" Or, Ladkani adds, that it has simply "fallen off.
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Lamar Odom may have fallen off the straight and narrow.
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It's just too good to have fallen off the radar.
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They were believed to have fallen off a container ship.
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She'd fallen off her Iver Johnson and got a concussion.
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He's fallen off, though: 42 percent approval, 53 percent disapproval.
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In retrospect, the country hadn't entirely fallen off its hinges.
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The index has fallen off a cliff in recent weeks.
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Since then, the issue has fallen off the national radar.
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The Golan has, to a large extent, fallen off the agenda.
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At first, we thought he had fallen off an exercise machine.
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But until I've fallen off that emotional cliff, it all matters.
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Here in Westerville, just outside Columbus, Republican support has fallen off.
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He'd nearly fallen off a gigantic lizard into boiling hot lava.
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Before rehab, Ben had fallen off the wagon for 18 months.
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If she could have fallen off her seat, she would have.
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Have I ever known anyone who has fallen off a roof?
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I felt like a drug addict who'd fallen off the wagon.
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In fact, the number of mergers have fallen off a cliff.
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Indeed, the rate of attacks has fallen off in recent months.
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Then he said she had fallen off the horse and died.
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As my kids have gotten older, my diligence has fallen off.
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They've gotten married, they've had kids, they've fallen off the workforce.
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WATTERS: Yes, she has literally fallen off the face of the earth.
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It's never accidentally fallen off in any scenario, yet unclasps with ease.
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I've fallen off of UFC for the last year a little bit.
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Holofcener was covered with name tags that had fallen off the extras.
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Fifty years after independence, Guyana has virtually fallen off the global map.
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Police said the body cameras the officers were wearing had fallen off.
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He's never been in a car accident or fallen off a roof.
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It's also ending its annual fashion show, as viewership has fallen off.
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When they returned, his father said Tabaruk had fallen off the horse.
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The pendant on her necklace had fallen off and landed in her bra.
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The leaves had fallen off the trees, and their spiny branches were bare.
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It would almost be easier if it had just fallen off a cliff.
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In the interim what defines the story would be that China's fallen off.
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A few signs had fallen off, and a handful of places were flooded.
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It's a god damn miracle my dick hasn't fallen off from an STD.
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It was said that the box had literally fallen off the moving van.
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It was electrifying, as if all my clothes had fallen off at once.
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Would circulation at medium and small newspapers have fallen off the same cliff?
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Still, some states like Ohio have already fallen off the map for Republicans.
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Since 2011, that green line (noting opioid sales) has fallen off for OxyContin.
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Within half an hour, he'd fallen off and landed awkwardly on his hand.
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Senator Cory Booker, the former Newark mayor, has fallen off the debate stage.
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Before the halfway mark, two of the runners had already fallen off pace.
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Coal production in the US has fallen off a cliff in recent years.
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According to an accounting firm investigating the incident, they might've fallen off a truck.
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By the end of 2015, however, the company had fallen off the public's radar.
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They still assume that demand must have fallen off a cliff when supply rises.
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At 37—his age when the contract ends—Wright's average would have fallen off.
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He even helped Cecchinato by finding his racket dampener after it had fallen off.
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Purchases of big-ticket items like cars and smartphones have fallen off especially quickly.
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On the right was a series of apartment buildings; its balconies had fallen off.
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"I have to touch them up, as a few have fallen off," she says.
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Appetite for new bonds, especially those issued by less-creditworthy businesses, has fallen off.
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Mr. Taylor said that Nylah had fallen off the bed while he was showering.
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None of the stickers have fallen off in the six months I've used them.
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Warren has fallen off in recent weeks as Buttigieg has been on the rise.
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But over the years, annotation use has drastically fallen off, by 70 percent Salem says.
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Ben Affleck seemed to have fallen off the wagon Saturday night at a Halloween party.
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When people asked about Sanjay, she told them that he had fallen off the roof.
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He had merely carried her to the bed and she had fallen off, insisted Arbuckle.
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Except Arizona, and it hasn't fallen off the face of the planet as a result.
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Drake has literally fallen off, but a new, alternate ascent isn't out of the question.
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The country's benchmark index has fallen off a cliff since voting began on April 17.
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The president's support has fallen off here: 42 percent approval, 53 percent disapproval, per Gallup.
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It had fallen off a wall in an embassy, and some giltwork had snapped off.
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According to a CNN poll out Thursday, Melania's favorable rating has fallen off a cliff.
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One of their All-Stars, outfielder Michael Saunders, has fallen off sharply since then, hitting .
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Wines of The Times Valpolicella seems to have fallen off the face of the earth.
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McGwire has admitted to using performance enhancers and fallen off the Hall of Fame ballot.
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But its panel manufacturing has fallen off, and China has emerged as the dominant force.
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But those have fallen off in the age of email and text messages, he said.
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Pokémon Go, once a viral sensation all over the globe, hasn't fallen off the map.
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Investment has fallen off recently, as companies delay or cancel decisions because of the uncertainty.
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Maybe the real answer is that I just haven't fallen off a bar high enough.
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Why do you guys think figure skating has fallen off in popularity since the '90s?
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And there isn't any reason I should have—my bag has never fallen off, or anything.
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No wonder use of the abortion pill has fallen off in states with those restrictive laws.
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The wheels had fallen off my life and I found myself hooked on drugs and alcohol.
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It's the only botvac that has fallen off the step from my kitchen to the garage.
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The officers carried away the protester even though her underwear had fallen off during the struggle.
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"People in the lowest-performing quintiles feel like they've fallen off the economic map," said Lettieri.
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But I mean really as the wheels have fallen off, we can pick the metaphor, right?
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A lot of people have fallen off and gone home but we still got some stragglers.
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While it fits like a bangle, the bracelet actually stays put and hasn&apost fallen off.
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Around the world, church leaders wonder why attendance has fallen off a cliff — especially among millennials.
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But Mustang sales have fallen off a cliff since the car's most recent redesign in 2015.
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"Sterling has dipped more than fallen off a cliff," said Societe Generale macro strategist Kit Juckes.
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O'Rourke's fundraising had fallen off almost immediately after he entered the race, and he never recovered.
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The tax return issue has long since fallen off the front burner of the political debate.
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The world only seems to have fallen off its axis since Donald Trump won the presidential election.
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The once hyped social media company had already fallen off many people's radars before its 2014 relaunch.
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I've tested a fairly good amount of laptops with touchscreens and my arms haven't fallen off yet.
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Here is where the Tab S4's stylus should be, if it hadn't fallen off so easily.
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A recent photo of Lovato has led one fan to speculate whether she's fallen off the wagon.
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Your fourth-favorite childhood diner snack has pretty much fallen off the face of the culinary universe.
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Miller then chimed in to add another reason why she'd fallen off from her gold-medal form.
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No major games are on the way, and its annual sales number has fallen off a cliff.
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That has fallen off in 2019, with 171 murders between January and June, a 22 percent drop.
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In her hand is a red sash that, moments earlier, had fallen off her mother's satin robe.
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Here they were, on the precipice of musical history, and they had fallen off it, into love.
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The theory at the time was that it had fallen off a boat in the Harlem River.
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Perhaps it was she all along; she without letters; she fallen off the map of recorded histories.
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The star told fans on Thursday after the incident that she had fallen off the stage before.
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Been told a person/child has fallen off viewing gallery and trapped between the two buildings. pic.twitter.
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"I'd fallen off those bikes before, but I always had a full helmet for protection," he said.
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Last month she released a song called "Sober" where she revealed she had fallen off the wagon.
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Many of Barnes & Noble's stores today are situated in suburban shopping centers, where foot traffic has fallen off.
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Ted Cruz has taken his anti-establishment second banana role; his national polling has fallen off a cliff.
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I think that she has leaned so far to the left that she has fallen off a cliff.
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Citi's euro zone economic surprises index has fallen off a cliff, and is now the lowest since 2011.
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"Yes, someone had put online that I had fallen off a cliff in New Zealand," Goldblum, 65, recalled.
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Bomb attacks have fallen off since then as the militants have been squeezed into smaller pockets of territory.
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The pain made it hard to discern just how much he has fallen off from his past performance.
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In the past, officers have claimed that cameras have "fallen off" or serendipitously powered down before fatal shootings.
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Inside, tucked away and sewn in, they keep their "belly buttons," meaning their fallen-off umbilical cord stumps.
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If you've fallen off, now's a good time to hop back in and remember how good Splatoon is.
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"I think that over time, it's shown that we've kind of fallen off a little bit," Peete says.
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Broadcaster NTV said some of the passengers had fallen off the bus as it rolled into the ditch.
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The wheels haven't fallen off the bus, so much as the bus has started to make local stops.
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If you thought the Paris climate summit had fallen off the agenda after last month's success, think again.
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Before we begin, let me introduce myself so you know I haven't just fallen off the turnip truck.
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Here we are, here I am, alone and myself, half of me fallen off, half of us gone.
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He was examined by the school nurse and told the nurse he had fallen off of his scooter.
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Cuba has long depended on Caracas for cut-rate oil supplies that have fallen off amid Venezuela's crisis.
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But in those places, interest has recently fallen off, data gathered by the Block, a research firm, suggests.
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The defense pointed out that the device could have fallen off the car by accident or simply malfunctioned.
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Unfortunately, this is one of the few items on this list that has fallen off the map completely.
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Civil enforcement has also fallen off, as documented in investigative reporting by The New York Times and others.
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It educates you about instruments of torture and how demand for those things seems to have fallen off.
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I mean, I've fallen off stage several times, off stages way higher than that, and I've been so fortunate.
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Traffic has fallen off substantially since Republican Donald Trump, a gun rights supporter, won the presidency on Nov. 27.
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The owner did not realize the dog had fallen off, but other drivers did, many of whom called 911.
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The number of migrants observed at the transit point has fallen off significantly since September 2000, the IOM says.
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Although he has retained much of his power, every other aspect of his game has fallen off a cliff.
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This thing has fallen off of my desk onto the hard floor, and it didn't even seem to notice.
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This process can be difficult for heavier items, and frustrating when the barcoded label or tag has fallen off.
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Fallon said Bobbitt is currently receiving treatment for drug addiction after having "fallen off the wagon," the newspaper reported.
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Lyft frequently offers discounts to customers who have fallen off from regular use, and recently introduced a membership service.
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"We did see a slight upward correction but rates have fallen off again," said a Singapore-based supertanker broker.
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Since Arkansas's work requirements went into effect last summer, 18,000 people have fallen off Medicaid rolls in the state.
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Had there been bones in this dish, the pork and wild boar would have surely fallen off them. Magical.
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While those are the stable families, the strivers, Mr. Rodríguez's building housed people who had fallen off the rails.
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Though he may have stepped back from the whirlwind DJ life, Avicii has far from fallen off the radar.
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The bottom line: While not necessarily cause for celebration, the results show Apple's business hasn't fallen off a cliff.
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Prescriptions have fallen off, and even when people at risk are offered medication, they are refusing to take it.
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American farmers, Mr. Witte noted, have stockpiled an abnormally large amount of soybeans as Chinese demand has fallen off.
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"I've fallen off the stage before," she told audiences on Thursday night, according to video captured on the scene.
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Workers with the hauler Sanitation Salvage said an apparently homeless man had jumped on their truck and fallen off.
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As such, Chinese imports of U.S.-made cars and trucks — worth $10 billion in 2017 — have fallen off significantly.
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Yet since the start of 2016, the correlation has fallen off a cliff, a CNBC analysis of FactSet data shows.
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Retail stocks have fallen off a cliff this month as dismal earnings reports reflect a rapid shift toward online shopping.
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"I've been in paces where people have fallen off of the second floor because there is no railing," he says.
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During his final attempt, Fernández, then 15, jumped in the water to rescue someone who had fallen off the boat.
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Scott Disick's shaking off his friends' concerns he's fallen off the wagon ... partying again with a roster full of babes!!!
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But after his unhappy two years at Manchester United, the Portuguese may have fallen off that privileged merry-go-round.
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The country's economy has also fallen off a cliff, its gross domestic product dropping by 8503 percent last year alone.
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More than 650,000 migrants have reached Italy since 2014, but numbers have fallen off sharply over the past 12 months.
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Maybe when I was writing the song I was subconsciously feeling that we'd fallen off and people don't care anymore.
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When I was very little, he'd fallen off the roof of the house, while replacing tiles, and broken his back.
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A mirror had fallen off the wall and knocked over a glass vase filled with flowers on its way down.
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Lmaooooooooooo snapchat DJ Shadowaka Lil' Silhouette DJ SnakeHumanity's really fallen off since his first set in the garden of Eden.
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A teenager wanted to know whether Ms. Barton could heal his donkey, whose hoof had fallen off from an infection.
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The number of protests has fallen off in recent weeks, "which indicates the chilling effect of repression," the report said.
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"You might have fallen off track, but it's normal," said Michael Hornung, the manager of the Intern and Earn program.
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While I have no qualms backing Manning another season, similarly good quarterbacks have fallen off quickly in their mid-thirties.
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Trump's win here in 2016 was shocking, but he's fallen off: 42 percent approval, 53 percent disapproval, according to Gallup.
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This time, though, he was in a race to save a drowning man who had fallen off an inflatable swan.
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However, it has fallen off the radar for doctors, said Daru, who is also a clinician in obstetrics and gynecology.
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The demand for complex (and expensive) trust structures to avoid taxes has fallen off a cliff in the last three years.
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If you throw the headphones in your bag, be prepared to root around to fish out the earpad that's fallen off.
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The air force would conduct an investigation to determine why the panel had fallen off Abe's plane, the ASDF spokesman said.
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But in the time since it's generally fallen off in the ratings and its spinoff Agent Carter only lasted two seasons.
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The RTL report said that up to 200 containers may have fallen off the Panamanian-flagged MSC ZOE in rough weather.
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I think a lot of the programs that would have been mutually agreeable with a Republican house have fallen off considerably.
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Distracted players Since its launch, incidents of distracted Pokemon players have been reported worldwide, including some who have fallen off cliffs.
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The cause of the accident was a piece of foam that had fallen off the Shuttle's external fuel tank during launch.
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Literally, as we speak, they have fallen off as much as 214% before that, come back a little bit right now.
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One, a former alcoholic, was on public assistance and had two children; we suspected he had recently fallen off the wagon.
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This means the calluses on the bottoms of his feet have fallen off, and he's developing new ones on the top.
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Our sources say Ben has fallen off the wagon for the last 18 months ... sometimes regaining sobriety only to slip again.
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If you've fallen off the horse, the Health app will give you some gentle coaching to get you back on track.
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I was often drinking when I typed these responses, having fallen off the wagon almost as soon as I had quit.
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Well I don't think the studios have fallen off their horse and had some kind of epiphany about women in film.
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The stock did outperform in the first quarter, gaining 6.4 percent to the 's 4.6 percent, but has fallen off lately.
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The phone had "fallen off the back of a truck," repair-industry speak for unaccounted-for phones that disappear from factories.
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The Luna reveal isn't the only way Scandal has fallen off the path last night, and this season on the whole.
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Although it's fallen off since then, it spiked again on Monday, leaving the shares up nearly 700% since the company's IPO.
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Dannels is a receptionist at a financial company, and although she once kept a yoga journal, her practice has fallen off.
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Line: Eagles by 24 There is plenty of drama in Detroit, where receiver Golden Tate's numbers have fallen off a cliff.
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He got the idea for a concierge emergency room after helping a patient, an actress, who had fallen off a horse.
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Because of the Cowboys' offensive struggles in the past month, Prescott has fallen off many fantasy radars heading into the playoffs.
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Our friendship had fallen off a bit, but something happened about three years ago wherein we started seeing each other again.
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The leaves had fallen off the trees, though it was very early fall, and the grass in the fields was black.
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Finally, while Amazon had fallen off the pace last year, the company on Friday once again joined the trillion-dollar club.
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A short while earlier a coke bottle had fallen off the balcony and broken just outside the window of my room.
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For instance, "LNG demand has fallen off a cliff since January," commodity consultancy Wood Mackenzie said bluntly in a recent report.
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The company's stock, which had been trading between $2 and $3, has fallen off a cliff in the past five days.
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Our orbit is filled with garbage, including chunks of dead satellites, discarded rockets, and paint flecks that have fallen off them.
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I know this because my FUPA has been touched so little that I'm surprised she hasn't shriveled up and fallen off.
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The wheels of justice may turn slowly in Zimbabwe, but in some other parts of the continent they have almost fallen off.
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South Korea has often been criticized for its custom of consuming dog meat, although the trade has fallen off in recent years.
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"If I hadn't gripped my handlebars as tight as I was, I would have fallen off my bike and crashed," Teston said.
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"Zika has completely fallen off the radar, but the lack of media attention doesn't mean it's disappeared," one doctor told the Times.
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About five years ago, I was working as a decorator and I had fallen off of a ladder and broken my wrist.
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After Shikharam's death, the park released a statement saying he had simply fainted and fallen off a bench after an uneventful week.
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"The economy has not fallen off a cliff," Biggar said, pointing to the continued strength of the US consumer and low unemployment.
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The small hairs on their upper rostrums (that beak-looking dolphins have) had also not fallen off, indicating they died pretty quickly.
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But it's difficult to deny that over the past few seasons, AMC's The Walking Dead has fallen off of a creative cliff.
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Nelson, meanwhile, is a longtime political figure in the Sunshine State who has fallen off of the radar of many younger voters.
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That said, law enforcement says Chris' death is an apparent suicide, which raises the question about whether he'd fallen off the wagon.
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If it wasn't for prompt medical treatment, doctors believe that Phelan's upper lip would have eventually burst, turned black, and fallen off.
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Another target market, Britain, has similarly fallen off the radar due to uncertainties over the country's impending split with the European Union.
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We often treat people who have fallen off of high ladders, which results in serious and extensive injuries (head trauma, collapsed lungs).
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"Nine bogies were derailed of which three have turned and fallen off the track," said local Superintendent of Police L.K.V. Ranga Rao.
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Precision agriculture has become a top priority in the agriculture sector as commodity prices have fallen off their highs of 2012-2013.
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"I think the Chinese recognize that they've got a big potential gain because their growth has fallen off the cliff," he said.
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Without much ado, the dog found a RAM card on the floor, concealed by a nameplate that had fallen off a door.
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Pictures on state-run social media sites showed some damage in Jiuzhaigou, with tiles having fallen off buildings and people gathering outdoors.
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Over the last few games, that production has fallen off: Jonas Valanciunas is out for the series, and Carroll might be, too.
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Since being barred from Facebook and Twitter, Infowars has had to find new online platforms, and its audience has fallen off significantly.
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One of her shoes had fallen off, and the contents of her two pink Hermès handbags lay scattered seemingly haphazardly around her.
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If you've fallen off the "Midwife" bicycle, I'm happy to report that the show is as big-hearted and sincere as ever.
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When I asked him how he had it, he said it might have fallen off my finger while packing a shopping bag.
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We have experienced a fast and dramatic drop in the markets, and it feels like our portfolios have fallen off a cliff.
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Mr. Cook said that some Apple suppliers would remain closed and that traffic into its stores in the country had fallen off.
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"My business has fallen off and for the first time in almost a century, the future is uncertain," he wrote to the city.
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So I went with Smith, a guy who seemed to have fallen off the map in Arizona but has been reborn in Calgary.
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Despite these signs, though, it would be wrong to assume that the Palestinian-Israeli conflict has fallen off the radar for Arab leaders.
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He lends his help, of course, but not without first lamenting the fact that Richard Horne has seem to fallen off the rails.
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In practice, officers have time and again reported that the cameras have either "fallen off" or spontaneously stopped recording before a fatal incident.
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Malaysia, which has fallen off the calendar after this year's race, pulled in a total of 110,604 — a 19.69 percent rise on 2016.
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One day I looked at the back of my phone and noticed a few had fallen off and made the red square incomplete.
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The franchise now seems to have fallen off a cliff completely, with less than $10 million earned off of more than 3,700 screens.
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It also appears to show the officer throwing off his body cam, countering the claim that it had fallen off on its own.
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Deeply moving is the story of the decimation of the native Mi'kmaq people, "whose customs had fallen off like flakes of dead skin".
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"China's demand has really fallen off because of the tariff talk so we're looking at every other outlet we can find," he said.
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The strap itself makes carrying a heavy bag easier on your back, but the strap has come loose and fallen off several times.
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The hat got stained and worn-out, but the tag had fallen off, so Johnson couldn't figure out how to get another one.
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If you could talk about ... is it more urgent, or has it fallen off the face of the earth with the Trump administration?
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Obviously, Brady heard some of the chatter before Sunday's game -- where football pundits were saying he's fallen off and the Pats were screwed.
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The commodity has quietly fallen off the radar as it slipped by as much as 5 percent from its peak one month ago.
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Rubio has fallen off the pack, however, and faces a must-win situation in Florida to keep any hopes of the nomination alive.
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At the end of his shift, Mr. Gassée grabbed a broom and swept up the parts that had fallen off the production line.
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But manufacturing of solar panels here has fallen off in the years since, as Chinese companies have cut prices and ramped up production.
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Information about such violence is censored and incomplete, but incidents appear to have fallen off sharply since 2014, when the "deradicalization" push began.
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There may be no way to tell whether a president is in decline until he or she has already fallen off a cliff.
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A tech enthusiast throughout his life, Dr. Keyworth occasionally displayed his old antimissile fervor long after it had fallen off the public agenda.
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Huge chunks of a celestial painting on a ceiling—the stars aligned as rigidly as those on the American flag—have fallen off.
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"After the U.S. CPI (consumer price inflation) data the dollar's momentum has fallen off," said Alvin Tan, an FX strategist at Societe Generale.
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Citi's euro zone economic surprises index, in particular, has fallen off a cliff in recent weeks and is now its lowest since June 2012.
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"Rather, the artwork had fallen off the wall, and, when it fell, caused the damage to the items in the office," Grant told CNN.
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The next post was from a man and featured photos of a large wound on his ribs and the scab that had fallen off.
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The fire department also shared a few photos of the aftermath, revealing the plane's tire fallen off and the right side wing in wreckage.
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David Cassidy seems to have fallen off the wagon -- and almost off the stage -- in what appears to be a drunken performance this weekend.
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But when he took a dig at Duckworth's ethnic background at a debate last week, the wheels seemed to have fallen off his campaign.
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Renewable power costs have fallen off a cliff The world got 227% more new renewable energy in 22017 … while spending 23% less on it.
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The Granite State had fallen off the radar for many political watchers after Clinton opened up what looked to be a safe lead there.
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Apple's business in China has also recently fallen off, with revenues in China, Hong Kong and Taiwan falling by 33 percent since last year.
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Ms. Phillips said she was aware that sales had fallen off since the newspaper's initial marketing push, but she added that this was unsurprising.
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Then a woman came by and warned me that a child had recently fallen off, and since then the neighborhood had abandoned the place.
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The walls had fallen off the sparkling new J.C. Penney; stockrooms were cleaved open to the cold air like the chambers of a dollhouse.
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Nearby, on rectilinear streets where Tudors are interspersed with more prosaic houses, is Sunnyside Park, a once-common moniker that has fallen off maps.
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Phyllis Young, a longtime tribal activist leading the voter-outreach effort, said it had fallen off the side of the house at some point.
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And men who could afford to go to college did not get drafted until late in the war, when the fighting had fallen off.
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Two coaches had fallen off a bridge into a small canal while some passengers were seen picking up their luggage from near the tracks.
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His practice has fallen off, and he is dependent on Mary's fame and fortune for status, much the same as her parasite father was.
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A sharp decline in field goal percentage and a career-low offensive rating have largely negated his defense, which had also fallen off some.
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The S&P 500 has jumped 19% since its December lows, while the yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note has fallen off.
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Shares of Amazon, up 51 percent this year, have fallen off more than 10 percent since it announced the plans to buoy its minimum wage.
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It is unclear how the dog ended up so far from shore, but the rig workers believe the pooch may have fallen off a boat.
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The bottom line: Foreign direct investment in Russia had already fallen off a cliff, and this is basically throwing an anvil on top of it.
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That said, we're not sure how useful it would be for restaurants to know that half of us eat food that's fallen off our plate.
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Once there, Daniels gets a text that one of the panels sporting the InSight logo has fallen off the side of the container en route.
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More crucially, I had also seen Hemans and the other veterans triumph – and I hadn't fallen off a horse in front of 200 people either.
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Business growth in these areas seems to be especially strong, mostly because the "the rest of the country has fallen off a cliff," said Glickman.
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After achieving early success as "post PC" devices, iPad sales have steadily fallen off in recent years as buyers have seen little reason to upgrade.
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Expectations for tax reform have fallen off sharply among investors on Wall Street, where many now believe congressional gridlock is more likely than an overhaul.
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He was found under his vehicle, on which he appeared to have been working when it appeared to have fallen off its jacks, Tippetts added.
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When he was putting the gas in the lawn mower, he heard a big thump—I had fallen off the couch and was face-down.
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Corporations have gotten a really big tax cut: The tax take on corporate profits has fallen off a cliff since the tax cut was enacted.
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Still, these stocks are among the very few "winners" on Wall Street this week, only because their share prices haven't completely fallen off a cliff.
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We took vacations together and grocery shopped for each other and put Band-Aids on whichever little daredevil had fallen off his or her skateboard.
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In Sandy Springs, Ga., Chase Williams, 26, the manager of a pet supply store, said that Russia had fallen off the radar in recent years.
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Coping But even as the government is scrambling to reach out to everyone in the state, certain areas seem to have fallen off the radar.
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I've been arrested and been called a nigger by a white police officer for trying to help a girl who had fallen off a bike.
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Williams said Chinese exports to the U.S. have held up fairly well, a trend that could change, but U.S. exports to China have fallen off sharply.
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"Everybody was worried that you had fallen off the wagon and all this different stuff," Rose tells Dennis in Entertainment Tonight's sneak peek at Thursday's episode.
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The individuals in Sneed's stories are standing tenuously on tiptoe at the precipice of irrevocable change, not yet having fallen off into scandal, crime, estrangement, insanity.
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Carson also received a healthy reaction from the Tea Partyers this year, but he didn't appear until Monday, when the crowd had fallen off a little.
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However, numbers have fallen off sharply over the past year, with Italy putting pressure on Libya to do more to halt the exodus from its shores.
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The proposal is still on the agency's official long-term agenda, but has fallen off a list of its 12-month priorities drawn-up in March.
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On Tuesday, though, after 2257 games of numbing mediocrity this season, the Nationals conceded that they had fallen off the camels' backs with a resounding thud.
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" There's a chocolate dessert that's "fine, if you overlook the elastic flap of milk skin draped over it, like something that's fallen off a burns victim.
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Our sources say Ben went on his own accord several times last week ... well aware he had fallen off the wagon and into a downward spiral.
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And you can see how investment in the U.K. has fallen off a cliff, and that is not good as a dynamic part of the economy.
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They can't quite reconcile the wild child with the woman who now so rarely drinks that people worry I've fallen off the wagon when I do.
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Barry Blyn, ESPN's vice president for consumer insights, noted in an interview that ratings for CNN, Fox News and MSNBC had not fallen off since November.
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Hong Kong is critical to the health of the Chinese economy, which by Beijing's own admission has fallen off its previous levels of strong GDP growth.
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There has been much trial and error over the years; turkeys have fallen off their hooks because they were too heavy, and had to be tossed.
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When she pretends to have fallen off her horse to get his attention, Jamie drops her in the mud, and leaves her to find her way home.
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Obamacare repeal has already fallen off the front burner, and Republicans have little appetite to waste more valuable time only to come up empty handed once again.
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America "has fallen off the pace when it comes to early childhood education", says Steve Barnett of the National Institute for Early Education Research, at Rutgers University.
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Those shares have fallen off a bit from their December highs, but these companies are clearly hoping for the extra business that an infrastructure bill would bring.
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"Yes, someone had put online that I had fallen off a cliff in New Zealand," Goldblum, 65, previously recalled during an episode of Watch What Happens Live.
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Apparently, the high school Brock attended had fallen off education-wise; today the number of students who are considered prepared for college is in the single digits.
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The Yankees bullpen has remained a strength, but the rotation has fallen off the map in terms of performance, its weaknesses exposed as the season went on.
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According to Ms. Cromwell, Frieze, which this year featured 1949 international gallerists, has "fallen off the map" for many American collectors, in spite of the falling pound.
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" He went to a hospital afterward, where, his wife said, the doctor remarked that he could have "fallen off the stool and died onstage from internal bleeding.
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We're also looking for gaps in the marketplace based on series that ended 15 years ago or TV shows that have cult following but have fallen off.
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Just before 11 A.M. , we entered the chapel through a courtyard graced by a solitary orange tree; overripe fruit had fallen off and rolled into the corners.
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As for his partners in the receiving game, Randall Cobb has fallen off the fantasy map and Devante Adams has been boom-or-bust since Week 10.
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Oppenheimer argued that GoPro has "largely fallen off everyone's radar after several difficult years," but company management has laid out a strategy to turn the company around.
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But franchise owners say pizza sales and foot traffic have fallen off a cliff since then, focusing investor attention squarely on what to expect in the future.
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"Airline bookings have fallen off a cliff, with cancellations exceeding new bookings as travelers are afraid to fly," Cowen said in a note to clients on Thursday.
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HTC, once one of the more popular smartphone makers in the United States, has fallen off of most carrier store shelves after several consecutive unsuccessful smartphone launches.
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The court says he was supposed to be paying her $20,833 per month as of January 2009 -- but he's obviously fallen off schedule in the last year.
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You know your industry has fallen off a cliff when the price of your product doubles over 12 months and you're still not back on a firm footing.
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In the sun-kissed photo, Graham, 31, stands with her hands covering her breasts, wearing only a white robe that's fallen off her shoulders and onto her elbows.
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In the sun-kissed photo, the supermodel stands with her hands covering her breasts, wearing only a white robe that's fallen off her shoulders and over her elbows.
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The arrests came as counterterrorism officials reported that the number of Americans trying to get to Syria and Iraq to fight with the Islamic State has fallen off.
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So while hoverboards have mostly fallen off the list of cool tech toys, it's clear that hoverboard companies are still using celebrities to draw attention to the devices.
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Our cisterns had fallen off the roof, security windows leaked with water, and a power line had to be borrowed from a neighbor, but we were so lucky.
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The number of crossings has fallen off sharply since Italy provided the coastguard with more boats and brokered deals with local groups in a smuggler hub last year.
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But in April rumors of a relapse swirled, and on June 21, Lovato confirmed she had fallen off the wagon in "Sober," a heartbreaking ballad about her relapse.
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The Trumpworld-skewering cold opens, once a weekly highlight, have fallen off a cliff and now more resemble a burning wreckage of forced wisecracks and ill-conceived ideas.
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For females, non-athletic preferences included chokers, which moved into second place from tenth; while bralettes and Birkenstock have fallen off the top ten list from the fall.
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Pieces of that facade and other masonry have fallen off the building in the past few years, prompting the church to erect a sidewalk shed to protect pedestrians.
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When we last saw our jagged little pill-popper, Marc Maron (Marc Maron), he'd fallen off the wagon and down a few rungs on the ladder of life.
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People have gotten a stick in the eyeball, a stick in the ass, treed by bears, surrounded by wolves, fallen off cliffs, flipped trucks, or simply left behind.
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Also last month, Dana came under fire after a passenger tweeted, with a photograph, that an emergency exit door had fallen off a plane as it touched down.
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His fund-raising has fallen off dramatically since earlier in the year, when he was pushing Republicans to allow him to enter a party primary, which never materialized.
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But I also want to make a pitch for some mid-to-late-20th-century (mostly) realistic books for younger readers that may have fallen off your radar.
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Scheana filed for divorce in November simultaneously cutting Mike off from their credit cards because she feared he'd fallen off the wagon and cleaned out their bank account.
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Because of his age and his injury history, much of the talk coming into this year's Super Bowl was about whether Gronkowski had fallen off as a player.
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But arrivals have fallen off sharply since the outbreak of the coronavirus crisis in northern Italy late last month, with only 43 arrivals so far recorded in March.
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But arrivals have fallen off sharply since the outbreak of the coronavirus crisis in northern Italy late last month, with only 43 arrivals so far recorded in March.
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His wife had told him he slept with his arms folded, as if he'd been sitting in a chair and had fallen off it, straight onto the bed.
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When I began rebuilding my life this summer, I painfully discovered that they have no time for people who have fallen off the grid — such nuance eludes them.
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The town is facing financial troubles, in part because its only historic mansion (where Mark's wife works) has finally achieved landmark status and fallen off the tax rolls.
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None of the presidents had a nose, Roosevelt's glasses had fallen off and Jefferson (who sported a jet-black mop-top) was on the wrong side of Washington.
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But in April rumors of a relapse swirled, and on June 21, Lovato confirmed she had fallen off the wagon in "Sober," a heartbreaking ballad about her recent relapse.
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In the chart below, we look at the largest deals of the second quarter: Overall, we can say venture investment levels have not fallen off a cliff in Q2.
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Goldman said international trade data reflect the front-loading of goods ahead of the last round of tariffs, and also the fact that soybean purchases had fallen off dramatically.
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The chipmaker is also nursing a "crypto hangover," CEO Jensen Huang said after the report, as gaming card demand has fallen off after bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies' prices nosedived.
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But I don't expect exclusives to be — they were a big story last summer, here we are 10 months later and they've kind of fallen off the radar already.
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But in April rumors of a relapse swirled, and on June 21, Lovato confirmed she had fallen off the wagon in "Sober," a heartbreaking ballad about her recent relapse.
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Players have lost weight walking around trying to catch them all, some have fallen off cliffs in their pursuit, and people have started making eye contact with each other.
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On Thursday, the 40-year-old actress explained in an Instagram Story that she had fallen "off a bike and busted her knee," leaving her with a sizable injury.
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It has since fallen off the mainstream world's radar, but has been a consistent strong seller for Nintendo — helping drive sales of the company's DS and 3DS handheld platforms.
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And if you've fallen off the wagon in terms of, say, your lofty plans to save money in 2017, we've got just the tips you need to start fresh.
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"Gilts were one source of positive yield for relatively risk-averse investors, and now they are another asset that has fallen off the list," said a fixed income investor.
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Critics have long maintained that cross-country LNG rail transport poses significant environmental and safety concerns, as trains have in the past fallen off tracks and caused deadly outcomes.
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The Fed's portfolio of Treasurys and mortgage-backed securities since then has declined by $116 billion, or 2.8 percent, while foreign holdings also have fallen off by 2.5 percent.
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Since 2000, 52 percent of the Fortune 500 have gone bankrupt, merged, been acquired or fallen off the list for not keeping up with the ever-changing technology landscape.
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This year's ceremony came at a relatively optimistic moment in the publishing industry, as print sales have risen and the once-explosive growth of e-books has fallen off.
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Westbrook's cyclonic game has fallen off some from his league most valuable player season in 2016-333, and he was never the easiest of point guards to play with.
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The footage showed that Mr. Comello, dressed in a hooded sweatshirt and a baseball cap, bent down and picked up a license plate that had fallen off the Escalade.
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Market-based indicators of expectations have fallen off sharply, and two recent Fed surveys show that both households and professional forecasters see weaker inflation over the next several years.
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Yet, the story of coming to America seems to have fallen off multiplex marquees at a time when immigration has become one of the most contested issues in politics.
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Lending has certainly not fallen off a cliff like it did during the Great Recession, but it is growing quite a bit slower than it has in recent years.
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As Amazon, Wal-Mart and Target work faster than ever to beef up their e-commerce operations, one of America's earlier internet marketplaces has fallen off some shoppers' radars.
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It also has a scratch-resistant coating that has been effective for the few days that I used it, and the sparkling raised gems haven't fallen off with friction.
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This is based on evidence that early voting increases minority turnout somewhat — though that is far from inevitable, and black voting has fallen off in this year's early voting.
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"What's happening is that memory demand has really fallen off a cliff in (the fourth quarter)," Mark Newman, managing director at Sanford C. Bernstein, told CNBC's "Street Signs " on Tuesday.
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Views of the U.S. have fallen off a cliff in the Trump era, and even most countries that tend to view Russia favorably take a dim view of Vladimir Putin.
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And he discussed why IPOs have seemingly fallen off a cliff in 2016; as the underwriter of many IPOs, Dimon's company has an interest in getting that number back up.
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But even though the weather's cooled down and the leaves have pretty much fallen off the trees, we're still a month away from the mother of all sales: Black Friday.
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In the episode, Jack — who has just fallen off the wagon — heads to the bar for a drink after Rebecca (Mandy Moore) leaves for the first leg of her tour.
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First Class Miguel Wilson, weighted down by his gear, drowned while attempting to save one of his soldiers who had fallen off a patrol boat on the Euphrates River. Sgt.
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Asked what had stood out over the three weeks on the road, Dixon said the infamous 23km Galibier climb was the toughest, especially having fallen off earlier in the day.
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It's not actually physically possible to do — especially while wearing Allbirds and having just fallen off a Bird scooter in downtown San Francisco, but I should get to my point.
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" Horan told SiriusXM's Spyder Harrison, "I wanted to let people know that I was up to something so they didn't think I'd just fallen off the face of the earth.
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Promising young players who have been derailed by injury and fallen off the tennis radar, like CiCi Bellis and Ana Konjuh, resurfaced on "Behind the Racquet" to tell their stories.
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Thom Tillis, who oversees fundraising for the National Republican Senatorial Committee, told his colleagues at a recent conference meeting that donations had fallen off a cliff after the Obamacare flop.
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The plot centers around single mom Abi, who is awakened in the night by the news that her daughter has fallen off a bridge and is brain dead and pregnant.
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Sales of diesel vehicles have fallen off a cliff in the United Kingdom, where fears about pollution and a regulatory crackdown following Volkswagen's (VLKAF) emissions crisis have scared off buyers.
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When he held the yellow button out before him in the dish of his hands, Miss Lewis could forget the mustard-colored cardigan it had fallen off one winter day.
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"Sometimes we fall off and sometimes you really gotta get it together, and this is one of my fallen-off times," she said while working out with her trainer, Melissa Alcantara.
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The dog, which they named Loung, is estimated to be three-years-old, and is thought to have fallen off her owner's vehicle on the major highway connecting Bangkok and Cambodia.
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I still made sure my iPod was filled with The High Road's bops, but her hiatus from music seemed like she'd completely fallen off the radar until 2016's Mad Love.
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"The head had actually fallen off of the one of my wife," Mr. Bordi said of the bobblehead set, which he promptly fixed and now displays proudly in his Virginia office.
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Holding Nevada remains a concerning wild card for Democrats, but Colorado has essentially fallen off the map, too, and it doesn't look likely to climb back into Republicans' sights this fall.
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A 24-year-old French man had reportedly fallen off his cruise ship near St. Barts and trod water for 11 hours until DiCaprio&aposs crew finally located and rescued him.
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And I think the Chinese recognize that they've got a big potential gain for coming up with a deal because as you mentioned their growth has really fallen off the cliff.
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They passionately debated whether Minaj — who broke Aretha Franklin's record last year, becoming the woman with the most hits ever on Billboard's Hot 100 chart — has "fallen off" amid Cardi's rise.
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"Importantly, the engine ramp still seems challenging for Arconic but execution does not seem to have fallen off entirely, which was our top concern into Q224," J.P. Morgan analyst Seth Seifman said.
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Baidu, the search equivalent of Google in China, has fallen off the top-three club, ending a decade of unshakable dominance of Baidu, Alibaba, and Tencent (the "BAT") on the Chinese internet.
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File cabinets rattled, books, files and papers rained down to the floor, and one employee appeared to have fallen off a chair, while others slid underneath their desks to protect their heads.
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Facebook's case that Portal is "private by design" has fallen apart before it even shipped, and consumers who were on the fence about buying one may just have fallen off for good.
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Friends of Demi tell us ... even before she released her song, "Sober," confessing she had fallen off the wagon, it was apparent to them she had slipped back into her drug use.
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On it, a little creature is sitting with ice cream that's fallen off the cone and it says "no cry" — I adore it because this has happened to me as an adult.
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A second policy risk which has fallen off of radar screens, but which is still active, in our opinion, is US trade policy," Himmelberg said, noting the two risks are "potentially linked.
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On such occasions, I am convinced that I have fallen off the edge of the Earth, that I am already in a posthumous phase and have somehow failed to notice until now.
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Unfortunately, Noisey is sad to report Bieber seems to have fallen off said metaphorical bull and instead decided to engage in some lost interpretive dance to the track during his Purpose Tour.
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ObamaCare repeal has largely fallen off the GOP agenda for 2018, in part due to the realities of a narrower Senate majority than one that already failed to pass a repeal bill.
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Sports of The Times This opening day had a Rip Van Winkle feel to it, as if we'd fallen off to sleep in early November and awakened a day or two later.
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Sales of SodaStream had fallen off after 2013, thanks to competition from cheaper, pre-packaged soda waters, but have since more than recovered thanks to overall growth in the carbonated water category.
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Although my Orimade shelves don't come in direct contact with water every day, they do sit in the moisture of shower and post-shower air every day, and they haven't fallen off.
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Mr. Cook said that some Apple suppliers would remain closed into February as a precaution from the virus, and that traffic into its retail stores in the country had also fallen off.
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The film kicks off on the road to Bacurau, littered with coffins that have fallen off a truck, before immersing spectators in a funeral dance celebrating the life of a local matriarch.
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"For the most part, the Palestinian issue has fallen off the agenda," said Khaled Elgindy, a fellow at the Brookings Institution and author of a book about American involvement in the conflict.
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The widely discussed idea of free college, in their data, has middling support, but a paid family leave program — which seems to have fallen off the radar in recent months — is overwhelmingly popular.
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The New York Mets have fallen off the pace in the race for a National League wild card spot and are hoping a turn in the schedule can get them back on track.
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One man took a video of items that had fallen off the shelves at a store in San Leonardo, while others used the social media site to confirm what they had just felt.
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"Corporate revenue has fallen off a cliff faster than I think anyone has anticipated," said Seth Hanlon, senior fellow at the Center for American Progress and a former adviser to President Barack Obama.
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"I have walked a long way until all my toe-nails have fallen off," said 61-year-old Montha Suchit, who set off in mid-September from Nakhon Si Thammarat in southern Thailand.
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I've been pretty conscious of climate change since taking Environmental Science in high school, and while I still am, some of my environmentally friendly habits have fallen off in the past few years.
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Although the violence in Syria has fallen off since Russia, Iran and Turkey launched a plan for de-escalation zones in May, the lessening in fighting has not translated into more aid deliveries.
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Aces like Boston's David Price, Houston's Dallas Keuchel and Tampa Bay's Chris Archer have been shaky, Seattle's Felix Hernandez is hurt, and Detroit's Jordan Zimmermann has fallen off sharply after a hot start.
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Average rank: 6.52018 stats: 940 rushing yards, 446 receiving yards, 10 touchdowns, 196.6 fantasy pointsOne thing to know: David Johnson has fallen off a bit from the heights of his breakout 2016 season.
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To make things worse, the driver of the van initially had no clue that the boy had fallen off and continued to drive away, while the surprisingly unhurt boy chased after the vehicle.
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"They got hit because of China concerns, obviously, and also because bitcoin has kind of fallen off the radar, " Schlossberg, the firm's managing director of FX strategy, told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Wednesday.
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What to watch: For the time being, Maduro seems well insulated from internal challenges, Trinkunas says, but oil production has fallen off a cliff and Venezuela's creditors like ConocoPhillips are being increasingly assertive.
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Analysts say the poor exploration results, combined with world oil prices that have fallen off from their peak above $100 a barrel, raise doubts about the value of continuing to invest in Kurdistan.
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Nestlé's United States candy business has waned as American demand for sweets has fallen off, racking up about $922 million in sales last year in what the company described as a "disappointing" performance.
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If he had fallen off with the boat still fully foiling, the foils would have been closer to the surface, increasing the likelihood he would have struck one of them as he passed.
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The orbiting field of space junk around Earth includes paint flecks and other little pieces from spacecraft, rocket parts that have fallen off or are left over from explosions, nonfunctional satellites, and more.
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" Former FDA commissioner Scott Gottlieb sought to establish a nicotine cap in 2017 as part of an ambitious tobacco agenda, but she wrote it has "largely fallen off the Trump administration's regulatory agenda.
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Numbers have fallen off sharply over the past year, but the new anti-establishment government led by Conte is supporting the Libyan coast guard to try to halt the exodus from its shores.
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State media showed pictures of tiles having fallen off walls, bottles toppled over and in one rural area some rocks having fallen onto roads and what appeared to be a small collapsed barn.
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Calvin Klein was one of the tent poles of New York Fashion Week, all the more so because since many of its compatriots have fallen off the schedule or taken to showing elsewhere.
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Vaccinations for the virus have fallen off in Italy, with only 221 percent of children under the age of 22 receiving the vaccine, well below the World Health Organization's recommendation of 95 percent.
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Vaccinations for the virus have fallen off in Italy, with only 85 percent of children under the age of 2 receiving the vaccine, well below the World Health Organization's recommendation of 95 percent.
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Copper seems to have fallen off the investment radar this year in China, possibly because there have been better returns to be made in "hot" markets such as iron ore and, more recently, nickel.
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I walked into another bathroom at the end of the hall and remembered one of the shutters in the shower had fallen off — the nuclear fallout would find its way in no matter what.
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The 23-year-old Dominican has fallen off a bit since a five-game winning streak from May 22-June 210 (23 ERA), going 4353-35 with a 23 ERA in three outings since.
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Maks just abruptly stopped dancing during a run through of our performance and limped away in pain, saying it felt as if my microphone pack had fallen off and smacked him in the leg.
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Viewing of "The Walking Dead" has already fallen off pretty dramatically, a byproduct of age, the overall gravity of a saturated TV marketplace and yes, missteps that the program has made along the way.
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On-field performances have also fallen off, with the Force failing to make the playoffs once since coming into the league in 2006, and finishing 16th in an expanded 18-team competition this year.
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But while it ranked number three in Money's 2016 ranking of best places to live, it's fallen off the top 50 since then and WalletHub's substantially lower quality-of-life ranking underscores that slide.
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"Zika has completely fallen off the radar, but the lack of media attention doesn't mean it's disappeared," said Dr. Karin Nielson, a pediatric infectious disease specialist at U.C.L.A. who studies Zika's impact in Brazil.
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Cespedes, who is recovering from operations on both of his heels, had a "violent fall," Van Wagenen said, curiously refusing to be specific, except to confirm that Cespedes had not fallen off a horse.
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"A place like Birmingham hasn't fallen off the map, but it's been bypassed by these places that have moved into this more clearly defined second tier," said Adam Kamins, an economist for Moody's Analytics.
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In the last moments of Season 22018, Sharon (Sharon Horgan), who had been drunkenly mourning her father's death, summoned Rob (Rob Delaney) to drive her home, unaware that he'd fallen off the sobriety wagon.
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Start with tax policy, where Trump's major legislative achievement is a tax cut that mainly benefits corporations — whose tax payments have fallen off a cliff — and has done nothing at all to raise wages.
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In a year when Austria, the Netherlands and France have fended off populist challenges at elections, political tension in Spain - where a minority government is in power - had fallen off euro zone investors' radar.
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When Van Wagenen announced that Cespedes had fallen on his ranch, a reporter asked if Cespedes, who once rode a horse into the team's parking lot during spring training, had fallen off a horse.
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The big picture: The U.S. manufacturing sector remains in a recession, largely as a result of the U.S-China trade war, but Tuesday's numbers show that it has not yet fallen off a cliff.
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A top three finish in Sunday's penultimate race of the season would be a dream scenario, if unlikely in a Williams that has fallen off the pace, and he would depart with head held high.
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But with North Korea occupying most of the Trump administration's attention in Asia, China's construction of military facilities on artificial islands in disputed waters of the South China Sea has seemingly fallen off the radar.
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Protests in Caracas have largely fallen off the world's radar, but Vallenilla's shooting death Thursday at point-blank range brings renewed attention to the strong-arm response by the government of embattled President Nicolas Maduro.
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The two-time All-Star has fallen off substantially since ending May with a 23-2 record and 1.75 ERA, going 4-4 with a 4.93 ERA in eight outings over the last two months.
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Although the CDC estimates there are 1.1 million Americans living with HIV and 1 in 7 who are HIV-positive are unaware of their status, HIV/AIDS has almost completely fallen off many Americans' radar.
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His game has fallen off a bit from his sneaky-Norris-candidate heights a few years ago, but he's still one of the Flames' most important players and should log big minutes in this one.
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When asked if Cespedes, who once rode a horse into the team's parking lot during spring training, had fallen off a horse, Van Wagenen responded that Cespedes had said he was not riding a horse.
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One police commander tried to claim that the assailants hadn't intended to scalp Mr. Sardar but that part of his scalp had simply fallen off when they hit him in the head with a stick.
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Once among the NBA's darlings following a 14-10 start, the franchise has fallen off a cliff in the past month, tumbling from third place in the Eastern Conference all the way down to 11th.
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China's imports of U.S. crude oil, which remain tariff free, have also fallen off a cliff, with just five cargoes being discharged so far this year, down from 53 cargoes in the first half of 2018.
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I've fallen off my horse many times, and I tucked, and I have good core strength, but the thing is, I had a little bit of a whiplash, and I smacked the back of my head.
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While Zynga has fallen off a cliff, with a revolving door of executives, and mobile game maker King was acquired by Activision Blizzard, one start-up has quietly built a new kind of mobile game business.
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As we reported ... his friends are worried sick he's fallen off the wagon and gone back to his hardcore partying all over L.A. to get back at Kourtney Kardashian for banging a 24-year-old model.
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Foreign TV shows and movies, smuggled in from China on DVDs, flash drives, and cell phones, were spreading fast, allowing North Koreans to see just how far they had fallen off the pace of the world.
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But its sales there have fallen off a cliff in recent quarters, and it could be hit hard if President Donald Trump follows through on his threat to impose yet another round of tariffs on China.
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Since coming so close to those years ago, the Falcons have fallen off a cliff; they've changed head coaches, remade the front office, and haven't had a winning season since that magical run in 2012-13.
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By the end of the decade, big oil companies and commodity-driven economies from Brazil to Russia, rocked by sinking prices, had fallen off the radar of global investors, and their stock prices were dragging bottom.
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But based as it is on a set of gender stereotypes that many 10-year-olds could handily dismantle in 2019, it hasn't aged well, and as such, its sales have fallen off in recent years.
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Others have fallen off the cliff; Jill Abramson was fired in 2014 as the first woman executive editor of the New York Times, Marissa Mayer, after years of heavy scrutiny, is out at Yahoo, now Oath.
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With a few exceptions, that agreement has held up, and Chinese attacks on corporate targets have fallen off as much as 90%, according to breach remediation security firms including FireEye and Crowdstrike that have tracked the attacks.
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"I feel a powerful sense of wonder in regards to the natural world and have always been inspired by dried skeletal structures of leaves which have fallen off the trees during autumn and winter," Pearse tells Creators.
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In a statement posted to the band's website, Alexakis revealed that he had been diagnosed with the disease three years ago but is speaking out in the wake of rumors that he had fallen off the wagon.
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Salvatore Lorefice, 58, a pensioner who lives a few hundred meters (yards) from the bridge, said cement had fallen off the structure as early as the 1980s when he worked at a warehouse directly under the bridge.
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Baldwin and SNL creator Lorne Michaels both noted on the podcast that the Trump impression is still connecting with the audience, although Baldwin said it's fallen off a bit since he first debuted the impression in 2016.
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During the fashion show, West also showed off his sense of humor when he stepped in to rescue a golden earring that had fallen off of a model during the show — and then threatened to "steal" it.
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"(The Ukrainian president) recently held a press conference where he talked about trying to begin a dialogue so that Crimea doesn't fall off the agenda, because this has never fallen off the agenda for Ukraine," she said.
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" Shaub said that when he ran into a former colleague from OGE, he asked if they had maintained the daily Headspace session "They gave me a sheepish look, and said, 'No, we've fallen off since you left.
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With planes around the world being grounded, demand for jet fuel, once one of the biggest factors in oil demand growth, has fallen off a cliff, with prices for the fuel in Europe now at record lows.
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"If the business was thriving until mid-February and it's fallen off a cliff, and there are a lot of them, with 20-30-40-50 employees, they won't have the reserves to make payroll," Hurn said.
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Its player base has likely shrunk considerably since launch, and the game has fallen off the map entirely when it comes to the seasonal update cycles of buzzed-about online shooters like Apex Legends, Fortnite, and Overwatch.
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"I heard this ruckus next door and I looked over this wall, and he had fallen off of the ladder and threw his head onto the driveway and was bleeding all the way down the driveway," Hamm said.
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"Not only has the eurozone not fallen off a cliff, their economic data is stronger than that of the U.S., and stronger than expectations," said strategist Jack A. Ablin, chief investment officer at BMO Wealth Management in Chicago.
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Browns game (and I think we all agree), but he's fallen off the map as of late, partly due to the fact that up-and-comer referee Brad Allen has had some really nice touchback calls this season.
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While he insisted the company could have gone it alone , LinkedIn's explosive growth had fallen off of late and Wall Street had soured on it after recent financial forecasts by the company created worry about its forward prospects.
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Chief Justice Strine had pressed C&J's lawyers at Vinson & Elkins about the Cerberus offer at oral arguments on March 1, noting at one point that none of the Delaware justices had fallen off of a vegetable truck.
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The specimen was previously classified by the marine research survey that recovered it as a weedy sea dragon, despite its vibrant red color and lack of appendages, which were thought to have fallen off during the trawling process.
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After top five success with songs such as 2013's "Ready Set Roll" and 2014's "Gonna Wanna Tonight," Rice had broken ties with his label, fallen off country radio and wondered if he had a future in music.
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Now, you may be thinking: Hendricks and Lombard have both fallen off pretty severely, but both are still the kind of big names the UFC is probably keen to keep out of the hands of its competitors—namely Bellator.
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The Dutch Coast Guard said up to 270 containers had fallen off the Panamanian-flagged MSC ZOE, one of the world's biggest container ships, in rough weather near the German island of Borkum and floated southwest toward Dutch waters.
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"Listen, I've almost fallen off a camel, I've fallen into the rose bush, and I've fallen madly in love," she told host Andy Cohen on a special Watch What Happens Live One on One filmed weeks after her split.
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And despite the fact that new smartphone purchases appear to have fallen off a cliff as many large markets reach saturation, growing just three percent in the last year, there is still a strong motor behind the apps ecosystem.
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The DDI was previously sanctioned in 2012 and accused of materially assisting North Korea but had fallen off the sanctions list in October after the Obama administration dropped most measures against Myanmar in recognition of a successful political transition.
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" Mr. Risch said he hopes to move a bipartisan package of sanctions against Turkey that he sponsored with Senator Robert Menendez of New Jersey, the top Democrat on the panel, although not until "negotiations have fallen off the rails.
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By the time Capcom announced Iceborne, the title's first full-fledged expansion DLC, I had fully fallen off the Monster Hunter train, and the promise of a new area and some new monsters wasn't enough to draw me in.
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The changes to the way people are registered to vote has changed recently—it's moved from household to individual vote registration—and so there are lots of people who have actually fallen off the electoral roll without knowing it.
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Robbinsville town spokespeople initially said that a can of bear spray had fallen off of the shelf in the Amazon fulfillment center, NBC New York reported, but officials later said that the cause of the accident was a robot.
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Six days later, during qualifying for the Hungarian Grand Prix, Felipe Massa, then driving for Ferrari, was hit on the helmet by a suspension spring that had fallen off the Brawn GP car of a fellow Brazilian, Rubens Barrichello.
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" When Jackie at 21 accepted an engagement ring from a man who earned what Janet considered a pitifully inadequate $17,000 a year (the equivalent of around $160,000 today): "She must have fallen off her horse and hit her head.
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There have been so many crises over the past weeks, so much looming, dire news — a rising death toll; declarations of war; religious bloodletting — that climate change, recently fashion's mea culpa and cause, has almost fallen off the radar.
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Nestlé said on Thursday that it was considering a sale of its American candy business, the home of treats that include Gobstoppers, Nerds and Butterfinger and Crunch bars as demand for sweets has fallen off in the United States.
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As we reported ... when paramedics arrived they administered Narcan, which reverses the effects of an opioid OD. Our sources say the bodyguard, the assistant and others on Demi's team were aware she had fallen off the wagon months before.
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On June 11, Christopher Leclair made a distress call to the Coast Guard to report that his wife had fallen off their commercial fishing boat into the choppy waters of Lake Erie about three miles off the coast of Pennsylvania.
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The U.S. dollar was struggling against a basket of six major currencies, having fallen off a two-year peak in the previous session due in part to the U.S.-China trade dispute, making gold cheaper for holders of non-U.
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AUGUSTA, Georgia (Reuters) - Hideki Matsuyama on Tuesday admitted his game has fallen off since the start of the year but said his familiarity with Augusta National could boost his chances of being the first Japanese player to win a major championship.
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The rover had fallen off the map until a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request filed by Motherboard revealed that a US Air Force historian had spotted it in the backyard of his mother's neighbor in Blountsville, Alabama in 2014.
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Some countries have fallen off a cliff, including Australia (an 18.2% drop in 2017 in nominal terms) and Japan (11.3%), where negative interest rates have savaged returns and prompted some life insurers to stop selling lump-sum death-benefit policies.
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And while his defense has fallen off over the last few years, Ibaka is mobile enough at the 23.3 and can at least provide some impediment at the rim, even if he's not quite the shot-blocker he used to be.
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The New York Times reported this week that "no one's talking about the new tax law," given the way news coverage has fallen off since the bill passed and Republicans have struggled to turn it into an effective campaign message.
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The DDI was previously sanctioned in 2012 and accused of materially assisting North Korea's regime, but had fallen off the sanctions list in October after the Obama administration dropped most measures against Myanmar in recognition of a successful political transition.
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The U.S. dollar was struggling against a basket of six major currencies, having fallen off a two-year peak in the previous session due in part to the U.S.-China trade dispute, making gold cheaper for holders of non-U.
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The little black rubber bumpers have fallen off the bottom and, every so often, there's an audible buzz of a fan rumbling from under the hood that can only be silenced with a swift smack by the heel of my hand.
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Sonia Diaz-Castro, 252, an asylum seeker from Honduras, had fallen off the top of a 25-foot border wall as she entered the United States last year and was left barely able to move, with a broken elbow and pelvis.
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While the market for leveraged loans has fallen off in recent weeks, leverage of roughly six times a target's earnings is still available for private equity deals, according to the head of mergers quoted at the beginning of this article.
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The previously unreported episode underscores just how far the House investigation had fallen off the rails, marking a fitting end to an investigation that began with a bipartisan announcement and news conference from House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes and Rep.
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Aside from her presence on camera, Ms. Minsky liked that the young actress did not look as if she had fallen off a child-star assembly line: Ms. Lee, who is of mixed ethnicity, has short hair and a crooked grin.
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The skit is still remembered as an infamous disaster, one that mortified the fresh-faced actress playing Snow White, Eileen Bowman, who was 22 at the time and said she'd just "fallen off the turnip truck" when she auditioned for the role.
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Day 285: "D'usse" – single, 2014 People love to say that Wayne has fallen off in recent years, and it seems fair to assume that Tha Carter V, mired as it has been in legal drama, will suck if it ever does get released.
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A sweeping tobacco bill slated for a House vote this week is reviving interest in limiting the levels of nicotine in cigarettes and other products — an idea the FDA first proposed three years ago that's largely fallen off the Trump administration's regulatory agenda.
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That has come as toy sales in Europe have fallen off — from $45 billion in 2014 to $40.5 billion last year — while sales in the Asia-Pacific region grew to $65 billion in that same period, from $57 billion, according to Euromonitor.
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At funerals, or when I've fallen off my bike, or the time I had to attend to my grandmother when she stopped breathing, or whenever a major work disaster plays out leaving my team in a panic, I'm a picture of calm.
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And in New York, where more designers have fallen off the official calendar than ever — moving their shows to other cities, opting for new and different formats, or just sitting it out all together — the focus is increasingly on what's happening outside the venues.
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When video of the incident hit YouTube about a week later amid speculation Fisher had fallen off the wagon, her rep issued a statement explaining she'd had "a medical incident related to [her] bipolar disorder" and had gone to a hospital to reevaluate her meds.
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Except for a curt statement put out by Chairman Ed Royce (R-Calif.) of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs after the May 2014 coup and two hearings organized by the Senate and the House shortly after, Thailand's political crisis has fallen off Washington's radar.
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"I have fallen off a motorcycle in a bikini, galloped across the plains on a horse, face-planted on a snowboard, careened into a ballroom wall on roller skates, and landed in a checkerboard of boxes three stories below," says stunt performer Kelly Richardson.
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After all, you get this Wayne verse, which by itself should lay to rest the fiction that Wayne has fallen off, even if it is a little jarring to hear him say "she act like she need dick in her life," about his protégée.
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Another recent effort deserving broader support is the Do Not Track Kids bill, which too gained strong bipartisan support and would prohibit behavioral advertising targeted to children under the age of 13 — but the political impetus behind it has also fallen off in recent months.
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In late December, according to People, DiCaprio was putzing around in a yacht off the coast of St. Barts with his 22-year-old girlfriend and a bunch of his buddies when the captain heard some drunk guy had fallen off a ship nearby.
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Despite maintaining a good pace for the majority of the series, Happy Valley seems to have fallen off somewhat; there's no denying that there have been exciting twists, but the distance between Tommy Lee Royce and the rest of the characters has held the show back.
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"So, if you see me stumbling…sweaty, looking both tired and anxious at the same time, maybe a little more confused than usual, or forgetting lyrics yet looking happy (which is weird for me), please know that I have not fallen off the wagon," Alexakis finished.
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For Assemblyman William Magee, a Democrat of Nelson, in Madison County, the auction business he started in 0003 to sell livestock, antiques, machinery and real estate, Magee's Auction Service, has fallen off since he joined the Legislature, "just 'cause, you know, my other job," he said.
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On an emotional level, this eclipse is pushing you to realize what your hopes and dreams are—and if you've fallen off the path you're supposed to take, the eclipse will put you back on it—even if that means having to make some uncomfortable decisions.
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Travel startups are facing an unprecedented nuclear winter as demand has fallen off a cliff globally — with little prospect of a substantial change to the freeze on most business travel in the coming months as rates of COVID-19 infections continue to grow exponentially outside China.
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Though addressing this problem was under way during the Bush and Obama administrations, it seems that the policy of pursuing it had fallen off back in 2009 -- and is now brought back into play under the current administration, where legal and illegal immigration is politicized and discouraged.
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If conditions continue to improve after that, the remaining 2628,28503 soldiers could eventually be brought home as well, ending an military presence of 22020 years that has long since fallen off the radar of most Americans who do not have friends or loved ones in danger.
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Two months later, on February 8, Long broke a minor safety rule when he picked up an item that had fallen off a robot and put it back on the machine, an attorney for the labor union wrote in the complaint, which was shared with Vox.
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The Rockies' early-season stellar pitching has fallen off dramatically, however, and the club that spent 67 days atop the National League West is in a tailspin that has seen it lose 14 of 19 after New York cruised to a 14-2 trimuph in Friday's series opener.
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But after a week preoccupied by NFL protests, Republicans resurrecting the specter of Obamacare repeal, and a new push on tax reform, what to do about the 800,000 or so young immigrants who grew up thinking of themselves as American has more or less fallen off the national radar.
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But in April, fans online speculated that Lovato had fallen off the wagon when the same photo was posted to separate Instagram accounts: In one post by singer Hayley Kiyoko, Lovato was holding a cup containing a yellow liquid; in the other, the cup appeared to be blurred out.
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" The Tribune highlights a specific fact that should capture the attention of all Florida leaders, "for Miami, which is second to New York in overseas visitors to U.S. cities, flight searches from the U.K. 'have fallen off a cliff,' down 52 percent from last year, according to a Feb.
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TILSON: HERE'S THE THING BASED ON WHAT IM HEARING FROM THE FIELD, THE LAST FOUR QUARTERS EVER SINCE THE "24 MINUTES" STORY AIRED HAS REALLY FALLEN OFF A CLIFF, THEY ARE LOSING 24 TO $2371 MILLION A QUARTER, SAME STORE SALES ARE DEEP IN THE NEGATIVE DOUBLE DIGIT TERRITORY.
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But in April, fans online speculated that Lovato had fallen off the wagon when the same photo was posted to separate Instagram accounts: In one post by singer Hayley Kiyoko, Lovato was holding a cup containing a yellow liquid; in the other, the cup appeared to be blurred out.
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Read more: An Olympic swimmer rescued a drowning man who had fallen off an inflatable unicorn while on holiday in SardiniaThe women's team, formed just one month before the tournament, lost their game against Russia on Tuesday but celebrated their goal as if they had won the tournament.
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"Like many of my friends that went to art school with me, I had fallen into a career and fallen off on making art," says David Scheid, who first started creating and installing stained glass at a studio in Cincinnati in the mid-'90s as a part-time job.
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"When Supreme is making something that is actually slightly edgy in this political climate through this collab featuring the LGBTQ community, instead of fake-edgy pieces that say 'fuck the world' or '666,' some of you guys are 'disgusted' and think Supreme has fallen off the mark," they wrote.
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The heavy feeling on my lids made me feel like I was somehow sinking deeper into my fluffy pillows (in a good way), and even though I woke up most days with it having fallen off my face, the point is that it helped me fall – and stay — asleep.
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"Las Vegas and the church in Texas have fallen off the map — two of the most heinous mass murders in recent American history," said Tom Brokaw, the special correspondent at NBC News, flagging two episodes that would have, under previous circumstances, most likely remained seared in the national conversation.
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But after rising steadily in the polls throughout October—he topped Donald Trump only once in RCP's aggregate poll, on the same day Politico published a controversial piece that claimed Carson had claimed to have received a scholarship to West Point despite having never applied—Carson has fallen off a cliff.
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Q. & A. Thomas Cromwell hadn't exactly fallen off the historical radar in the five centuries since he lost his head to Henry VIII, but he has enjoyed even wider recent fame thanks to Hilary Mantel's novels about him, "Wolf Hall" and "Bring Up the Bodies," each of which won the Man Booker Prize.
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So, selfishly, when we were getting the space ready to start doing shows, the first thing I did was go downtown, and there's this street downtown where you can get suspicious DJ equipment—you know, it may or may not have fallen off a truck—and I may or may not have bought five disco balls.
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Tai chi can also be an entry point for people who may have fallen off the exercise wagon but want to get back to doing more vigorous and often more enjoyable physical activities like swimming and hiking, or biking and walking to and from errands instead of relying on vehicles that pollute the air and clog the roads.
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There is no evidence of it trying to land — it did not hit any structures, didn't hit any trees … We did a search about 20 blocks in each direction to make sure that there were no debris pieces that had fallen off of the plane en route; to make sure there were no houses that had damage.
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Some of my French-girl-in-training teachings have fallen off since then (I've proven my mom wrong that you can, in fact, do up both areas of your figure in a way she'd call "tasteful"), but many — like my love for micellar water and anything infused with it — are still so ingrained in my routine that I'll likely never give them up.
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The passing game has fallen off this season, but Cam Newton is as dangerous as ever running the ball alongside running backs Jonathan Stewart and Christian McCaffrey, and he has his favorite target back as tight end Greg Olsen made nine catches for 116 yards and a score last week for his first significant contribution since returning from injury. 1.
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I now wonder if what I thought was a mild concussion was really T.G.A. when on a beautiful September morning in 2017 I seem to have fallen off my bike for no apparent reason after swimming laps at the Y. I was not dizzy, there was no obstacle I might have hit, and I have no memory of almost falling.
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The Sanders campaign has sought to tie Clinton to embattled Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, a former Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE White House aide whose approval rating has fallen off a cliff in the wake of a scandal surrounding the police shooting of a young black man.
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Chuck SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid Colorado candidates vying to take on Gardner warn Hickenlooper they won't back down MORE's home state of New York, government data show that restaurant growth has fallen off a cliff since the state began its minimum wage experiment.
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Read more: It took a group of 10 firefighters 2 hours to rescue a raccoon trapped in a sewer grateSeveral bystanders who posted about the incident on social media shared similar stories of the bizarre incident — they said they were on a Lower East Side street when they heard a crashing sound, then noticed the dog inside the car, and assumed he must have fallen off the building.
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Two digital-only compilations that were in the Top 10 last week have fallen off the chart entirely after Billboard changed its rules regarding multi-artist projects: While "Epic AF" and "Summer Latin Hits 2017" were essentially playlists meant to game the system, charting almost entirely based on streams of existing songs, most various artist compilations will now only be eligible to chart based on traditional album sales, Billboard said.
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We don't focus on right space content, so we are trying to build something that is truly global and a distributed sports network, meaning we're on every platform you can imagine, YouTube, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat, Twitch, TikTok, anywhere that we can be, and we are specifically geared towards kind of the generation Z audience, or the audience that has fallen off from watching traditional live sports, which is the way that I grew up.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE made no mention of repealing or replacing ObamaCare during his first State of the Union address on Tuesday, cementing how far the issue has fallen off of the GOP's agenda.
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There had been jewelry on the court before, but it wasn't until the star asked an umpire at the Open to stop a match because her delicate gold-chain-with-a-diamond bracelet had fallen off and she needed to find it that it occurred to anyone that, one, valuable jewelry could be worn while playing, and two, the style got its current name (Evert referred to it as her "tennis bracelet").
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