopes fall over sometimes, and getting wet means getting very cold indeed.
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The first clues over whether President Donald Trump will risk a shutdown fight this fall over his border wall will come Monday in a private meeting with Sen.
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Still, even if his numbers are down from the superhuman Curry of a year ago, any team in the league would still fall over itself to acquire him.
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Fitch believes HTH's capital ratios may fall over the medium term as management has indicated a willingness to deploy some of its capital (approximately $13 million) for M&A.
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"What they've done is they've allowed this deal to fall over, but we do think that this deal will eventually happen," he said, citing the stock performance of Crown.
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Chris Murphy tells WPRI-TV that between two and six men from the Providence Diocese have entered Our Lady of Providence Seminary each fall over the past five years.
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Market participants cited short-covering in the dollar in the wake of its fall over the past week, and there was also talk of dollar-buying by Japanese importers.
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A November Reuters poll said sterling would rise around 21.22 percent in the event of an amicable split but fall over 90.03 percent if there is a hard Brexit.
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A recent study found 90 percent of workers in Silicon Valley have seen their wages fall over the last two decades when adjusted for inflation and cost of living.
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One CEO gave me powerful advice that has helped me tremendously in my career: Ski with your knees bent, so when you hit the bumps, you won't fall over.
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The images show no hint of his life today: the seizures that leave him temporarily paralyzed, the weakness that makes him fall over, his labored speech, his scrambled thoughts.
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As of Friday, the CSI China mainland agriculture index slipped 1.2% in May, a much more modest decline than the benchmark Shanghai index's 6.4% fall over the same period.
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The Obama administration and financial services groups are set for a showdown in a Texas courtroom this fall over one of the president's top priorities for protecting retirement investors.
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"I just fall over guffawing when people say, 'This isn't who we are,' " she said of Trump's policies in a tone of weary clarity, settling herself on the daybed.
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In terms of what a "meaningful drawdown" would look like, UBS explained that it would be any stock market fall over 10 percent within a short-term time horizon.
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His syllables can be arrhythmic, and the conclusions of his lines fall over the end, like Wile E. Coyote zooming past the edge of a cliff, legs still pumping.
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She can go pretty fast, and you can have her sneak up on people, just be careful navigating around corners because she can fall over if she turns too quickly.
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Rains are expected to continue to fall over Mato Grosso in the next 10 days, with around 20 millimeters (0.79 inch) forecast, according to the Thomson Reuters Agriculture Weather Dashboard.
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At least half an inch (1.3 cm) of rain an hour is expected to fall over the region at the peak of the latest storm, running from about 2 a.m.
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One former employee sued the company last fall over allegations that she was sexually assaulted at two company events and claimed she was fired in retaliation for reporting the incidents.
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Snow — "white gold," they call it here — did fall over much of the French Alps after the New Year, just as the crucial holiday season was coming to an end.
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Approximately 85 percent of the firm's bets are now concentrated on bets that will pay big dividends if the yuan and the HK dollar fall over the next three years.
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U.S. oil also rose nearly 7 percent Monday after a projection that shale production would fall over the next two years, easing the supply glut that has driven prices lower.
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There I was, down on one knee, wobbling and trying not to fall over, surrounded by other people similarly trying to stay upright, when our teacher reminded us to breathe.
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Many dismiss off-season travel as unviable because of school schedules, but remember American Thanksgiving and spring breaks (if they don't fall over Easter week) don't mirror other countries' vacations.
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For the rest on the outside looking in, 90 percent of workers in Silicon Valley have seen wages effectively fall over the last two decades, according to a recent study.
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Tucked away in Reuters latest quarterly economic poll series is a projection that growth rates in nearly all of the world's largest economies will fall over the next two years.
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Analysts are attributing the historic fall over the past week to a "dash for cash" as investors abandon all asset classes in favor of parking their money and cutting losses.
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Every time the issue of sexual misconduct came up, I felt a hush fall over the theater, as though the audience was waiting for Ansari to bring up the allegation.
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The purple juices of roasted grapes fall over the sweet, scarlet threads of pickled ají dulci peppers and heart-shaped mint leaves that decorate a plate of pan-roasted scallops.
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In SSE's case, lower natural gas prices have resulted in a 1423 percent fall over the last year in the price it charges for one of its main products, wholesale electricity.
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Implied volatility is an options market measure of investors' expectation of how much a certain asset or market will rise or fall over a given period of time in the future.
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The weekly survey of U.S. investors found that they expect stock prices to fall over the next six months with AAII's bearish indicator rising by over 3 points to 35.6 percent.
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The former teen idol was playing a gig in Agoura (near L.A.) Saturday night, where he looked incredibly intoxicated throughout the show ... ultimately leading to a hard fall over a monitor.
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In this short film for kids aired on Japanese national TV, "Unendurable Line" features seemingly boring things such as pressing down on a spring, or stacking blocks before they fall over.
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This would explain why there are so many pages of the code and why director of software engineering Margaret Hamilton looks like she's going to fall over in that famous photo.
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Our circadian rhythm represents the biochemical and physiological processes that rise and fall over the course of 24 hours, including those related to hormones, body temperatures and eating and digesting food.
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Parts of nine states, from Wyoming to Michigan, continued to be under winter-storm warnings, with anywhere from 6 to 10 inches of snow expected to fall over next two days.
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Japan's index closed down 3253 percent, or 38.07 points, at 16,936.38, extending its fall over the previous two sessions, as the yen strengthened against the dollar and Japan's February exports fell.
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More heavy rain is expected to fall over the weekend but the governor emphasized that rescuers would only try to free the team if the risk to their lives was minimal.
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The bids, received by last Thursday's deadline, came from so many places across the continent that it's perhaps simpler to note the ones that didn't fall over themselves to woo Amazon.
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Nearly half of the 68 senior executives, chairs and presidents of financial firms in Britain and abroad polled by EY believe that Britain's attractiveness will fall over the next three years.
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But as I would come to learn over the course of two years working with him closely, his character and temperament made his stunning fall over the past few days inevitable.
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But Dr. Wolfson, who has watched the enthusiasm for researching psychedelic drugs rise and fall over the decades, says he's never seen the surge of interest like he is seeing now.
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"They said, due to design error, construction error, I forget which — due to screw-ups, why, the building would fall over if that sustained wind were to occur," Mr. Gibson said.
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As described by others, he stood a clipboard on end and told the executives: "Gentlemen, if the wind blows — " Then he let the clipboard fall over and smack onto the table.
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And so Sam keeps, like, splashing toward the body bag and falling over and getting more tired of doing some more likely to fall over and every moment this is happening.
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Tina Modotti was a compelling photographer, political activist, silent film actress, and model for some of the greatest artists of the 1920s, men whose shadows continue to fall over her work.
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In a note on Wednesday, Nomura said sterling could fall over 10-15 percent if Britain exited the EU. "Brexit is the fuel for a recessionary fire," they said in a note.
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You have to watch where you step or you might fall over, and if you're carrying lots of stuff, you'll need to maintain your balance by shifting your weight left or right.
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So rather than just give up I thought I'd come here and just play, and I'll play if it rains, if it snows, if I fall over or if I get arrested.
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The Bachelor has a reputation as a booze-filled bonanza, an excuse for viewers to watch inebriated women (and men, in the case of The Bachelorette) fall over themselves on national television.
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Photo by 19andy76While most dams are designed with spillovers that simply allow extra water to fall over the top of the dam like a waterfall, this reservoir has what's called "bellmouth" overflows.
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Tens of thousands of meteors larger than 10 grams of material fall to Earth each year, though the vast majority fall over rural or oceanic regions well away from direct human observation.
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The first shot caused the suspect to fall over, "as it was designed to," he said, and Taylor's contention that the backup darts failed was actually the result of a bad shot.
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The group sued the Puerto Rico government last fall over its stoppage of pension contributions, eventually settling on a stipulation to freeze contributions in a trust while debt restructuring talks play out.
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Having watched murder rates in Chicago rise and fall over the past two decades, I have called for martial law during the George W. Bush era and again during the Obama era.
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Housebuilders such as Taylor Wimpey and Berkeley fell more than 3 percent after a poll by property valuers RICS found that members expected house prices to fall over the next few months.
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He will look for shifting left hooks, running left hooks, and even superman lead hooks which often see him fall over himself but occasionally score the bigger punches between his scientific striking.
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Last spring and fall, over the course of two crawls through the new crop of bakeries in the Los Angeles area, I encountered loaves as distinct as the bakers that produce them.
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Knights wobble and fall over under the weight of their swords, mammoths trample crowds then clumsily topple to their sides as axe-throwers throw axes in hopefully the direction of their targets.
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"However, these falls have been larger than usual, making this the largest fall over two months for six years, showing that there are more than just seasonal forces at play," he said.
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When she took the stage as a musical guest on Saturday Night Live, she danced to her smash hit "Bad Guy" in a rotating box and somehow managed to not fall over.
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And thanks to new research coming out of Kyoto University, we are now literally a few steps closer to the roboapocalypse—or at least robots that won't fall over as they walk.
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Virtual reality might currently be best known for its applications in gaming and porn, but some researchers have found a more noble use for it: teaching old people not to fall over.
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Schalka also said Suzano's ratio of net debt to earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, a gauge of operating profit known as EBITDA, should also fall over the course of this year.
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The cocktail party was probably the most entertaining part of the entire episode because it largely consisted of watching 193 grown men fall over themselves as they desperately tried to win JoJo over.
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Even with affirmative action, the representation rate of blacks and Hispanics at elite colleges relative to their proportion of the US college-aged population has continued to fall over the past 35 years.
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But looking ahead, the bank forecasts declines in prices through 2018, projecting a 20 percent cumulative price fall over 240-22013, largely on expectations interest rates will rise by 215-22018 basis points.
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For all the dark shadows that fall over the canvas of Anthology: Somewhere Not Here, threads of levity and playfulness are woven throughout, reflecting the droll comedy we find in Kha's own work.
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Yeah, me too, but given the rockets' tendency to fall over and dramatically explode in a giant ball of fire, perhaps watching it with a VR headset is a the slightly safer option.
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On the other hand, everyone knows, well everyone who isn't an obnoxious hater knows, that Bernie Sanders supports the LGBTQ community, but I'd fall over if I heard him announce his gender pronouns.
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That's because the moon's shadow will first fall over parts of the Pacific on Wednesday morning local time, and then cross the international date line and appear visible on Tuesday afternoon local time.
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A massive snowstorm is forecast to pummel the Northern Plains over the weekend, with 6-12 inches of snow projected to fall over the region, along with record-low temperatures, NBC News reports.
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Many Democrats worry that the party won't unify behind Clinton in the fall over bitter feelings held by Sanders and his supporters over how the Democratic National Committee has handled the primary process.
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Democrats are getting ready for a major fight this fall over access to the polls, which the party believes could be a critical issue toward determining congressional majorities in the midterm elections. Sen.
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Kennedy had also clashed with Verma during a congressional hearing this fall over her steering of more than $2 million toward public relations contractors, some of whom worked to burnish Verma's personal brand.
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Winds aren't expected to be as strong as in last week's storm – which forced airlines to cancel 4,000 flights – but snow is expected be heavier and fall over a larger, more populated area.
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Will it strain all my capillaries so I fall over at 45, or does knowing that I move through the world with the love and support of people I care about counteract it?
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The trio engaged in an intense Twitter battle in the fall over criminal-justice reform, in which Trump said Legend was a "boring" singer and called Teigen Legend's "filthy mouthed wife" without naming her.
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Click here to view original GIFIt's certainly impressive when someone spends an entire week stacking dominoes, but watching them fall over for half an hour gets a little dull after the first few minutes.
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Although 10-year Treasury yields have suffered a "pretty dramatic fall" over the past few months and the yield curve has inverted, Moynihan said there could be more innocent explanations than a looming recession.
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A Good Appetite On a recent trip to Istanbul, I crossed the Bosporus by ferry, watching dusk fall over historic Sultanahmet and silhouette the skinny minarets that frame Hagia Sophia and the Blue Mosque.
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However, in line with a weaker dollar view held in Reuters polls since almost the beginning of last year, strategists again forecast the greenback to fall over the coming year against most major currencies.
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It's a pretty fun toy, because when you think the top is about to fall over, it catches itself onto the surface and flips itself in a completely new direction and keeps on spinning.
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This inability to deduct a key cost of goods sold had made it more challenging for cannabis businesses to remain financially viable, as competition increases and prices fall over time, according to the report.
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BERLIN — Mom always taught me never to kick any appliances, but Dyson actually encouraged me to kick the crap out of its new vacuums at IFA 2016 and try to make them fall over.
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As we said a year ago, Brutal Doom improves on the experience of the original Doom by letting players blow the limbs off demons rather than simply watching them fall over upon defeat. Elsewhere.
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Actors and filmmakers often fall over each other to promote progressive causes and slam Wall Street – even as many of them set up complicated trusts and accept funding for their projects from questionable sources.
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I really like that intensity of staying focused, and the discipline of running great distances and showing up and giving a talk and being coherent and cohesive when you're about ready to fall over.
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A dad of two is facing months of recovery after saving his young son from the force of a 13-foot fall over a balcony, according to a GoFundMe set up for the family.
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"New Zealand has been an outlier for many years in that we don't have a formal deposit protection regime to support Kiwis if a bank were to fall over," Robertson said in a statement.
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"I was always hoping I would do it," he said during an interview this fall over lunch at the Carlyle Hotel on the Upper East Side, not far from where the novel takes place.
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"Trips in the dark" could mean that you accidentally fall over something on your way to the bathroom or kitchen at night, or it could mean a trip you take when it's dark out.
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We expect this to fall over time driven by capital amortisation of lease payments staying well below the threshold of 2.0- 2.5x that Fitch considers material to trigger structural subordination for holding-company creditors.
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When we look at a stack of blocks or a stack of Oreos, we intuitively have a sense of how stable it is, whether it might fall over, and in what direction it may fall.
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" Asked if voters would not feel betrayed if immigration does not fall over time, he replied: "I voted Leave and I certainly won't feel betrayed if immigration is not brought down to tens of thousands.
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Brokers and traders have forecast palm oil prices could fall over coming weeks if the spread of the deadly virus continues to disrupt travel and leads to a wider shutdown of offices, malls and factories.
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Rather than making the same old trundling bots that fall over and wait for a human to pick them up, the company seems to be leap-frogging "so-so" automation into something more technologically advanced.
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You might feel like you'll die of embarrassment when you see someone fall over in public, but hey, take comfort in the idea that it means that you're probably at least a little bit empathetic.
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D-Wave focuses on a technology called quantum annealing, based on the natural tendency of real-world quantum systems to find low-energy states (a bit like a spinning top that inevitably will fall over).
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Incursion on to the pitch is a criminal offence in England – and, incidentally, incursion means anywhere beyond the stands, so if you fall over the advertising boards while celebrating a goal, you're in trouble sunshine.
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Mahal's rise and fall over the past year may be more a testament to the power of monopoly of the spectacle than any hole in WWE's storytelling or shortcomings in his ability as a wrestler.
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The mom-to-be looked stunning in a long-sleeved airy dress with an elaborate floral pattern, accessorizing with a gold clutch and letting her long blonde hair fall over her shoulders in soft waves.
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One small study found that adolescents swishing with coconut oil improved their oral health after a week, and their plaque and gingivitis levels continued to fall over the entire duration of the 30-day study.
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Knowing that millions will be tuned in to the Super Bowl, companies fall over themselves for the coveted advertising slots, recruiting celebrities to help promote their products and leave a lasting impression on their audience.
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By Andrew M. Seaman (Reuters Health) - - In U.S. adults, levels of fatty substances in the blood have continued to fall over the past few years, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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If I went to them today and I said I love your new capacitive touchscreen prototype, I need 200 million by next Christmas, they'd fall over, they couldn't produce that many because it's new technology.
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But it's unclear for now how much attention revamping LNG export reviews will get in the crowded political arena in Washington, as larger battles loom this fall over taxes, the debt ceiling and the budget.
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I was thinking about how tired I was, how early the night arrived these days, how I hoped that I didn't skid on the wet white lines and fall over as I had done before.
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I like it when you fall over at emo gigs and everyone picks you up and you fly up in the air, or when you lose your phone and everyone helps you look for it.
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Since last August, the world's biggest generics drugmaker has seen its share price fall over 28 percent due to a decline in U.S. generic drug prices and copycat competition for its blockbuster multiple sclerosis drug Copaxone.
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During one use, I grew so visibly concerned it would fall over when picked up my partner asked if I was okay, prompting me to explain what about the Peak was driving me up the wall.
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Created by Shawn Ryan (The Shield, Last Resort) and Eric Kripke (Supernatural, Revolution), the show was generally well received and garnered a dedicated fanbase, but saw its ratings fall over the course of its first season.
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To see Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua crawl over a giant Hello Kitty stuffed animal and fall over each other, you'd think they were just normal macaques — and indeed, what's special about them isn't immediately visible.
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The strategy seems to be an attempt to cement the Republican race as a two-man contest between Cruz and Trump, in the hopes that Rubio's supporters will fall over to Cruz once Rubio drops out.
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And now Rosen is itching to take on Heller, who has adopted a guarded political strategy of late after stumbling through a brutal legislative fight last fall over the GOP effort to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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In the state's San Andreas fault, there was an increase in small earthquakes in late summer and early fall over the past 9 years as rain and snow left the mountains, heading into the dry season.
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Each fall over the last several years, I worried this might be the year I would tell the employees at my Indianapolis-based small marketing firm that I could no longer afford to offer health insurance.
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The fall over the past two years has been a drag on household wealth given the housing stock is valued at A$6.8 trillion ($4.83 trillion), or almost four times the country's annual gross domestic product.
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Mr. Leinberger, in a G.W.U. study, found that the walkability factor added more than 72 percent in increased housing value compared with car-dominated developments, where he says prices will fall over time as America ages.
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On Monday, the deepest part of the shadow, or umbra, cast by the moon will fall over a 22024-mile-wide (113-km-wide), 2,500-mile-long (4,000-km-long) "path of totality" traversing 14 states.
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Sometimes I couldn't see and I thought i was going to fall over," they continue, "but I could feel my eyes flickering back and forth so fast that I could see two or three of everything.
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That made liking the googly-eyed, Cheeto-colored Abominable Snowman seem cool and contrarian—which in turn made everyone quickly fall over themselves to about-face and profess their utter adoration for the Internet-era mascot.
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A pair of scientists snatch their daughter, Simone, from high school and take her and her young brother, Rasmus, to a bunker in the forest just before a virus-carrying rain starts to fall over Denmark.
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And I&aposm trying to wiggle out from under him, and the next thing you know, I&aposm sort of rising up to get away from him, and I fall over the back of the couch.
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Mr. Manafort has acknowledged remaining in close touch with a former office manager of his business, Konstantin V. Kilimnik, a Russian military interpreter who was investigated in Ukraine last fall over possible ties to Russian intelligence.
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Robots fall over while opening doors, prototype driverless cars frequently need human intervention, and nobody has yet designed a machine that can read reliably at the level of a sixth grader, let alone a college student.
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The buffer is intended to rise and fall over the course of the credit cycle, to ensure that banks do not over-lend during a boom and do not need to cut lending excessively in a downturn.
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Serious river flooding -- including along the already swollen Mississippi River -- also is expected in the central US as another 2 to 5 inches of rain are expected to fall over the region in the next few days.
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Modern robots are not unlike toddlers: It's hilarious to watch them fall over, but deep down we know that if we laugh too hard, they might develop a complex and grow up to start World War III.
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And while many other developed nations — including Germany, France, Japan and England — have seen their maternal mortality rates fall over the last two decades, the United States actually saw an increase in maternal mortality over this time.
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The only solace I remember feeling was the knowledge that, were I to eventually fall over, not quite dead but already locked in rigor mortis, I'd at least live out my final moments on someone's plush lawn.
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You have to make sure maintain exquisite balance at all times and, even with the amazing things Atlas can do, there is still a chance that your crazy robot will fall over and bop its electronic head.
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"If he has any mind to get involved in that kind of stuff then there will be all kinds of media or non-governmental organizations who would fall over themselves to give him that platform," said Park.
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Nokia forecast the network gear market would return to modest growth in 2018 fueled by a rebound in several regions, although demand would remain flat in Europe and fall over the next five years in Greater China.
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Buttigieg, who has run one of the feistier campaigns, targeted Warren last fall over "Medicare for All," questioning her plan to pay for the national health insurance program that has become a catchall cudgel for the moderates.
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Fifty-six percent more surveyors in central London reported seeing a fall in prices than reported a rise, and it was the only region in Britain where prices were expected to fall over the next 12 months.
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Politicians fall over themselves to reject a Palestinian state, vow to expel tens of thousands of African migrants, demolish a Bedouin village near Jerusalem that was deemed illegal, and boast of harsher measures against Hamas in Gaza.
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Sarah Cameron Sunde's durational performances in which she stands in the water for a full 12 to 13-hour tidal cycle, letting the water rise and fall over her body, encircle viewers in a multi-channel installation.
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Rupert Hoogewerf, the founder of Hurun, said the wealth calculations had been made using stock prices on January 15, meaning they took into account the Chinese market's 40 percent fall over the past six months, reported Associated Press.
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A storm surge was expected to raise water levels by 6 to 8 feet above normal tides, and 5 to 8 inches of rain are expected to fall over the island through Thursday evening, the hurricane center said.
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On a delivered basis to China, Canadian soybeans were fetching a premium of up to $3 per bushel this fall over the Chicago futures price, more than double the premium U.S. soybeans make in export markets, he said.
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Shares in Taylor Wimpey and Berkeley fell more than 3 percent in early trading, before paring some losses, after a poll by property valuers RICS found that members expected house prices to fall over the next few months.
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With rain continuing to fall over Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, New Jersey, President Trump seems to be spending the start of his vacation on Twitter — continuing his attacks on The New York Times and Connecticut Sen.
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On Twitter, it noted that a decline in the S&P 500 Low Volatility Index and a rally of more than 5% in the S&P typically precedes a period where stocks fall over the next two weeks.
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Stern began building the bridge that connected the NBA and China, which has been a mutually beneficial relationship financially and likely will remain that way once the rift that was born this fall over political differences calms down.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's ruling Communist Party is ramping up calls for political loyalty in a year of sensitive anniversaries, warning against "erroneous thoughts" as officials fall over themselves to pledge allegiance to President Xi Jinping and his philosophy.
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The real economy was in free fall: Over the winter America was losing 700,000 jobs a month, while world trade and industrial output were falling as fast as they did in the first year of the Great Depression.
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The Swedish retailer has seen sales stall, pretax profit shrink and its shares fall over the past couple of years due mainly to slowing traffic at its budget H&M stores, which account for the bulk of group business.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's imports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) are set to fall over the next five years after reaching record volumes in 215, squeezed by the start-up of new long-planned nuclear and coal power plants.
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But he is one of the leaders of a large group of Conservative members of parliament opposing May's strategy and is regularly touted as a possible contender to replace her as Conservative Party leader should she fall over Brexit.
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The newspaper said that McGahn had grown concerned that Trump was preparing to set him up for a fall over the issue of possible obstruction of justice, prompting him to provide as much information as possible to Mueller's investigation.
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And there are cherished, striking images here: a winter-killed bison bull, stalled out in snow so deep it couldn't even fall over, but died standing up and was frozen in place, while the ravens and wolves circled, investigating.
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I didn't even manage to pick the brush up before my brain said NOPE and my body involuntarily tilted to the side—like how a motorbike would fall over without a prop stand—and landed on the carpet with a thud.
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As much as 3 feet (1 meter) of rain was forecast to fall over hills in Haiti that are largely deforested and prone to flash floods and mudslides, threatening villages as well as shantytowns in the capital Port-au-Prince.
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As much as six inches (212 cm) of rain was expected to fall over the next several days around the town of Paradise, a community of nearly 2600,275 people, many of them retirees, that was largely obliterated by the Camp Fire.
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When the skies finally opened up on Friday and rain began to fall over the US Capitol, Clinton's turn to stand before the thousands gathered on the Mall and take the oath of office as the 45th president never came.
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During the call the official reiterated that Bahrain's debt stock is expected to fall over the coming years and that the $10 billion financial support will be used to reduce its borrowing needs, previously estimated at $20 billion over five years.
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Carney said the overshoot would have been visibly higher were it not for the fact that markets unusually indicate oil prices will fall over the coming years - something which has a mechanical downward effect on the BoE's medium-term inflation forecasts.
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Because the ball can move in any direction, the Üo can ensure it always remains directly below the rider's center of gravity, making it hard to fall over—assuming the software powering the self-balancing mechanics is working as it should.
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It may not seem that way on a Sunday morning when you're having the shit kicked out of you by a 220-pound truck driver, or when you fall over trying to launch one forward, or when you watch Aston Villa.
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"I think this set of data, it's critical, it's important because it suggests that production did not fall over the cliff and that the fears over industrial deflation and the fears over an unemployment surge may have been overplayed," Tan added.
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We see that surprisingly, a number of Adam Driver's scenes were shot without Kylo Ren's mask, and his trademark helmet was added to the scene later — perhaps to help the actor not fall over as he stormed moodily around the set.
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A third of the homeless group said they had suffered a fall over the past six months, a quarter had cognitive impairment, 45 percent had vision problems, and almost half screened positive for urinary incontinence, regardless of their living arrangements.
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Sure, YouTube might be littered with videos of frat bros vaping Jäger until they fall over, but those with serious abuse alcohol problems aren't going to simply hop onto the bandwagon when there are still so many roadblocks in their path.
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That's on a par with the 13 percent fall over 10 trading days between 63 October and 13 November, 1998, in the aftermath of the Russian crisis and the bank bailout of U.S. hedge management fund Long-Term Capital Management.
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The list underlines some of the most high-profile intraparty fights — Cuellar has taken flak from progressives for his A-rating from the National Rifle Association, while Lipinski has seen his stock within the party fall over his opposition to abortion.
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Lynx, made by Ubtech, a biped the height of a bowling pin ($799.99), has articulated arms and legs that allow him to take a halting arthritic step or two, but then he tends to fall over like a felled tree.
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Emerging Gen Z is behaving "like they're going to fall over and trip if there's nothing to hold on to, so they're holding onto themselves," said Emily Viola, VP and head of intelligence strategy of marketing consulting firm sparks & honey.
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The enrollment of Asian-Americans in public schools is projected to increase by 50% over the next decade, about the same rate of increase as Hispanics; all other groups are projected to see public school enrollment fall over the same period.
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An anxiety-inducing new photo series called Equilibrium, from French artist Florent Tanet and collaborator Arthur King, captures moments that flicker between safety and danger, illustrated through delicately stacked objects that look like they could fall over at any second.
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"Our view is that inflation will continue to fall over the reminder of this year and eventually end the year below the two percent target, which will close the door for a rate hike," said Felix Ewert, forex analyst at SEB.
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Under a section focused on the long-term impact of climate change on agricultural production and trade, the agency concluded that farmers in different parts of the world can expect yields to either rise or fall over the next three decades.
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A banker familiar with Basic-Fit's bookbuilding process attributed its price slide largely to a 231 percent fall over the past month in Gym Group PLC shares, which had been seen as the closest comparison among a new breed of cut-price gyms.
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Adams — who was nominated for a Golden Globe for her role in Arrival, and is generating Oscar-nod buzz as well — opted to let her signature red hair fall over her shoulder in loose waves, accessorizing with a gold brooch and natural makeup.
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Julia Azari This is kind of cheating, since it's about the election, but as election watchers fall over themselves to get a read on swing states, I want to remind our readers about the importance of race politics in some of these places.
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Truth be told, not many people will see this partial eclipse, thanks to its location: The moon&aposs shadow will mostly fall over the open ocean waters that lie between Australia and Antarctica — the region where the Indian and Pacific oceans merge.
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WATCH: Frances McDormand Wins Oscar for Best Actress in a Leading Role "So I'm hyperventilating a little bit so if I fall over pick me up cause I got some things to say," McDormand joked at the beginning of her acceptance speech.
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When I looked a little more upmarket, I was shocked to see that I'd spending upwards of $1,000 to wear what is essentially sheer material with a bra sewn in, or artfully arranged ribbons that would fall over my nipples and vagina.
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In an industry where competitors traditionally fall over themselves to avoid giving credit to some other team, Epic has developed a knack for recognizing the ideas that can make Fortnite better â€" regardless of where they come from â€" and running with them.
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On crude oil, the success of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and its allies in draining global inventories and boosting prices has led to a market consensus that prices are more likely to rise than fall over the medium term.
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At the same time, the labor force participation rate for those without a college degree continued to fall over the last decade, further widening the employment gap between those who have at least a four-year degree and those who do not.
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"Like a complete nincompoop, I thought that people would absolutely fall over me with garlands and roses, people in Calcutta, if I came and told them that I'm going to settle the score and I'm going to expose this lady," he said.
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Johnson, regularly touted as a possible contender to replace May as Conservative Party leader should she fall over Brexit, told lawmakers on Thursday he was very sorry and was grateful it had been accepted that he had not intended to mislead parliament.
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The federal government's share of funding for Medicaid, which is jointly run with individual states, would fall over the course of seven years to end up at around 57 percent of the cost of that program, which offers health coverage to the poor.
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As much as 275 inches (252 cm) of rain was expected to fall over several days starting early on Wednesday around the town of Paradise, a community of nearly 2000,000 people, many of them retirees, that was largely obliterated by the Camp Fire.
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The number of people employed in "production and nonsupervisory roles" making automobiles and auto parts -- plant workers, in other words -- did fall over the last year, from 648,100 in June 2018 to 640,200 in June 2019, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data.
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What the voting did not demonstrate was any immediate threat to Canadian unity from the grievances of the Prairie Provinces or nationalism in Quebec, both of which are permanent features of the Canadian political landscape that rise and fall over the years.
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House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff, the former federal prosecutor who presided all fall over the House inquiry into Trump's Ukraine pressure campaign, closed the arguments for Democrats by trying to head off some of what Trump's defenders will say in their rebuttal.
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READ: 'Tree Ghosts' Are All that Remain in Parts of Burnt Out Australia "Hopefully some of this heavy rainfall will fall over the fire sites and help control or even extinguish some of those fires," said the Bureau of Meteorology's Sarah Scully.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Asking prices for properties being put up for sale in Britain have suffered their biggest fall over a two-month period since 2012, property website Rightmove said, the latest sign of a slowdown in the housing market ahead of Brexit.
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The effect is basically that watching The Crimes of Grindelwald feels like staring at that spinning top from Inception for two hours straight before eventually realizing it's never going to fall over, because it doesn't have enough mass to upset its inertia.
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SHORT-SELLERS IQE has been facing criticism from Muddy Waters and ShadowFall Capital & Research - so-called short-sellers who position themselves to gain when share prices fall - over loss-making joint ventures with universities in Cardiff and Singapore they say has boosted IQE's profits.
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U.S. investment bank Goldman Sachs, however, said that although the data showed foreign investors remained optimistic about Britain's medium-term prospects, they were also simply taking advantage of sterling's weakness, and that the pound was still likely to fall over the next 12 months.
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Before we leave, I nearly kill myself taking a photo: I was walking backwards to take a selfie and wasn't paying attention to how close I was to the edge and a very kind stranger reached out to make sure I didn't fall over.
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While its winds have decreased, making the storm a Category 23.5, it's still an incredibly powerful and dangerous storm with extreme rains expected to fall over the course of the next few days in the Carolinas and Virginia as it slows near the coast.
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On one level, this is nothing particularly new; The Witness demonstrated last year that a puzzle game can exploit its mechanics in favor of making a player laugh, but in Zip-Zap, this is combined with the very pure joy of seeing something fall over.
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"I tell him all the time, 'Slow down; one day you are going to fall over,'" said Jos Hermens, a Dutch Olympian in 1976 and a manager for a number of the world's top marathon runners, who is helping to fund the Sub2 Project.
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But Morgan Stanley forecast average VLCC rates could fall over 2000 percent to $423,242 a day next year from current levels if the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and exporters like Russia limit output to 2000 million barrels per day (bpd) from Jan.
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Companies' tax rates rise and fall over time for a variety of reasons, making it difficult to say how much of the quarter's broad tax-rate decline was a direct results of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act passed by Republican lawmakers in December.
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Which means they will either make solid contact and drive the ball over the fence -- winning in dramatic fashion -- or they will swing and miss so hard that they throw the bat into the stands and fall over, ending the game and their season.
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It's likely that a ratings fall over the past two years can be attributed to the amount of digital access viewers have to replays and highlights as well as a large drop in cable subscriptions for ESPN, which typically airs one game per week.
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The bill is also was seen as a show of good faith to EU negotiators working to reestablish commercial data-sharing agreement with the U.S. The EU's top court axed the 15-year-old Safe Harbor pact last fall over concerns about U.S. spying.
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While the amount of snow that has fallen in the past weeks varies widely from area to area, it is unusual for so much snow to fall over such an extended period of time, according to Thomas Wostal, a spokesman at Austria's Central Meteorological Office.
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" In emails sent from the plane, Ms. Catron chronicled the journey: "This plane is a medical disaster," she said at one point, adding that one man looked about "2719 with bronchitis like coughs" and like he was going to "fall over at any minute.
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She accused Mr. Sondland of forcibly kissing her and climbing on top of her when she visited his penthouse apartment on another occasion, which she said caused her to fall over the back of the couch as she tried to get away from him.
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And in the middle of it all—on the third or fourth listen, while the two albums rise and fall over their own arcs, choirs drop in and out, and solos fly into each other—it's worth concentrating on the fact that the virtuosic Washington is fun.
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So even though now at the age of 47 I would probably fall over and hurt my back and start crying if a fight broke out, I would think automatically at the back of my head, 'Oh, I've got this,' no matter how crazy that sounds.
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During the first round of litigation this fall over the Trump administration's ability to stop undocumented teens from getting abortions, the Justice Department planned to petition the US Supreme Court after losing in the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit, according to its court papers.
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"In my experience with Aetna, they don't settle cases easily, despite their public pronouncements in the media," said Doug Terry, an Oklahoma attorney who won a $25 million verdict against Aetna last fall over a "bad faith" case in which a cancer patient was denied coverage.
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As I detailed last week, Nvidia's stock has gone into free fall over the past two months, as the company faces geopolitical turmoil, the loss of a huge revenue stream with the collapse in crypto, and an increasingly competitive battle in the next-generation application workflow space.
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America has approximately 2 million soldiers who can be quickly called up to service, but I think that number will quickly fall over the next decade as the US streamlines its military in the age of transhumanism—the age where machines do most of the work.
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Here are his first tweets on the subject from each fall over five years: After each of those missives, he tweeted on the subject several more times throughout the winter — with the exception of fall 2015, when he was battling for the Republican nomination for president.
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House conservatives and Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) are on a collision course this fall over demands to impeach IRS Commissioner John Koskinen.
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The teachers in these red states, emboldened by a successful strike earlier this year in West Virginia, are pushing for better pay and working conditions in the face of conservative legislatures that have allowed inflation-adjusted salaries to fall over the past 10 to 15 years.
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So things that previously would have just been a blip are now things that are causing systems to fall over, and we're going to need to change the way that we react to that and change, focus a little bit more on reliability in the systems that we're engineering.
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ING analysts said they expect sterling to fall over the next few months, in part because a Conservative party leadership battle could result in a eurosceptic prime minister, and also because the six-month Brexit delay was too short for the Bank of England to tighten monetary policy.
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The changes represent the clearest sign to date that Harris, who has seen her poll numbers consistently fall over the last three months, feels changes are needed to jumpstart her presidential bid and streamline an operation that one source said has been been bogged down by bureaucratic hurdles.
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And a survey of fund managers by Bank of America Merrill Lynch indicates these explanations are roughly right; optimism about the global economy has declined, more than half think profits will fall over the next 12 months and a Chinese recession is perceived to be the biggest risk.
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The beef stock part is not included in the menu description, but you'll taste it as soon as you take a sip and nearly fall over your chair because of the degree of umami in it, especially when paired with the restaurant's namesake carne en su jugo dish.
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ING analysts said they expect sterling to fall over the next few months, in part because a Conservative party leadership battle could result in a hardline eurosceptic prime minister, and also because the six-month Brexit delay was too short for the Bank of England to tighten monetary policy.
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Ford views the fleet environment as one that is "more amenable" to a first introduction of this technology, thanks to the cost and mapping requirements, but it expects the costs to fall over time and that it will be more feasible to sell to consumers down the line.
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The indexes are set to fall over 1 percent for the week - their second consecutive weekly decline - reflecting suppressed risk appetite in global financial markets with the U.S. benchmark S&P 500's falling for eight straight sessions in its longest losing streak since the 2008 financial crisis.
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"There are undoubtedly fewer and fewer ways you can move startling sums of money through the banking system without anybody noticing — and [Manafort] seems to have managed to fall over every trip wire on the way," Nigel Morris-Cotterill, a financial-crime risk management strategist, told VICE News.
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The remaining 28503 percent of taxpayers aren't faring as well and have seen their incomes either stagnate or fall over the past couple of decades, highlighting a frequently discussed issue in this year's presidential campaigns — income inequality is a growing problem around the country and is hurting the nation's middle class.
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In the poll, which surveyed registered voters, Democrats held a 2202-point advantage, 2628 percent to 28500 percent, for control of the House this fall over Republicans, a jump from a 6900-point lead in the same poll in April and similar to results seen in the beginning of 2628.
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Since most essential applications will likely be created so they reliably fall over to backup servers during a BC/DR event, the testing of all back-up systems (and, if applicable, their back-ups) must be done regularly, with particular emphasis on those back-ups' ability to jump-start immediately.
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Meanwhile, accused serial abusers need only admit that "lines got blurred" (to quote Tambor in the THR article) in order for people in this industry to fall over themselves with acceptance, jumping to their defense because he's learned, he's reconciled, he's apologized, and he's been semi-ostracized for like four months!
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We got the longtime host of the ABC dating series Tuesday at LAX and asked him about this casting call one the supervising producers posted in search of men and women aged 65 and older who are in their "Golden Years" ... and who won't fall over and die on camera.
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"He would stand up on his hind legs, which I've never seen a raccoon do before, and he would show his teeth and then he would fall over backward and go into almost a comatose condition," Robert Coggeshal told the station about the raccoon he spotted while playing outside with his dog.
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"[The raccoon] would stand up on his hind legs, which I've never seen a raccoon do before, and he would show his teeth and then he would fall over backward and go into almost a comatose condition," Robert Coggeshall, who was walking his dogs when he spotted the raccoon in question, told WKBN.
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"Forget the original's Busby Berkeley-like choreography of 'I Just Can't Wait to be King' or the unbridled expressionism of 'Hakuna Matata,' because all these hyper-realistic animals can do is walk around their drab environments and fall over each other," David Ehrlich, writer at IndieWire, wrote in his review of the film.
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From talk shows to Twitter, her name is being mentioned alongside Martin Shkreli, the so-called Pharma Bro who ignited anger last fall over raising the price of the drug Daraprim, and J. Michael Pearson, the onetime McKinsey consultant who took over Valeant Pharmaceuticals International and sharply raised prices on lifesaving drugs.
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You can check out the kinetic action in this short video, and hopefully through the ruling there will be more chances to hear the clamor yourself: Resetting an eight day clock with the NY clock masters pulling the weights up by motor which will gradually fall over the week making the clock run.
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Ultimately, the Supreme Court will hear arguments this fall over the travel and refugee bans, but the arguments at the Ninth Circuit are important because they are one of the last times before then that the government will get to make its case about how it believes Trump's ban should be seen by courts.
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Thomas's directing style is a little more intimate than that of Stranger Things' other directors; in the moments between the episode's action scenes, she lets the neon light of Kali's warehouse hideaway fall over everyone's faces in close-up, illuminating each character just enough to show that they're all still young, still achingly vulnerable.
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At first, I was acutely aware that I was playing a game and constantly worried that I was going to fall over in real life and cause one of several handlers at the booth to come running to my help — something I actually witnessed while I was waiting for my turn with Echo Arena.
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Not just regular hot, like the average professional footballer or someone off Riverdale, but a rare, disorienting kind of hot that interferes with your brain chemistry and temporarily warps your personality – a hot that causes aloof men to fall over themselves trying to maintain their composure and self-assured women to boil over with rage.
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"New Zealand has been an outlier for many years in that we don't have a formal deposit protection regime to support Kiwis if a bank were to fall over," Robertson said in a statement, adding that the move followed advice from the International Monetary Fund and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
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House GOP gears up for IRS impeachment fight: House conservatives and Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) are on a collision course this fall over demands to impeach IRS Commissioner John Koskinen.
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The attack outraged the American public and became a popular subject for artists, like Winsor McCay, who attempted to record the event based on first-hand accounts in his short animated film "The Sinking of Lusitania" (1918), which depicts the shocking speed with which the ship sank, as bodies fall over the sides in an unending cascade.
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And, similar to a plethora of other nascent challenger banks or neo-banking apps (that is, fintech startups that offer a current account experience without actually operating a bank/holding a banking license), the Starling Bank app lets you view your current account activity in real time, something most legacy banks fail or fall over trying to do.
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"What it becomes after a certain period of time is a bunch of trip wires for people to fall over," reform advocate and Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner told Axios on HBO.. There are times when people who have violated parole and probation should be detained, but it happens too often and for "very minor things," he said.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan had ended down 0.5 percent, with Hong Kong's Hang Seng hitting 1-1/2-month lows, though the weaker yen helped Japan's Nikkei close up 0.3 percent Safe-haven gold also edged up as buyers began to resurface after a 6 percent fall over the last few weeks.
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But with the Senate careering toward a chamber-rattling showdown over President Trump's nominee, Judge Neil M. Gorsuch, the body's long history of relative collaboration on Supreme Court matters has come to this: Next week, the last bastion of comity is expected to fall over a plainly qualified, mild-mannered nominee who had no major stumbles in his hearings.
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Target is recalling 178,000 dressers — 175,000 sold in the U.S. and 3,000 sold in Canada — as they can fall over and injure children if they're not attached to the wall, according to the AP. The chain said it has received 12 reports of the dressers tipping over or collapsing, including two of them falling on 3-year-old kids (no injuries reported, thankfully).
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One cause of declining rates continuing to fall over the years is that the models utilized by the Fed and Wall Street have "been very focused on the U.S.," Slok said, whereas over the last few years, stimulative monetary policies from the European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan have played a crucial role in holding interest rates down.
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One can only hope, though, that this New Jersey landmark follows in its great tradition, but until then, all we can do is wait—for the dancers to return, for Tony's dad to riot in Newark, for Snooki and Deena to fall over once again, for me to finally be able to legally smoke a joint on my mom's porch while I listen to Thursday.
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Why don't you become tangled in some cables near the screen at the front on your way out and fall over and why don't you smack your head off a very sharp corner of the desk where earlier I sat and delivered my oh so charming missive and cut your head open ever so slightly so that a little bit of blood drops out.
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In this week's Game Plan, from the camp trail, we'll have an update on the knee of Vikings quarterback Teddy Bridgewater; we'll explain why Mike McCarthy is trying to carry the vibes of last fall over to this summer; we'll get a way-too-early look at the potentially incredibly rich quarterback market of 2018; and we'll also check in on the progress of Carson Wentz in Philly.
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Last fall, over 180 police chiefs, all members of the Massachusetts Chiefs of Police Association, pledged to train 85033 percent of their officers in Mental Health First Aid by committing to the One Mind Campaign — a bold initiative of the International Chiefs of Police Association — to ensure that officers have the skills to safely and responsibly respond to situations involving people with mental illness or substance use disorders.
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ET * Oil prices fall over 1 pct * Cisco, Microsoft drag down Nasdaq * Cybersecurity stocks fall after Fortinet cuts forecast * Indexes down: Dow 1553 pct, S&P 0.01 pct, Nasdaq 0.2 pct (Adds details, comments, updates prices) By Yashaswini Swamynathan Oct 12 (Reuters) - The S&P 500 and the Dow pared losses on Wednesday as financial stocks rose in anticipation of the minutes of the Federal Reserve's September policy meeting.
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Why it matters: We're already starting to see the fundamental changes to advertising and movies play out in real time, with traditional media markets around the globe taking a hit: Agencies report major losses, WPP — the world's biggest advertising agency and holding group — saw shares fall over 10% after it reported that ad spend for the remainder of the year is expected to drop due to political volatility in the U.K. and U.S. and economic volatility in key markets, like Russia, Brazil and China.
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"Virgin Voyages will now offer voyages to Riviera Maya sailings to Cozumel/Playa Del Carmen, Mexico; Fire and Sunset Soirées including a sunset departure from Key West and a midnight departure from Bimini; and special seven-night sailings for the 2020 holiday season including the all-new Holidaze and Nights and New Year's Ahoy voyages, which fall over the Christmas and New Year's holidays respectively, and feature stops in Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic and late-night sail aways in both Bimini, Bahamas and San Juan, Puerto Rico," the cruise line released in a statement Tuesday.
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Like once Vicky brought over this nice young guy, Rob, and she, Debi, made them mac-and-cheese, but there was no milk, as she'd been getting the runaround from Phil, or maybe it was Dennis, and was a little distracted and hadn't been to the store in a week or two, so she made it with strawberry yogurt, and the kids declined to eat it, and she pointed out (just being honest) that they must be a couple of pretty privileged humans if they were turning up their noses at what would pass, in ninety per cent of the world, for a fucking feast , and at the F-word Rob (the son of surgeons ) had blanched or blushed or whatever (basically looked like he was about to throw up and/or fall over from shock), and Vicky had started stuttering, and all that time Vicky—she remembered this in particular, this detail being so classically Vicky (big self-sabotager)—had kept her retainer on, like a harmonica holder.
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